Allied News Denies German Victory Claim
London reports state Berlin’s victory celebration is premature as official dispatches show continued Allied pursuit. Russian, Austrian, French and British lines report outposts, river engagements, and slow progress amid heavy fighting along the Vistula, Carpathians, and near Arras with Allied gains and German mining activity off Scarborough.
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London
Berlin
Vistula
Baura River
Valile
Krono
Senkuczyn
Dunijeo
Galicia
Poland
Carpathians
Przemisz
Belgium
Bienstraete
Korteken Inn
Neuve Chapelle
Paris
Arras
Poseing Te Readiey
St. Laureng
Blangy
Alles
Armentieres
Scarpe
Dowal
Bliss Opposes Mexican Conflict Settlement Plan
Washington reports a peaceful solution for Mexican faction tensions near the border at Naco Arizona may come after a conference with Mayan leaders. General Scott and General Biles are expected to advance action plans as the State Department receives word from Douglas.
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Washington
Bec
Naco
Ariz
Carothera
Laders
Gneral Biles
Swation
General Scott
State Department
Douglas
R. B. Dunn
Omas Francis
Navorari
Gonore
Coasters Hit Thain Three Killed
Five youths coasted down a stream and struck a train. Three boys died instantly: John Schule aged 14, Ja ond Sullivan aged 14, and Emery Dunkie aged 13. The accident occurred near Benville Ohio on December 19.
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Brn
Benville
Ohie
John Schule
Ja@ond Sullivan
Emery Dunkie
48000 Pairs Trousers Ordered for French Army Sappers
Forty eight thousand pairs of workingmen trousers costing 72000 were ordered today by buyers for the French government. The contract is a rush order for the sappers and miners of the French army. The British government is preparing estimates for 6600 motor trucks costing about 10000000.
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Chicago
Morgan's $12,000,000 Loss Tied to Erie Railroad Case
Frederick W. Stevens of Morgan & Co testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission about financing for Pere Marquette and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroads. He traced the 1905 start of Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton troubles and noted Erie president Underwood, and letters from J. P. Morgan and H. H. Harriman praising the purchase and offering aid.
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Washington
Hi Eestoney and Erie Oestrick
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Frederick W. Stevens
Morgan Firm
Interstate Commerce Commission
Todlay
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Senators Will Retain Johnson
Clark Griffith manager of the Washington American League club announced he had signed Walter Johnson for three years at a salary of 12 400 an increase of 109. Johnson to return the 4.0 percent bonus to Manager Joe Tinker of the Chicago Federals.
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Kansas City
Clark Griffith
Washington
Walter Johnson
Threeyr Controt
Jomneon i
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
United States to stay silent on raid by German warships
Washington December 19. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan will not make representations to Germany over the bombardment of the east coast of England and the dispute among European belligerents about Hague Convention violations. The United States intends to remain uninvolved in the controversy.
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Washington
United States
Wilton
Bryan
Germany
East
England
Canfield Gambling Fortune Divided Among Heirs in New York
The will of Richard Canfield, famed gambler, splits most of a fortune valued over 1 million dollars among his widow, a Providence race heiress, and Howland D. Canfield of New York. The document details separate bequests and names several beneficiaries.
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New York
Richard Canfield
Bia
Providence
Race Hepner
Thie City
Ava
Howland D. Canfield
Only a Truce in Strike 1 Walsh's View
In a commentary reflecting growing labor tensions, Walsh suggests a limited truce amid industrial strife, noting the Rockefeller Foundation’s $100 million backing for reform efforts. He links the foundation to Colorado troubles and Colorado Fuel and Iron, arguing the industrial commission will probe the foundation's capacity to address major labor issues.
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Walsh
Rockefeller Foundation of
New York
Colorado
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Industrial Commission
Surprise test raises danger signal risks in rail incident
Chicago Der 19 a Rock Island fireman testified at the wage arbitration hearing about a danger signal mishap on a cold snowy night. The engineer grabbed brakes after the signal and sustained a broken collarbone.
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Chicago
Der
O. F. Modenbach
Rock Island
Posh
Income tax withholding clarified by Internal Revenue chief
Commissioner Osborn announces that Ali mony la fixed Income and the payer must withhold all amounts due under the Income tax. The rule applies even if an American provides a foreign nationality and cannot claim exemption on property Varble to the tax.
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Washington
Internal
Revages Osborn
Suffrage Club Member Resigns after Murder Acquittal
Florence Curmas, an early member and recently secretary of the Preport Suffrage club, signs off from the group days after being acquitted of the murder charge against Mrs Laulee. The report notes her departure follows the trial.
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Preoport, L. 1
Mra
Plorence Curmas
Preoport
Watll
Mre
Laulee
Daughter’s confession shatters New York courtroom crowd
William Cleary faced possible freedom as jurors acquitted him in the life case of Eugene Newman, his son-in-law. Anna Cleary Newman testified she would become a mother before marriage, risking her reputation to defend her father amid tears and a dramatic courtroom scene.
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New York
James Veer
William Vv. Cleary
Eugene Newman
Anna Cleary-Newman
Newman
Elocuto
Cleary
Mre. Cleary
Wrecks claim many victims in three states
Atlanta area wreck on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line near CatPatie Georgia killed one and injured about fifty when engine and five coaches derailed from a broken rail. In Kansas City a collision between a Country Club streetcar and an Interurban injured thirty with one possibly fatally. a derailed Armitage avenue streetcar in Chicago left two men dead and many passengers injured as cars jammed near the tunnel mouth.
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Atlanta
Nashville, Chattanoone & St. Louis
Catpatie
Kansas City
Dor
Country Club
Twenty-fourth
Grand Avenue
Pratt Medsworth
Chicago
Armitige Avenue
Washington
Cubs offer three men for Heinin Grok
Chicago reports that Cubs manager Roger Bresnehan offered Cincinnati second baseman Heinin Grok three players in exchange. The proposed players were pitcher Lavender veteran Tommy Leach and infielder Red Corriden.
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Chicago
Roger Bresnehan
Cubs
Garry Herrman
Heinin Grok
Cincinnati
Cub
Bresnahan
Lavender
Tommy Leach
Red Corriden
Charley White Sees Car Collision With Delivery Truck
Charley White tucked his automobile away for the season and pledged no gasoline until next summer. He collided with a delivery truck for the second time in weeks, escaping injury in the Chicago incident.
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Chicago
Charley White
Senate confirms Major General Feeder F Punston
The senate today approved the incorporation of Major General Feeder F Punston. Washington dispatch notes the confirmation comes amid routine military promotions and cabinet discussions.
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Washington
Senate Today
Feeder & F. Punston
Colorado Coal Output Drops in 1994 Despite Strong County Increase
Colorado produced 9,085,962 tons of coal in 1994, down from 10,265,934 tons in 1912, per State Coal Mine Inspector James Dalrymple. Decline blamed on strikes and wars, with Pueblo mills closing. Routt County led gains with an 822,866 ton increase, and non cooling bituminous coal remains mostly shipped out of state.
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Denver
Colorado
James Dalrymple
Pueblo
Ant
Rontt Couny
Solons Near Scrap Over Post Office Reform Rule
After two days of heated words and an exchange of insults between Hefley and Moon, the House adopted a special rule to consider legislation for reforms demanded by the post office department in connection with the annual postal appropriation bill.
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Wasitington
Hefley
Moon
House
Post Office Department
Weather Update: Wyoming Faces Colder Weekend
Porecan reports fair skies in Wyoming this Sunday with turning colder conditions by Monday.
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Washington
Porecan
Wyoming
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