Federal army dissolution. Juarez battle shocks Huerta
El Paso reports near 1,000 federal wounded at Mesa south of Juarez with scarce medical supplies. Rebels gain Juarez control as Villa’s forces seize trains and prisoners. Carranza leaders see Juarez victory as breaking Huerta’s northern grip and plan move toward Chihuahua City.
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Mesa
Juarez
Huerta
Samalyuca
Salvador, Mercado
Villa
Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
Hermosillo
Sonora
Federala
Carranza
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Jose Inez Salazar
Chihuahua City
Salazar
Orozco
Samalquca
Manuel Chao
Parral
Marecados
General Villa
Juan N
Alarm in Tampico as rebel threats grow toward port
Mexico City reports suggest rising danger near Tampico with rebel moves toward the port. John Lind, Wilson's representative, signals heightened concern amid tight censorship and limited dispatches from the provinces.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Tampico
Associated Press
Washington
Tuxpam
War Office
Gan ‘Trol
Aguilar
Tuvpam
Congressional Currency Bill Faces Narrow Caucus Rift
Washington observers note the currency reform Owen bill faces a closed Democratic caucus fight with Hitchcock faction opposition and hopes for a pre Christmas vote. Senate lobby probes reopen next Tuesday with Samuel Gompers and AFL officers among expected witnesses.
Postal Service Seeks Record Budget Next Fiscal Year
Washington estimates total 306 million dollars for the postal service to Congress. Postmaster Burleson says the amount reflects growth of the department and would be the largest single appropriation. Parcel post expansion is planned, with the branch credited for a large share of the 4.5 million surplus in the just closed year.
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Washington, D. C
Postal Service
Congress
Burleson
Post Office Department
Parcel Post Service
Train Wreck Near Jefferson Injures Three People
A head on collision between a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train and a gravel train near Jefferson Iowa injures three, with one passenger possibly fatally hurt. W Clarke, a baggageman from Des Moines, is expected to die from internal injuries. Both engines were demolished and the passenger car left the track. the gravel train crew was said to have failed to observe orders.
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Jefferson, Hi
Perer
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wo W. Clarkes Laggapeman
Des Moines
Pickets Circular Around General Electric Plant
About 2000 union pickets surrounded the General Electric plant in Schenectady New York to urge non union workers to join the statewide walkout that began yesterday. No conferences are planned today and General Manager Geo B E Emmons said there were no new developments and he would not reinstate any strikers to their old positions.
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
Geo. BE
Fire Devastates Wholesale District in Edmonton
A wildfire swept Edmonton's McKenney block early today destroying the stock of several wholesale firms. The blaze, reported in the wholesale district, caused heavy damage and fanned concern over a total loss of up to 250000 dollars.
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Edmonton
Alta
McKenney
Erild- Miz
Fugitive Sought in Des Moines Case Tied to Mine Workers
Irregular dispatch mentions a fugitive linked to United Mine Workers amid a November 20 incident. The report notes authorities in Des Moines and Denver pursuing the suspect, with postal authorities involved and no immediate results. The misspelled names and fragmented details suggest a coordinated search across multiple jurisdictions.
Dies Without Note Ends Stenographer Milton Blumenberg
Milton W Blumenberg long time official stenographer of the United States Senate died at his Chicago home last Friday. He gained prominence during the Lorimer investigation after interrupting a witness with claims of forged notes, later attributed to nervous breakdown. He was cremated at Fresh Pond New York.
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Chicago
Milton W.wumenberg
United States Senate
Lorimer
Fresh Pond
N. Y
Blumenberg
Washington
Lorimer Senaté
Hoe
Bland
Potes
Senate
Sayres Honeymoon Alters White House Activities
Washington reports the Bowes Sayre couple begins their honeymoon while White House routines return to normal. Attendees depart the Sayre wedding, decorations are removed, and many flowers are sent to hospitals. Hundreds of gifts are packed for the Sayres new home in Williamstown Massachusetts as President Wilson resumes official duties.
