Villa Forges Driven Back By Bandits In Mexican Action
Reports detail a night battle near Santa Rosa Gila where Villa Forges led a counterattack against bandits approaching from the east. Casualties on both sides include generals wounded and others killed as cavalry under General Trevino pressed the engagement. Wounded and dead were buried by volunteers as troops regrouped near Cerro Santa Rosa and at Hoe station.
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Chiinahus Wey
Dizorder
Orana
Rerina
Villa
Carranan
Tre
Owen
Rosa
Bae Tataate
Amd
Bagdlte
Crom
Cerro Sauta
onsiGas
Masked Bandits Rob Paymaster in Cleveland
Cleveland, November 25. Two masked bandits robbed paymaster Thomas Carroll of Beatie Paper Box Company of 2300 as he returned from the bank near the heart of the Anhesmen district. They struck him on the head with a jack, fled after tossing a window, and were chased until a bystander joined in the pursuit.
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Cleveland
Robbil ‘Thoman Carrol
Ln Beatie Paper Box Company
Carrol
Anhesmene
Paddle Wheel Guts Launch Carrying U S Hlors Involved
Fragmented OCR describes a paddle wheel steamer incident with two men removed from the scene and a body recovered. The text references the Apache and a crowd of observers, but readable details are limited and uncertain.
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Nevaral Ashlore
True Are Burned 79 Death
Fragmented OCR report notes 79 deaths in a fire event involving multiple locations potentially in New York Virginia and Ramah. Details unclear due to garbled text but implies a search or investigation with casualties and authorities responding.
Snow Chaos On Scr eale Desp ite Mervy Fall
Snow fell in heavy bursts melting quickly as cars operate on scr eale amid backbreaking clearing efforts. Police issue annual snow removal warning. residents and workers race to clear sidewalks and driveways along Liberty and Third as authorities enforce city ordinances against snow accumulation.
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Atreae Railway Company
Audh
Plochar Parker
Cys
Encared
Removinie
Cbrner of Liberty
Aer Parker
Phata
Duainess
Gueg
Sverdork
Christmas checks spark year end wallet bonanza
Financial drive nets over 104 300 in gifts distributed to more than 3000 members by banks amid Christmas shoppers. The scheme, tied to a holiday sale, plans checks ranging from 12 to 1096 dollars with some 250 payouts and a 5 000 dollar cap for big winners. Checks will be mailed or handed out before year end and funds return to banks soon after receipt.
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Derediber
Hanks
Cheigtmias Chuppera Agarns
Banka
Wivew
Steamship Fire Report Near Inland Coast
A steamship loaded with grain took fire at sea while bound for Boston and another port. Five crew members reported injuries as the vessel battled flames. authorities said the fire was under control and passengers were safe.
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Boston
Nor
Powhstad
Bivin
Taland
Seneca Oil Works Employees Granted Wage Increase
Manager P Brockway called the Seneca Oil Works crew to a gathering and announced a company decision to raise every worker’s wages by 2 percent daily about 331 1/3 cents per day. The announcement pleased the workers. The raise will take effect starting from November 1.
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Seneca Oil Works
P. Brockway
Brockway
Woluber
West
Allied war report cites raids and troop movements across European fronts
The bulletin describes German destroyers raiding Fort Downe on the Kent coast with losses on both sides. It notes Austro German forces advancing toward Bucharest, German and Austrian units pushing through Dobried, and Allied efforts to block Fascist advances while monitoring strategic crossings and neutral tensions.
Prowiment resident John A Akins dies at home
John A Akins long time Warren county official died at his home in Youngeville after a brief illness. Born October 4 1942 he married Charlotte Samatron in 1968. He leaves children J Braue of Muaред, Way Ed S of Mownduville, Vacs of Hundred W Va, Bertha Roxadmma M Warren, Dive EANeL AL Tubuson Warren and others. Surviving relatives include Beechers J Te of atin of Umer and C W Et D of Spence along with sister Lyons of Franklin.
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John A. Akins
Warren Youngk
Youngevilie
Akins
Aulina Wan
Warren Ronniy
Harlotte M. Samuatron
Thie Lunion
J. Braue
Muuared
Way Ed S
Mownduville
Hundred
W. Via
Bertha Roxadmma M
Warren
Dive
Bir
Abies
Beechers
J. Te
Atin
Umer
C. W
Spence
Retta
Chandler
Wales
Men “Lyons
Prankiin
Potato production reports show another weak year across counties
The district reports reveal a year of mixed potato yields with many failures due to wet weather. Production estimates place total bushels in the millions, with Barnn and York counties near the top while others trail. Officials note early varieties suffered the most, and regional forecasts predict limited recovery in the coming season.
