Ford Returns Has New Ideas on War and Trade
The article reports on Ford's stance amid war talk, noting Jaredness and arming issues, and aligning with Wilson on trade and a bigger merchant marine. It mentions naval board members, meetings with Bran and Ford, and Bryan's denial of European plans while acknowledging Ford Mission outcomes.
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Wilson
Dudley Fie Matone
Mr. Ford
Momber
Naval Consulting Board
Bergenstjor
Ford
W. A. Livingstone
Samuel Maroute
Detrott
Fort
Bran
Ryan
New
York
Washington
Bryan
Europe
Peace party managers seek entry to Germany for Hague voyage
Copenhagen reports the Peace party managers plan to sail to The Hague by sea to avoid the North Sea mines. They urged the German minister to grant permission to pass through Germany, awaiting no decision. If denied, they will sail at high cost and bring only essential members, sending others back to the United States.
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Copenhagen
London
Hague
Peace Party
North Sea
Germany
Ttme
Ger
Stockholm Mayor Lindhagen Returns Amid Peace Mission
A Reuters dispatch from Copenhagen reports Stockholm Mayor Lindhagen has returned to Stockholm after joining the Ford peace expedition in Copenhagen. Norwegian delegates reportedly joined the party, and the mission was received by the American minister.
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London
Reuter
Disputch
Copenhagen
Lindhagen
Stockholm
Governor Hammond's Body Lies in State at Capitol
Gov Winfield Scott Hammond lay in state at the Minnesota capitol for 12 hours as a guard stood over his casket. A steady stream of mourners paid silent homage before the body was to be transported by train to St James for funeral services under lodge direction. Burial will follow in St James.
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St. Paul
Minn
Winfield Scottmond
Executive
St James
Ec Lodge
New Haven Under Elliott Shows A Big Increase
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad and subsidiaries report five months ending November 30 1915 showing net corporate income of 1,724,000 plus and a prior year figure of 1,173,388.19. Subsidiaries including Consolidated New England Railroad New York Ontario and Western Flatiron and New England Steamship total about 2.9 million.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Constal New England Railroad Company
New York, Ontario & Western Flatiron Company
New England Steamship Company
Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A reader describes facial acne large red pimples that covered the face for about a month. After trying tablets with no relief a Cuticura Soap and Ointment ad note prompted use of two Ointments and the symptoms quickly improved.
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Tremont Ave
Warclouds Over Persi In terse government note
A fragment from Page 1 reports instructions to assure the government and notes that any action will be banished upon passengers rather than officers. The final decision remains with the president who will return to Washington from Hot Springs shortly.
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Berlin
United States
Washington
Sinking of the Persia and survivor reports in telegrams
London dispatch recounts the Persia disaster with crews and officers saved after 30 hours at sea. Six officers survived as the liner sank quickly, waves sweeping passengers overboard. A colonel narrowly avoided drownings, while two lifeboats disappeared and rescue chances dwindled. Meanwhile Char Grant of Boston, a Persia passenger, is reported safe by his family.
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London
Cairo
Reuters Telegram Company
Mins Hughes
Medford
Mass
Gan
Char Grant
Boston
Persia
Mediterranean
William Prizer
Grant
Alexandria
McNeeley Brother Missing After Persia Sinking Near Crete
Americans Monroe N McNeeley and C D McNeeley may have been aboard the steamer Persia when it sank off Crete. A Cairo dispatch notes two boats were towed away as the vessel keeled, with refugees ignored by ships passing by. The home report says C D McNeeley of Waxhaw accompanied his brother as secretary.
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London
San
Times
Cairo
Persia
General Huerta Illness Serious After Operation
Paso, Texas, Jan. 2 Gen Victoriano Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, underwent an operation here yesterday and was pronounced in a serious condition tonight by Dr M P Shuster. He had long suffered jaundice and gall stones, with doctors fearing complications and uncertain recovery.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
M. P
General Huerta
Supreme Court Justice Joseph R Lamar Dead
Georgia Supreme Court justice Joseph R Lamar, serving 1888 to 1914, died after a long career as lawyer and judge. He helped draft a state code, later served as associate justice, and led U S mediation talks with Mexico at Niagara Falls in 1914.
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Georgia Youre of Representatives
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A. C
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Mexico
King Constantine vows to serve Greek, not German interests
Athens dispatch quotes King Constantine as asserting neutrality and dedication to Greek needs over European conflict. He says efforts will seek harmony with allies, deny forced alignment, and emphasize friendly ties with Great Britain while maintaining Greece’s best interests.
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Athens
Daily
Mal
Constantine
Saloniki
Artain
Moslem League Urging India Self-Government
London reports from Bombay state the Moslem League of India urged a government under the British flag with loyalty to the crown. It was decided that change need not occur until after the war, with policy to be studied as the empire restructures.
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India
London
Reuter
Bombay
Sfos
League of India
Teagan
Maplre
Baron Hardinge
Dozen Buildings Destroyed in Gordonsville Fire
Richmond Va Jan 2 A late report says a midnight fire in Gordonsville destroyed a large portion of the business section. Dynamite was used to check spread and Charlotteville firemen, 20 miles away, were rushed to the scene. Dispatch noted 12 buildings burned and flames spreading rapidly.
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Richmond
Gordonsville
Charlotteville
King’s envoy in Albania seen with Serbian officials
Reuters report from Athens indicates Jon, reportedly in Albania, arrived near Yeary and was accompanied by Serbian ministers and officers. The scene involved a Ban company and Salehielhee Pheece, with multiple Serbian officials present.
