Battle Around Juarez Drives Federals Back in Fierce Fighting
Reports from Juarez state constitutionalist officers and Gen Pancho Villa ordered a general advance as federals retreat south of Juarez. Airing heavy artillery, battles extend to Zaragosa and Las Vegas with 10 12 000 total troops. Wounded and dead reach Juarez as Americans observe and border patrols reinforce.
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Tex
Juarez
Pancho Villa
Associated Press
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Juan N. Medina
Gen
Villa
Zara
Medina
Aaragosa
Willamn
Porfirio Talantes
Francisco Villa
Ysleta
Ocomorro
Samalayuca
Rancho Forles
International Bridge
Divided Skirts Debate At West High Tomorrow
The Washington Irving Literary Society will host a debate at West High on the topic Resolved That Women Should Wear Divided Skirts. Two teams will argue tomorrow in the high school assembly hall with large attendance expected. The affirmative team includes Roger Dairdsall John Ordway William ONeill and Ralph Walker. The opposition features Charles Shaffner Dwight Straver Hobart Dawson and Ellsworth Vincent.
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Washington Irving Literary Society
Roger Dairdsall
John Ordway
William O'Neill
Ralph Walker
Charles Shaffner
Dwight Straver
Hobart Dawson
Ellsworth Vincent
Deere
Dame Vashion
Dry Sleuth Attacked by County Prisoners
Detective George E Moore was placed in the county jail where he was assaulted by prisoners recognizing him as the bootlegging informer. He sustained a fractured eyelid and facial injuries after the beating and described the attackers as four negroes four whites and two Mexicans. Deputy Sheriff Leighton and sheriff arrived to separate the incident. Moore remained jailed and limped about the corridor describing Saturday night blows by Charles Heakett.
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George Moore
Daniel
George E. Moore
Moore
Charles Heakett
Resignations Shake Leavenworth Federal Prison
Alva Cole the superintendent of construction at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary resigned shortly after the arrival of special agent H. McGlassen. Attorney General McReynolds prompted the move hoping improvement in the construction department with retirement. Charges against Robert V. Ladow superintendent of prisons and parole board head were voiced by W. H. MacKay in a letter dated November 6. MacKay’s accusations included arrogance negligence extravagance incompetence and favoritism among prisoners. President Wilson received a copy of the letter.
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Whitat
Alva Cole
Federal Penitentiary
Federal Parole Board
W. H. MacKay
MacKay
McReynolds
Wilson
Mr. Ladow
Death of W. W. Finley, Southern Railway President
W. W. Finley, president of the Southern Railway system, died at his home in Washington on November 25 after a morning stroke of paralysis. He suffered apoplexy and brain hemorrhage while dressing to leave for his office and died before medical help could arrive. News of his death did not reach railway offices for several hours.
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Washington, D
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway System
Finley
Southern Railway
Longshore Case Delayed Again in Higher Court
In the Dr Anna Longshore case Atttorneys J C Murtagh and Guy Feely secured until January 1 1914 to file the abstract in the appeal from Black Hawk county court to the Iowa Supreme Court. The delay cites incomplete transcript of court proceedings. Bail remains fixed at 6000 dollars.
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Atttorneys
J.C. Murtagh
Guy Feely
Longshore
Black Hawk Court
Iown Supreme Court
Roll of Ronda Courier Readers in Waterloo
Waterloo Iow a November 24 1915 edition notes readers pride in the Courier as the first Waterloo paper printed from the press. The piece reflects on long association with families, calling the Courier their trusted family paper over time.
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Roll OF
Ronda Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
New York City Official Missing Five Weeks Found
Stover, New York City school commissioner, reported missing for over five weeks, checked into the St Francis hotel with Praveis of Chicago. A friend recognized him and verified his identity at the desk, but both left before inquiries could be made.
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Stover Qard
New York City
St. Francis Hotel
Praveis
Chicagiu
Teachin
Janeis
Stover
Zelaya Extradition Request Shadows Nicaragua Case
Washington officials consider provisional detention of former President Zelaya of Nicaragua on possible murder charges tied to the 1908 summary executions of two Americans. No formal extradition papers filed yet, attorney Corry M. Stadden aided the case, while Zelaya’s fate awaits further government action.