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Washington
Tic
Franks Bowes Sayre
Wilson
Sayre
Sayres
Williamstown
Mass
Turpam Mexico Situation Report From Admiral Fletcher
Admiral Fletcher reported by wireless that only the oil works at Tuxpam have been shut down and no pipelines tanks or wells destroyed or injured. No non Americans were killed or harmed. The Tuxpam district holds about 50 million dollars in investments with around 100 Americans and 20 foreigners deployed there.
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Washington
Admiral Pletcher
Tuxpant
Tuxpamall
Fletcher
News Bulletins by Wireless on Moving Train
Wireless telegrams were displayed on a moving train between Scranton and Binghamton as it traveled at sixty miles an hour. The Lackawanna wireless station sent 260 words to a Scranton newspaper for public reading aboard the train.
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Scranton
Awanna
Binghamton
N.y
Seranton
Lackawanna
No Money Law No Christmas for U S Lawmakers
The Democratic majority decided there will be no Christmas recess until the administration currency bill is completed. A party conference agreed to meet daily at 9 a.m. and sit until 11 p.m. with a two hour dinner break, continuing until action is taken.
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Washington
Bb. C
Christman
Yun
Sir Thomas Lipton At Casting Of Shemrock IV Keel
Caspar Nay reports Sir Thomas Lipton and friends attended the keel laying ceremony for the Shemrock IV at the shipyard in Chins. Bo Nicholson, designer of the new America’s Cup challenger The Reel, was present. The event noted the keel and the vessel’s tonnage.
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Caspar Nay
Thomas Lipton
Chins
Bo Nicholson
Reel Weighs & Tone
Asquith Stands Pat on Home Rule Bell
A fragmented report notes Prime Minister Asquith resisting changes to the home rule bill. A delegation from Ulster voices opposition while seeking concessions on the measure.
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Asquith
Roosevelts Sail for Panama Return to United States
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Margaret Roosevelt sail today for Panama on their return to the United States. Col Roosevelt left this morning for Valparaiso after a visit to southern Chile. The Waterford Evening Courier notes the voyage and related events as the courier continues its coverage from Salisbury and surrounding areas.
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Santago
Chiby
Theodore Roossel
Maregaret Roosevelt
Mine Worker Held in Jail After Inquest
Trinidad Colorado police detain H. Te Doyle secretary treasurer of district 15 United Mine Workers under guard following an inquiry by Adjutant General Chase and Major Hon Boughton into the search for an organizer tied to the confession of Louis Zancanelli. Zancanelli claims he murdered detective Geo W Heleber and was hired by others.
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Trinidad
Colo. Nouv
H. Te Doyle
United Mine Workers of America
Chase
Adversie
Hon. Boughton
Doyle
Louis Zancanelli
Zancanelli
Geo. W. Heleher
Siears
Cenera Chase Todas
Ves Maines
Sian
Thanksgiving Feasts Echo Across Chicago Markets
Chicago shoppers face a Thanksgiving rush as wholesale prices and ads tout 200,000 Feiwis worth of foods. The listing notes turkey, cigars, and other staples with per pound prices and festive promos driving tomorrow’s dinner preparations.
Securities stolen from unnamed victim in New York case
James E. Foye, once a clerk to John W. Gates, faces arraignment on charges of stealing securities valued at about 250000 from an unidentified victim. Police tie the alleged theft to cash and bank notes seized on his arrest after arriving from Philadelphia. Foye, about 35, retained Jerome as counsel and had planned to sail to Europe. a memorandum with travel tips was found on him. The Farmers Loan and Trust Co denies any loss to securities. the stolen items include General Electric stock. A separate Philadelphia warrant accuses Foye of forgery and fraudulent stock certificates, with over 100000 allegedly obtained from a Philadelphia broker. The NY market and legal actions are ongoing as investigators seek recovery.
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New York
James Edward Foye
John W. Gates
Foye
Philadelphia
Chas.t. Brown
Faye
Europe
Jerome
Wm. T. Jerolle
Foya
Gates
London
Germany
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Trust Company
James EB. Foye
General Electric Company
James E. Fore
Fayy
Stoc
Sphia
Wenesbery
Thirty Chinese Drown in Hong Kong Harbor Collision
Thirty Chinese migrants drown when a launch carrying them from the Wharf to a steamer is run down and sunk by the Japanese steamer Bashir in Hong Kong harbor.
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Bangkong
Rites Gohein
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