Germany May Refuse Arbitration Over Crete Tension
Venezuelan diplomat in Paris says Germany will reject arbitration and may be invited to join a protest. He notes England and the United States could temper the crisis, then Germany would face an energetic protest if it continues gunboat pressure after Crete incident.
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Paris
Dec
Venezuclan
Germany
Gormauy
Deste Ton
Creteapierrot
South America
America
Castro rejects German ultimatum in port dispute
Washington December 1 Alvin Smith United States Commissioner of Port of Spain Trinidad cabled the State Department that the Venezuelan legation there has been closed and this indicates that diplomatic relations with Great Britain have been broken off.
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Washington
Alvin Smith
United States
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Department of State
Great Britaly
No More Help for Wall Street
The nation’s money market woes deepen as New York speculators beg the Treasury for relief. Secretary Shuran replies that no further aid can be provided, with banks and conservative Wall Street elements blamed for the liquidity crisis and Treasury offering no rescue.
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Wall Street
Washington
New York
Secre
Trenaney Show
Bhuan
TNA
Treasury
Banquet Held for John Marshall Harlan on Bench Milestone
A formal dinner at the New Wik fu hotel honors Justice John Marshall Harlan as he completes 25 years on the Supreme Court. The event, hosted by Waellington, Dev on Dee, featured remarks on his long service and influence in federal jurisprudence.
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Waellington
Devon
Dee
Supreme Court of the United Fee
Wik Fu
John Marshal Harlan
Supreme Court
Tariff debate opens in Reichstag over welfare funds
Berlin December 13 The tariff bill debate began in the Reichstag with Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg endorsing a proposal from the majority to divert a portion of food duties collected through 1910, about 820 million marks, to pension payments for widows and orphans of workingmen.
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Berlin
Bethinl
Totehstag
von Tunlow
Herrick Gubernatorial Boom Shapes Foraker Hanna Fallout Ahead
A report from Washington outlines a growing Herrick gubernatorial surge backed by Foraker forces and Sen. Hanna ally Gen. Dick’s potential candidacy. The piece notes Foraker‑Hanna tensions, likely reshaping the convention and national discussions as Fall races loom. It also mentions Clam Bersw’s candidacy for School Commissioner and Cleveland teaching post as Capitol chatter intensifies.
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Herrick
Foraker
Col
Myron 'T
Haaretek Si Ais
M. A. Hanna
Hanna
Poraker-Hanna
Dilek
Washington
Clam VF. Bersw
Phidson
Cleveland
Capitol
Golig
Will Study Rev Van Voorhix to Lead Fourth Church
Rev W D Van Voorhix will depart to study at the Ant Verenty of Oldenge then sail for Japan to take up mission work. Rev Price, a young volunteer from Howling Green, is called to succeed as pastor in Akron closely tied to church work. A Lake Shore Electric Mine collision near Shelletts injures Motorman Arnold severely and passengers suffer non fatal injuries.
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van Voorhix
Oldenge
Japan
Akron
Price
Tornin
O. Dee
Lake Shore
von Ear
Shellelts Widlog
Arnold Wax
Elentele
Te Wax
Trains Delayed Severely By Friday Night Ice Storm
Heavy ice storm Friday night and Saturday crippled rail traffic across multiple lines. Freight and passenger trains faced delays of one to five hours. some connections were missed. Work crews labored Saturday to clear ice and restore movement.
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Wrean
Adi
Akron Varia
Roux
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Clare Land
Akron
Columbus
Lee
Know
Trouble on electric ties causes delays across city lines
Heavy snow and freezing streets halted Saturday travel on the electric lines. Cleveland trains ran about an hour late due to city blockade and power shortages. Canton and Akton lines also faced hours of delay amid slick tracks and reduced service.
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Citg
Suinuiine Reais
Trate
Care
Cleveland
Shedule
Tlvet
Canton Akton
Harherton Eit
Ministers to Foreign Posts
Washington reports appointments of ambassadors and ministers. Lloyd Griscom, former Minister to Peru, will become United States Minister to Japan. Consul General Richmond Person, based in Teheran, chosen as Minister to Persia.