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Washington
A. C
Stath Department
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Department of Justice
State Department
Zelava
Gelaya
Corry M. Stadden
Stadden
Bryap
Population of Border Town at Execution
Lieut Jose Castro of the Agua Prieta garrison was shot to death in Tiouglas Ariz after a court martial for killing Maximilian Montivve a former Mexican land holder The execution followed a dispute over fare charged by Castro while driving a hack during wartime conditions
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Ariz
Jose. Castro
Agua Prieta
Castro
Maximillian Montivve
GOURN AT CLOSE Reports Mixed U S Market Action
The market finish showed firm tones as imports from Argentina supported prices while exports faced resistance. Wheat prices rose amid farm reports of pest damage in Missouri and a note on bear market sentiment in the European export arena.
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Chicago
Noy
United Stats
Argentina
Cateagsa
Bears
Missouri
Cedar Rapids Man Accidentally Shot
A Cedar Rapids man was accidentally shot near the Cedar River south of Palisades. The bullet struck his face, eyelids, neck and side with neck injuries considered most serious. If no complications arise, a swift recovery is anticipated.
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Huntine Sia
Cedar River
de Palisades
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Peter Hitch
Peter Tineh
5 Per Cent Increase in Road Rates
Washington November 28. Representatives of railroads in the Central Relight association territory testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in support of a five per cent increase in freight rates east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. Maxwell of St Louis-Wabash general traffic manager testified on operating costs and net income gains over three years while Frederick A Delano president of the Wabash and J G L Minnis questioned the figures. Also heard was Dr Frank H Dixon a Dartmouth professor and railway economist.
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Icentral Relight Association
Piers Jalate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio
Potunng
Woo Maxwell
St. Loui
Wabash Railroad
J. GL. Minnis
Couniel
Frederick A. Delano
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Tir
Frank HL. Dixon
Dartmouth Collegt
Bureau of Railway Economics
Serenade Night Tragedy Claims Young Agnew
Guy Agnew, about 20, found dead on a sidewalk in Dinkerton as serenades were planned for Claud Lamb and his wife returning from a wedding trip to Chicago. A grain dealer and local figure, Agnew died en route to a doctor after collapse near the Dan Smith home. He leaves a brother and his mother survives in Linen, S.
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Seven Thousand Strike at Schenectady Plant
Seven thousand employees of the Central Microtrie campus walked out this morning in a plant wide strike. The labor action followed disputes between management led by General Manager Emios and union officials. About ten thousand workers remained idle as talks were hoped to yield an amicable settlement.
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Smith Ami Union Offfeh
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Miss Mae del Leste
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Sir Lionel Gordon Starts New Venture in Dublin
Sir Lionel Smith Gordon of Dublin, Tres land, completed formalities for a new venture in Washington DL. He described it as his first effort in the area, answering questions plainly and noting his interest in the bride’s background. The account mentions his cautious tone and uncertain reception.
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Washigton
Lionel Smith Gordon
Dublin
Tresland
Indian Summer Weather Ushers In Wedding Day
Washington reports Indian summer weather as Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre prepare for their 4:30 wedding at the White House. Guests include Col. House, Cleveland Dodge, and Princeton figures. honeymoon plans abroad are announced.
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D.C
Jessie Woodrow
Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
White House
Cerk
Col. &, M. House of New York
Cleveland H. Dodge
Princeton
John A. Wilken
Building Collapse May Go To Courts in Iowa
The Stark Lyman building collapse near Linn County is ruled a negligent construction incident by a coroner's jury. Seven workers died and two more occupants were injured as faulty false-work and inadequate shoring caused the structure to fail. Witnesses described a five second collapse with workers inside and monitoring the pouring of concrete. The county may pursue litigation despite the jury verdict.
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Linn County
Stark-Lyman
Italler
Prom
Lambert
Willian F. Lowe
William Schneider
Marines Transfer Orders From Boston Navy Yard
Secretary Daniels earlier ordered 750 marines moved from Philadelphia to Pensacola. Tomorrow 150 marines depart Boston for Philadelphia with a company from the Portsmouth navy yards likely to accompany them.
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Mass
Daniels
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Pensacola
Fla
Boston Navy Yards
Philadelphia
Portsmouth Navy Yards
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