Venezuelan Army Ready For A Foreign Clash
Venezuelan forces brace as La Guaira hosts a tense standoff with foreign warships. Caracas has dispatched 2000 troops plus militia to fortify La Guayra while gunboats Bolivar and Testaurador are reported among vessels off shore. British and German diplomats remain aboard ships as London and Caracas exchange demands and discuss seizure implications.
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Jere
Guin
Haveetona
Feneguelan
Testaurador
Corman
Vinota
Retohution
Aeroluck
Ttao
Venezuela
Caracas
Fou Lilgrim-Baltazet
Bi 1
Haggard
Legation
Wbrange
Venequelin
Great Biltain
Germany
Arereery
Goverment Wits
Gina
Gortison
la Guayra
Guaractil
Gitanlobe
la Ganyra
Fort Lavigia
Tim
Britain
Ching
Thong Wieseianre
Custuims
Carseas
Am American Warships May Be Required Amid Venezuelan Crisis
U.S. officials debate naval options as Venezuela tensions rise after the sinking of a vessel. President Wilson initiatives center on enforcing a blockade while awaiting clearer guidance from allied powers. Senate leaders discuss potential moves and the role of American ships in ensuring stability.
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Washington
Minster Bannen
Cnatra Hind
Rte
Tneir
Peneetin
Hay
Ha Congresstann
Cowinltes
Lee
Northern Securities Company hearing in United States labor court
Fragmentary notes describe a court hearing involving the Northern Securities Company and labor court proceedings in the United States. The garbled text references bidders, a moderator, and rotating street subdocuments, with scattered mentions of roads and crews Northorn and Northorn Lucile.
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Minessiti Va
Securitier
Dbp
United
States
Labriat Enurt
Northorn
Distant Echoes From a Daughter’s Academic Rise
A fragment recalls the daughter of a retired Methodist minister who pursued writing after graduation and completing university studies years ago, marking a modest arc of personal achievement within a bygone era.
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Hearempondton
Ha waiian Affairs Special Session and Political Turmoil
The report outlines a Honolulu event with a special session and political maneuvers. Governor Dale, opposed by factions, faces indictments and charges related to public corruption. Military and state departments are cited as part of the governance tensions impacting the territory’s leadership.
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Honolude
Ealt
Neceiio
NWS
Dale
Fir Alfigas
Sailor killed as police shoot in Bay Juan incident
At Bay Juan a U.S. sailor, Costello of the Wasp, died from gunshot wounds after police shot during a confrontation. Sailors claim unarmed men were attacked first and denounce the shooting as unjustified. the incident leaves tension high as authorities await trial for an officer accused of assaulting a lieutenant.
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Costello
T. Waspi
Monluj
Tibbs
Wasp
Ova
Taval
Costalla
Cubreya
Costelly
Government Defeat on Education Education Hill in Lords
The government faced a setback in the House of Lords over education policy. Lords questioned the burden on voluntary schools and the Bishop of Manchester amendment, with expectations that the Commons will strike out the change. The matter may be dropped by the government.
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New York
Dec. W
Eing
House of Lords
Trihumeanya
Bishop of
Manchester
Commons
Tower House
Pheeloch
Dead Engines Delay Atchigan Tapeka Directors Meeting
rain postponed the annual meeting of the Atchigan Tapeka stockholders as President Ripley and other directors arrived late. A special car will bring the directory from Kansas City to Topeka.
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Ripley
Rannes City
Waites
Kansaa Chy Lo Popeka
Postormtie Robbery in Canadian County Credited to Burglars
In Canadian county early December 30s robbers robbed a place in Oklahoma City area using dynamite to blast a safe and escape. Marshal Mantier was slightly hurt but not seriously injured. Investigation follows as authorities pursue the suspects.
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Oklahoma City
Vatkan
Canadian County
Miners Surprise Coal Barons in Scranton Talk
Lawyers for the miners sprung a surprise at the opening of proceedings in Scranton, pressing questions about coal company profits and wage practices. Witnesses described wage inequities and company resistance, with discussions about commissions and the route to pay. The hearing continued with several witnesses called to detail pit conditions and company actions amid a strike mood.
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Dec
VewLawyers
Emspanies
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Fe Crewford
New York
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
Darrayr
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Mar. Crewsford
Cyage Wate
A. Pardee Company
Darya
Grier Ani
Pat Crowe in South Africa Ready to Surrender
Slingo Deeys Stover Mowe, a hotel proprietor, asserts Pat Crowe is in Johannesburg Africa and that within days his brother may surrender to authorities. He mentions a stalled $25,000 reward for Edward Cudahy’s arrest and notes he might be in custody to face the evanescences surrounding the case.
