Villa Leader Named For New Mexican Party Rise
Fragmented early 20th century report states Villa has headquarters at Santa Ysabel near Ghihaahua City and is named commander in chief of the army of the Legalistas. American officials doubt fall of Chihuahua and discuss border forces and possible troop withdrawals.
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Tex
Villa
Santa Ysabel
Ghihaahua City
Carranza
Ikl
Paso
Obregon
Crevino
Huerta
Madero
San Antonio
United States
Silsytinenhk
Mexico
Chihuahua
Southern Department
United States Army
Frederick Funston
Gonzales
Juarex
Jacinta Trevino
Chihuahua City
Aunief
Soriano Bravo
Eb] Paso
Washington
Atlantic City
Uctl
Pershine
Teashing
Columbus
N. M
Namaquipa
Germans Stand Like Metal Wall in the West Speech
Berlin reports Emperor William praised Somme troops for four months of hard fighting. He hailed their heroic deeds as a blazing model of German will and urged steadfast resistance against France and Britain. He spoke of divine support and the just cause guiding the defense.
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Berlin
William
Somme
France
Tageblatt
Germany
Hughes Leaved For New England On Windup Tour
Charles E. Hughes leaves New York for the final stretch of his presidential campaign with stops in Hartford Providence and Boston. He plans four days in New York state and ends with a Madison Square Garden speech on November 4. Hughes argues the nation must prepare for a postwar Europe and maintains peace through strength and trade policy.
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Charles E.hughes
Hartford
Providence
Boston
Hughes
New York City
New York State
Ohio
Indiana
Madison Square Garden
Conn
Charles E. Hughes
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United States
Hushes
New Haven
Meriden
Yale
Teutons Push Into Roumania Front North and South
Berlin dispatch reports Teutonic forces advancing on Roumania from the north and south with gains toward Sagiana and the Danube bridge at Tchernavoda. Allied and Romanian positions around Constanza remain precarious as Austro German efforts in Dobrudja and the Carpathians intensify.
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Sayville
S. 1
RouManta
War Office
Sagiana
Tchernavoda
Danube
Norrthward
Dobrudja
Black Sea
Constanza-Tchernavoda
von Mackensen
Roumania
Teutons
Sarville, L. T
Tchernavodshr
Ton
Mackensen
Briti
Constanza
Consti
Tehermavoda
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Russia
Moldavia
Galatz
Tbraila
Constanze
Petrograd
London
Carpathians
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Danube Bridge
Tehernavoda
Europe
Bucharest
Rome
t + Mackensen
Dobrudia
Petroigrad
Mount Kekeltaras
Bicax
Oitna Valley
Fire Claims 27 Lives in a Hospital
A fire at Reiman Catholic hospital in Farnham Quebec destroyed the building and killed 27 people, many children. About 318 were in the structure, with 20 injured as survivors jumped from upper stories. Firemen and citizens saved many. property loss estimated at 350000.
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Farnham
Quebec
Ort
AL Ilgust
Hees
Reiman Catholic Hospital
Vieht
Lundred
Delivery Notice Clarifies Late Paper Reissue
Due to carrier error or other cause this paper may fail to reach your home by 11 o clock. Please call 3350 and a copy will be sent. After 6 34 o clock teleph one id.
Wilson meets letters reveal royal welcome in Cincinnati
President Wilson tours the Midwest ending a three week campaign swing. He lands in Cincinnati at 11 30 a m to a cheering crowd and a large reception committee. He will deliver four speeches attend a luncheon dinner and an automobile tour with Mrs Wilson joining him.
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Wilson
Cincinnati
Union Station
City Club
George Puchta
Desring
Wiilson
Ohio
Ife
Parkersburg
W. Va
Crossnnati
Martinsburg
W.va
Norwegian Liner Seized by Germans
London October 26 It is now reported that the Norwegian mail steamship from Bergen for Newcastle stopped by a German warship has been taken to a German port though it had no cargo aboard. Norwegian mail steamers form a link between England and the Scandinavian countries and Russia carrying American mail and official despatches. Several steamers have been searched but this is the first instance of seizure reported.