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Jon
Erhia
Albania
Reuters Athens
Salehielhee Pheece
Attack Allies Saloni ki Camp Outline of U S Dilemma
European capitals debate U S response as reports confirm probable death of an American consular officer in the Saloniki camp attack. Dispatches describe the Persia sinking as a single surprise strike in a vital area, last five minutes from torpedo launch to ship’s disappearance. Premier Asquith faces a red letter day with a major bill and a challenging speech in Parliament as he seeks to craft the measure.
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United States
Engish
Persia
Asquith
State to Be Represented at Pacific Fair Meeting
The fourteenth annual meeting of the North Pacific Fair association will be held in Seattle on February 2 and 4. Members from Oregon Washington Idaho British Columbia and Alberta are invited. Noted Northwest fair managers will present including S Troelon Vancouver J Jardion Calgary R Costroes Spokane Moraes final Utah Stars fair R Johnson Walla Walla George Be Walhei Southwest Washington fair George Horsted Nelson British Columbia D E MacKennie Ne Westminster and Pate Snelson Montana fair.
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Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Rowram
Ad Yeading
Racune
S. Troleon
Vancouver
Tleh Jardion
Ca Kary
Robert Th. Costroes
Spokane
Moraes
Robert Johnson
Woo
Rite
Wala
Walla
George Be Waliei
Southwest
George ‘Horsted
Nelton
Briteh
Columbia
D. Ee MacKennie Vot
Wertminster
Britinn
Pate Snelson
The
Monta’ Fain
Mrs Ruth Opie Dies at 73 in Centerville Home
Mrs Ruth Opie 73 widow of William H Opie died last night at her daughter Mrs James A Ashbourne 117 Wee Center Street Centerville. Survived by daughters Mrs C and Mrs Mary Ashbourne both of Butte two brothers Nicholas Thomas of Butte and Harry Thomas of Colorado. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm from daughter’s residence with Rev John G Ross officiating.
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William’ H. Opie
James A. Ashbourne
Center Street
Centerville
Mary Ashbourne
Butte
Nicholas Thomas
Harry Thomas
Colorado
John G. Ross
Fire department responds to home on East Presdway
Fire crews were summoned to a residence on 89 East Presdway this morning after a closet fire alarm. No injuries reported and cause under investigation. The incident involved a Mr. Mooney, whose family was alerted and evacuated safely.
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Mooney
East Presdway
Railroad Bridge Across Save River Is Opened
Amsterdam reports the opening of the bridge across the Save near Begade restoring direct rail links between the central powers and Bulgaria and Turkey. Archduke Frederick led the ceremony and then visited Belgrade where normal life is returning as inhabitants resume routines. He later met King Ferdinand of Bulgaria at Semenaria.
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London
Riiver Save
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Vicenna
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Turkey
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Belgrade
Ferdinand of
Semen
Aria
Racial Attack Report Near Savannah River Lynching
A report from Hart county Georgia states two Black men were killed on the South Carolina side of the Savannah river. One man was shot, the other bound and lynched by a mob in a wood after an encounter with a white woman on a country road. The attack is described as ongoing.
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Esvorge -Morne
Portland
Missoula
W. J. Trowbridge
Yellowstone Garden City Corp
Trowbridge
Salt Lake City
Prohibition Arrest at Union Club Raid in Poruiara
In Poruiara on January 2, police raided the Union club, arresting J. Hy Teed, president, for actual violation of Oregon prohibition laws. A quantity of liquor, mostly kin, was confiscated. The案 actual selling was not charged, but presence of toxicants in a public place constitutes prima facie evidence of violation.
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Ure
Urs
Oregon
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Union Club
Nee Are
J. Hy Teed
Lquor
Mosty
Ireland's stance throws conscription into doubt
London dispatch reports Ireland will be excluded from the new compulsory enlistment bill as Premier Asquith seeks parliamentary approval. Nationalists led by Redmond and Dillon oppose conscription while Ulster loyalists push for greater empire loyalty rewards. the effort risks a Commons fight as wartime unity strains.
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London
Ireland
Ulster
House of Commons
Press Association
Times
Pacifist John Burns to Lead Campaign on War Policy
The Post anticipates Sir John A. Simon as secretary of state for home affairs, with John Burns the pacifist likely to emerge from retirement and head a voluntary drive against government policy after resigning when war began.
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John A. Simon
Home Affairs
John Burns
Sixty seven ships sunk in the Mediterranean
Reports from Vienna and other authorities claim that sixty seven ships were sunk in the Mediterranean by Vienna's allied submarines during late October and November. The loss includes eight troop ships twenty five transports and thirty four merchantmen totaling about 225000 tons and possibly over five thousand lives. The largest sunk was the Transylvania a 14000 ton troopship. The list includes ships from Britain France Russia Greece Norway and Japan.
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Vienna
Mediterranean
Cur Yard
Transylvania
Montenegro statement on Durazzo bombardment reported
An official Montenegrin statement issued at Cettings reports an Austrian squadron bombarded Durazzo yesterday and the steamer Michel carrying more than unspecified cargo was affected. The dispatch notes ongoing military activity and seeks further confirmation of losses.
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Paris
Cettings. Sys
Durazzo
Michel
Martial Law Declared With Deputies Summoned
London dispatch reports martial law to be proclaimed January 15 and the chamber of deputies called to meet January 17 to ratify the move. The notice comes from an Atheins newspaper via a correspondent.
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London
Cass A
Atheins
Chamber of Deputies
Coroner Duties Through History in English Law
A fragmented historical note outlines the coroner’s role as one of the oldest common law offices, mentioning the term coronator in the time of King Athelstan. It notes duties diminished by reform and the 1887 Coroners Act ending certain functions and inquests into royal fish and other species.
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Joneer
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