Ex-Kaiser Antagonism Toward England Revealed in New Book
New York dispatch reports Baron Von Eckardstein’s memoirs claim Kaiser Wilhelm II mocked English ministers as “a bunch of unmitigated noodles” and tainted British-German ties with bluff, meddling diplomacy. King Edward supposedly expressed wary amusement and urged cautious dealings while noting English and German interests could align for world peace.
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German Navy League
Admiral Gleaves Welcomed in China during Visit
PHIKIN December 26 Admiral Salt Chen-Ping Chinese minister of the Hayy Inu spoke of China’s aim to help maintain peace as Admiral Albert Gleaves commander of the American Asiatic Fleet received a welcome at the admiralty. Chen-Ping noted China’s lack of a navy but hoped for an up to date fleet soon. He said the visit would foster closer Sino American relations and friendship. The Military Order of the Striped Mger of the first class was conferred on Admiral Gleaves.
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Admiralty
Albert Gleaves
Ueet
China
Sah Chen-Ping
America
Admiral Gleaves
City Hall Watches Dog Fight Disrupts Forenoon
City hall proceedings halted for several minutes as employees watched a dog fight at the south end of the building. A smaller dog, believed to be the victor, was leashed after the tangle while the mistress showed visible agitation.
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City Hall
Five People Held On Disorderly Charge For Christmas Walk
New York December 26 five persons including Gladys Griner daughter of John Griner of Baltimore member of the United States railway commission to Itus ia were held in 500 bonds each today on charges of disorderly conduct in connection with the Christmas day demonstration here of the League for Amnesty for Political Prisoners. Hearing for all of them, participants in the attempted walk up Fifth avenue yesterday as a demonstration in behalf of conscientious objectors and other federal convicts, has been set for next Friday. Witty members of the free political prisoners committee of the people' freedom union appeared in court when the five were arraigned. The others arrested were Dr Gertrude Jelly president of the Irish Women's council Miss Mary Duffy and Julius and Samuel Friedman.
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Itussia
League For Amnesty
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Free Political Prisoners’ Committee
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Gertrude Jelly
Irish Women's Council
Mary Duffy
Julius and
Samuel Friedman
King Home For Xmas Spends Day With Family
John T. King campaign manager for General Leonard Wood's presidential bid spent Christmas at 110 Waldemere Avenue. A lengthy interview at Republican headquarters reveals the strain of national calls from New York Cleveland and Washington interrupting holiday plans as King heads back to the rail for the season.
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Leonard Wood
King
New York
Waldemere Avenue
Republican
Hand of Woman Tortured to Death Found in Fontiac Alley
Fontiac Michigan December 26 investigation surrounds finding of a human hand and arm in a downtown alley. Police believe the body died by torture with the arm and hand driven onto a wooden wedge. fragments of foreign newspaper were found beneath the hand. Authorities estimate the person died within two months.
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Fontiac
Mich
Hungary Faces Heavy Costs From Communism in Berlin
In Budapest Herr Huszar the Hungarian premier told a deputation representing war crippled citizens that communism has cost Hungary eighteen billion kronen with Roumanian roads adding thirty six billion kronen. He said the national assembly must restore the nation's finances from a desperate condition.
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Berlin
Herr Huszar
Budapest
Hungary
National Assembly
Defends Capt Dietzer in Prisoner Handling Trial
Capt Karl Detzer testified he carried no pistol or blackjack and urged his men to treat prisoners pleasantly as safety allowed in Le Mans France. The defense witnesses spoke during his trial for alleged inhuman treatment of military prisoners. Also Prague crime report and Navy nurse ranks in military policy news.
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New York
United Press
Karl Detzer
le Mans
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