War Peace Talks Delay in London Conference
The allied conference adjourned to Monday after a brief session that failed to progress. Turkish and Balkan delegates clashed over Adrianople terms while food shortages and humanitarian needs influenced tone. Nazim Pasha argued for reviving discussions with Greece, Venizelos and other leaders weighing demands as talks continued in London.
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Greece
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Daneff
Wilson Defers Cabinet Picks Amid Patronage Talks
President-elect Woodrow Wilson and aides debate cabinet choices and patronage as they prepare for the inauguration. The discussions cover consultations with congress members and possible involvement of William Jennings Bryan, with emphasis on selecting capable appointees and listening to public sentiment amid platform pledges.
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Instructed Verdict For Former Banker Barnette
In federal court Judge Thomas R. Lyons directed a not guilty verdict for Barnette on embezzlement charges against him as ex president of the Washington Alaska Bank of Nevada. The ruling affects related cases against F W Hawking and others. a conversion of funds indictment faces trial Monday.
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Thomas R. Lyons
Barnette
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Barnetts
Cenvereton
California divorce decree grants Mrs Clara Ryan custody and alimony
Los Angeles December 21 for the first time in Los Angeles County a resident of California received a divorce here. Judge Monroe granted Mrs Clara Ryan of Spokane Washington a divorce from John Ryan of Los Angeles on desertion and non support. She was awarded custody of her children and alimony of 33 a month. The judge denounced trumped up evidenc e and absence of the defendant as improper.
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Los Angelas County
California
Monroe
Clara Ryan
Spokene
West
John Ryan
Ryan
War Fund Drive Aims at Manschurian Trade
St Patricksburg reports the Chamber of Commerce has sent a circular to Chinese merchants in Manchuria asking them to contribute part of their income to a war fund against Russia. The drive is aimed at supporting efforts linked to the war.
New York Bride-To-Be Helen Gould Gets Navy Gift
Miss Helen Gould, engaged to Finley J. Stigard, will receive a wedding gift from over 1,000 Atlantic Fleet sailors. Rear Admiral Onterhous, acting for chief officers, suggests a fund drive to purchase a token of appreciation for her wartime generosity. Details of the gift are not fixed.
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Mirn
Helen Miller Gould
Finley J. Stigpard
Onterhous
Aitmyly
Misy Gould
Brooklyn Navy
Norfolk
Utladelpata
Manile
Navy
Shepard
Mies Gould
New York
Rt. Leute
Indictment Challenged in Bitter Root Valley Case
Hearing on the demurrer to the indictment in the government case against Walter J. Moody Frederick D Nichola Harrison Lord R A O Hara and the Bitter Root Valley Irrigation and Development Company before federal judge Lodge Bourgoin. Attorneys for defendants argued the indictment fails to show a crime. Government counsel J W Freeman noted the defendants were officers of the company accused of collusion and wrongful entry.
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Helena
Walter J. Moody
Frederick D. Nichola
Harrison
Lord
R. A. O'Hara
Bitter Hoat Valley Ferivation Company
Bitter Rent iWistrict Irrigation and Development Company
Cameron
Lodge Bourgwin
Wall & Nolan
Wallace & Brown
Letda
Rest Valley
Wat
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Ney
Democratic Toasts And Political Reef In New York Dinner
A New York dinner honoring Gov. Sulzer featured remarks from U S Senator O Gorman and speakers including William Jennings Bryan. The event discussed the Democratic Party’s stance toward Taft, Wilson, and the progressive wing, with Sulzer highlighting constructive democracy and a unified, patriotic program. Bryan urged opportunity in the party as he linked Wilson and reform themes to the era’s political mood.
