Modus Vivendi Effort With Germany Under Discussion
Secretary Root debates a feasible modus vivendi with Germany as the current trading terms end in 71 days unless a new treaty or arrangement is agreed. Washington officials report no current issues linked to bank operations amid recent suspensions in Chicago. United States District Attorney Morrison and States Attorney Healy note nothing pertinent to bank activity.
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Dec. Ly
Walsh
Chicago National
Home Savings Bank
United States
Morrison
Healy
Root
Washington, D. C
Shaw
Treasury
Germany
Grand Concert and Wool Market Notes
A grand concert organized to aid Associated Charities features Miss Ida Ashurst Bremen with Mr. Blondin and Mr. Hadden in December at an earlier date. Other potential performers and box parties are described as part of a city’s notable cultural event. Separately, the wool market in Boston remains satisfactory with expected heavy weights and a busy lead into next month. Denver political figure James H. Hodges dies at 72 from paralysis.
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Associated Charities
Ida Ashurst Bremen
New York
Borradaile
Miss Bremen
Arizona
Rebecca
EB. Fleming Lingle
MacDowell
Waldorf-Astoria
Blondin
Mao
Bremen
Hull
Boston
Mass
New Mexico Officials Confirm Action
Officials in New Mexico confirmed the measure after months of debate. The announcement names key agencies and outlines the next steps for implementation.
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New Mexico
Hagerman Talks on Liquor, Statehood and Industry in Albuquerque
Herbert J. Hagerman, about 34, arrives in Albuquerque en route to Santa Fe to discuss plans as New Mexico’s soon to be governor. He denounces licensed gambling, urges joint statehood, and calls for industrial and mineral wealth development with investment and cooperation from clergy, business leaders, and workers. He is accompanied by brother Percy Hagerman.
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New Mexico
Herbert J. Hagerman
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Evening Citizen
Hagerman
Percy Hagerman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dead Man Thompson Identified at Yosthint and Ship Provisions Move
The body found in Albuquerque morgue is identified as Thomas M Thompson of Michigan after a photo letter from Ypsilanti Mayor George M Govey. Thompson, a former California trader, died en route home from exposure. Navy cuts graft by buying cold storage meat in New York for vessels in Sonora waters to boost competition and prices.
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O. W. Strong
Thomas M. Thompson
Yosthint
Mehigan
Albuquerque
George M Govey
Ypsilanti
T. M. Thompson
Michigan
Strong
Thompson
California
NAVY
Washington, D.C
Navy Department
New York
Sonora
West Indies
Memphis to Build Public Library and Auditorium
Memphis leaders announce the Goodwyn Institute trustees plan to erect a public library and auditorium at the corner of Madison and Third Streets. The project, funded by a bequest of about 948,008 and the late James A. Goodwyn, will cost at least 260,000 and feature French tripe architecture as a landmark city building.
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Memphis
Tenn
Goodwyn Institute
Madieu
Third Streets
Bulding
James A. Goodwyn
Native Stole a Wheel and Goes to Jail
Adolfo Vallejos will serve sixty days in the county jail after stealing a bicycle wheel from in front of Trotter's store on Second Street. Judge Crawford condemned the theft and warned against further bicycle crimes, noting Vallejos’s prior larceny involvement.
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Adolfo Vallejos
Crawford
Corty
Trotter
Second Street
Vallejos
Dr J A Henry Injured In Run Down on Third Street
Dr J A Henry was struck by a wagon driven by two apparently drunk natives on Third Street near Gold and Railroad avenues. He suffered severe cuts to face and head and was taken to his home after initial care at Justice Craft's office. The incident occurred as he headed to the bank on a sunny afternoon.
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Barelas
Desault
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Roth
Third Street
Henry
Edith Street
Dr. Heary
Dr. Henry
Office of Justice of the Peace Craft
Auto Riders Lost in Arizona Snows
In Flagstaff a transcontinental automobile carrying Percy F Megarele of New York and David F P Passett of Lansing Michigan is lost in the snow west of the city. They left Williams for Flagstaff last Friday and have not been heard since. A relief expedition with food blankets and shovels began yesterday as a blizzard rages. Other parties search the mountains for additional travelers.
