Bandit Robs Sunset Express Clerk in Texas holdup
A lone bandit bound and gagged a tall clerk aboard the Sunset express westbound from San Antonio after leaving the station. He rifled the mail car for cash or valuables then escaped at a crossing two miles west of the city. Authorities, including federal and state officers, pursued a vigorous search as details of the suspect emerged from witnesses and the mall clerk Morton Banks. The incident occurred near MacCoon, seventeen miles west of San Antonio, with Banks the sole occupant of the car.
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Southern Paette Railroad
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Register
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GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL CAPSULE ADVERTISEMENT
A dated print ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal back pain cure since 1696. It claims daily use ends backaches forever, with strong assurances of relief and a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes Dutch origin and reliability from Holland, urging purchase from druggists in multiple price points.
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Netherlands
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Austrians Drop Harmless Bombs Over Verona Region
Rome reports Austrian aircraft failed to reach Verona on January 3 as French batteries repelled them. Bombs were dropped harmlessly as Monte Croce and Val Comello area trenches faced artillery fire. In the Carnia zone Italian guns destroyed several trenches and forced defenders to retreat while attackers stalled on Monta San Michele.
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London
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Verona
Montecroce
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Carnia
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Monta San Michela
Designate Jewish Relief Day Proposed by Senator Neritas
Washlegion Jan 5 President Wilson was able to meet episode two day as on Jewish relief day contributions should be raised for greater tax Jews in the war zone to a resolution introduced today by Senator Neritas of New Jersey. The resolution said 8,000,000 Jews were in a desperate condition in Europe. At the request of Chairman Stone of the foreign relations committee the resolution was said over not tomorrow.
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Neritas
New Jersey
Europe
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Your Bronchial Tubes Cough Relief Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for bronchial tube irritation from a cold. It promotes Scott's Emulsion to ease mucous obstruction, reduce coughing, and support healing, claiming forty years of relief and warning against substitutes.
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MoemBell
Conscription to Upset the Party in London Politics
Jan 6 London report outlines a faltering government over the compulsory service bill. House opposition grounds and Labor dissent threaten a general election. If bill falls, cabinet resignations from Henderson and others loom as Liberal and Irish Nationalist factions align against conscription. Spinisters signal dissolution in the air as Premier Anguish faces a weakened government.
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England
Wifa
Tors
Derby
House of Commons
John Bicone
Norrow
National Labor Congress
Canreas
Arthur Henderson
McKenns
Tunciman Tay
Ltoydeorge
Lord Curran
City Taken Four Times During War
London reports Czernowitz has changed hands four times since the war began. The Times says no confirmation of Russian occupation. Austrians hold claimed lines along the Biyr river with German forces viewing the river as a major strategic front. Despite enemy fortifications in the south, officials warn against overestimating early gains.
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Dukowna
Times
Trusalan
Alry
Czerno- Switz
Ftecl
Biyr
Nes
Germans Lose Prestige Amid War Struggles
London reporting from Athena over ten days notes a sharp German prestige drop since the war began. External and internal failures haunt Germany, as Toulon fails to push into Macedonia and Greek troops brace for Bulgarian pressure. King Constantine learns the grim truth through letters from the Queen via Princess Charlotte, signaling dire entente perspectives.
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Athena
Gallipoli
Macedonia
Castelnau
Alliea
Safonixs
Paih
Iettera
Charlotte
Sare- Meiningen
Constantine
Germany
More Captures Reported in Petrograd Front Lines
Official dispatch from Petrograd dated January reports German counterattacks repulsed along Husala fronts east of Rugk Minnesota region and in the middle strips. Russian forces consolidate gains, capture officers and men, and claim Turkish positions near Arkhasa. Fighting continues northeast of Czerkowicz with renewed advances against the enemy.
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London
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Wratern
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Prinet
Rugkesotakavalix
Czerkowicz
Arkhasa
Masy Arcturt
Isis Showcases Saints and Sinners In Special Feature
The Isis presents a Broadway star feature titled Saints and Sinners along with Stingaree, the Australian Bushranger, and special showcase acts all on today’s bill.
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Isis
Allied airmen active in Serbia report bomb fuels and sheds destroyed
A Harvard dispatch from Athens dated Tuesday reports Allied airmen bombing southern Serbia during a recon mission and destroying sheds in a German aviation camp. The rest of the piece reflects on eastern front maneuvers and English labor politics, noting a London conference on conscription and skepticism about a witness in the Baraling case.
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Petrograd
Kolk
England
London
Robert Williams
Transport Workers’ Federation
Globe
Larimore Holland
von Dethmann-Holmes
Illness of the Kaiser Slights Reports Across Europe
Berlin reports no solid information on the German emperor’s illness as rumors spread from Paris Copenhagen and other cities. Crown Prince Frederick William writes of friendship and faith in a future with God, while Petrograd notes southern armies closing on Kore and Volhynia as Austro German forces push to hold railway centers. A steamer from Pera is said to have reached Malta with survivors of a disaster.
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Paris
Tome
Copenhagen
Frederick William
God
Germany
Canter
Petrograd
London
Kore
Volhynia
Jad Salts for Kidney Pain and Cleanse
A dated health ad claims Jad Salts dissolve kidney sluggishes and relieve pains. It promotes mixing four ounces in water before breakfast for a few days to restore kidney activity, touts lemon juice and grape extract as safe to use, and urges buying from a local druggist to prevent complications.
