Mexican rebels face losses in Tlaxcala clashes
A Mexican war office unit forms two young officers to command a lancer corps against rebels in the north. In Tlaxcala, over fifty rebels were killed after three engagements as federal troops, led by Col. Gelso Aguilar, pursued them from San Darian Texoloz to San Diego. Federal casualties were light.
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Mexico City
North
Mexican War Office
France
Germany
War Department
Gelso Aguilar
Tlaxcala
War Office
San Darian Texoloz
San Andres Guamilpa
San Diego
Fiebels
Rubio Navarette
Santa Cruz
Monterey
Ciudad Victoria
San Dionisio
Puebla
San Luis Potosi
Vanegas
Thanksgiving Joy Despite Weather In Chicago
Chicago observes Thanksgiving with charitable dinners for hundreds of poor families. About 1 000 prisoners at Bridewell attend a morning vaudeville and enjoy turkey dinner. Patients and inmates at Cook County facilities also share turkey meals. Little interest shown in sports with a Cleveland versus Chicago soccer match as the highlight.
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Chicago
Navy
Betwen
Cleveland
Pan American Thanksgiving Mass in Washington D C
The fourth annual Pan American Thanksgiving celebration at St Patrick s Church in Washington D C included President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Latin American diplomats. Cardinal Gibbons attended as Bishop Currier of Matanzas Cuba denounced war as the natural enemy of order and warned of moral decay. A dove of peace symbolized unity between the United States and twenty one Latin American republics.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Republis
Wilson
Thryan
Latin America
White
Tuatice McKenna
Supreme Soort
St. Patrick's Church
Western Hemisphere
Cardinal Gibbons
Chas. W. Currier
Matanzas
Cuba
Wilsor
Trven
Gani
Vragil
Othas
Currency reform talks near a Senate agreement
Senate Democrats pressed toward completing the administration currency bill in conference. Owen and Hitchcock led amendments, with Owen Ginks reconciliation and regional bank structure undecided. Lane and Newlands pursued floor plans as three Democrats’ defections could threaten the majority. A note on Lois Jameson's improving health was added.
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Washington, DD. CG
Senate
Democrats
Hitchcock Guone
O'Gorman
Owen
Georgia
Atlanta
New Orleans
Hitchcock
Lane
Oregon
Newlands
Rebels seize Tixpan Mexico as Payne ferries to battleship
Miss Payne, daughter of U S consular agent Arthur Payne, fled Tixpan with her father’s support after rebels led by General Aguilar took control. They sought safety aboard the United States battleship Louisiana off Vera Cruz, fearing local danger.
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Tixpan
Mexico
Tne
Payne
Arthur
United States
Nere
Louisiana
Miaplaca
Aguilar
Recorder Zelaya Held In Extradition Drama In New York
The report details Charles Plummer's death in Cedar Falls and Charles Zelaya, ex-president of Nicaragua, arrest in New York on charges tied to Nicaragua murders. Extradition proceedings loom as officials weigh political motive and legal steps, with Zelaya resisting transfer to Nicaragua and awaiting formal hearings.
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Zelaya
Plummer
New York
Biuitos Relava
Ninvatue
Nicarapin
Niearapiny
Big
Prigan
Justics
Roger B. Wood
Anstant
United States
Wood
Nicaragua
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Groce
Activa
AWATY
Washington, D. C
Zelay
State Department
Fotk
Corry M. Staddon
Othor
Aoner
Domingo Toribio
Sixto Pineda
Masaya
Cannon and Grace
Diplomatiats
Cannan
Grace
José Santos Zelaya
Nicearagua
Shields
Yelays
Washington P Valentine
Yelaya
Plummer dies after long term of service as county recorder
Longtime Cedar Falls official Mr. Plummer dies following a period of illness. Elected county recorder in 1906 and repeatedly reelected, he served with notable efficiency and led the State Association of County Recorders in 1912. His deputy Miss Jennia Bird may be appointed to fulfill the remainder of his term. He previously worked in mining with his father at Leadville before returning to Cedar Falls.
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Plummer
County Recorder
Tre
Tle Dounty Board
State Association of County Recorders
Jennia Bird
Cedar Fallas
West
Daniel Plummer
Leadville
Colo
Yankin Donde
Moose
Father
Sai
Cedar Falls
Roll of Honor Courier Reader D
Waterton Ta Novis Ter Mr C Young 1012 West Sixth Street Waterloo Evening Courier notes two years and four months of service. Free news phones were given and by the paper. Several thousand devices are needed over the counters.
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Megathione
Wyaimee
Couries
Tor Press
Eya
Pirly
Vie
Amd
Transport Prairie Sets Sail for Southern Waters
The transport Prairie departed Philadelphia at 1 o clock with a full crew and medical staff for a three months mission to Pensacola and southern waters. Commanded by Col. Hoal de Jeune, naval officers fired a salute before sailing and the ship was to receive orders from Washington via wireless. Reinforcements and marines from the reserve campus were aboard as the vessel moved out of the yard.
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Philadelphia
Pas
Prairie
Col
Hoal de Jeune
Philadelphia Navy
Prairin
May
Washington
Mantes
Middle West Bowling Association Tournament Opens in Missouri
In Tlonis Missouri on November 27 the seventh annual Middle West Bowling Association tournament opens with 425 bowlers entered. The large field includes five man teams 182 doubles and 352 individuals. Prizes total $5500 and ten gold medals have been ordered.
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S. Tlonis
Middle West
Wedding Coach Parade Delights Fourth Street Crowd
A wedding coach decorated in festive style rolled along Fourth Street East at 11:20 this morning drawing laughter from pedestrians. The procession featured two iron-tray horses and shoed props carried by friends of the couple, with playful obstacles and rice recalling a joyful wedding celebration.
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Fourth Street
Newwa
Jron
Rlee
Wreck Near Des Moines Injures Several On Passenger Freight Collision
A southwest Des Moines collision between a Burlington freight and a southbound passenger train No 57 injured several travelers. Reported bruises include broken leg and back injuries among Iowans and others from Minnesota and California. A Pullman conductor sustained wrist and ankle injuries. a freight fireman suffered facial bruising.
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Les Moines
Barlington
West Horn
Stark
Kansas City
St.Paul
Des Moines
Ivu
Shall
St. Paul
Mr. J
Riley
Long Beach
Cal
Bertha van Epps
Kellogg
Freeman
Emmetsburg
Fivelbut
Pullman
Minneapolis
Ead
England launches new battleship Emperor of India at Barrow
Barrow-in-Furness England. The battleship Emperor of India the last of four ships in the British 1911 12 program was launched amid labor delays. Laid down May 31 1912. Admiralty invited foreign naval attaches to attend, likely because details were already known.
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Tuxpan
Washington, D. C
Fletcher
Aguilar
Tampico
State Department
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Michigan
Wheeling
Mavn Department
Navy Department
Suffolk
Graddock
Barrow-in-Furness
England
Admiralty
Foreignmbassies
London
Work on Mul lan avenue bridge proceeds on Thanksgiving
Despite Thanksgiving, workers continue the Mul lan avenue bridge project throughout the day. The bridge company maintains a holiday operation policy, allowing a noon break but resuming work later. Crews remove machinery in readiness for final finishing touches and install cement railings to complete the structure.
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Mullan Avenue
Bridge Company
Megaphone giveaway boosts paper’s street presence
The Courier reports a widespread megaphone distribution to readers of all ages, with thousands of devices sold over the counter. The feature highlights the paper’s promotional push and public engagement through the free giveaway.
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