Villa revolt ends as Juarez surrenders to Carrancista forces
In El Paso today Juarez surrendered to the Carrancista position at 2:30 pm as Villa's garrison evacuated. Governor Fidel Avila becomes supreme commander of the constitutionalist forces in the region, with Colonel Polito Villa and others arriving in Juarez amid reports of a broader peace agreement with Villa. Spanish text describes the ceasefire and allegiance to the constitutionalist government, with about 4000 troops by the surrender date.
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Juero
Villa
Villa Council of War
Chihuahua
Fidel Avila
Fl Paso
Tex
Dee
Hpolito Villa
Financis
Juarez
United States
General Villa
Vila Solders
Juares
Carranza Pore Eramiral
Eduardo Audonoen
Coronel Flaviano Paliza
Sara
Francisco Villa
Carranca
Francisca Villa
Mexico
Joaquin Terrazas
Leonardo Avila
Victoriano Avila
Juan Nadeiguis
MacDonto Aldana
J. F. Nonquilis
Cecillo Luna
Paulino Quinones
Francisco Ariia
Guadalupe
Ban Venado
Villa Ahumade
Cana Grandes
Curtin Trees and Telefoo Curtiln Trees and
A series of inquiries at the forest office in Ogden reveals interest in Christmas tree sources and other forest uses. The piece notes woods are employed beyond building and direct manufacturing, with various products derived from timber often concealed from ordinary view. The text references a pork packer aiming to use every part of the resource.
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Pacific Coast
Spain
Forest Service
Idaho
Utah
Iheir
Ogden
Mexico
United States
First National Bank Ogden
UTAR
Notice to Contractors for Insane Hospital Work Bid Invite
Weber County invites bids for construction of an Insane Hospital on county property north of city limits. Bids due by 12 noon Saturday January 6 at Bhreove and Matson Architects Ogden Utah. Include 3 percent certified check and line item completion cost. Plumbing and heating bid separately as required by law. Meant of County Commissioners W C Hunter chair Harry Estes county clerk. Last publication January 1915.
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Bhreove
S.sfactory
Weber County
W. C. Hunter
Harry Es
Ant
Greeks Hold Saloniki Fort In Turkish War Update
Wireless dispatch reports Greek forces withdraw from Fort Kecaburna near Saloniki while keeping the strong fort that dominates the town. French patrols advanced but were met with Greek resistance, prompting no halt at sentries before a clash occurred. Public interest note follows with unrelated humorous anecdotes about aging and education.
Panama Canal Opens to Small Vessels Until Large Ships Return
Vanama December 20 The Panama Canal reopened temporarily to permit small vessels delayed for months. Three more vessels will pass this afternoon and the canal will again close to traffic under Major General George W. Goethals. The governor could not predict a permanent reopening, but warned it may not resume until danger of further earthquakes ends.
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Vanama
Panama Canal
Trafic
Allied bombardment at Dardanelles could have opened route to Constantinople
Vienna correspondent reports on March 19 shells that could have breached the Dardanelles defenses. Turkish batteries near T sacks, backed by German Austro Hungarian observers, faced seventeen large shells and heavy artillery. If the fleet had persisted, a channel to Constantinople might have been opened, prompting Turkish fears and moves to Kaklabehir as Ankara watched.
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Constantinople
Techsack
Associated Rear
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Eresa
Hetter Pack
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Kaklabehir
Anaytolla
Eambanseg Atag
Cahort
Tvardanelles Forte
Father of girl charged after murder in Pats Texas
Tather of Pauling Walton, 13, who was murdered in bed at her home early Saturday morning, was arrested today and formally charged with the murder. The arrest followed a large police operation to prevent mob violence as Walton was taken away by officers on a southbound train.
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Pats
Texas
Dez
T. R. Walton Tather
Pauling
Fifty Thousand Serbs Escape War Refugees Reach Albania
Overseas News Agency reports 60 000 Serbians escaped attackers with 20 000 attempting to reach Scutari without artillery or baggage. One third persevered as others moved into Albania where many were killed by Albanians. Bulgarian forces allegedly looted 42 railway trucks of munitions. Meanwhile a French cruiser Descartes removed Wilhelm Garde, purser of the Porloquea, near Puerto Rico.
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Bertin
Mitary
Botta
Scutari
Albania
Dulgarian Free Army
Dulgarians
Quantilon
Berbin
New York
Nec
Wilhelm Garde
Brooklyn
Porloquea
Juan, Porta Ico
Descartes
American Given French Cross For Humanitarian Work
Paris December 20 6 80 a m Russell Greeley of Roatan director of the American Distributing Bertha of Paria who was recently injured in a motor car accident and now convalescent was decorated with the Legion of Honor The emblem was placed on his breast by Justice Godart under secretary of state for sanitary service Godart thanked Mr Greeley for humanitarian work done since the war The accident also claimed the life of Dr C R Cross of Brookline Massachusetts.
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Ellow
Mr. Greeley
C. R. Cross
Brookline
Mans
Casualties from Salovsk expedition reported
London reports total British casualties from the Salovsk expedition into Serbia reached 1278. Harold J. Tennant, parliamentary undersecretary for war, told the House of Commons this afternoon that only one of the eighty five men of other ranks had been killed.
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London
Serbia
House of Commons
Harold J. Tennant
Teagant
Rumor on Lusitania submarine sinking buried in Commons
In Touion on December 20 at 3 37 p m the rumor that the Cunard Lusitania submarine was destroyed was laid to rest in the house of commons as Reginald McKenna declined to confirm any official Admiralty report. The exchange also touched on stock market talk with a quip about money in stocks.
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Touion
House of Commons
Admiralty
Reginald McKenna
Exchequer
Audi
Traveling Cages Advertises Quality and Low Prices
In the line of goods we offer the highest quality for your money. Our traveling cages are praised for rough wear long service in workmanship fittings and quality. A splendid variety for selection. Prices start at $2.50.
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Culley’s
Collar Bass Leather Collar Bags At Low Prices
Leather or leatherette collar bags offered with button and clasp covers. Drawstring closure, fine assortment, priced from 2.00 to 5.00. Text suggests retail display with varied colors and sizes. Named item appears as a collar bag for sale in a shop catalog snippet.
Military Set Offered with Prizes From Two Fifty to Ten
Advertises a military set guaranteed for skilled workmanship and great utility. Claims carefully selected military bets and rewards readers with prizes ranging from $2.50 to $10.
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