State Department to Investigate Caribbean Blockade Actions
Report reaches Washington as the State Department prepares to investigate the Bausan incident blocking Redline’s cargo and the American Jones case in Venezuela. Officials will review allied motives in leaving Coro to shipping and potential Monroe Doctrine conflicts amid Venezuelan unrest.
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Washington
State Department
Bausan
Caricas
Laguarra
Jones
Venezuela
United States
Guauta
Dia
Laguayra
New York
Macuta
Bauwan
Coretro
Cantro
American Republic
Coro
Matos
Replies position Have Been Received
Washington December 24 The State Department has received the British and German positions on the Venezuelan arbitration. It was announced that the documents will not be made public until after the president has responded to them.
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Washington
Great Britain
Gerry
Department
Itt
Rebels in Caracas Rally as Castro Marches South
From Caracas on December 24 a Wolan junta claims rebels regain field and that General Matos leads a march toward the capital. Government troops move to block, with reports of a major push expected within days.
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Wemnstad
Caracas
Tere
Jont Castro
Matos
Cantro’s Downfall and Rebel Supply Lines Stir global tension
Reports claim Cantro’s defeat seems likely as rebels gain food and ammunition through Coro port, left open by Allied Wheekading forces. Venezuelan government proposes the pope as arbitrator in disputes with allies, a plan the Vatican reportedly will not entertain.
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Coro
Matos
Castro
Rome
Der
Pope Sethe
Vatican
New York reacts to General Greene police appointment
Big Fill Devery mocks the selection of General Greene as New York police head saying he doubts the plan will work and expects crooks to remain. Rev. De Charles Parkhurst derides the appointment calling it red tape and corrupt precinct leadership continuing under DevEn.
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New York
Big Fill Devery
General Francia
Charles H. Parkhurst
Dev. Ory
John H Barber Jaw Fracture Revealed During Jail Treatment
The presumed wife murderer John H Barber suffered intense pain since Sunday night. A dentist examined him Tuesday finding a broken tooth and fractured jaw bone. Dr Hill and Dr Vedder attempted reduction but could not, as inflammation hindered healing. Barber showed signs of recognizing family, asking about his eldest daughter.
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John H. Barber
Mowdiy Miernig
Hnetrang
J. B. Vedder
Harker
Barker
Joha B. Hill
Seema
Lila
Hight
Earthquake Devastation and Aftermath Report From Central Asia
A December dispatch from St Petersburg notes 4000 people fled Liver district after a quake that destroyed Ane Mjon in Central Asia. Reports say a hidden money in the treasury vaults may total around a million. Excavation near the building site is overseen by a strong council as disturbances continue and a new disaster is feared.
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St. Petersburg
Ane Mjon
Central Asia
Ins
Milion
Pombels
First M E Church Sunday School Christmas Donation Event
The Sunday school held a Christmas donation for the poor with an Interteliment program. The room was decorated with evergreen and holly. A charity dinner followed, with representatives noting substantial gifts and a large sum donated to aid many dinners and other needs.
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M. BE
Suit for 25000 Against President Roosevelt Filed in Court
New York December 24. A motion by New York socialite Gertrude Motley seeks $25,000 from President Roosevelt alleging she entrusted Cornelius Roosevelt, the President’s kinsman, with funds. Motley also seeks subrogation for administering Cornelius Roosevelt’s estate. The promoter of the estate resided mainly in France and died in New York during a visit. Motley’s assets are split between New York and Paris.
