Russia's War Straits Treaty Outlined by Trepoff in Duma
Premier Trepoff announced an 1915 alliance with Italy establishing Russia's right to the straits and Constantinople. He said aims sought to spare lives, citing Turkey's neutrality and later attack, while factions on the left heckled and eight socialist and labor members were expelled from the tribune.
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Secretary Lane Pushes Oil Rich Public Lands Sale
Washington secretar y Lane urged President Wilson to withdraw 45 000 acres in Colorado and 86 000 acres in Utah from entry and reserve them as fuel oil sources. The Green River shale lands near railroad lines could yield 1 000 000 000 barrels of oil and 10 15 percent gasoline plus ammonium sulphate fertilizer. Agricultural value exists but water rights under agricultural laws subject to government reservation.
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Not to Recount Vote In Concord New Hampshire
A petition to recount the presidential elector vote in Concord was withdrawn by Phillip Falkner, Republican state committee chair. Official returns gave Wilson 66 plurality with 43,279 for Wilson and 43,723 for Hughes. Also notes campaign expense statements for senators Kellogg and Jones. Victor Glodio, famed tenor and teacher, died at 63 in Port Preston.
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Hughes
Welsh Miners Win 16 Percent Wage Increase
Cardiff dispatch reports the government granted Welsh miners a 16 percent wage raise after their strike demand. The decision was confirmed by the Exchange Telegraph company.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Tram rider killed by 440 volt shock in Clinton aid
Ralph Lyons, 24, was killed after grasping a trolley wire and being electrocuted while riding the car in Clinton Iowa. He lost balance and received a fatal electric shock from the live conductor.
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Clinton
Ralph Lyons
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European War News Terse Overview From Latest Front Reports
Happenings of the World reports wide battles across Europe with Romania under assault by Austro German forces near Bucharest and Campulung. Berlin claims 1,200 prisoners captured. British casualties listed at 74,650 for November. Paris says gains near Monastir. Russian forces push Teuton lines in the Carpathians, taking 711 prisoners. Germany raids east coast of England. airship losses, casualties, and a Lowestoft bombardment noted. Also covers Greek neutrality appeals, ship Chemung torpedoing, and Zeppelin engagements. Other items touch US politics and domestic incidents, including a Topeka death and campaign finance figures.
Domestic Estate Left by Pastor Russell Published
A $200 estate left by Pastor Charles T. Russell will be published in the December issue of the Watch Tower in New York. The will bequeaths the estate to his widow Sarah Morgat, 23, who was killed in a Baltimore Ohio freight train collision with a street car in Springfield, injuring 15 others. Final election results for Democratic presidential electors were filed in California with Secretary of State Frank O. Jordan in Sacramento. The steamship Chemung’s loss affected Chicago wheat markets, followed by price breaks. Wages for 25,000 International Flourvester workers will rise about 10 percent. Over 1,000 wires and many telephones were severed in Ohio per police reports. some operators are on strike in Toledo. Rising costs press 32,000 American Clothing Manufacturers workers into destitution beginning December 15. It was a news day in New York.
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Watch Tower
New York
International Flurvester Company
Chicago
Ohio State Telephone Company
Trike Ve
Toledo
Nfisters
American Clothing Maprufacturers
Mexican War News Seventy Hundred Troops Reach Tuanez
Reports say seven hundred Qarrnosista troops survivors of the Chihuahua battle arrived at Tuanez with 26 artillery pieces. Ozuna's cavalry escaped on four trains after evacuation orders. Chihuahua refugees claim bandit assaults as they departed. Carranza forces under General Trevino evacuated Chihuahua City at five o'clock this afternoon. General Gonzales of Juarez garrison released the first Cortanza source statement admitting the loss of the state capital to Pancho Ville.
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Notable deaths and career losses in early New York and California
Joseph Brooks Klaw and Eclinger theatrical manager died after a fall from his eighth floor New York apartment at sixty five. Andrew Carnegie aged eighty one began his day with family in New York. Mrs Inez Milholland Boissey a famed suffragist and welfare worker died in Los Angeles after ten weeks illness at thirty.
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Klaw & Eclinger
New Yor
Andrew. Carnegie
New Yorke
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Los Angeles
Cal
Martial law proclaimed in Santo Domingo and U S naval mission
Washington announced martial law over the republic of Santo Domingo with Secretary of the Navy Darfelg and Captain Barry F Knapp authorized to set up a military government. The president and advisers debated European peace moves as Ambassador Gerard prepared to return to Berlin. The Federal Reserve Board warned banks and the public against purchasing short term foreign notes amid looming loan reforms.
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Republic of Santo Domingo
Darfelg
Washington
Barry F. Knapp
Dominican
Republic
Federal Reserve Board
Naval leadership changes in Britain and Red Cross relief request
London reports say Sir John Jellicoe becomes first Sea Lord with Vice Admiral Beatty taking command of the Grand Fleet. Admiral Henry Jackson named president of the Royal Naval College. Austro-Hungary asks Red Cross to stop relief work in Belgrade and northern Serbia as supplies run out. Ambassador Penfield conveyed the note in Washington and the British note to grant ease conduct for the Austro-Hungarian ambassador.
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United States
Foot and Mouth Disease Rumors Reach Missouri Nebraska and Kansas
Reports from state veterinarians in Des Moines and Kansas City warn of a new outbreak of foot and mouth disease in Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. Cattle in stockyards raised fears of spread. Colorado imposes quarantines. Chicago stockyards hold Nebraska cattle. Officials warn of potential losses in the millions if the disease returns to major markets.
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Plans to educate Iowa poultry raisers and dealers
W B Bates Iowa dairy and food commissioner launches an educational campaign to save up to a million dollars annually by improving poultry and egg handling. The government car will tour smaller towns with lectures and demonstration devices to reduce losses and boost farmers' earnings in Iowa's $20 million egg crop.
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W. B. Bates
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Department of Agriculture
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D.C
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Iowa Stock Tops Market Report Highlights Latta Hog Lead
Latta of near Magnolia led Chicago market hogs and cattle shipments with hogs at about 10 dollars and cattle around 12 dollars per head. A prior hog shipment reached roughly ten thousand dollars, while broader bar imports from Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Illinois face embargo by the stock sanitary commission until foot and mouth concerns ease.
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Resignation of Poat Mistress Leon Poatmistress
Caroline Young Smith, poat mistress here, resigns to move to New York to enter advertising with her brother. Her departure takes effect Dec 26. The Democratic state organization appointed her over protests from Leon and other residents of Des Moines during two years of her tenure.
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Egg shortages spark calls to substitute as prices rise
A state official blames speculators for egg price hikes and urges substitutes and reduced consumption. Governor Clarke drafts a budget while health and coal concerns press, with reports of stable salaries and calls for boosted inspections and a planned nationwide voting change proposal.
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