Arredondo Recalled as Ambassador to Mexico
Reports state Arredondo has been recalled and Ramon de Negri will succeed him. The recall follows U S failure to send Ambassador Fletcher to Mexico. The move aims to clear up duties, with Villa’s recognition as a revolutionary leader noted and the question of American troop withdrawal debated by military experts and commission members.
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Ata
Washington
Ramon de Negri
Beretyear
Carraney
United ‘Plates
Factuber
Senate
Mexico
Atredenda
Caras
Seta
Villa
Romucine
Evemi
Car Funen
Villas Weetriey
Local land sale sparks $30 000 dispute in city record
In a tattered clipping Barry A. Lopam of the Unite Re Quing Company purchases Denver property, while disputes over title and transfers involve multiple residents. The piece notes a $16 000 sale on Third Street and hints at ongoing legal actions surrounding ownership and tenancy.
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Barry A. Lopam
Unite? Re Quing Company
Denver
Cao Macot
Sid Jere
Pat Joneph
JaMaohotalas
Ant Gomes
Universal military service debate fuels Argentine model critique
Washington reports debate over universal military service bill drafted by War Department officials. The discussion centers on using Argentina’s system as a model, with reservations about funding, training reserves, and political support while lawmakers weigh the bill’s terms and potential implications.
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Washington
Dee
Bos
Heine Boase
Bercobary Baker
Aristian
Germain
Westearey
Poultry Shortage Forecast For Coming Year
Aiartigbury reports a serious poultry shortage expected next year as breeders raise prices. Farm adviser J.T. Campbell warns higher costs for breeding stock, chicks, and poultry products amid strong demand and reduced supplies from last season.
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Aiartigbury
Dee
J.T. Campbell
Return of Orders May Be Rescinded In Mexico Crisis
Reports warn the United States may rescind orders as tensions rise over Mexican peace talks. Carranza’s stance amid the Mexican commission crisis prompted cautious moves by Washington officials. The situation tightens as officials weigh actions and possible military adjustments.
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Mexico
Seria
Bekgre
Maxien
Aviers
Abelua Manman
Dentena
Giunlens Carranze
Washington
Carranza
Mexican Peace Commission
Carcnna
Prac
Normer
Juniea
Te Saain
Jertin
Messaeing
Columbus ‘Yard
Pershing
Blekio
Duantine
F- Wheelock
Querica Ri
Piftsburg Soldiers Refuse Banquet Guest Honor
Pifttsburg soldiers from the Eighteenth Infantry arrived at Tibehars from the Rieainen border Moway faced orders to attend a public banquet but voted to reject the offer. Leaders feared a misleading impression and the troops sought relief from service amid concerns over food shortages and fatigue. Preparations for a march and medical checkups were noted as drill and examination days began.
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Piytsyarg
Dex
Tibehars
Rieainen
Yecarday
Fis
Pilisuurg
Jomieera
Vite
Cnr
Autora
Uwe
Farm labor wage report shows rise across Pennsylvania counties
A department of agriculture bulletin from 1316 notes higher average farm wages in Pennsylvania with daily harvest rates around 89 dollars and yearly averages near 27.50, while county reports vary and some figures roughly reach 228.
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Pennsylvania
Germany’s Peace Terms Tied to Wilson Note Response
The dispatches report Allied and American diplomats awaiting Germany’s formal reply to President Wilson’s peace note. German terms loom as Washington prepares to respond, with early indications suggesting alignment with prior allied expectations. Officials note the reply arrived in Washington December 28 after a London briefing.
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Germany
Notente
Am ‘Apg
London
Der
Geto
Drieinar
State Department
Lerim
New York Supreme Court Rules Against Catholic Murust Rendure
The New York Supreme Court ruled against a Catholic organization plan to form two divisions within its ranks. The case questioned whether the federation could subdivide members into two classes to calculate differing rates, with Justice Dudley noting the federation’s attempt to use a two division system was not permissible. The decision halted the proposed structure and its effective date was set for January 15.
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Gure
Yusride Duarey
Supreme Court
Jyrion
Gio Otters
Plugasioalle
Teas
Federve Rand
Allesiparare Saguneten
Weep Ship Movements Secret At Androm Port
Boston dispatch reports secrecy surrounding movements of Wrighish Peacels to Androm, withheld by agents of various inns due to an order issued from Liverton. All calls atx destroyed as a result. A newspaper advert for exported sailings has been altered.
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Boston
Androm
Liverton
Referee Smith awards settlements in large workers’ comp case
A contested Pennsylvania workers compensation matter centered in the Retores district concludes with referee Smith issuing awards to claimants totaling over 500 dollars per square measure, covering cases from Venango to McKean and including Carmalia Vanenert. The decision references prior hearings over the past year and notes ongoing review by the State Workmen’s Compensation Board with an early hearing date set before Judge Mackey.
