Third Squadron of Don Cossacks Angered by Poor Treatment
Eydtkuhnen Dec 12 The workmen council rejects a general strike as untimely and urges patience until preparations are complete. Secret meetings condemn arrests of leaders and call for arming workers while condemning government actions. Moscow dispatch claims revolutionary propaganda grows among Cos sacks as a first sign of disaffection.
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Eydtkuhnen
the Economic Society
M. Krystaloff
Workmen's Council
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Don Cossacks
Strikes and Telegraph Lines Tie Up Russia News
St Petersburg reports telegraph lines to Moscow and other cities working and many employees resuming work, suggesting strike collapse. Mail from the south blocked by rail strikes, with mutiny details awaited. Government seen ready for general coercion. Meanwhile Bucharest dispatch claims Elizabethgrad, Russia, is burning with mobs attacking Jewish quarters.
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Moscow
Reval
Kieff
Kazan
Novgorod
Arshangel
Narva
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Bucharest
Roumania
Elizabethgrad
Russia
Nantucket South Shoals Lightship Crew Saved by Bailing
In Bedford Massachusetts on December 12 persistent hand bailings for twenty four hours and wireless telegraphy brought help at last saving the lives of thirteen men aboard the Nantucket South Shoals relief lightship No 58. The vessel went down minutes after the crew tumbled into the lifeboat.
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Bedford
Mass
Nantucket South Shoals
Negro for Register in Roosevelt favored choice for Kansas educator
Washington December 12 President Roosevelt likely will back W. T. Vernon principal of the Industrial Institute at Quendaro Kan to succeed Judson W. Lyons of Georgia as Register of the Treasury. Vernon is a renowned West educator and has the unanimous support of the Kansas congressional delegation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
W. T. Vernon
Industrial Institute
Quendaro Kan
Judson W. Lyons
Georgia
Register of the Treasury
Vernon
West
Kansas
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Statehood Boosted in Capitol
A Oklahoma and Indian Territory delegation met in the Senate committee room and on the stairs to urge statehood. Senator Beveridge praised them as Helen Renstrom sang Oklahoma, lifting spirits. Speakers pledged support, with Williams and Hamilton promising action this session.
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Washington
National Capitol
Beveridge
Committee On Territories
Senate
Capitol
Charles G. Jones
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Union
Helen Bensrom
John Sharp Williams
New Mexico
Arizona
P. P. Hamilton
House Committee On Territories
Cannon
Pencil surprise found during appendicitis operation
Timothy Keleher was operated on at St. Vincent's hospital for appendicitis when doctors discovered a pencil several inches long in his stomach. He had been ill for four days yet showed typical symptoms. He believes he swallowed the pencil in his sleep, leaving surgeons to wonder how it happened.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Timothy Keleher
Keleher
Two Years For Cahill Conviction In Election Case
Former Brooklyn assemblyman J. J. Cahill was sentenced to two years in Sing Sing for perjury tied to election law violations at last month’s mayoral vote. An appeal will be filed.
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New York
J. J. Cahill
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Shortage Alleged In Toronto Bank Branch
Toronto December 12. E S Banwell teller at the Crown bank disappeared after an examination of his books allegedly indicated a shortage. Local authorities investigate the missing official as the bank reviews its records.
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Toronto
Ont
E. S. Banwell
Crown Bank
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Oliver Typewriter
Geo. A. Adams
Parker Building
Postoffice Drugstore
Men’s Council
Don Cossack Regiment
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Sicians
Cahill
Grand Opera House
Mr. Albert Taylor
Stevenson Machine
Japan
F.J. Jenkins
Rohde’s
Som
Silas &. Johnson
Montreal
FE. Rohde
Globe Wernicke
Shrow
C.eeo
Levy Bros
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