Break Imminent Between Austria and United States
Unofficial advices in Washington indicate Austria's forthcoming reply to the Ancona note may fail to meet US demands, with Teutonic circles prepared for a rupture in diplomatic relations. The crisis centers on submarine warfare and whether Austria adheres to international law while Germany backs its claims.
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Austria
Ancona
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Teutonic
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Anco
London
Mediterranean
Paris
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Petit Journal
Terminal Station Bans Lovers Lane After Matron Watch
Cupid departs from the Terminal Station as new safeguards place lovers under Mrs. J. W. Payne’s vigilance. Secluded seating near the dining room is removed. the matron’s desk now faces the cafe entrance, threatening to deter trysts in the waiting room’s back rows.
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Cupid
Terminal
J. W. Payne
Slackers Worrying Britain Over Conscription Policy
London authorities report cabinet backing a modified form of conscription to apply to single men while preserving Asquith’s pledges to married men. Debate centers on timing and scope, with ministers divided between compulsory measures and continued voluntary service, amid public interest and cabinet fragility.
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Asquith
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Derby
England
Downing Street
Northcliffe Press
Earl Derby
Hr. Anauilh
Lord’ Darby
German Attache Boy Ed Defends Actions In United States
Three prominent figures in US diplomacy sail for Europe aboard the Rotterdam with aims of recall and policy shifts. Captain Karl Boy Ed, late German naval attache, issues a public defense of German moves and warns Americans about curbs on free press. He cites shared interests and hopes for continued friendship between Germany and the United States despite tensions.
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United States
Rotterdam
Falmouth
England
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Wilson
Europe
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
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Toledo
Ohio
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Providence Journal
Mur. Ratnam
Germany
Hongkong
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Macao
Troy
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Ines
Roberts Spent Money for Gifts and Missed a Fine
Seaboard Air Line employee W C Roberts was arrested on Whitehall Street after a Sunday drunken episode. He told Recorder Johe that all his money went to Christmas gifts for his children, and the judge released him with a warning to stay sober until next Christmas.
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W. C. Roberts
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Roberts
Gordon
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Trinity Avenue
Roberta
Fluberts
Perjury 1 Charged to Warden Osborne
Two indictments against Thomas Mott Osborne warden of Sing Sing include perjury in a Dieching inquiry and a 21 count list accusing him of absences, failure to prevent felonies, immorality, allowing visits to the death house, poor discipline, fights, and alleged moral misconduct with prisoners. Albany reports say he will be removed once a successor is named as officials weigh the indictment. Osborne defends himself, asserting a conspiracy and his conduct at Sing Sing, while Governor Whitman contests the charges but omits evidence details.
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State Prison Commission
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Westchester County Grand Jury
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Whitman
Glynn
Auburn Prison
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Saya Osborne
New York
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Yonkers
New York State
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Gisa
Grand Jury Indicts Labor Peace Council Members
Eight men including Congressman Buchanan and former Ohio attorney general Monnett were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to foment strikes at U S munition plants financed by a German agent to curb exports. The group, linked to Labor's National Peace Council, faced various charges while most defendants resided outside New York.
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Ohio
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Sinois
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England
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Chicago
Washington
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Taylor
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Peace Council
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Sarfaty
Izoler
Marshall
House Judiciary ‘Committee
Married woman released from asylum weds Philadelphia man
Mrs Ide von Claussen, freed on parole from Middletown state hospital for the insane, married Francis Albert Dona of Philadelphia. Since release she lived with her brother Matthew Claussen. The wedding surprised her husband and prompted his attempt to have her arrested for parole violation. Previously she had threatened Roosevelt and been committed for writing threatening letters.
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Middletown State Hospital
Francis Albert Dona
Philadelphia
Middletown Asylum
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Matthewe Claussen
Tim
Claussen
Aain
Atlanta Offered Splendid Singers and Superb Operas
The Metropolitan Opera company submitted twelve operas for Atlanta to choose seven for April 1916. The list includes La bohème, Madame Butterfly, The Mastersingers, Samson and Delilah, and The Barber of Seville, with familiar older stars like Caruso and Farrar and new talents such as De Howen and Metin Barientos.
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Atlanta Magle Festival Association
Gotener W._ily Beel
H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta
Peet
Atkinson
New York
Wwewelve Operan
Metropolitan
Aix
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Samaon
Delilah
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Triy
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Praine
Iris
Antonin Scotti
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Juso
Samson
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Scottl
Martinelli
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Goritz
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Alda
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Howen
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Italy
Orchestr
Fierce fighting on fronts but Balkans quiet as invasion plans loom
London dispatches report renewed activity on eastern and western fronts while Balkans show calm near Saloniki. Central powers contemplate large scale invasion of Egypt as German and Bulgarian forces reinforce along Dardanelles and near the Greek frontier. Russians press Dniester and Bessarabia, artillery and siege guns intensify as spring campaigns loom.
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Gallipoli
Weather Prophecy RAEN Forecast Brief
Washington forecast notes a colder night and a cool Thursday. Local report lists temperatures with a low near zero and a high around 50, plus rainfall and excess metrics since month start and year.
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