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New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Mew
Gertrude Motley
Cornelias Roosevelt
Paris
Motley
Corneline Roosevelt
France
Bob
Mormon influence questioned in Utah election hints
Percy Heath of Baltimore, secretary of the Republican National Committee, said in Indianapolis that Mormon control of Utah's legislature could decide the outcome. He doubted the party could determine the result and noted the church's influence on candidate selection. Heath spoke en route to Loukas Vile and emphasized uncertainty over which Mormon would be elected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Percy
Heath
Balt Like
Republican National Committee
Loukas Vile
Kye
Utah
Per
Legisature
Striking Mill Workers Stir Up Panting Night in Limoges
Strikers in Limoges Haute Vienne roused the town in a violent night with street demonstrations and a clash with gendarmes. They sack houses and tried to storm the city mill as strike leader M Noel urged action claiming past revolts and executions.
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Limoges
Haute Vienne
France
M. Noel
Contractors in Cincinnati Hear Union Walking Delegates Issue
The Hamilton County Building Contractors Association in Cincinnati held a December meeting with broad industry representation. Much discussion focused on a proposed constitution governing walking delegates or Hess agents of labor unions. The aim is for contractors to recognize these delegates and to deal with unions or their committees in settlements of strikes or grievances.
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Cincinnati
Dee
Hamilton County Building Contractors’ Association
Byshin
Hess
Unclear Washington Ambiguities Prompt Diplomacy Note
The report states a state of tension in Washington with a minister granted leave of absence, and possible transfer to Liberia. It notes unofficial friction in the diplomatic circle and a recent personal clash between the minister and a local official, with unspecified repercussions.
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Washington
Der
Atote de Periment
Ote
ETA
Cronchnid
United States
Liberia
Minteter
Fite
Ordnaten
Crimslond
Miskaur
Altonas Co Patrons Fight Artificial Light Price Hike
Complaint filed by patrons accuses Altonas Co of increasing the price of artificial light by seven cents per thousand, triggering a rush to stock up when prices fell previously from 1.58 to 20. The claimants say they are now practically forced to endure the higher charge to illuminate their homes.
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Altonas Co
Theory Explores Naylon Motive as Wife Questioned
The body of James Naylon, killed by a Barberton car Monday night, remained unclaimed at Parks' morgue. The theory centers on a possible motive tied to a wife, though witnesses and Naylon's coworkers at No ty Co heard no talk of a spouse.
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James Naylon
No Ty Co
Building the Great Western Covent Co Dividends Confusion
Miles, treasurer, says the Great Western Covent Co never paid dividends and that the planned payout was misunderstood by most stockholders. A dividend was declared in July but appears done without majority consent, with funds instead allocated to plant improvements and surplus reserve amid tight money markets.
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Great Western Covent Co
Miles
Conwern
Wong Wall
Milikin Faction Endorses Augmented Lil As Candidate
The Friends of the CW Militia rally support for Augmested Lil as a strong Democratic candidate in May elections. They describe him as a well known Democrat and expect his prominence to boost their odds.
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Lil
Mayser
Leases Closed on Oil Territory Revival of Interest Seen
A new oil company has formed with heavy investment from Youngstown and Cleveland interests to prospect for oil in the eastern Akron region. Historical wells near Barberton, east of Akron, and the old Brittain and Selberling wells are cited as precedent. The name of the company and land-tend details are not announced.
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Wil County
Med
Switser
Switzer
Barberton
Tyne
Youngstown
Cleveland
Lins
Setherling
Brittain
Akron
Brittain Company
Selberling
Down
van Campen Company
van Canpen
Brown St
Stock Market Rejoicing Ends With Odd Holiday Festivities
Traders on the New York stock exchange closed amid high spirits as Christmas celebrations spread through the floor. A band played while some brokers joined in playful antics on the Moor, including football tosses and leap frog, with a few cheeky feats noted.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Boxer McCoy Faces Grand Larceny Charge In Joke Rupture
Report says Kid McCoy was accused of taking a thousand dollar bill from stock broker David Lamar in a prank at a saloon. Cops say the incident involved a joke that led to charges of grand larceny and injunction issues. Friends defend McCoy, claiming he cannot be guilty of the joke.
