Hope 19 Gloge Nago Trouble
Carothers optimistic after conference with May Tore na leaders. HOPE 19 GLOGE NAGO TROUBLE reported amid regional concerns.
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HOPE
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1914
Page
1
British Subjects Killed in Sonora Under Probe
State Department reports two men killed near Navazeri Sonora were British subjects, not Americans as initially thought. American Consular Agent Carrothers expects a peaceful border settlement after talks with Maytorena leaders. General Bliss proposes a plan and General Scott to Naco tonight. The British consul conducts the investigation.
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Associated Peres
Washington, D. C
Naco
Ariz
Carrothers
State Department
Maytorena
General Bliss
General Scott
Douglas
R. EB. Dunn
Thomas Francis
Navazeri
Sonora
Johnson Signs Johnson For Three Years At $12500 A Year
Clark Griffith announces Walter Johnson signed for three years as star pitcher for the Washington Americans at $12500 annually an increase of $500 Johnson to return the $6000 bonus to Manager Tinker of the Chicago Federals in this December report from Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, MO
Clark Griffith
Washington
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Tinker
Chicago Federals
Indiana Lieutenant Governor O Neill acquitted in graft trial
Lieutenant Governor W P ONeill and twelve state officials and employees charged with singing and presenting illegal claims against the state were acquitted by judge Markey in Indianapolis. The December indictment followed the 197% Legislature era.
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Ftv
Indianapolis
Ind
W. P. O'Neill
Indre J. T. Markey
Trade talks between Ruppert Thinton with Johnson fall through
Negotiations in French Lick Indiana between Ban Johnson president of the American League Col Jacob Ruppert and Capt T L Thinton for the sale of the New York American broke off tonight They will probably be resumed in Chicago
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French Lick
Ind
Ban Johnson
Americat Teague
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Thinton
New York
Mormon Church Leader Elected President of Sugar Beet Company
Joseph F P Smith, president of the Mormon Church, was today elected president of the Amaleamoated Star Company in Salt Lake City Utah. The move places him at the head of Utahs sugar beet industry.
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Salt Lake City
Teoh, Nee
Joseph FP. Smith
Mormon Church
Amaleamoated Star Company
Utah
Theatres in Paris Reopen Plans Under Interior Minister
Paris reports theater reopenings in the near future after Interior Minister Malvy secured approval. The Opera Comique and various venues prepare to resume performances amid military and civic duties, with new seasons and attractions listed as the city reorganizes its cultural life.
Los Angeles Considers New Business Plan Scheme
City leaders discuss a proposed business plan to revitalize districts and attract investment. A public vote may be scheduled to approve the framework, with officials outlining potential jobs, funding sources, and timelines. Local residents weigh impacts on development and services.
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Los Angeles
City Manager Plan Gains Momentum in Los Angeles Vote
Los Angeles faces a December 8 election on adopting a city manager system modeled after Dayton and Springfield. The plan centralizes power through a city manager and department directors under civil service, replacing commissions and boards to curb politics and graft while keeping citizens informed.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Springfield
America
Dayton
Cadillac
Mish
Manistee
Mich
Amarillo
Tex
Amlene
Kas
River Forest
I. Nig Rapids
Pile
ATA
Ara
Miget
United States
Henry M. Watte
Dayton Plain
Law, Finance
Wedfare Service Et Safety
Tn Svt Finance Department
Charles
Ashhurner
Erty Ann Aver
Canyon Defeats Amarillo Banks in Tight Basketball Thriller
Canyon defeated Amarillo in a close contest 19 to 17 after a dramatic fourth quarter. The game swung late, with Canyon edging ahead just before the final whistle as both teams traded leads in a tense first half.
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Canyon
Tux
Sehcoo
Amarillo Banket
Raniel
Elpine
Canyon Fey
Amarilla
Forad Albeay
Canvey
Seormanamnet
Servians Reclaim Belgrade After Bitter Mountain Battle
Reports say Servians retook Belgrade, claiming victory after a fierce mountain fight southwest of the capital. Austrian forces suffer heavy losses and retreat to smaller positions near Shabatz and Lozynica, while Belgrade hosts jubilant scenes and King Peter receives Allied congratulations.
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Belerade
Peter
Austria
Servet
Vienna
Merchants and Conductor Union Agree to Mediation Deal
Officials of the St. Louis and Southwestern Cotton Belt railroad sign a pact with conductors and engine men to abide by a federal mediation decision. The agreement ends tense talks after a threatened strike and follows three days of proceedings led by Judge W L Chambers. A separate dispatch reports a deadly signal incident prompting calls to remove danger signals. An engineer and fireman were injured when a train bore down after a signal was displayed on a snowy night.
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Heart of Mediation
St. Louis & Southwestern
Cotton Belt
Pern
Chicagh
Ber
Eurprise Foyt
Modenbach
Rockland Leader William V. Glesty Acquitted by Jury
William V. Glesty town clerk of Inverstrav and Democratic leader of Rockland economy was acquitted of first degree murder in the death of Eugene M. Newman, his son killed on July 3 in Cheney's office amid a claimed motive of familial misconduct. The defense argued Cleary had learned his daughter could not become a mother but did not know Newman was involved.