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Shige Zaire
Yale
Meighborn
Failebied
le Tauro Tau Pameaster
Jampron
Proresiowia Coanty
SAF Bugle
Northampton
Iba
Urehiaiya
Acre
woSiget Aterage Fiuhte
Ron Ay
Warren
Cameron
Oni UN
Warren Ward P T Club Elects New President at Meeting
The November gathering of the Fourth Ward School Parent-Teacher Club elected Mrs. Carl S Teak as the new president. Committees were named and Miss Ning Sinne Provin introduced as supervisor of music for Warren schools. The program featured community singing and a focus on American folk songs, with emphasis on local and national musical culture.
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Gino
Fourth Ward
Carl S Teak
Ie State and Nations
Warren Club
Ning Sinne Provin
Uaie
Warren
Biee Pravin
Vinglon
Muscat
Superessorn
Pennsylvania
Jane Titubure
Halle
Esther
Middle West
Rochester
Biss Provin
Wehumann
Carcas
Tromt
America
Warren's Won Business Ahead For Two Years
Warren's Foundries and machine shops plan full capacity for the next two years as they expand equipment and facilities. Struthers Wells Hammonds Iron Works Jacobson Iron Works Glaholt Machine Shops Harmar-Davis Co and others show confidence in securing business while war demand wanes. Industry leaders believe new tooling and furnaces will sustain production, offset wartime downturns, and position firms to compete globally after the conflict ends.
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Warren's
Strotvers-Wells
Warren
Lease Industria
Struthore
Hammemd Iran
Jacobson Nachion Va Windaring Company
Glaholt Machine Shops
Harmhari-Davis Company
Veryover Cancer
Ateady
Johnson
Ateuthers Wells
Schwab
Julan Gury
United
Suseta
Eujay
Rome
Amerion
Dupinens
Johmson
Europe
Submarine Warfare Report Shows tense Allied Gloom
A garbled 1930s submarine warfare report discusses expected hourly blows, with mentions of Bernstorff and neutral talks. Diplomatic concern rises as statements hint at American losses and German confidence in potential moves, amid uncertain relations.
Traveled Foreigner Prisoner in County 141L Arrested
A German man, about 29, described as husky, was detained by Constable Nate Ho Maguire of Zelumba township after wandering with papers indicating detention in Canada. He had traveled across the country, reportedly under surveillance, and was found near a vacant house on a Thursday night. He faces possible charges as the case moves toward the county court convening next week.
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Nate Ho Maguire
Zelumbua
Roko Murphy
Wandertae Kalcke
Juttlant Alent
Marotor
Murphy
Pris
Guer
Abe
Canada
Weuruine
Seha
Indeo
Conver
British Columbia
Montreal
Lacuutle
Wllowins Michin Freedom
Fim
Iearn
Lee Vountey
Zoarck
Colvaha
Soue
Heighbure
Maguire
Wrane
Chalrar
Yai
Erintiasl
Earland Residents Pride in Community Center Efforts
A garbled report highlights Earland residents’ pride in their community center. The piece outlines origins, governance, and activities through 1914 to 192x, noting contributions by church and civic groups, including the Methodist and Presbyterian boards, church officers, and local leaders. The summary references fundraising, building improvements, school rent, and volunteer efforts, ending with a note that Page Two continues.
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Gartadarn
Justis Aroud
Hate Nur
Fey
Douds
Allegany
Meadville
Woon Ach
Gore
Methodist
Presbyterian” Church Taxpury
de Bucturs
Pack
Tour
Aleks
Rirauree
Eadsnee
Hommienauer
Williams
Marrevueg
B.swalen
Munis
Titusvina Murnny Wudee
American Troops to Leave Mexico After Border Talks
Washington reports a plan for conditional withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. Both nations would patrol their sides, with the United States retaining the right to pursue bandits across the border. A joint protocol outlined cooperation terms, with timelines and approval processes discussed by top officials. The conference, held in December, examined the scope of American forces along the border and the potential return of troops to the United States pending ratification. The naval appropriation bill was also noted, awaiting consideration in Congress.
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Ranste City
Wesco
Tin Meniege
Shmugiiwog
New York
Mare Meader
Decretaro
Vemurttano
Gore ‘Aban
Vatanea
Svattata
Arredonila
D. Harding
Mexico
Amecwan
Menten
Ibis
Iain Matsucemells
Cooperaton
Sastaure
Xatifed
Amer
Moroco
Sever’ Lane Fuaiadt
tSaiian
Coma Sre UN Ag
Meisel Carreuan
Shane Jaddone Thor
Iiner
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