New Haven Case Jury Fails to Reach Verdict Again
The jury in the New Haven & Hartford Railroad antitrust case failed to reach a verdict after 34 hours of deliberation. They were kept overnight, with discussions centering on whether a conspiracy existed in 1890 and potential continuance to 1920, while examining Rockefeller and Joy Line related correspondence and bids.
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Celebrated actress Ada Rehan dies after hospital operation
Ada Rehan renowned comedienne dies at Prospect Hospital New York after arterial condition surgery. Born in Limerick Ireland in 1860 she toured Newark Philadelphia Baltimore Albany and Louisville before joining Augustin Daly in 1879. She starred in Shakespearean roles and popular modern comedies.
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Italian Liner Giuseppe Verdi Detained in New York
Collector Malone reports two mounted three inch rifles found on the Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi upon arrival in New York. The ship sailed with a civilian crew and no gunners of the royal Italian navy. Secretary Lansing will decide on action while the vessel remains detained at New York harbor.
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Cousin of Cleveland Promoted to Higher Clerkship
Miss Cynthia Cleveland, a cousin of former President Cleveland, was promoted from a $1000 clerkship to a $1200 clerkship in the state auditor's office and other departments by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo. She is nearly 80 years old.
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Russians Hold Fate of Balkans
London dispatch reports ongoing fighting between Russian forces and Austro German troops in Galicia and Bukowina. Russians claim gains and 1500+ prisoners. Austrians counter with counterattacks. German critic von Reventlow sees potential for Roumania and Greece to join the Entente if the Russian offensive succeeds. Also notes Emperor William’s illness rumors and the British political crisis over conscription.
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Greek public anger at Melos occupation by Entente
Greece reacts with indignation over the occupation of Melos by Entente forces. Athens notes the action was not preceded by a Greek request and claims the island was needed for naval purposes without Greece’s prior consent.
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Villa Forces Begin Onset On Torreon
3000 Vilistas under General Rosario Hernandez attack Torreon after capturing Parral. General Obregon sends 4000 men from Chihuahua to aid the assault as Villa moves south to join two groups. Arquemedo fights under Hernandez. Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune.
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Elated Women Suffrage Plea Backed by Senate Committee
The Susan B. Anthony amendment for woman suffrage was favorably reported to the Senate by the Senate Committee. The report argues that universal manhood suffrage implies extending privileges to women, who are half the population and fully capable of civic duties. It notes women's wartime and peacetime contributions and urges removing sex-based disqualifications. The report was signed by several Democrats and Republicans. Senator Catron dissented.
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Compulsory Service Considered Basis for Military Policy
The Secretary told the House Military Committee that compulsory service is the only adequate basis for a military policy compatible with democratic government. He described it as a personal sentiment and did not elaborate. His testimony accompanied debates on army increase proposals as War Department officials anticipate further hearings.
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Sinking Claims 200 Montenegrins From America
Paris reports an Italian steamer from Brindisi struck a mine near San Giovanni di Medua in the Adriatic. The vessel carried 425 Montenegrin recruits and supplies. 200 Montenegrins aboard perished when it sank immediately.
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Herrick Warns Politiguanes On Unity Of Business And Government
Buffalo scene recalls the adoption of the commission form as 1 000 business leaders hear Myron T. Herrick Dudley Field Malone William E Mason Edward F Fuhrmann address the wartime economy. Herrick urges subordination of self to national good and closer ties between government and business.
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Allen Defends German Americans Against Gardner Attacks
Representative Alfred G. Allen of Cincinnati defended German Americans amid A P Gardner’s controversial remarks. He called Gardner’s speech intemperate and harmful, praising German American loyalty and patriotism in wartime service. Longworth received congratulatory telegrams from Cincinnati responding to his rebuttal.
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War wounds death rate falls in French hospitals
Paris reports that the war death rate in military hospitals has dropped from about 45 per 1000 wounded in 1914 to under 20 per 1000 in the current period. Dr. Jacques Bertillon cites hard service and exposure building resilience. about ninety of every hundred wounded leave cured.
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January 27 Set for Nationwide Aid to Jewish Sufferers
The White House announced the date January 27 for nationwide contributions to aid Jewish sufferers in Europe. The move follows a Senate resolution urging the President and a conference between Representative Goldfogle and Secretary Tumulty.
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State Mediator Probes Cause of Youngstown Riot
Columbus January 9. At Governor Willis and the State Industrial Commission request Fred Croxton and assistants George Miles and Walter H. Boesel have gone to East Youngstown to settle the strike. They will investigate charges an agent of a European power urged the strike to hinder war material. Officials said the move was taken on the commission’s initiative with no request from strikers or employers. Governor Willis hopes for a speedy wage settlement while Adjutant General Hough said withdrawal timing of guardsmen depends on further reports.
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Troops Held in Reserve for Youngstown Strike
Adjutant General Hough reported that part of the Columbus troops sent to Youngstown to keep order may be recalled tonight if the strike zone improves. The Fourth Regiment remains held in reserve at a railroad junction between Youngstown and Warren to be rushed to Warren Niles or East Youngstown within thirty minutes if needed.
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Rioting in East Youngstown leads to deportation talk and militia surge
In Youngstown Ohio Judge Barnum sought deportation of foreign rioters after last night’s disturbances that left two dead and $1 5 million in damage. National Guard patrols continued as workers plan demonstrations and mediation efforts by Fred C Croxton aim to settle strikes at Ma honing Valley plants with troops held in reserve at Berlin Center. Salons closed for first time in city history to curb disorder.
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