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New Cepy
William V. Glesty
Iinverstraw
Rockland
Supreme Court
Lewan
Eugene M. Newman
Ji-La
Cleary
Newman
Cheney
Hi Daneiter
Senate confines Major General Frederick KF Fonston
In Washington the Senate confines the description of Major General Frederick KF Fonston amid a formal action. Details are limited in the fragment, with partial references to confinement and official inquiry ongoing.
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Washington
Senate
Prederick KF
Fonston
Chicago manufacturers rush to fill orders after rate hike
Associated Press report from Chicago Dec 19 notes local manufacturers in the central district began work on over a hundred thousand dollars of orders following the railroad rate increase. A flood of additional orders is promised contingent on a favorable decision.
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Associated Tre Chicago
Chicago Central
Belgian Benefit Performance at Deandi Today
Amarillo residents urged to attend the Belgian Benefit at Deandi with free will offerings. The 2 to 7 pm and 8 to 10 pm shows feature The Christmas Chimes and a mix of violin solos vocal numbers and band selections by the Amanita Military Band. Proceeds aid the committee's local fund.
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Amarillo
Jesse
Elk
Amanita Military Band
Second Effort to Appeal Leo M. Frank Case
Attorneys for Leo M. Frank, under death sentence for Mary Phagan murder, filed a second attempt to have the conviction reviewed by the United States Supreme Court. Judge Newman denied the petition for a writ of habeas corpus, and the appeal petition was set for immediate consideration and to be acted on Monday.
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Anty
Nta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagen
Tis
United States Supreme Court
Judea
W. T Newman
Peace Sunday to be observed in churches across nations
Amid wartime strains the 100 years of peace since the 1814 treaty are to be celebrated in churches in England and America. Clergy will discuss the milestone in sermons as both sides join in thanksgiving despite difficulties caused by the war.
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New York
Bec
England
America
United Kingdom
Great Britain
United States
Atlantic
Ghent
Vinstead
Weather Summary from Texarkana to New Orleans
The report lists numerous city observations showing cloudy to cold with scattered rain or drizzle. Notable readings include Dallas Fort Worth 57 cloudy, Houston threatening, New Orleans 50 cloudy and rainy conditions in parts of Oklahoma City and Enid.
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Werther iBy
Western Union
Tillis
Texarka
Hillsboro
San Angelo
Parts
Drlazlinn
Waco
Shermen
Bt. Worth
Houston
Gainesville
Washington Forecast for Sunday and Monday
Washington PD reports weather outlook with snow or rain possible on Sunday and Monday. C Dee notes wintry mix concerns and travel impacts across the region.
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Washinton
Washington, Pd, C
Dee
Outpost Affair Sparks Possible Celebration
A preliminary report notes an Outpost affair generating early celebration signs. Details remain sparse as investigators review events and local officials assess implications for the community.
Austrians Meet Stubborn Resistance in Belgium Front
Allied offensive slows as ground is bad and Germans hold entrenched positions. British gains near Neuve Chapelle include trench losses. Indian forces advance slightly. Antwerp reports German preparations for retreat and minefield actions on the coast.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Bamer
South Africa
German War News Lacks Details On Russian Poland Victory
Berlin December 19 The absence of advices on reported German victories in Russian Poland leaves newspapers with little comment and no details. German official reports are cautious while Belgian front news remains favorable and Austrian Servian operations appear paused or abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPYLE
Berlin
Russian
Poland
Nieuport
Belgium
Neval
Austrians Capture 33 000 Russians in Galicia
The Austrian Hungarian forces report 33 000 Russians captured in Galicia over the past days. Twenty six thousand were taken at Limanova and about twelve hundred dead found at Limanowa. German HQ says von Hindenburg’s army took Lowicz after heavy fighting, forcing further Russian retreat.
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Hague
Galicia
Vieona
Limanova
Limanowa
Posen
von Hindenburg
Lowicz
Russians Claim Little Change At Petrograd Front
An official dispatch reports no change on the right bank of the Vistula in North Poland. The enemy’s attempt near Dobregon was repulsed by artillery. The Germans on the Bzura, Wear Galicia, and near Przemysl evacuated after repulses, while Russians seized several pontoon bridges on the Vistula.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Vistula
Bzura
Krosno
Zaldiczyn
Dunajeo
Galicia
Poland
Carpathians
Przemysl
Belgium
Stenstrade
Korteken Fren
Neuve Chapelle
Shrepval
Lihons
Petrograd
Dobregn
Przemnysl
Fear of Mines Stops English Steamers
Fear of mines sown by the German squadron during the raid on English coast towns has halted steamship service between Hull and Copenhagen.
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London
Hull
Copenhagen
Mine Sweeper Blown Up Off Scarborough Coast
A mine sweep near Scarborough has been blown up. Reports say two German raiders were also blown up near the eastern coast.
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London
Scarborough
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