Japs Hold On To Hammering Port Arthur Quest
London dispatch reports heavy Japanese losses and continued assaults on Port Arthur with 15,000 casualties in twenty four hours. Aiming to complete the capture by December 10, the drive centers on 203 Meter Hill and surrounding forts while Russia weighs a peace alliance strategy in St Petersburg.
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Chefeo
Daily Telegraph
Wen
Riblung
Kekwan
Wilds
Port Arthur
WNY
Crise
Russia
Tendon
Dee
The
St. Petersburg
Japan
President Shaffer Seeks Arbitration to End Steel Strike
President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers arrives in Willington and plans a meeting with Representative Hled Thomas of Ohio to urge President to push United States Steel to submit the Youngstown and Girard strike dispute to arbitration. No decision on the proposal is given.
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Willington
Shaffer
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers
Tutsbury
Hled Thomas
Nineteenth
Ohio
Iran and Steel Workers
Youngstown
Girard
O. Te
United States Steel
Fire destroys top works at Wansdsile Coal Co plant
Springfield Tennessee December 2 fire swept the central abaft of the Wansdsile Coal company south of Springfield. Twenty four men were at work in the mine when blaze reached the shaft. Ten were rescued early. the rest trapped by a coal wall. All were removed uninjured. Twenty eight mules suffocated. Loss about $20000.
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Springfield
Wansdsile Coal Company
Springfeld
Mle
Theen
Vote tallies from Springfield reflect state results
The board canvassed the state vote with Roosevelt earning 682 645, Parker 447 006, Debs 5825, Swallow 877, Cortegun 46985, Watson 723. For governor Deneen led with 634 020 votes, Stringer 834 880.
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Otticoiut
Minnels
Springfield
Blite Board of Many Assets
Rkoukevelt
German Baron Weden New York Widow Story
German Baron Weden in New York is linked to a London Duc and 2 Barons. Loeffelbola von Culberg, a Prussian lieutenant, married in London, to the widow of the late QO. W. Shope of New York. The fragment signals aristocratic alliances and cross Atlantic marriages.
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Weden
New York
London
Duc
Loeffelbola von Culberg
Tone
QO. W. Shope
President Roosevelt Receives Centuries-Old Rapier
Washington. A Minnesota lawyer presents a five rapier from the Magnus family of Bavaria, tracing lineage through generations to Captain Leonard Magnus and finally to Scherflus, who plans to gift the blade to the president. The ornate weapon bears the Magnus coat of arms.
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Washington
Nee
Troosevelt
Representatho Awney
Minnesota
Tawiley
Bhalf
New York
Leonard Magnus
Scherflus
Magnus
CLOSED SHOP UNLAWFUL IN NEW YORK DEC 2
The appellate division of the supreme court in Brooklyn ruled that the closed shop is illegal. A contract between Morris Cohn & Sons and Protective Coat Traders' and Pressers' Local 55 barred hiring nonlocals and required union cardholding. the court found this against public policy. Presiding Justice Mirschberg wrote the opinion, Justice Turtlett dissented.
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New York
Ulegal
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Morris Cohn & Sons
Protective Coat Trdors
United Garment Workers of America
Mirschberg
Turtlett
Freshmen to pay 20 cents for cleanup costs at East Rock
Dawn Wright of Yale orders freshman class to cover park cleanup expenses after vandalism at East Rock. Signs damaged, class numerals painted on cliff face. Perpetrators not yet found. Also reported: Judge Parker declines to serve as commissioner of estimate in two cases. Prince Sadahiru Fukushi of Japan guest of New York Chamber of Commerce. three killed in Rock Island freight collision near Peabody South.
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New Haven
Dawn Wright
Yale
City Park Cour Wissioners
East Rock Park
New York
Alton Th. Parker
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Puahimi
Prince Sadamiru Efushimi
Japan
Rock Island
Peabody
Run
Dee
Here
Walter Griffith
Herington
Ian
H. A. Warren
Blue Mound
Kan
Charles Wincard
Dresden
Death of David Terguson in Milwaukee
David Terguson a Milwaukee resident for over sixty years and ex vice president of the all Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company bank died due to prolonged illness and complications from age. The death occurred December 2 in Milwaukee.
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David Terguson
Milwaukee
All Wisconsin Marine and Kire Insurance Company Bank
Dova Not Pay They Bay Resolution Opposes Seed Distribution
At a National Agricultural Press League meeting in Chicago on December 2, delegates passed a resolution opposing government seed distribution. They argued the program is costly with no corresponding benefit.
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Chicaga
The
National Agricultural Press League
Tek
Bere
Notable Early 1900s News Messy Outline
Rev Dr Charles Wagner sailed for France after two months lecturing in the United States. A large business block in Kent was destroyed, valued at 150000. Miss Aleco Jayis injured in a line sway accident at Marton Lindh and died after being rushed to Benjamin Pudor. Queen Alexandra turned 60. Governor elect Douglas of Massachusetts offered General Miles the post of adjutant general of the National Guard. Earl Grey succeeds Earl of Minto as governor general of Canada and sails for duty. Earthquake shocks felt in San Francisco and West Point Nebraska. A 15000 dollar Wells Fargo cash disappearance reported in San Francisco. Mrs Jennie Johnson and James Williams found dead at their home in Joliet Kansas. murder and self-inflicted death by a man.
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Charles Wagner
France
Kent
Aleco Jayis
Marton
Lindh
Benjamin Pudor
Pudor Packing Company
Queen Alexandra
Lélect Douglas
Massachusetts
Miles
Earl Grey
Earl of
Minto
Cunda
San Francisco
West Point
Strange global notes mix of science, sport and history
A jumble of curious facts covers diverse topics from medicine and digestion to religious counts, weathered by brief mentions of mountains, laws, and inventions. Notable items include Everest as one of seven unclimbed peaks, vast religious adherent totals, a Belgian air heater, and Breta Harte linked to Tuttletown.
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England
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