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Washington
Tee i —Hormal
Ne Nt
Heparin Tile Altheon
Howit
Lloyd Griscom
Peru
United States
Tapan
Richmond Person
Teheran
Persia
North Carolina
Pilverod Grtwon
Versia
Children burned as mother goes insane in New York
In New York a mother left her washing and locked her children inside a room. The room caught fire and the four, seven, and two year old sisters Gertrude, Annie, and Sadie Smith suffocated before aid arrived. The mother reportedly became insane after the tragedy.
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New York
Dee
Gertrude Smith
Annie Smith
Sadie Smith
US Policy and Neutrality Debate Amidst War Strain
The fragment argues that Uncle Sam should avoid entangling alliances and maintain strict neutrality. It cites concerns about war debts and payments, separation from Britain and Germany, and future intervention limits. The piece emphasizes the State Department’s stance against any thought of future involvement.
Damaged Road Crossings Lead to Damages Report
A third report on damages to properties near a road crossing over the P tracks was prepared by the committee at Macedonia. The accounting will be nuded Monday as claims include compensation for a 400 foot stretch and a nearby protected subway danger.
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Macedonia
Munn
mMiteh Lees
Lina
Reverse Of Present Conditions Feared
A bleak prophecy by Hill, reported in Chicago in December, warns prosperity has peaked and a decline has begun. He notes strong money markets but predicts tightening credit, with manufacturing slowing and rising money costs likely to stress debtors across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee. Stamens
J. A. Pall
Avaneler
Veal A. Underwood
Brie Pally Road
United States
Ues
Street Car Fight Leads to Court Hearing in Akron District
A disturbance on an Akron to Kent to Ravenna streetcar sparked a police court appearance. Pattepaan near Caydhonn Malls, with others involved, led to accusations of smoking and threats. Kemp and Carino faced charges as the court weighed penalties. Authorities reported a week’s totals for local districts, with payments listed for several towns.
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Akron-Kent-Ravenna
Pattepaan
Caydhonn
Creed
Prhay
Harry W. Kemp
Jim Ho
Sanlo Cuenta
Kemp
Binoy Sueeger
Carano
Pallet
Rivella
Fmht
Dayle Biel Caynpeao
le Honor
Hsturbane
Ibis Pili
Marie Schreier Custody Battle in Probate Court
A custody petition in probate court seeks guardianship of Marie Schreier after the death of her mother Mrs. Adolph Schreiner. The child lived with her grandmother Mrs. I. B. Davids in the city until December when a officer removed her without consent. Judge Amderson presided over the hearing.
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Marie Schreier
Adolph Schreiner
Marle
Mes 1
B. Daevbs
Thom
Mitt. Davia
Marle Brough
Amderson
Youngest Lawyer Admitted After Examinations
A young applicant named Remmaleen Ty completed the examinations for admission with the highest marks. During the first week of the month, Horver Mr. 7 supervised the fixaminations at Colambne. The youngest admitted was 22 year old Buebret Fe Rewh Moinat, noted as the youngest attorney for a number of FeO years prior.
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Colambne
Horver
Buebret
Baer Voices Home Rule Support in Pennsylvania Strike Debate
In New York on December 15 the Pennsylvanians Society of New York held its fourth annual banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. Gov. Baer of the Heading railroad defended Pennsylvania’s right to regulate its internal affairs during the coal strike, opposing external interference by New York and urging constitutional limits. He warned that efforts to curb Pennsylvania would threaten the nation’s balance of power and the state’s leadership role in industry.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Waldorf-Astoria
Aunagl Banquey
Pennesdvants Society of
Gov. F. Baer
Ment jSsicania
Mr. Baer
Udell
Platt
Intersfere
Cval
Penneyteanle Lenis
Bamim
Cotvarss
Ipbs
Miay
Entered The World and Left It Anson F Ashley Died
Anson P. Ashley of Tallmadge died at 79 in the room of his birth presumably from uremia wine. He spent early years west then returned to his old home. Survived by Mrs Jt WW. Mevward of Tallmadge and a brother in California with incompletely legible details.
