TANGLE IN GERMAN AMERICAN COMMERCIAL RELATIONS GROWS WORSE
A leaked German informant pledged to publish blunt views on German policy toward the United States. It discusses meat tariffs and cooperation with foreign joint stock firms, warning of a likely new commercial treaty and reflecting Berlin’s deteriorating business climate. The report notes rising unemployment, wage cuts, factory closures, and cautious finance as observers see fading confidence amid tariff and treaty tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harii
Murat
Hanya
Associated Press
Ba Dag
Offeg
Persandge
Howald
Foreign Office
Wiely
Gerais
State Department
Vance Companies
Exposurea of Matholds
Foreien
United States
Germany
Pio Railway
Grbees Hivalving & Toss
Silesia
Berlin
Nck
Gertinany
Troops Called To Prevent Lynching Near Crawford
Columbus Georgia December report: Company L Second Regiment Alabama state troops from Phoenix City march at 8 o clock tonight to Crawford to assist Sheriff Bellamy in arresting and protecting Urial Porter, charged with killing Fischer. Detachment moves eighteen miles by wagon to reach Crawford. Libitt Collter commands. News may come by eight tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alabama State
Phoenix’ City
Jefe
V'Elock
Crawford
Sheri Bellamy
Urial Porter
Fischer
Libitt
War Against Illegal Combinations In Ohio
Legal action filed in Crawford and Logan counties seeks to revoke charters of Columbus Hocking Valley Toledo Railway Ohio Central Kanawha Michigan Buckeye Coal and Sandy Creek companies. Prosecution claims control as one unit violates anti trust statutes and taxes. cites Morgan syndicate ties and alleged price fixing and production limits. Monnett Pugh and Finney prepared the suits. Mayor Tom Johnson denied backing though suspected by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grawford
Logan
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Railway Company
Oho Ventral Railway Company
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Buckeye Coal and Railway Company
Sandy Creek Coas Company
Crawford and
Logan Equities
Frank Monnett
Bor- Errl
Inz
Anti- Trust League
David F. Pugh
3. B. Finney
Morgan Syndicate
Shig
Ure Hocking Valley
Ohio Central
Plintiff
Ohio
Nso
Hocking Valley Railroad
Alate
Onto Central
Monnett
Tom Johnson
Clevelays
Int
Johnson
Governor Shiw Refuses Interv iew On Treasury Policy
Des Moines reports show Governor Shay avoiding interviews on Secretary Gage's treasury policy while praising Gage's administration. He plans further congratulations by wire and visitors arrive to pay respects. He says no discussion of current assets or administration, and insists no one should interpret his stance beyond not discussing the issues now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mgines
Iowa
Lie Associated Preach
de Wed
Qage
Treasury
Bachelayy Gaye
Department
Shiw
Shay
Currenay Questio
Gage
Shougwat
Norfolk
Lie Ot Fee
Iis’ Treasury
Furtier Chan
Punishment for Loyals Amid Filipino Rebellion
Washington December 28. Filipinos who defect to American rule face brutal retaliation by their own countrymen. A case at the department involved three native constables sent from Manila to Laguna. They were seized, bound, and coerced before a priest, then killed. One casualty, Rosales, stood trial amid further violence. An outlaw ambush killed a patrol’s three policemen, their bodies later recovered weighed down with rocks and bearing heart and neck wounds. Two captured assailants were sentenced by a military court to hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department
Lianag
Eun Nicholas
Troces
Norte
Mies
Weheeslac Rosales
Oulair
Vand
San Antonio
Laguna
Tehenu disputes ownership of Western League club
In Kansas City a conference occurred between Tehenu owner of the Kansas City Western League team and President Hickey. Tehenu claimed he was joking about uniting Western League clubs against denial of ownership, insisting he would act if barred from the league. George A. Flynn dies in Chicago from a lung hemorrhage after long consumption. he would have traveled to Arizona but chose to stay, later succumbing before reaching his destination. Flynn had played four years with Wet King in Indianapolis and one year with Milwaukee, with a history in the Thiesen team era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT. Joseph
Tehenu
Kansas City American Association
Hickey
Kansas City
Chicago
George A. Flynn
Clark
van ‘Barer
Arizona
Midiway
Imt
Flynn
Wet- King
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Dle
Thiesen
Anaeen
Sile Clistas
Anson
Geini Foresees Settlement in Zion Case
Geini of the Steveneon group, represented by attorney E K, expects the matter before the Zion court to be considered in settlement proceedings next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geini
Hla Bi Steveneon
Zion Lace
Stévenson
E K
Storm Driven Vessels Isolate Victoria Harbor
