Wilson predicts Huerta downfall favors more delay
President Wilson signals no immediate shift in Mexican policy, urging arbitration among nations and noting broad support for home rule and Philippines independence. He calls for Alaska development, rural credit, and working-class protections while praising global peace trends.
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Wilson
Huerta
D. C
Whaon
Corgrena
United States
Department of State
Gress
Philippines
Alaska
Stotesbury Wears Half Million in Jewels at Chicago Opera
Mrs Edward T Stotesbury of Philadelphia drew attention in Chicago wearing jewels valued at about 500000 for opening night. A personal detective guarded her and a second protected the treasure box through the city including a luncheon hosted by Mrs Cyrus H McCormick.
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Chicago
Edward T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Windy City
Old Roadhouse Damaged by Fire in Plainville Ohio
A two story frame building in Plainville Ohio was almost destroyed by fire last night with an estimated loss of 1000 dollars. Origin of the blaze is unknown and the basement under the barroom was where the fire started destroying fixtures and pictures. Madisonville Fire Department responded to the alarm. The property is owned by W H Cox of Lancaster Ohio and formerly housed Edward W Oliver as a roadhouse whose liquor license was rejected by the State Licensing Board.
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Plainville
W. H. Cox
Lancaster
Edward W. Oliver
Madisonville
Wilson's View Prompts Diplomats On Huerta's Fall
Washington observers question after Huerta's predicted collapse what comes next as diplomats seek a unified path to a constitutional government. Saltillo papers highlight a Texas negro uprising and federals gain ground at Victoria and Parras. cross border permits at Eagle Pass require Mexican consul clearance. Secretary Bryan shares President Wilson's Mexican policy remarks with embassies.
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Huerta
Wilson
Mexico
Carranza
State Department
Saltillo
Texas
Saltills
Mexico City
Victoria
Parras
Eagle Pass
Bryan
Appeal to Congress for Probe of Strike in Indianapolis
A Central Labor Union committee urged Senators to launch a congressional investigation into Indianapolis labor conditions and the teamsters strike. Messages signed by F. R. Miller and J. A. Barth were sent to Washington requesting immediate action. A clash between strikers and police on Indiana Avenue left Claude Lewis dead and four injured including J. H. Mason John Ashley Archie Smith and Alexander Sedan. Police used a riot call and armed fire trucks to restore calm.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Behators Kern and Shively
Central Labor Union
Teamsters
Indiana Avenue
Claude Lewis
J. H. Mason
John Ashley
Archie Smith
Little Allwyn Refuses Kris Kringle Gag
A child doubts Santa Claus after seeing many Santas and fake whiskers. His father writes to Santa, who replies with a playful note about keeping secrets from grown ups. Christmas morning reveals the clever boy's quiet mischief and wit.
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Little Allwyn
Kris Kringle
Santa Claus
Allwyn
Clust
Alwyn
Message of the President Urges Reform and Independence
A compiled message outlines Sherman law strengthening via explicit legislation, currency relief for farmers, Huerta's collapse, Alaska road control, sailor relief, Philippine independence path, and a push for nationwide primary elections plus railway and mine safety laws emphasizing social justice and worker protection.
Liquor Board Cited Into Court Over Saloon License
Hamilton County liquor license commissioners are cited to appear in Common Pleas Court next Monday to show why they should not be compelled by mandamus to grant J. Scherrer a saloon license for the Hotel at 3109 Spring Grove Avenue. Scherrer filed the action through attorneys Cogan Williams and Ragland after the board reconsidered its initial grant.
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Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
J. Scherrer
Spring Grove Avenue
Scherrer
Cogan, Williams and Ragland
Weather Outlook for Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas
The forecast indicates an unsettled pattern with likely fair conditions Wednesday in Cincinnati and vicinity. Temperatures expected to hold steady with no major change, while Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia may continue unsettled weather and Indiana sees occasional rain on Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
French ministry falls after tax-free loan defeat
The Barthou Ministry resigns after losing to 290 to 266 in the Chamber of Deputies over a 260 million dollar loan. Ministers depart to the Blvsee Palace and hand resignations to President Poincare.