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Pat Crowe
South Africa
Slingo
Deeys Stover
Mowe
Johanverue
Bante Africa
Edward Cudahy
Boilermakers Threaten Strike On Southern Pacific
Omaha Feb 11 John McNeill grand foreman of the boilermakers national told a Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rally today that boilermakers on the rails would strike if a planned work action by lines to the shipyards is decided. The move could precipitate a larger labor confrontation across the Pacific lines.
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Omaha
Pec
John McNeill
McNeill
Brownfield Sentenced To Seven Years In State Penitentiary
Kansas City dispatch reports Deo Dotch Brownfield convicted of perjury in a case tied to the murder of Mrs Olm Mantle. He testified for Miss Tess Morrison and was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. Morrison, previously implicated, received a one year sentence.
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Jeesia Morrison
Kansas City
Dec
el Dorado
Progfedings of the Senate and Territory Statehood Talks
In Washington on December 1 the Senate convened with Mr. Quay presenting resolutions. The discussion covered Trini Territory retesting and joint statehood with Oklahoma. A bill paused debate over agents and expenses while trade prohibitions and subsidies were questioned. The session also touched on payments and compensation related to the coal industry and port matters at New York.
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Ate
Quay
Af Trini
Oklahown
Pete Arala Dau Coumorein
Getty
Alice Teal
Nie Am
Algen Dil
Sintiages Ao Cabo
Sautingo Cionigeron Stud Olinda
New York
Allison
Washington Foot and Mouth Disease Election Contested
A muddled report from Washington details a contentious election involving Representative Charles Hitacoll. Allegations of fraud surface as candidates Wagattters and Mater fight for the No. 8 seat amid November voting and inquiries into campaign finances and testimony.
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Washington
Dec
Tommy
Iég
Charles Hitacoll
Mastavinigalts
Gnu Havoc
Richardaen
Killed by Electricity Near Livermore
A fatal electrical accident occurred last night as Michael Toohey and L M McKamish, workers for Standand Electric, inspected wires and poles. Toohey reportedly died after a contact near a ground wire while McKamish, injured, was rushed to hospital. The tragedy followed an overloaded horn and sparked disciplinary questions about safety procedures.
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Livermore
Tal
Segionery Hari
Michael Toohey
L. M. McKamish
Toohey
Pondoy
Bidon
Oles Jong
Tanhayy
Groviil
Phi Civenil
Boston Women Fight for Coal at Met Yard Gate
In Boston the north end women surged the Metropolitan Coal Yard on Cambria Street. They fought to seize coal from a wagon loaded with bags, pulling officers, overturning a horse and threatening to overwhelm guards until reinforcements secured the yard.
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Mec
North End
Gompilly
Camsrwity Street
Payne
Boston
Akime
Wien
Muplayes
Waygon Yi
Dily
Uyan
Syoumi
Bine
Mania fuels murder conviction in Claiborne case
In a chilling confession the defendant claims a genetic mania drove killings of relatives and friends, saying he killed to avenge his brother’s blood. The court sentenced him to imprisonment after detailing a cycle of spells and mental instability as the motive.
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Orange
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Rus
Reciprocity with Canada and Cuba Advocated
Detroit dispatch reports delegates at the National Reciprocity convention debating reciprocity with Cuba and Canada. Speakers include Yank D. Pavey of New York and L. Gene Foss of Boston. Resolutions favor ratifying Newfoundland reciprocity and pursuing Canada reciprocity through a joint commission or other means. Foss argues for broader trade ties and warns the United States risks losing Cuba’s favorable terms if concessions are not granted.
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Cuba
Yank D. Pavey
New York
Lngene
Foss
Boston
Newfoundland
Canada
Fagen Foss
Ae Ir
Davey
United States
Losto Sutre
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Embry
Gabon
Sams
Murderous Tramp Attacks Farm Family Aid Ends in Beheading
A tragic case unfolds near Graves where George Allen and Albert Bright are attacked by Simeon Craven and accomplices. Allen is severely wounded and beheaded after forcing water and food, with gravesite details and a nurse’s account shaping the brutal event.
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Simeon
Ceorge Allen
Franckies
George
Albright
Weorge Allen
Alebright
Allen
Wylihior Revolvinn
Tyramp
Hephlei
Graves
Browal
Sony Joys
Seven New Poisons Reported By Michigan Professor
A University of Michigan professor of private agency claims to reveal seven poisons. He describes potential uses and warnings, citing testing and safety concerns. The details reference various substances and hypothetical scenarios, with notes about legality and risk.
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University of Michigan
Polsena Villaly Lophinie
Putin
Dimaniied
Unclear OCR fragment on religious figures and wage talk
Fragmentary text mentions archbishop, payments, and a political or wage topic. Names and places are garbled, with no clear event or date. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the readable material.
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