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Bergen
Newcastle
Altho
England
Russia
Althe
Wild Ant Weoly East Versus Landetuh Law Abiding
Norwich October 26 The Sharlands oof this country are no longer laden ota its never west back tav a rolled im Tepe barrie te rhe oh maveast. Landrith the Prohibition vice presidential nominee told New York crowds when the dry special train again entered this state from Pennsylvania. The frontiers of civilization have rolled in rum barrels from the wilder woolly west now dry and low abiding to the Pondwoods and Padwe Cries, Leadvilles and Rattes, Cripple Creeks and Reises of Transylvania, Ghia, Te noix, New York, New Jersey and the Pilgrim fathers.
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N.o
Landrith
New York
Pennsylvania
Transylvania
Ghia
Tenoix
New Jersey
Postmaster Dilemma Over Petticoat Dime Stream
Minneapolis postal officials report a flood of one dime payments tied to an order for a silk petticoat from a California company. Postmaster Purdy, a bachelor, declares the Minnesota surge has peaked amid a fraud order against the firm. A woman in Mason, Victoria demands her dime back while others seek color, length, and waist measurements.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Purdy
California
Somie
United States
Ktunner Bok
Mr. Purdy
Mason, Vic
Rath Plans Massive Five Story Warehouse Expansion
The Rath Packing company announces a near term project to build a five story warehouse on Kim Street beside the Illinois Central tracks. The $150000 improvement includes 82 by 42 foot reinforced concrete structures with modern machinery and cooling rooms for 6000 100 pounds of meat capacity. The firm will also add fee houses and a modern office later as capital stock rises to 500000.
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Rath Packing Company
Kim Street
BE. F. Rath
Iis
Thea Rath Company
Des Moines
Rath Company
Mile
Waterloo
Roosevelt Not Anxious To Fight Says Roosevelt To Clinton
Clinton, Oct. 26. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, greeting a large crowd at a train stop en route from Denver to Chicago, attacked Wilson's “too proud to fight” stance and praised Iowa as a land of intense Americanism. He recalled his seven and a half years as president, insisting no shots were fired at aliens or Americans harmed, and stressed a firm but just approach to foreign powers. He warned against soft hits but urged readiness to act when needed.
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Clinton
Denver
Chicago
Col
Theodora Roosevelt
Wilson
Iowa
Col. Roosevelt
Big Reception for Hughesettes in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts a large Republican women’s campaign event with a supper and public reception. Gov. G. W. Clarke presides, police guard arranged to curb heckling, Iowa women travel with the campaigners from Council Bluffs and Omaha for meetings today.
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Hughesettes
Des Moines
G. W. Clarke
Iowa
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Hughes Women
Atlantic
Thieves Steal Fifty Fowls After Beating Owner
Otto Wedemier, nine miles north of Wathee, confronted two men in his yard as they stole fifty chickens. The thieves used a gunny sack and a buggy, escaped after knocking Wedemier down. Sheriff Henderson and bloodhounds pursued briefly before the trail vanished. Residents threaten to shoot trespassers. investigation continues.
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God
Otto Woedemirr
Wath Tee
Wedemier
Mintiy
Verdun Front Quiet as French Seize Vaux Fort Hint
French forces near Verdun push forward after Tuesday gains and close within 500 yards of Vaux fort amid light French losses. Germans withdraw reserves, with reports of heavy artillery and prisoners taken. Fort Douaumont evacuated by Verdun garrison before French capture denied. Macedonian front sees cavalry action near Lake Doiran and Serbian counterattacks by Cerna river.
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Paris
Verdun
Vaux Fort
Leutenant
Mangin
Joffre
Berlin
Fort Douaumont
Voters Register Early as Presidential Election Looms
About 800 voters had registered by 1 p m today for the presidential election. Officials expect a heavier turnout in Waterloo’s four wards, while new precincts show confusion and lighter early participation than established divisions. Four years ago total registrations reached 7,336 after four days, with ward totals varying across precincts.
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Waterloo
Allied Ships Sunk in September Details
Berlin reports the admiralty announced that in September 143 hostile merchantmen totaling 182000 tons were sunk or destroyed by central powers submarines or armed naval forces. Thirteen captains were captured and three gunboats were seized. Additionally 39 neutral ships totaling 32600 tons were sunk for contraband.
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Berlin
Sayville
Admiralty
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