What the Mexicans Think of Us Editorial Threats and Vanity
An editorial from Tinkling Bell Guadalajara criticizes American soldiers as pampered and soft while predicting Mexican resistance to invasion. It envisions gringo troops sleeping on feather beds and drinking fine wines, then contrasts this with potential military hardship. It also references Zapata and other leaders ready to pursue ambuscades against the invaders.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Senor
Zapata
Genevevo
Alberto
Morales
Pancho
Villa
San Francisco Water Grant Backed By Noted Lobby
A Washington clash over Hetch Hetchy water for San Francisco centers on Senator Works thought to push a repeal of the act. The bill would extend water rights for domestic use irrigation and power across the state, prompting criticism of city lobbying and free trade claims tied to costs and labor. A British coal land deal in West Virginia also sparks debate over concessions and prices.
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San Francisco
Washington
Senator Works
California
Congress
Wilson
West Viga
Trial of Schmidt Priestly Accused of Murder in New York
The trial in New York concerns a priest nicknamed Schmidt charged with murdering Anna Agama and dismembering her body before disposal in a river. Evidence references delirium tremens and self harm in his ancestry, with calls to remove him from existence regardless of sanity. The piece also notes reactions to a new currency law and unemployment figures in Chicago and Pittsboro, plus President Wilson signing with four pens.
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Schmidt
Anna Agama
New York
Pial
Chicago
Pittsboro
Equal Franchises and Progressive Wage Statutes
Judge Cleeton of Multnomah County Oregon rules the states minimum wage and welfare commission statute constitutional under police power. The act sets hours, labor standards, and minimum wages for women and children. Kansas pursues child welfare and plays a broader civic role in youth employment and playgrounds. Austria debates women in politics with a bill returning to Deputies. A Copenhagen widow earns sea captain qualification and will command a 3 000 ton steamer to English and Russian ports.
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Cleeton
Chrcuit Court
Multonomah
Oregon
Industrial Welfare Commission
California
Washington
Industral Welfare Commissions
Kansas
University of Kansas
Ite Felé
Ald
Copenhagen
Frav von Banditz
School of Navigation
Sheriff sale of Heinleben ranch assets in Nevada
By order of the District Court of Lyon County Nevada, Ed Heinleben vs Oreste Romani and Ettore Boralli, a sheriff sale is set for January 2 1914 at 1 AM at the Heinleben ranch. Personal property includes 400 sacks barley 30 sacks barley unrolled 12 sacks wheat 25 tons potatoes 20 tons potato cellar 3 work horses 2 calves 1 buggy and a Bain wagon. Public auction for cash to satisfy the judgment costs and accruing interest.
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Nevada
Lyon County
Ed Heinleben
Oreste Romani
Bittore Boralli
Heinleben Ranch
M.D. B
Ettore Muralli
Lyen County
Mathew Guthrie
Yerington
Nevada Sugar Company Beet Sugar for Jellied Creations
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Nevada Sugar Company
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