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Pemsatton
Uoen
Pemeallon
Kelaran Beott Smith
Sevanis
Giaront Ettos
Dizrier No
Countian of
Tris
Vercet
Wurres
Venango
Aurawtord
McKean
Forest
Elinod
Clsim Corkyate
Hraferce
Amoudt
Nelug
Carmalia Vanenert
Kine
Uuchand Wan
Crane
National Factuary
Botwal
Tve
Unio
Chalemaal
Mackey
Fell Victory at Rumawlak Theatre War Office Attack
Report states assault on Rumawlak Theatre War Office saw three Mousend prisoners captured while over 30,000 were taken near Rimixsarat. Attendees and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Rumawlak Theatre
SAS ‘War Office
Ittacke
Rimixsarat
Train wreck near St. Poly Carpe Junction kills six
A Montreal Oshnac 21 steppe gudgers were killed today when the Montreal Foconta express on the Ganxatan Pac etehilha Cornet line derailed at St. Poly Carpe Junction. The crash halted service and prompted emergency response as investigators begin to piece together the cause.
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Montreal
Osh
Railroads prepared for arbitration talks on Adams law provision
The United States Supreme Court may shape Adams law interpretation as railroads and unions discuss compulsory arbitration. Authorities report both sides open to a practical settlement to align with President’s proposed plan. The conference aims to resolve how compensation and conditions are handled under the act while avoiding disruption to operations.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Eure
Campulnore
Drveiing
Sisiabie
Inter
Awaar
Jerhause
Howerss
Shaan
Dam at Sorgrete Pourtrg Halts After Flood Threat
Flooding water overtops the cofferdam causing immediate suspension of the Pourtrg works. Workers report urgent alerts as river levels rise and concrete pumping slows. Officials warn the dam foundations risk collapse if water pressure remains high, prompting a halt to construction until safety restored.
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Igher Water
Coe Cotter Dam
Ian
Cara
Aspera Ste
Bryce
Urmished liquor to Indian 18 now in county jail
A garbled report details an incident involving illegal liquor delivery to an Indian youth, with arrests and court actions noted. The piece references Alfred Wal Taw and police officials, mentioning a plant and employment ties as part of the case.
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Plerss
Aetna
Fiayany
Ormobure
Fusie
Thes
Haslon Pierce
Saa
Gelalter
Arshia Sisek
Couciaule Adatee
Gimeera Merritt
Ranuhert
Aid” Pires
Npew
Dory
Pieris
Randlert
Teath List In Arkansas Storm Remains At Twelve
In Little Rock Arkansas on December 28 the storm tally stayed at twelve. Reports describe ongoing high winds and heavy snowfall with widespread travel disruption across counties. Authorities warn of continued dangerous conditions and urge residents to stay indoors and heed official advisories.
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Arkansas
Governor Brumbaugh’s Father Interred in Valley View Cemetery
A funeral service for George Boxer Brumbaugh, father of Governor Hramhaneh, was held yesterday in the old Brambaugh settlement. Interment followed at Valley View Cemetery near the church of the Deechren, with WA J Ewigert, treasurer of Juniata College, officiating.
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George Boxer Brumbaugh
Hramhaneh
Valley View
Villa planners prepare attack amid Mexican clashes
Reports from Laredo Texas indicate Villa forces and Carranza troops clashed near Laredo with Villa units claiming occupation of Ban Loin Poteet was reaffirmed while Carranza denied the report. Troops are rumored to be moving north toward Ciudad Victoria amid ongoing unrest in the border region.
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Pato
Tex
Yenterdiay
Calderen Raud
Wiles Boer
Junees
Su ‘Lwin Patel
Tampico
Monteray
Jarrera
Revut
Laredo
Carranse
Lasarus
Emirtr Biles Louth
Nave Laredo
Accordi Ag
Cannes
Eaparement
Reception Committee Hegele Hold Weeting of the Company
A meeting of the working committee for the information celebration was held with most members present except for two. The group planned details for the reception and banquet, arranging logistics for their long journey and arrival at the company area, with emphasis on coordinating attire and seating.
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Ik Fe de Tendurea
GF Conk Bay Ton Thele Retuen
Bof
Ier
Ase Beld
Joel Greuille
Woice
Cojope
Cole
Stansiteen
Sabin
Ebukatians Pennsylvnia Educators Meeting Report
A fragmented clipping notes a Pennsylvania educators meeting with Gore Elisgrrth Johnson, a Harvard education professor, presenting on the need for physical education reforms. It mentions A. Saryew, leader of a physical education group, and William Ay Stacker as a simmotar. The session, planned for 2008, includes Willes How nL and Gostan anchors for coverage.
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Mecca
Gore Elisgrrth Johnson
Hatrend
P Physical Education
Camaprigre
Saeah Towize Aviom
Isimmone de
Bisson
Phyaieal Duce Lion
William Ay Stacker
Tedleone
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U. S
Seid
Ambasaador Fletcher
Universal Military ‘Service
ROW Bear
Piftsburg
York Supreme Court
Smith
Guea
Bria Mam
Brotherhoods
New
York
Grarame
Mies Gramarg White
Ype
Aera
Atlantic Ciy
Thair
Georgia Thelin Cohan
Cohn Wan
Little Rock
Ark
Pitt
Awashington
Chihuahui City
Justen
Bamdit
San Lula Potoss
Villaistas
Wey
Taft
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