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Paris
Barthou
Chamber of Deputies
Blysee Palace
Poincare
Soldier Zeigler Near Death After Poison Attempt in Cincinnati
Emanuel Zeigler a retired U S Army sergeant of Winton Place 711 Mc Macken avenue attempted suicide by ingesting poison yesterday afternoon. Doctors at City Hospital held him last night after he left a note to Minnie expressing heartbreak and financial concerns. Zeigler had recently moved to Cincinnati from Philadelphia where relatives were believed to live.
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Emanuel Zeigler
United States Army
City Hospital
Villa Forces Move On Chihuahua City as Evacuations Reported
General Venus land Carranga leader of the Constitutionalists is poised to advance to Chihuahua City after General Pancho Villa received word that Federal forces have evacuated the town. Villa plans a brief stop at Chihuahua City before leading rebel columns toward Mexico City with Carranza possibly joining.
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Venustland Carranga
Constitutionalist Party
Chihuahua City
Pancho Vila
Villa
Chihuahua
Joan Medina
Juarez
Forbes
Mexico City
Carranza
Cigarette Thought To Cause Auto Fire At Bay Front
A passerby tossing a lighted cigarette under a car owned by Charles Rot near the Pennsylvania depot in Columbus last night is believed to have started a fire damaging the automobile and endangering two women inside. Fireman Fred Breisfeld forced the doors open to rescue them. estimated loss is $200.
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Charles Rot
Bay Front Street
Columbus
Pennsylvania Depot
Fred. Breisfeld
Girls allegedly vote fraud in St Bernard school election suit
Thomas Peters Republican candidate sues in Common Pleas contesting the St Bernard Board of Education election. He alleges underage girls voted, polling near the polling place and says Joseph J Kuntzler paid others for their services, violating election laws.
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Board of Education of
St. Bernard
Thomas Peters
Citizens
Common ‘Pleas
Louis Oser
Henry F. Mersch
Joseph J. Kuntzler
Peters
Joseph Kramer
Stabbing Victim Attacked by Stranger in City Streets
Robert Ford, a laborer from 1121 Budd Street, was stabbed below the heart by an unidentified assailant near Eighth and Park streets. He was taken to City Hospital, refused to stay, then returned home. Police investigate. Hospital later said Fred Gride, 63, of 486 West McMicken Avenue, would recover from accidental injuries.
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Robert Ford
Budd Street
Park Streets
Ford
Hopital
Fred Gride
West
McMicken Avenue
Acci- Leesvany
Public Meeting Set on Repeal of Depot Franchise
City council votes 18 to 1 to proceed with repeal discussion for the White Brenkman depot franchise. A public hearing is scheduled Friday at 4 p.m. to hear supporters and opponents and the Railroad Committee is ordered to manage the event and report back.
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Union Depot
White-Brenkman
Generals of Huerta Ready to Surrender
In Juarez seven Mexican regular army generals prepare to surrender as a peace commission arrives to discuss terms. A dance hall fight left a rebel captain dead and another wounded, and General Villa had Captain Juan Cisneros executed within an hour.
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North
Villa
Juan Cisneros
Itte
Ville
Juan N. Medina
Bio
Madero
Mexico
Jardin
el Paso
Tis
Medina
United States Army
Amu
Morganatic Wife of Heir to Throne
New image shows Sophie Chotek wife of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ruler heir. She was a counts’s daughter and lady in waiting to Archduchess. Marriage required renunciation of dynastic claims by the Archduke. The duchess is popular in Austria and England party guests head to Windsor Castle as King George hosts.
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Hohenders
Franz Ferdinand
Sophie
House of Hapsburg
Austrian Empire
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
England
Windsor Castle
George
Oil firms end contracts with Huerta to aid navy railways
Special dispatch reports Mexican oil companies, seeking to avoid Huerta’s wrath, have cancelled contracts supplying fuel to the Naval Railways. The move aims to disrupt traffic and hinder military operations, striking at the government’s commerce and worsening the civil conflict.
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Mexico
Huerta
Republic
Huber Jury Divided After Night Session
The jury could not agree on Robert Huber's guilt in the murder of John Kunzelman after 12 special charges were read by Judge Cushing Fees. Defense argued mental derangement at the time. prosecution countered insanity was not proved. The panel deliberated until 10 p.m. and was sent for the night as Mrs. Huber and her children wept in court.
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Cushing Feesterday
Robert Hiber
John Kunzelman
Healthy
Burnet House
Huber
Morris
George
Mundy
Munday
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