Vatican Is Powerless Again in Paris Clash
Rome reports Vatican authorities call Paris action against Monsignor Montamini an odious humiliation. France may collapse Vatican if talks resume, while Vatican forces mobilize for campaign. Paris notes police permit religious services in all churches under 1861 law.
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Hill issues new stock to extend Northwest timber reach
A huge stock offering raises the company's outstanding capital to £110,000,000. Proceeds fund equipment, improvements, and acquisition of securities as directed by directors. In Lane County news, M B Rankin of Portland and H C Mahon pursue land deals, selling 4,000 acres of timber and cedar for about $560,000 to T H Stone of Houston, Texas, who represents a Texas syndicate betting on Oregon timber as a solid five to ten year investment.
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Portland
BH. C. Mahon
Lane County
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Clackamas Counies
T. H. Stone
Houston
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Silveron
Stone
Texas Capitali
Oregon
New York Editors Arrested for Contempt of Court
Willam B. Masterson deputy marshal and Willam E. Lewes plus Henry N. Carey editors of the New York Morning Telegraph were arrested today on charges of criminal contempt of court for circulating false and grossly inaccurate reports of the Iliette trial. Weather: Tonight and Thursday fair.
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New York
Willam B. Masterson
Willam E. Lewes
Henry N. Carey
Nominations for Cabinet Appointees Declared Definitive
Washington reports a conference between Senator Aldrich and the president leads to definite nominations for Cortelyo as secretary of the treasury von Moyer as postmaster general Garfield as secretary of the interior and adjustments to Moody Bonaparte Metcalf and Strauss with changes set for December 24 and 24 sworn in. Debate over treaty powers and state rights continues amid calls to define rights under the Japan treaty and curb Japanese labor. House approves holiday adjournment for Christmas week.
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Kaiser Wilhelm Wields Big Stick in Berlin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Kaiser Wilhelm pressuring political actors in Berlin with threats of elections or reforms. The garbled text mentions a capsized phrase and references to a government and opponents, suggesting a tense political move or policy pressure in Germany.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Hartje win keeps custody. alimony denied in Hartje case
Judge Robert Mragier ruled today that the petition of August Hartje is refused. Custody stays with Mrs Hartje until further order. The decision omits alimony though a separate call for temporary support and counsel fees is noted, with $30,000 expenses claimed during the trial.
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Pitteburg
Robert Mragier
Hartie
Eband
Augier Martie
Coal Exchange President Convicted in Antitrust Case
Omaha December 12. Howell, president of the Omaha Coal Exchange, was convicted under the state anti trust law. Indictments cover nearly all city firms, with plans to try the remaining seventy nine defendants separately. Next case set for Monday.
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Omaha
KB. Howell
Omaha Coal Exchange
Company A Defeats High School Team In Practice Game
In the armory last night a Company A team beat a high school selection 26 to 7 in a winter practice. A regular high school game is set for December 14 against a team from thealmant with girls from the squad scheduled for a preliminary match.
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