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Anson P. Ashley
Tallmadge
Ureemia
Ashley
Bowie
Rather Warvive Tim
Mevward
Talimaden
Mire Baume Kol Baldwin
Ashiem
California
Pabera
Morrell Introduces Antitrust Funding Resolution
Washington hearings opened on the antitrust enforcement question with Congressman Edward Morrell of Pennsylvania presenting a resolution to appropriate 426000 dollars under the Attorney General for enforcing the antitrust laws. Attorney General Kuox favored the resolution and President Roosevelt authorized Ulm to say he supported it.
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Washington
Vessels crushed by ice blocks in Danube disaster
Vienna reports three hundred ships in the lower Danube were crushed or sunk by large ice blocks. All vessels carried grain and the loss runs into the millions. Many other vessels face hindered movement and some suffering similar fates. no loss of life reported yet.
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Vienna
Lower Danube
Nour
Building Trades Council Formed by Seven Unions
A meeting at Carpenter hall Friday evening created a Building Trades Council with seven unions represented. It will fall under the International Building Trades Council, mirroring the structure of the allied Printing Trades Council. Another meeting is set to complete the organization.
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Carpenter Hall
Building Trades Council
International Building Trades Council
Printling Trades Council
Foundlings Reported at Bowery Street Home
Mrs Ditzabett Creveling of 406 Bowery street reported to police that two foundling children were left on her doorstep. A boy about one year old and a girl aged two or three were found near the residence. Police are investigating and seeking guardians.
Digging for Cold Air Blast in Basement Church
Twelve men and friends gathered in the church basement Friday night to dig dirt for installing a cold air blast turnce. Rev Edwin J Wilson Juiston led the group in the work as preparations for a church event named the Cheatin baw and Holy Wednesday were announced for the coming week.
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Edwin J. Wilson
Wne
Man shoots self while protecting home from burglars
Wellington, D. Dec. 13. Will Clodwick of this place died from a gunshot wound incurred while protecting his property from burglars last night. Burglars attempted to enter the home he rented. he fired the gun and appears to have shot himself rather than the intruders. The burglars fled.
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Wellington
Will Clodwick
Hinself
Automo bile Show Notes Peculiar Entries and Firms
At the automobile show odd entries appear from Gurdon New Lett Yen and others. The listing includes HF Goedritch and the Mobher Cu with Ut i Ti en Co and the latter Uo. Details are unclear but the event showcases several firms and models from varied origins.
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Aletters
Conderin
Goedritch
Uti & Tien Co
Designated Monday Night Saloons Ordinance Debate
Officials at Jarberton designate Monday night actions under a new saloon regulation. Aimed salaries for public service officials sparked debate. no action taken. The proposed ordinance to curb encroachment on roads was laid over after failing passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
McGoy
Ian
Wong
Oil Field Progress and Accident Report from Irville Kentucky
In Irsville Kentucky on December 10 eight Goers and three tiro lolos were completed in the Knox oil Wing last week. The Payne and Berry gushers had a type gusher that caught fire during eruptions and burned, destroying the ing outrt. Standard Oil notes record growth in the Kem ES fields and expects production to reach $120 when the pipe line is completed in February. A thousand Bow workers are on the project. December 14 brought ru in the Ohio river area as a riverfront barge accident tore a foot from The Ftaiy sbi. The Cincinnati & Fully half of the feet were damaged by barges adring D000.
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Irsville
Knox
Kem ES
Kiconte
Ohio River
Ftaiy, Sbi
Cincinnati
Chicago stock dealings amid market strain outlined
December reports describe international hare jo working with J.P. Morgan partner and a Chicago stock delivery valued in the ton. Officials cite money market pressures and resource concerns as reasons for caution and potential impact on domestic business and prices.
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J.P. Moren
Chicago
Weil
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