Brother as Co Respondent Sparks Family Turmoil in Court
In New York a dramatic supreme court scene unfolded as Mrs. Jessie Powers testified amid tears that her son Harry, seeking a divorce, named his younger brother as co respondent in a case involving the wife of the brother. The mother described a wrecked home and a hand to hand struggle, while the father refused to testify, saying he was too ashamed to speak.
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New York
Supreme Court
Jessie W. Powers
Clrcgmatances
Harry
Victoria Bateman
Harry Mestayer
A. M. Totton
Wyoming Electrical Co. Promote Christmas Decorations
The Wyoming Electrical Co. advertises holiday decorations and electrical designs for Christmas trees and displays. Tailor made circuits and novelties are offered by W. F. Daiber 4 Bro for early orders.
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Wyoming Electrical CO
Venezuelan crisis prompts calls for arbitration and mobilization
United States Minister Bowen is asked by President Castro to seek arbitration with Germany and Great Britain as Venezuela bolsters defenses in Caracas and La Guayra. Citizens 18 to 50 are drafted, traitor arrests ordered for those who refuse. Coal and rail cars concentrate to block allied troop movement.
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Caracas
United States
Bowen
Castro
Venezuela
la Guayra
Degrease in Shipments Dropping Domestic Trade
Reports from the bureau of statistics show a sharp decline in domestic trade shipments over ten months versus the prior year. Livestock receipts at major markets including Chicago and Omaha fell from about 24 009 000 head to 26 000 000 and carloads slid from 514 000 to 471 000.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Chicago
Kanate City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Omaha
Barrett declines appointment as minister to Japan
Washington dispatch reports John Barrett declining the minister to Japan post citing his role as Oriental representative of the St. Louis exposition. The move follows opposition to his succession of the late Col. A E Buck. Barrett previously aligned with the Democratic party.
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Barrett
Washington
State Department
John Barrett
Japan
Col
A. EK. Buck
Ill Mother-in-Law of Fair Heir in Caldwell Illness
Fair's mother in law Mrs Hannah Nelson, 73, is seriously ill in Caldwell after years of ties to the Fair estate. The Nelson family, long settled in luxury since the daughter’s marriage to Charles Fair, a California millionaire, and the Fair couple's recent automobile death in Paria, faces unsettled affairs.
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Fair
Plainfield
N. J
Hanna Nelson
Caldwell
Charles Fair
California
Four Mexicans Shot in Trinidad Saloon Brawl
In Trinidad Colorado one man died and several were wounded after a saloon dispute over drinks. Police fired on the crowd as Mexicans fought, with all involved later arrested. In Kansas City Circuit Judge John W. Henry died at age 71 after a long illness, a prominent jurist for fifty years.
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Trinidad
Colo
Tenderloin
Boyle
Kansas City
John W. Henry
Cheyenne Area Forecast With Cold Wave Across North
Cheyenne and surrounding regions expect fair conditions tonight and Saturday. A defined cold wave grips northern Montana North Dakota and nearby British possessions with readings 10 to 28 below zero. The barometer trends low from Texas to Washington and high over the Missouri valley and lake region. Rain or snow is widely reported from South Dakota Nebraska Kansas eastward to the Atlantic coast and along the Pacific coast states Idaho western Montana and northern Utah. Local 24 hour data show max 46, min 27 and trace precipitation.
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Cheyenne
Montana
North Dakota
British Possessions
Whllston
N. D
Texas
Washington
Missouri Valley
Lake
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kahnas
Fe Anants
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Utah
Palmer
Daiber Bros Advertises Extra Heavy Sweet Cream
W F Daiber & Bro announce as sole agents for Dunlap hats and other popular lines. Extra Heavy Sweet Cream available at Excelsior Creamery No 519 West Seventeenth Street.