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Flagstaff
Percy F Megarele
New York
David FP. Passett
Lansing
Mich
Here
Alnee
Williams
Ministers Praise Alliance Readiness for City Council Action
Six members of the Ministers Alliance of Albuquerque express hearty approval of the special committee on the social evil. They commend the city council for adopting the measure and pledge faithfulness to the alliance. The note is signed by Marribon of St. John's Baptist.
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Aluquerque
Lan Elsht
Another Financier Goes Into Bankruptcy at Piltsburg
Joseph Hastings, linked with the late Entorprise Nacional bank of Allegheny, made an assignment yesterday. assets likely about 130 000. Hastings, former president of the Ohio Valley Water Company, had ties to several large enterprises in Pennsylvania and beyond, with counsel blaming attempts to shield Clarke.
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Joweph Hastings
Clarke
Entorprise Nacional Bank
Allegheny
Hastings Tan
Hastings
Ohio Valley Water Company
Pemnaylyanig
Otter Wales
Tsarist Crisis Deepens Across Baltic Provinces
Reports from St Petersburg warn two army corps are not available for reinforcement while two regiments are sent from the capital. General Linovitch moves troops from Manchuria as Kharkoff rebels establish a federated council. Mob violence and brutal killings surround Takum as insurgents clash with Cossacks and dragoons.
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Baltic
Linovitch
Manchuria
Polsh
Republic of
Kharkoff
Workmen's Socialistic Organization
Thei
Elkins Gold Brick Appears in Rate Fight Covering Shipping Interests
Washington reports say shipping interests opened headquarters to push a months long rate campaign. W J Bacon at the Arlington and Frank Harry with several shippers aid the effort while Elkins overseers prepare a bill with a risky court review clause. The effort to capture the National Board of Trade mirrors past railroad lobby moves.
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Washington
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Shipper
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Engineered Death in Westbound Santa Fe Wreck
Edward Fluke reported the death of Engineer Harry Davis between Kansas City Missouri and Newton Kansas after his No 17 Santa Fe train was ditched near Badner Creek Reading Kansas. Davis, about 38, long a Rio Grande Santa Fe engineer, died while trapped beneath wreckage.
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Harry Davis
Kansas City
Newton
Kan
Davis
Fluke
Santa Fe
Badner Creek
Reading
Engineer Davis
Rio Grande
Fatal train wreck near Reading Kansas
Reading special reports Santa Fe train 17 wrecked at Badge Creek bridge five miles west of Reading. Tender, baggage car and first two coaches left track. One express car overturned and burned. EB Derrick express messenger and Harry Davis engineer killed. Two passengers in smoker injured. Cause attributed to missing rail spikes and fish plates.
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Reading
Kans
Santa Fe
Badge Creek Bridge
Derrick
Meadenger
Harry Davis
Davis
Dynamite Explosion Kills Three At Waldorf Site
Three men died and seven were injured in a dynamite blast during excavation for a building opposite the Waldorf Astoria at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. A partially drilled hole containing dynamite caused the explosion during re drilling.
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Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Reopening of the Hungarian Parliament Amid Stormy Session
Budapest reports a tense reopening of the Hungarian parliament after a prorogation on October 10. The government tightened control to prevent demonstrations and reached a compromise with the coalition on universal suffrage, though opposition questions remain. A large crowd gathered outside the parliament building as police enforced rules and suppressed protests.
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Budapest
Marriage of Miss Snow to Francis Carmody in New York
In New York on December 19 invited guests gather at the church for the marriage of Miss Margaret Louise Snow daughter of Mrs Platt and Senator Thomas C Platt to Francis Joseph Carmody. A reception and breakfast follow in the Platt Gotham apartments.
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We Church
Margaret Louise Snow
Platt
Thomas C. Platt
Francis Joseph Carmody
Law Schools Debate Justice Partners Trial By Jury
In Louisville on December 19 the law faculties of the University of Laneville and Roonton University debated a question on whether justice is improved by juries in criminal trials. Judge Jumes of Judgan presided as principal judge.
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Bhy Law Department
Te Univeraity
Lanieviin
Lolane University of Rooningtom
Hurrie
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