Hague Tribunal May Take Up Venezuela Crisis
The United States weighs arbitration with Britain and Germany as Venezuela tensions persist. Allies demand conditions, with some disputes not suitable for arbitration. The Hague tribunal is eyed for issues solvable by apology and treaty, while financial guarantees for judgments are questioned.
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Bowen
Washington
State Department
Hague
Caracas
Venezuela
Uch
Castro
Allied powers respond to arbitration plan on Venezuelan dispute
Secretary Hay reports partial replies from Britain Germany and Italy on arbitrate Venezuela tensions. Britain backs arbitration with safeguards, Germany demands many adjustments and apologies, Italy reluctant but leaning toward senior partners, France seeks tribunal review of claims.
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Washington
Hay
Britain
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Geremany
London
Berlin
Rome
Enlightened Opinion Favors Settlement in Castro Judgment
The piece argues that enlightened opinion would guarantee any tribunal's judgment and that President Castro would lose support from every American country if in default.
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Castro
Cruiser Albany Heads to La Guayra From San Juan
The United States cruiser Albany departed Culebra at high speed for La Guayra with orders from Secretary Moody via Admiral Dewey. Despite the move, officials say no change in the plan to send four battleships to Trinidad and a cruiser to Curacao, aiming to ensure a unified fleet presence. All ships will reassemble on the morning of December 29.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Albany
Culebra
la Guayra
Moody
Admiral Dewey
Trinidad
Curacao
Dewey
Germany blamed for tense world press backlash in Venezuela rumors
A Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung note cites a New York cablegram quoted by a local paper claiming universal press ire toward Germany. It says Britain is praised while Germany is accused of causing current tensions and seeks colonies in Venezuela and Brazil.
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Berlin
Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
New York
Germany
Great Britain
Venezuela
Brazil
Nord
German policy and US press tone on Venezuela
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung cites American misgivings about German aims in Venezuela. It argues the US government was clearly informed that Germany seeks only satisfaction for claims and compensation. It asserts Anglo German cooperation rests on shared interests and warns against prejudice. The piece predicts events will show Germany’s intentions are not adventurous.
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Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
United States
Wwe
Germany
Venezuela
Germany Accepts Arbitration Proposal for Venezuela
Berlin reports Germany has accepted the arbitration proposal for Venezuela via the United States. A delay in delivering the reply to Minister Bowen is noted while another solution may be pursued possibly through President Castro. Four days earlier Germany favored rejecting arbitration, with British officials understood to share that temper. Public opinion in the United States appears to have influenced Berlin to revise the stance.
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Berlin
Germany
Venezzuela
United States
Bowen
Castro
Note of France Not An Ultimatum Seeks Favorable Treatment
Caracas reports France’s note to Venezuela not an ultimatum. Tone remains unclear due to cable delay. Terms resemble Belgium and Spain, requesting favorable treatment in paying claims.
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France
Caracas
Venezuela
Belgium
Spain
Mme von Pilgrim Baltazzi Regains Health, To Sail Tomorrow
Caracas dispatch reports Mme von Pilgrim Baltazzi, wife of the German envoy, has recovered health and plans to sail for Curacao tomorrow.
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Caracas
Mme. von Pilgrim- Baltazzi
Curacao
Military officers in Lima offer cabling names to Venezuelan president
A group of Lima based army officers propose sending their names to the president of Venezuela and offer their services if the situation worsens. The text notes the arrangement reflects regional concerns and potential inter country coordination.
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Lima
Peru
Dee
Venezuela
Italy puts Venezuelan claims at two million dollars
Rome reports a semi official announcement setting Italy's claims against Venezuela at 2 000 000 dollars. The note specifies compensation for losses and damages linked to the maritime incident, reflecting ongoing diplomatic claims.
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Rome
Venezuela
Burglary gang terrorizes home and two other robberies shock city
Plotted intruders threaten to burn a house until the nuggets are revealed and leave victims tied for an hour before freeing themselves. Earlier, architect P. J. Donohue was robbed on the Pacific block second floor and forced to flee to his office. H Reif fought highwaymen on Pike Street but kept his money.
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P. J. Donohue
Pacific Block
Centa
Davyohue
H. Reif
Ninth Avenue
Pike Street
Reif
American Institute of Social Economy forms from Leagu e for Social Service
The Leagu e for Social Service has reorganized into the American Institute of Social Economy to broaden its scope. The new institute will have eleven departments including information, investigation, publication, legislation, lecture bureau, and training for social secretaries, with aims to improve industrial and social conditions nationwide.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Leagu For Social Service
American Institute of Social Economy
Institute of Social Economy
League
Lyndhurst
Irvington
Helen Miller Gould
Musee Sociate of
Paris
Bureau of Information
Fle
Glasgow
San Francisco
Department of Publication
Itiself
Social Service
Department of Legislation
Soch
Department of Security
Milton Sang
Hfe
Pennsylvania
United States
Great Britain
Amsterdam
Milan
Department of Study and Research Plannes
President Roosevelts Pun In Washington Dispatch
In Philadelphia Bulletin a humorous note from Washington describes President Roosevelt joking about punning and the cabinet's reactions. Secretary Shaw faces criticism over financial policy while at a cabinet meeting the president quips about sending him back to Des Moines as Mitchell did with his miners.
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Washington Dispatch
Philadelphia
United States
Shaw
Figuo
Mitchell
Des Moines
Schoolmaster Now Drops of Water Returns?
A Glasgow Evening Times note hints at a revived program titled Drops of Water led by a schoolmaster. The piece suggests renewed energy and invites community support for the revival.
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Glasgow Evening Times
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