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W. F. Daiber & Bro
Excelsior Creamery
West Seventeenth St
Refusal to Disclose Coal Prices Marks Testimony
In Scranton Pennsylvania Edward Ridgeway a former docking boss testified before the anthracite coal strike commissioners that he was required to assign an average five to seven percent dockage. L N Crawford president of the People's Coal Company also refused to reveal exact prices, saying the Oxford colliery earned about $20 a ton during the strike. The miners demanded price details from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company. the request was denied as irrelevant to the inquiry. The commission urged no interruption as the miners aimed to finish their case by Saturday while company attorneys warned of a possible recess. In New York President Roosevelt commented on General Greeley’s remark that the Spanish American war was a mistake, noting his obligation as a soldier to serve.
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Bscranton
Dee
Redward Ridgeway
William Pine
Yaterday
L. N. Crawford
People’s Coal Company
Oxford
Scranton
Crawford
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Gray
New York
Roosevelt
General Greeley
General Funston
Nineteenth Century Club
United States Signal Service Office
Philippines
Police Commissioner Resigns in New York
Dec 12 report states Colonel Partridge tendered his resignation as police commissioner to Mayor Low. Miss Lillian Chapman, daughter of Albert Chapman, returns from Colorado College in Colorado Springs ill with grippe. An epidemic grips the institution with many scholars ill. President E A Whitney of Sheridan Banking Co returns to the city after world tour visiting Russia China the Philippines Australia Japan Europe and Hawaii.
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New York
Partridge
Poice Seminsiines
Low
Lillian Chapman
Albert Chapman
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Grippe
E. A. Whitney
The
Sheeridan Banking Company
That
Russia
China
Philippines
Australia
Japan
European
Hawaiian Islands
Daiber & Bro Promotes New Winter Neckwear and Electric Fixtures
F Daiber and Company advertises new winter neckwear designs alongside updated electrical goods. The listing highlights electric, gas, and combination fixtures for the home, house wiring, door bells, lamps, burners, and related accessories.
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WWW
F. Daiber & Bro
Wyoming Electrical CO
Holiday Bargains at Center for Handkerchiefs and Accessories
Bargain Center offers ladies all linen and hemstitched handkerchiefs in multiple sizes from 100 to 260 and silk initial options, plus gentlemen linen handkerchiefs and new line silk mufflers shawls and gloves. Also features pattern silk velvet mantles, umbrellas and a complete novelty line.
Toys Santa Claus Headquarters Display Scene
A delighted youngster exclaims about a ape TT as she views the toy display. The retailer notes they bought direct from importers and are selling at wholesale and retail prices.
Commuter Store Schedule Amid Confusing Message
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled notes about store hours starting Saturday. The readable bits mention commencement, dates, and an unclear location. No concrete names, places, or numbers are established in the fragment.
Mob Seeks Coal In Chicago Demonstration
A mob surrounded the HYS Coal offices as 12,000 tons of anthracite arrived aboard three ships. The firm said coal would be sold only to old customers for 45 cents a bushel, buyers to haul it themselves. The cargo cost $50,100 and would net about $164,000.
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Chicago
HYS Coal Company
Venezuela Faces European-Led Seizure Risk Amid Debt Dispute
Washington reports indicate Venezuela confronts a possible armed expedition at its port from Britain and Germany. Admiral Dewey may intervene in Caribbean waters, while the U S debates enforcing claims under Monroe doctrine. Britain and Germany demand $44,000 each, with arbitration discussed if paid.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Republic of Venezuela
Great Britalia
Germany
Venezuela
Dewey
Caribbean Sea
Venezuelan
Great Britain
Navy
United States
South American Republic
France
Hay
Roosevelt
Great Tain
Great Britain and Germany May Escalate Venezuelan Crisis
The dispatches describe small gunboats and a single howitzer in the harbor action near La Guaira. Britain and Germany might threaten war if applied to the United States, but Venezuela appears helpless as President Castro�s moves provoke international tension and recall of the U S minister.
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Germany
Berlin
Castro
Venezuela
la Guayra
Great
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