Allothia Remands and Trial Dates Delayed in Schmidt Case
The court re docketed 2e Allothia and accomplice Schmidt for January 2 but by stipulation moved to January 12. Caplan faces ongoing rumors of a confession, denied by Attorney Coghlan who says the defense stands ready for trial. Jurors reportedly were convinced by testimony from Donald Voss Méreserve, the man who led Schmidt’s arrest on February 13.
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Schmidt
MeNa- Mara
Stipwhcatton
Caplan
Waa Jil
Coghlan
Donald Voss Meéserve
Two Armies Frayed Remnant Enter Juarez Town
A detainment at a border village on the New Mexico frontier ends in tragedy as one baby dies and another is born amid the clash of retreating forces. Local officials report no further disturbances as troops withdraw, leaving the town shaken but intact.
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Juarez
New Mexico
Two Deaths on Train Lend Added Horror
A frontier wire report from near Juarez details a grim border move during the Mexican upheaval. Thousands of bedraggled Villa soldiers and families trudged toward the line of the Rio Grande as Pershing and Obregon grappled with transporting the sick and dead while wagons and trains strained under the burden.
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Lend
Weather Forecast For Denver This Weekend
Denver forecasts a new mess of cold air entering Friday and Saturday. Winds shift north and east as a cooler regime settles in across the northern and eastern portions of the region. Highs dip with lingers of frost possible at night.
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Denver
Weather Report Snapshot from Local Telegraph
For twenty four hours ending yesterday at p m. the maximum temperature was 44 degrees millinnium 27 degrees range 17 degrees the temperature at 6 p m was 46 degrees southwest wind and cloudy conditions reported in brief.
March of sick men and women to Juarez amid troop orders
The text describes a chaotic march of sick men riding double with the strong, the embarkation of sick women and children for Juarez, and others marching on foot. Wagons to General Obregon failed to reach Pelea. Obregon plans to travel to Chihuahua City to meet Carranza. Prisoners and enlistees issues surface as Hearst employees are detained by Medinavielia and others reach Madera.
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Juarez
Obregon
Pelea
Pershing
Pate
John J. Pershing
Imbez
Sierras
Une
Vera Craguna
tWige
Tor
Texas
Juares
War Department
Dormer Villa
Voermer Villa
Juarea
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Hearst
Medinavielia
Madera
Oneia
Pile
Taube Aeroplanes Fly Over Saloniki This Morning
A Saloniki report says three Taube aircraft flew over the town this morning and were heavily bombarded by warships from a great altitude, appearing unhurt. Three French planes pursued the trespassers.
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TAUBE
Saloniki
FECAL
London
Reuters
Harber
Sweden remains neutral and determined amid war pressure
Captain Silfverstolpe, aide to Crown Prince Gustav, told reporters in New York that all Swedish political parties stand united for neutrality. He noted British actions harm neutral trade, defended Sweden’s exports and the new direct Stockholm line, and urged fair methods in wartime commerce.
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Ay Morning Journal
New York
Sweden
Silfverstelpe
Stockholm
Gustav Adelph
Heer
Silfvertelpe
Gothenburg
United States
Silfverstolpe
Great Britain
Great Uirstein
Negro Mail Robber Confesses After Arrest
Ampert Johnson, a mail wagon driver among two Black suspects, confessed to robbing a registered mail pouch containing about $1,000,000 in securities on Christmas Eve. Police say two parcels were delivered to a railroad station while a third was taken home. most of the securities were recovered.
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Wilhiaington
Deb
Dee
Ampert Johnson
Johnson
Snow Depth Reaches Twelve Inches in Grand Valley
Twelve inches of snow has piled up in Grand Valley over two days and the fall continues. Traffic on electric lines and railroads is hampered. The weather bureau predicts before morning all records of snowfall in this vicinity will be broken.
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Grand Junction
Cato
Dee
Grand Valley
Weather Bureau
Slow-footed Justice Falls Short for Los Angeles Times Bombers
A harmed bomber and two accomplices face life terms after a lengthy legal saga. The court delivers one more conviction, while others await verdicts in the Los Angeles Times bombing case. The slow progress of the justice system leaves families seeking closure as prosecutors push for harsher penalties and final sentences.
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Los Angeles Times
First Degree Murder Verdict Shocks Schmidt in Times Case
David Schmidt was found guilty of first degree murder as an accomplice of James J. McNamara in the Los Angeles Times building bombing. The jury, out 46 minutes, set life imprisonment. Judge Willis instructed the panel to disregard union ties. Schmidt’s lead counsel vows appeal while Caplan remains jailed awaiting trial.
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NM Journal
Los Angeles
Calif
Dec
Mathew A. Schmidt
James J. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Charles Hagerty
Times
Schmidt
James F. McNamara
David Caplan
McNamara
Seattle
New York
Alee
Sehmide
Sehenide
Lis
Katherine Sehmidt
Chicago
Attor
Bermidt
Nathan Coghlan
Sank Francisco
Willis
Schmidts
Sehmidt
James McNamara
Timex
San Quentin
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Llewellyn Iron Works
Ortie E. McManigal
McManigal
James B. McNamara
Tie
Milk Powder Sent to Teutonic Babies
New York dispatch reports 105-pound milk powder blocks equal to three tons packed by citizens for food shipments to German and Austrian babies. The powder will be mailed to Gothenburg aboard the Stockholm, with 365 postage, as central powers mail service is cut off and Britain has not replied to Secretary Lansing's request for safe freight.