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Jad Salta
Public safety incident near Ely Nevada reported
A serious public safety incident near Ely Nevada involves a fatal shooting linked to an alleged affair. The events occurred early in the morning at a Copper Plateau cafe house, with authorities naming Arwine Dritchas as a person of interest. Local nomes and details remain under investigation.
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Arwine Dritchas
Alaca
Artie
Word to the Kiddies Painting Contest Cautions
The Standard warns readers that the Kiddies painting contest is a free will offering for children under 12 and prohibits anyone over 12 from aiding. Judges may investigate if there is outside help and winners could be required to repaint.
Shooting sparks a fatal clash and arrests in Ely room
The report details a fatal shooting stemming from a card game quarrel in Ely near the Grecka and the Colfes House. One man, Liaskos, died at Stentoe hospital after being rushed there. Dritchay surrendered to authorities and is in county jail. The piece also covers railroad executives changes and a commission restructuring.
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Colfes
Dritchay
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Liaskos
Stentoe
Republicans in Full Control in Massachusetts Legislature
Boston January 5 Republicans won a overwhelming majority in both branches ensuring the reelection of Channing Cox as speaker and Henry G. Well as Senate president when the legislature convened. Governor elect Samuel W. McCall and other state officials will be inaugurated tomorrow amid ongoing tension expected to linger for months.
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Mass
Channing
Cox
House
Henry G. Wella
Senate
Samuel W. McCail
Tate
Murder charge hangs over Dr Marshall in Salt Lake trial
Testimony at a preliminary hearing details the noon shooting incident that led to Dr Herbert D. Marshall being charged with the murder of his wife Elizabeth Stewart Marshall on November 28 last year. Witnesses describe the hotel lobby telephone call for a physician and the sequence of events that followed. The hearings unfold with vigorous objections from both prosecution and defense as they argue over every point while Marshall, recovering from a self-inflicted head wound, sits with his lawyers.
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Dan
Herbert D. Marshall
Elizabeth Stewart Marshall
J. F Derifield
Cora Peterson
Tiny Goldberg
Thora
Marshall
Ernest van Cott
Justice of the Peace
L. R. Mariineau, Jr
F. C. Lootbourow
Ater
Sabetta
Kan
Harry J. Hohnena
Robert Wadefiod
Warren N. Groff
Kavess City
Rockwell to Succeed Appregon in Utah Division
Balt Lake Jan 6 P S Rockwell general superintendent of the Colorado Vaca of the Denver Meo Qraydn with the title of general manager is said to replace AL 1 Apperson as head of the Utah Maen of the company. Apperson resigns next Saturday and the Denver offices may announce the successor today or tomorrow as details arrive.
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Utah Ines
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Caplres
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Rockwell
Center & Rin Grande
Colorado
Denver
Utah Territory
Uinta Basin
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Mudge
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Rock Island
Utah Hoes
James Hasnell
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Balt Lake
P. St. Rockwell
Colorado Vaca
Denver & Meo Qraydn
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Berg
Me. Apperson
Tia
Hit
More Wells for Millard County
The State Conservation Commission plans further spending on reports by T. J. Allen and L. Winsor after their trip to Majone Millard County and Nada Iron County to gather data. Last year the commission used 1550 on two wells in Iron County, with Winsor supervising as a joint employee of the Agricultural College and U S Department of Agriculture. The panel approved a half share funding plan with Summit County for a resource map, and continues efforts to encourage other counties to develop their water resources.
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Million Dollars to Be Collected in Utah Back Fees
Utah seeks about 1,000,000 in back fees from corporations that overbuilt or delayed filing amendments to articles of incorporation. Secretary of State Carl Matiseux orders action. unpaid sums may be turned to the attorney general for collection. John W. Tingey reports many corporations owe fees for amended articles and increased capital stock.
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Secretary of
Carl Matiseux
Secretary of State’s Department
Oring Aulte
Secretary of State
John W. Tingey
Ofr
Tinkey
State seeks million dollars from delinquent corporations
The Southern Pacific Company leads a list of large and small foreign corporations delinquent on Articles of Incorporation filings. Secretary of State Tinkey says many are behind, with Louisville Kentucky filings showing $1 million capitalization, and other firms underreporting. Aiming to recover roughly one million dollars, officials will appeal to remittance.
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Southern Pacific Company
Unis Company
Louieville
Tinkey Sas
Southern Pueific
Pardons Granted and Denials Count Reach Record
Rolse Idaho Jan 5 The pardons board announced pardons and denials in its first meeting of the year. Peter Burns and Luther H. Gadd were pardoned while Fred Barrett Lee Orlat and Dorrance A. Alers were denied or continued. Monard of Canyon county was set to be pardoned. Sixty five applications, the most in board history, were filed.
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Rolse
Idaho
Eo Nandons
Peter Burns
Nez Vere
Goa Siz
Luther H. Gadd
Fred Barrett
Lioois County
Lee Orlat
Fremont
Dorrance A. Alers
Shoshone County
Monard
Canyon County
St. Paul
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