President of Road Attacked in Mexican Border Fight
Det 26-Kam Robertson, president of the San Benito and Rio Grande valley abroad, fought Mexican bandits 18 miles east of San Benito. He was shot in the heel while returning to his automobile and, aided by an 11-year-old Mexican boy, repelled the attackers. Texas rangers and troops searched the area as four Mexicans were reported killed and two others arrested near Lyford. Mexican bandits are said to be active on both sides of the border with authorities warning civilians.
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Trontsville
Tex
Kam Robertson
San Benito
Rio Firande
Nobert
Dan
San Menito
San Pedro Ranch
Eaat
Free Gulf Coant
Robertson
Hobertson
San Becito
Texas Rangers
Lyford
Megtcaoe
Brownsville
Fort Brown
Carranza
Reynosa
Mexico
Merlean
Matamoros
People’s Ticket Endorsed by City Republican Committee
The proclamation supports candidates from the Peoples Convene, urging public participation. It argues for inner taxes, enforcement of the law, and a square deal for all. The Sterderd endorses the entire ticket and pledges enforcement of the laws in saloons and other businesses.
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People's Convene
City Republican Central Committee
Ateic
Nu Peta
Warning to the Faid Workers Over Libel Against Heywood
The Standard demands an end to defamatory rumors about A R Heywood spread by paid workers and gossiping women. It denies support for open saloons, asserts no change to 9 o’clock closing, and warns of legal action and public exposure of culprits. Telephone details urged to report scandalizers.
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A. R. Heywood
Standard
Judge Heywood
Heywood
Two Cities
Ir. Haywood
Ogden
Salt Lake
Potash Production Begins in Utah Leading Nation
Utah starts large scale potash production becoming first state to manufacture fertilizer locally. Merrivale district near Ogden ships first finished cargo, 247 miles south by rail last week. Process described as simple in lab yet demanding precision to avoid overburning alunite rock and loss of potash.
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Titah
Gremany
Merrivale
Ogden
Potash From Local Rock and Feldspar Discovery
A local report explains burning alunite to extract potash and aluminum oxide, yielding 7 tons of potash and ten tons of aluminum per 100 tons processed. It notes a new feldspar method to increase supply, plus using distillery molasses to recover potash, aiming to beat postwar competition.
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Germany
Titeh
Norton
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
New Orleans
Optimism from Rail Leaders Sparks National Prosperity
Judge Robert 3. Tovett of Union Pacific predicts steady recovery across the United States. He notes rising orders from domestic consumers, a cautious return to normal business conditions, and confidence bolstered by bumper crops and high prices. He warns against expecting overnight booms and highlights gradual revival across industries.
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Robert 3. Tovett
Union Pacificc Gustem
Pacific Coast
Fant
Ture
United States
England Struggles Seen Through War Era Public Debate
Readers glimpse unrest in Britain as trainloads of young men flee to escape conscription. The Butte Post relays a London Standard critique of government strategy, noting perceived erosion of faith in leaders and unity among Allies. The piece contrasts democratic liberties with harsher wartime controls and warns against domestic dissent feeding enemy propaganda.
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England
America
Europe
Butte Post
Great Britain
London
London Standard
Marne
Poland
Balkan
The
Standard
Athens
Wells
Germany
Austria
Russia
Irregular poker changes at world markets open
New York Oct 28 irregular market changes opened with specialties holding gains and new records for several Marwett Motor Issues. Virgiole ron Coal and Coke rose to 74, with National Enameling American Car Bethlehem Steel and Virginia Chemical among active advances. Reading, dividend news, Union Pacific gains, and Exte feature added.
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New York
Marwett
National Enameling
American Car
Bethlehem Stes
Virginia Chemical
Volted Cigar
Union Pacific
Father and Five Children Shot in Rockyble Indiana
A 40 year old Jobb Saunders and five children aged from 1 to 15 were wounded when Bam Fillson a coal miner was charged with shooting after a boundary dispute at the Saunders home southeast of Rockyble. The incident occurred late yesterday and prompted a shift to police action today as officials investigate the case.