Across the coast many ships endure a severe storm, Victoria reporting telegraph cuts and harbor damage. The liner Aoranga dragged anchors near Riga Bay. Santa Clara is fast at Whal Island. Burn remains at anchor near San Juan Island. tug Colemah lost power and drifted near Destruction Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Istuamer
Seattle
Pucca
Cally
Riga Bay
Union
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Tuga
Wile Chriatmas
San Juan Island
Colemah
Tig
Belmont Wins Democratic Spotlight In New York Contest
New York December 28 board of election commissioners sustained objections to O Grady nomination for congress in the Seventeenth district and ordered Perry Belmont placed on the Democratic ballot. Belmont’s name would replace O Grady on the ballot after the board found O Grady’s nomination not in accord with law and party usages. The votes were three to one with other nominations struck from the slate leaving only three candidates in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Election Commissioners
Helmont- O'Grady
Congress
Sévlenth
Joseph Elrady
Uigen
Perry Belmont
Belmont
Democratic Party
O'Grady
Vertife Tates
Koasani Wari
Prohibition
Social Dem
Tone
Six Miners Killed in Shaft Disaster at McAlester Coal Mine
At Shaft No. 7 of the McAlester Coal Company in Hartshorn today, a cage ascent failed and dropped about 100 feet. Six of eight miners were killed, trapped between the cage and the shaft wall. the victims include Russians, with the others sustaining only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartshorn
McAlester
Panyberg
Shah
Elopement Alleges Father Firefight In Alabama
At Lagust Fork a would be elopement led to a shooting. Jim Snow and Jake Hood were seriously wounded when the girl's father opened fire with a double barreled shotgun as the party approached. Hood fired once but missed. The incident involved about 25 men from Birmingham and the would be couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Lagust Fork
Jim Snow
Jake Hoo
J! B
Glase
Jake Hood
Lawsuit seeks 5 million damages over railroad sale
Austin B. Hetcher of New York sues Welling Burt, president and receiver, in Toledo. Plaintiffs claim Burt misrepresented railroad value to depress price, enabling associates to buy it cheaply. They seek to recover 5 million for creditors and stockholders, alleging 14.25 million in bonds and stock were issued against the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, .C
Austin B. Hetcher
New York
Ann, Arbor
Welling
BR. Burt
Burt
Mary Spillner Triumphs in Local Contest
Mary Spillner, daughter of Officer Splines, emerged as the winning contestant in a neighborhood status contest last evening. The event, staged by Wo ot Rettler & Son, drew local participants despite unclear details and partially garbled report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spillner
Officer Splines
Democrats Name Delegates to the District Convention
A large gathering approved by the district convention elected officers and delegates. Judge Allen Zollars won the chair, Capt B. B. Stith the other candidate, and William Menges, Edward Miller, and EF Baker stood for secretary and leadership roles as wards and townships prepared to select delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willen Kaugh
Semtter S
Goly
Milan
Springfield
Lafayette
Allen ZoWars
B. B. Sitlth
Zakiara
Mgh
Stith
Jong-23
Fort Wayne
T Amy
Moyaihuy Balks
Allen Éuwaty
Zullurs
Winston Menges
Edward Miller
EF. Baker
Fleming
Menzies
Baker
Cherviijun
Nergham
Henry Colerick
Eliavaii
William Enough
Lue Place
Hig
Colerick
Bet
Soldiers guard Wilcox from mob in Elizabeth City
A squad of naval militia with carbines guards the jail where James Wilcox, accused of murdering Nellie Gropsey, is confined. Threats of lynching have surged as armed guards keep pedestrians two blocks from the jail. the grand jury is to meet in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
N_J
James , Wilcox
Neilie Gropsey
Isichtig
Dail
Bolicitor Ward
W.T. Old
Syhen Wilcox
Grand Jury
Wilcox
Receivers Named for Asphalt Firms Amid Insolvency
Philadelphia dispatch reports that receivers will be appointed for the Asphalt Company of America and the National Asphalt Company due to an anticipated default on fixed charges. Henry Tatnatt and John M. Black are expected as receivers, with Thomas DeWitt Cuyler's committee controlling vast bond sums and officials in Newark confirming the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Asphalt Company of America
National Asphalt Company
Henry Tatnatt
Franklin National Bank
Joh M. Black
Naonal Asphalt Company
Emery God Stevens
Newark
Wes
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Mack-Witener-Elkins
National Asphalt, Company
William F. Wartily
Moving Spirit
Asphalt Company of
America
John Mr. Mack
Henry Tatnail
Joh F. Shanley
Andrew Kirkpatrick
United States
Awige Kirkpatrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cerman
Salit
Charter
Consolidated Railroads
Leslie M. Shaw
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman
BASE
Dieby
Pacific
Goast
B.C
In Harbor
Herst
Sturne
Clalam Bay
Plickinger
Clalamay
HE Stove
William Knough
B. Fleming
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!