Italy Stand Firm as Chamber Grants Confidence to Government
Rome dispatch reports the Italian Chamber approving the government by 418 to 49, with Admiral Bertolo defending neutrality as aligned with Italy’s diplomatic and military strength. The article notes Germany names Bernard von Buellow as head of its Rome embassy during a health-related absence of the Italian ambassador, amid Salandra’s claim that no treaty binds Italy to join Toulon allies.
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Rome
Bertolo
Adimiral
Salandra
Italy
Europe
Ternard von Buellow
Herr von Flotow
Germany
Toulon
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Ad
When blood is impure and weak, Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and revitalizes. It strengthens the whole system and is touted as the best blood medicine on the market. Sold by all druggists.
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Hood
All Dig Grinta
Advt
Berlin poised to push Italy toward the Allies via ambassador move
Observers recall Prince von Buelow was once popular as Italy's ambassador and note his wife hails from a prominent Italian family. Many expect Berlin will use the post to pressure Rome to stay with the central powers and oppose joining the Allies.
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Prince von Buelow
Itaily
Berlin
Italy
British Cruiser Venus Ashore in Severe Storm
London December 7 The British cruiser Venus driven ashore in a full gale. Foremast and part of the bridge carried away as she steamed for a southern English port. Venus, an older light cruiser built in 1805 with 450 men, faced the damaging sea. A separate unidentified steamer ashore near Mersey received three lifeboat rescues. the Waterloo, 1248 tons, foundered off the Lizard with three saved and the rest missing.
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London
Venus
England
Mersey
Waterloo
Lizard
Judge fines a woman a cent then pays fine
In Lowell Massachusetts Judge Thomas Enwright found Blanche Reese guilty of assault and battery on a young girl. He fined her one cent and then handed the money back saying the rent to pay the fine. He remarked the woman should have administered a harsher Christmas punishment. Reese described her plight and the influence of Regina Defoe on her daughter Dorothy.
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Lowell, Mass
Doi. T
Thomas Enwright
Blanche Reese
Dorothy
Neshuw
Indian Pitcher Bender Signs with Federal League
Philadelphia December 7 Charles A Bender famed Indian pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics signed a Federal league contract and will play for Brooklyn or Baltimore. He joins Eddie Plank who joined the Federals last week. Bender said terms were very satisfactory and the move was the best thing he ever did. Connie Mack said he expected it and had no deal with Bender for next year.
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Dee
Charles A. Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn
Baltimere
Federals
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg
St. Louis
Bender
Harry Goldman
Baltimore
Connie Mack
Sanager
Athletien
Ender
Jeagur
Pete
Fender
Pest
Plank Anit Coombe
Three Clubs Make Money in American Assortation
In Chivago the Three clubs in the American asseriatin trade mt the aeonon of IPLA on Saturday. President Chi Teo states the brake even while other groups report gains amid discussions of profits and reorganizations. The piece notes Milwaukie Low and Columbine among those profiting, with unclear further details and references to ongoing federal actions.
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Chivago
Ipla
Chi Teo
Homer
Craeon
Bage
Burton Ready to Fight 40 Million Pork Bill
Senator Bilton vows renewed battle if a new river and harbor pork bill is introduced. He promises very careful scrutiny of any measure reported to the Senate as opponents push to block such appropriations. Senator Ransdell, Fletcher and other River and Harbor Congress members plan to seek about 40 million dollars for rivers and harbors.
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Washington
Bilton
Senate
Ransdell
Fletcher
National River and Harbor Congress
Rumor of New Carranza Plan to Attack British Rail
Washington reports from British Charge Holler in Mexico City warn that General Carranza may destroy the Vera Cruz to Mexico City railroad by blowing tunnels. The note notes Britons fear disruptions and potential retaliatory demands if a British subject is harmed.
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Washington
del. T
Cecil Springs Rie
State Department
Holler
Lexion City
Carranza
Vera Onix
Mexico City
Leo
Vera Crus Hritieh
United States
Messen City
Carransa Tell
Vers Crus
Mexico
Mesien
Kagland
Mexwe
Helliah
Benton
Ville
New Revolution Party Emerges Amid Old Regime Tensions
In a fragmented report, a new movement linked to ex federal generals emerges amid calls for government reform. The piece references Salasay and Vmnilio P Camp and hints at a factional split within a political party. A Saturday date is noted for events and public reaction remains unsettled.
Striking Facts Misstated in Colorado Strike Pamphlet
Denver December reports indicate the federal industrial relations inquiry examined a pamphlet the Colorado Fuel and Iron company says it financed and distributed. J F Welborn testified about authorship, distribution of 46 000 copies to ministers legislators educators and the public, and disputed several figures on mine signatories and wages. He said he would correct only if proven false and noted the company faced an $800 000 move tied to the strike.
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Denver
Colorado
J. F. Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Welborn
Rouse
Tereso
Morley
Primero
Gwaardy
Walsh
United Mine Workers
Frank J.hayes
John McLennan
John KR. Lannan
Jones
Walebs
McLennan
O'Connell
William Green
Steen
Trinidad
Columda Fuel and Tron Company
Welhron
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