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New York
McCoy
David Lamar
Steel Injunction
Copia
Lamair
Laur
Lamar
Ile
Admiral Schley Recovering From Illness
Admiral Schley is reported recovering after a period of serious illness. Doctor Dixon says the naval leader has sat up and is expected to be fully rested within a few days. The note comes from Washington with brief state of health details.
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Washington
Dee
Seles
Dixon
Unreadable OCR fragment from Bright area
A garbled report from Thogieten Pennsylvania mentions Andrew CHD and Winnifnete with references to a breaker and an expected Christmas box from Jodge ray. Details are unclear due to distorted text and likely OCR errors.
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Andrew Chd
Treaker
Authravnie
Winnifnete
Weiher
Ae de Pever
Jodgeray
Andrée
Hte
Jodie Grop
Andrew
Wnd
Jodo Gray
Fee bin anOo
Thaok Bh
No Fear Swinehart Sees European Trade Mood Shift
J A Swinehart, returning from a southern France to Austria trip, discussed European trade sentiment with a Democrat reporter. He cited England’s favorable view of U S goods, warned against a European import bloc, and noted military tensions and tariff risks that could influence Atlantic commerce.
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J. A. Swinehart
France
Ord Tisile
Berlin
London
Austria
Interpol
Ratber Cu
Austins Ih Barone
Carman Ferend
Oberwaltersdorf
Europe
Telise
Germany
Injunction Dissolved Over Premium Stamp Case Returns Home
The Globe Stamp Company won a temporary injunction against the plaintiff, dissolved before Christmas at cost. The case involved claims of damages and alleged interference with business in premium stamp disposal. About 87 witnesses testified for the plaintiff.
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Glob Stamp Company
Juve Holden
Gmmunds
Platurlit
Y4e
Crown Prince Under Fire In Liberal Socialist Criticism
Berlin reports criticism of Crown Prince Frederick William by Liberal and Socialist factions. Liberals accuse him of political meddling while socialists urge him to remain a student and avoid politics for years to come, reflecting tension over the royal stance.
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Berlin
Prederik Willan
Clement
Drowning at Hugill's Quarry Claims Two Boys
In Hugill's quarry below Bluff, two boys Earl Brith and Ray Brith, aged 12 and 10, drowned after the pond ice broke. Heroic efforts by bystanders failed as both went under for about half an hour. Authorities recovered bodies, assessing the pond as a dangerous, slow-freezing spring-water pool near Akron Cultivator works.
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Earl
Ray Brith
Mer
North Cotenot
Hugill
Burlin
Huy
Hugh McFarland
Mickelson
Mramith
Akron
Mr. Smith
Gue
Parks’ Ambulance
Doylestown Man Thos Brouse Dies at 78
Thos Brouse collapsed in his yard while feeding chickens at his Doylestown home on Wednesday morning. He is survived by a widow and four children, with funeral services slated for Saturday at his residence in Loop?ta, following the family’s note of his father’s long life in Chippewa township.
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Thos. Brouse
Doylestown
Familly
Chippewa Township
Wile
Browse
John M. Brouse
Wadsworth
Maggie Brandon
Akron
James L. Myers
Summit County
Lo Ta
Sharkey Convicted of Manslaughter in Banker Slaying
New York private detective Thomae Sharkey was sentenced by Justice Davy to ten years in Sing Sing for killing banker Nicholas Frey outside a Tenderloin saloon last September. The incident followed an argument in the saloon where Frey and Sharkey plus three women were present.
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New York
Thomae Sharkey
Nicholas Fley
Sing Sing
Davy
Frey
Sharkey
Fick
Te Bayker
Two Burned to Death Near Rusiaville Ind
Mrs Chas Davie and her four year old daughter were burned to death near Rusiaville Indiana on December 24. The child’s clothing caught fire and the mother, in attempting to save the child, ran about 40 yards to the nearest neighbor with the child in her arms. Both died soon after from severe burns.
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Rusiaville
Ind
Chas, Davie
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