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New York
Citizens’ Committee
Stockholm
Cothenburg
Central Powers
Great Britain
Scretary Lansing
Austria
Germany
Silver firm adopts new nine fifty-five hour week plan
Meriden Conn December 20 an announcement by International Silver Company and Bowman and company silver working plant says employees will receive less pay for a fifty five hour week starting January 1 exact figures were not given The strike has persisted for several weeks at these shops
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Meriden
Conn
Gia Maude
International Silver Company
One Mancing Bowman and Company
Villa in More Trouble With Texas Law
Hipolito Villa former fiscal agent of the Villa government is discharged then rearrested on new charges. He faces habeas corpus action over a San Antonio arrest for obtaining a $10,000 worthless check and a charge of bribing money into the state. He bonds out on larceny charges. Huerta to be taken to San Antonio to answer neutrality law violations. Obregon and Pershing guests at a banquet in El Paso hosted by city and county officials.
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Tex
Hipolito Villa
Villa
Price
San Antonio
Mesxico
United States
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Fort Bliss
el Pauso
Alvare Obregon
Caarranza
Poverty Greatest Cause of Ill Health
Washington December 20 Major General George Gorgas surgeon general of the United States Army told the American Civic Association that better wages are essential to improve health and that poverty is the chief general cause of ill health He urged civic and social groups to cooperate for higher wages and better living conditions He cited the Panama Canal Zone as an example where health improved with reduced poverty and noted today’s civic convention session focused on city planning.
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Journal Special
Washington
Orgas
United States Army
American Civic Association
Gorgas
Panaima Canal Zone
Civic Convention
Probing Gasoline Prices in New Mexico Sparks Inquiry
The state corporation commission has asked the federal trade commission to examine gasoline pricing. Wholesale prices range from 17 to 2246 cents per gallon, while retail figures span 20 to 20 cents per gallon.
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Santa Fe, Dee, Co
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
Ahen
Federal Trade Commission
French General Arrests Consuls in Saloniki
A dispatch from Saloniki reports that the French General Sarrall ordered arrest of the consuls of Germany Austria and Bulgaria with their staffs and families. They have been taken aboard a French warship. The captives are held under allied occupation.
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Saloniki
Germany
Austria
Sarrall
Harry Sims Detained in Sonora Reported by State Department
Harry Sims, brother of Tom W. Sims, former U S attorney in Chicago, is detained in Sonora Mexico by both Villa and Carranza military authorities. He had gone to oversee mining properties tied to a local trust company and has not been able to leave the country. Mrs Sime, wife, is visiting Las Cruces connection noted.
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Sonora
Mexico
Harry Sime
Tom W. Sima
United States
Chicago
State Department
Sims
Villa
Carranza
New Mexico
United States Policie
Las Cruces
el Vato
Carranga
Sime
Dr McLandress
McLandress
Death of Dr Edward Reeve Bryant in San Francisco
Dr Edward Reeve Bryant, director of Mahne mann Medical College and Hahne mann Hospital, died after injuries from a farewell salute at the Panama-Pacific exposition. A device exploded causing him to stagger and fall thirty five feet to a main floor, fracturing his skull.
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Ar Schming
OPEC
San Francisco
Edwar Reeve Hryant
Mahnemann Medical College
Hahnemann Hospital
California
Eastland Officials Released on Bond
Six of eight Eastland disaster indictees surrendered to federal authorities in Grand Rapids and posted bonds of 6000 dollars each. They are due to appear January 20 before Judge Sessions for proceedings to transfer to Chicago for trial.
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Chicaro
Brand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids
Chicato
Santa Fe No. 2 Rams No. 8 on Coast Lines
Santa Fe passenger train No. 2 collided with a following No. 8 near Hesperia in a heavy snowstorm. Officials reported no serious injuries as an empty coach buffered the impact and both trains continued after a brief delay.
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Santa FE
Coast Lines
Morning Journal Special
Wink
New Haven Directors on Trial for Sherman Act Violations
In New York Leedowinke Dec 30 The jury to decide the fate of eleven former directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad heard testimony today The defense rested after two defendants and deposition of William Rockefeller who cited Edward D Robbins as chiefly responsible for alleged unlawful acts Rockefeller was too ill to testify The trial adjourned to Monday with two days allotted to each side for arguments.
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OY Mogking Journal
Leedowinke
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Charles M. Pram
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Edward D. Robbins
Robbins
Quubmarine Commander Punished for Sinking Ancona
Vienna blames chief for tragedy on alleged cowardly crew action. No shells fired after the ship stopped. Forty five minutes given for all aboard to find safety while crowds on deck ran about. Submersible officer decided to submerge and sink the vessel.
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Vienna
Austria Disavows All Illegal Acts by Commanders
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Austria disavows responsibility for illegal acts by its submarine commanders amid the Ancona incident. The Sterman government says it punished the submarine crew and offers indemnity discussions, while denying liability for damage from shots during vessel pursuit or boat capsizing before torpedo fire.
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Austria
Morning Journal
London
Voetro-Tamnartan
Theusteion Mote
Austro-Hungarian Reply on Ancona Sinking Reaches Amsterdam
Vienna forwards the note to Reuters through Amsterdam, stating the Austro-Hungarian government agrees esteemedly with the Washington cabinet that humane conduct must guide naval actions. The inquiry found the submarine fired warning then sixteen shells, six boats abandoned, and the captain torpedoed to allow time for rescue efforts though boats remained. The note faults the crew for abandoning passengers and concludes the commander was punished for breach of rules.
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London
Ancona
Reuters Telegram Company
Vienna
Amsterdam
Washington Cabinet
Hastlemane
United States
Austria-Hungary
PC Vle
Itumane
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