Offer of Island of Cyprus Lapsed
London reports Britain's offer of Cyprus to Greece has lapsed as the condition attached to the proposal has not been fulfilled. Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour informed the House that the offer has expired due to unmet conditions.
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Tot Commons
For Llem
House
Serdla
Great Britain
Greece
Ahn
Serbia
Bulgaria
Great Beitela
Cyprus
Island OF
Tondon
Freal
Britain
Mmadero
Bir Etmara Orey
Chaplin Stars In Caught in the Rain Tonight and Wed
The Devil presents Charles Chaplin in Caught in the Rain tonight and Wednesday. The screening showcases Chaplin's comedy as the main feature with the theater listing shows for the week.
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Chas. Chaplin
Wheat declines as weather eases demand in Chicago grain
Chicago grain notes a wheat market pullback driven by unresponsive cables and expected favorable northwest weather. December futures hover near 4.10 to 4.23 while nearby prices slip and Egyptian liquidity issues surface. Cash sales show No 2 yellow corn at 30.60 to 30.65 and No 2 hard wheat around 50s to 60s in cents per bushel, reflecting overall soft tone and tentative recoveries amid shifting demand.
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Chicago
Goa
Mipnesports
Aprobe
Tradeca
Nate
Egypt
Warhington
United States
Tom Wise Stars in Blue Grays at the Today Show
Local theater preview highlights Tom Wise performing in Blue Grays this afternoon. The production promises old Kentucky flavor with lively stagecraft and period charm.
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Old Kentucky
Tom Wise
See Sin at the Orpheum Tonight
A fragmented verse text hints at moral ruin and fate. It notes a performance or feature titled Sin at the Orpheum tonight, with dark imagery of stars, night, and judgment. The irregular phrasing suggests a poetic or dramatic stage item rather than a formal news report.
Markets Report From Chicago and Omaha Hog Prices
Hog receipts and prices shift across Chicago and Omaha markets on October 26 with declines in some categories. Slaughter hogs range around 5.90 to 7.50 per cwt, while heavy hogs and sows show varied bids. cattle entries include steers, cows, and stockers with prices from 5.60 to 10.00. Sugar futures in New York drift lower amid quiet trading and modest domestic demand.
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Omaha Livestock
Ontario
Neb
New York
Orpheus Vaudeville Thrills at Alhambra Orpheum
Thirty five people attend the Alhambra this week as Marke Bros present Home Again. The great hit of vaudeville promises to be the banner week with reservations urged early for the Alhambra Orpheum run.
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Alhambra
Orpheus
Marke Bros
Samuel Gompers Visits President Wilson
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, spoke with President Wilson in Washington about proposed labor legislation for next winter. Gompers stressed industrial education and vocational training to channel human energy while denying reports of German agents planning munition shipments.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Friends of
Labor
Tornt
Gompers
United States Steel Declares Preferred Dividend
New York Oct. United States Steel Corporation declares its regular preferred stock dividend at 6 per cent. No action on the common stock dividend. Total earnings for the word quarter of 1915 reported at $20,404,791 with corpus for the quarter $03 and prior quarter ending balance $3, ...
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Kurpisa
Meeting Details Drive New Haven Traffic Control Effort
Aridencept session reveals New Haven New York Hartford trio leadership pushing steps to curb New England traffic flow via rival routes. Morgan, Clark and Meclen discuss friction over rate readjustments and railroad control while government seeks actions to prevent New York Central from dominating routes to New York.
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Rio Grande
the Peoples’ Ticket
M. L._ JONES
Fo Auditor
A. F. Larson
John E. Bagley
FAID
Utah
Lara
Pantages
Orpheum Theater
Neal
Navy
Sc—Lyceum
Chicago Grain
Sahin
Bin
Ubal
Wotas
Orpheum
Theda Bara
Big Picture
Tieolby
Slam
Sesterdar
Gampers
Aifles
Gempers
Matix
Gen
U. S. Steel
Meclen
Morgh
New Haven
agRe
Hartford
New England
Charles
Mer
J. P. Morgan
C. P. Clark
New Fiaven Tela
Metin
Morgan
Morran
Clark Bell
Mr. Morgan
Sir Mela
New Yealand
Flse
Central
Tee Cer
Crown
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