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New York
Edget Willan Sulzer
United States
Yenitor Jones
A. O'Gorman
William J. Bryan
Charles J. Murphy
Tatasmany Hall
William Bi Fearns
Taft
Milltaet
Democratic Party
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O'Garman
Taft Carrie
Sulzer
O'Gorman
Bren
Republic
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Roeting
Hoselq
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Rockefeller Jr Funding Investigation Leads to NY Police Plan
New York December report states John D Rockefeller Jr funds a mystery inquiry into the administration of the New York police department with an offer of 2000 more if needed. Rockefeller’s agency is said to have employed experts to work since December.
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New York
Joan DB. Rockefeller Jr
Haw River
Pelice Vee Parte T
Rockefeller
Mandy Ie
Robery
Stratton
Sas
Yrnxoh
Tete
Pioneer of Em All Now in New Hands
Aperial disputed todive Beandard. Dec. 21 By the sale of the stock of the Polmexter 2 Orr Live stock company owned by the estate of the late Philip H Poindexter to the Orr brothers executors for 300000 this likely the largest deal in land and stock in the county The transfer includes 18090 acres of patented land cattle sheep and draft horses The firm Poindexter Orr formed in 4952 in Callioenia led Montana breeding heavy draft horses The estate lies in Blacktail Deercersek valley and includes the home ranch now owned by William C Orr and associates who are recognized figures in the state
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Orr Livestock Company
Eatnte
Fhilip H. Poindexter
Orr
Annate
Thie County
Uettle
Nome
Sheen
Poindexter & Orr
Callioenia
Philip Mr. Poindexter
William C. Orr
Montana
Clyde
Blacktall
Deerersek
Home Ranch
Wiliam C. Orr
Chicago campaign for cheaper eggs a success
Chicago reports a successful effort by the Chicago Clean Food league to lower egg prices. One million one hundred thousand eggs were sold, 4.98 more than yesterday, with dealers offering guaranteed eggs at 4 cents a dozen or less. Permanent stations will remain in city districts to maintain the price level. Meanwhile in Athens, the Turkish army in Mitylene surrendered and seventeen hundred prisoners were moved to Greek transports.
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Chicago Clean Food League
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Feanye
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Mitylene
Nine Detained in Logue Murder Case
Police detain five men and four women in Chicago for the brutal Logue murder. Arrests include Clyde Stratton and J. P. Hampton linked to recent robberies and a traveling bag with clues. Investigators analyze clothing and arsenals found at the scene as theories swirl about motive and revenge.
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Toronto
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Rochester
Minn
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F. Hampton
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Chorley Dailey
Msde
Frank Wil Wa
Myr
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Tiva
Nina M. Collier
Giffard Cretin
Explosives and skeletons found in north side flat
Inventory by Captain Ralpin lists eighty five pounds of dynamite, nitroglycerin, two skeletons, drills, jewelry, and $3000 in silverware seized from a suspect lair linked to the Loguas murder case. Strabent and Hanngton were captured after a chase. a fashionable North Side flat housed skeletons, gowns, gems, and burglary gear. Special Dispatch to the Standard notes Hill County attorney A Carnal plans to resign to seek a Progressive party post in Chicago.
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Ralpin
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Logie
Chicago
Hill County
United States and Panama Arbitration Debate at Banquet
Washington officials and scholars debated submitting the Panama canal dispute to an arbitral court. Representative Mann urged arbitration as a step toward a permanent international tribunal, while critics warned it could violate the U.S. Constitution and cited Hay-Poncefotea terms. Admiral Wainwright argued for peace and naval strength, and the president's message supported growing arbitration.
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United States
Panama Canal
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Tinois
American B Society
Congress of the United Statas
Mann
Ile
Uuls
Panama
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China
Uord
Taft
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Canada
Supreme Court of the
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Bert Russell
Forest Glen
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New York
Everett P. Wheeler
New Fork
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International Tribunes
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Tallimore
Tle
Jam A. Hornblower
Panome Canal
Taft to Visit Arkansas After Panama Mission
unclear text fragment describes President Taft planning travel to Arkansas after a Panama mission. Mentions Key West Florida dated December 21 and references to U S forces and military activity. Details are garbled but imply a presidential trip related to the Panama situation.
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