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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1914

Page

6

Calumet Death Toll Surges As Christmas Tragedy Strikes

Reports from Calumet Michigan describe a devastating Christmas disaster in which 72 people, mostly children, are killed. Amid freezing weather and a starvation-stricken town, a chaotic stampede at a crowded area led to hundreds of injuries and monumental grief. The catastrophe unfolds as residents search for missing relatives and confront the harsh aftermath.

Calumet Mich Dee Michigan Taltam Yrath Severul Nick Mia Jacob Lustig Mott Saari Sten

Multiple Fatalities and Damage Across Various Incidents

A compendium of brief reports from Dec 24 to Dec 26 noting a fireworks factory blast in Torre Ancuntiata Bomaln that killed 24 and injured many, a gas-related derailment injury near Wabsah Engine, a distress call about an unknown ship near Wmatugim NC, a fatal shooting near Devil's Creek Tennessee, a life imprisonment sentence in Meridian Texas for alleged child killings, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson debuting paintings in New York, and a major Georgetown Guyana fire destroying part of the business quarter with several killed and many injured.

Percee Bey Torre Ancuntiata Mount Washington

Mexican Bank Closes as Warships Rush to Tampico

Mexico City reports the Bank of London and Mexico closed its doors due to lack of currency to pay depositors. In Washington, the Navy ordered the Wheeling from Vera Cruz to Tampico and the Suffolk to join, amid renewed clashes between federal and rebel forces. Generals Villa and Ojeda conducted executions for treason and discipline as the conflict intensified across Mexican towns.

Mexico City Bank of London Mexico Washington Fletcher Mexican Navy Department Wheeling Vera Cruz Tampico Suffolk Christopher Cradiock Hermosillo Senora Guaymas Ofivers Tenth Ojeda Chihuahua Francisco Villa Juarez Lule ‘Terrams, Jr Villa Chimiahua Terrazas

Board votes to restore Mrs. Hila Flagg Young as superintendent

Chicago officials report a majority on the board of education renewed Mrs. Hila Flagg Young as head of public schools by a 13 to 1 vote at a Tuesday meeting. Multiple items across the nation note various sports, aviation, legal, and political events in December.

Chicago Hila Flagg Young Board of Education Young Cal Lincoln Beuchty New York Tom Anderson Montclair N. J

Georgian Senate Confirms Nomination to Commerce Body

The Senate confirms the nomination of a Georgian official to the commerce body. The confirmation follows discussions in Washington and signals support from key lawmakers.

Commerce Senate

Pindell Draws New Delay in Russia Ambassadorship

President Wilson sent Henry M. Pindell of Peoria as ambassador to Russia but no action was taken as the Senate adjourns until January 12. The delay followed difficulties obtaining a patronage letter from Representative Bione. Other nominations to embassies and legations were listed.

Washington Wilson J. J. Clemente Georgia Interstate Commierce Commission Senate Henry M. Pindell Peoria Russia Smoot Winfred T. Denison New York Philippine Commission Madrid Fred Morrin Dearing Missouri Thomas Hinckley Vienna Arthur Hugh Frazier Pennsylvania Paris George T. Summerlin Louislane Berlin Henry Coleman May Tokio Arthur Mason Jones St. Petersburg Hugh S Gibson California Brussels Quetave Scholle Minnesota Havana Francis Munroe Endicott Massachusetts San Jose Costa Rica M. Marshall Langhorne Virginia Netherlands Luxemburg Sheldon Whitehouse Managua Franklin M. Gunthery Christiania James G. Bailey Kentucky Lisbon Willam Whiting Andrews Ohio Berne Willing Spencer Caracas

Wilson approves reprimand for Carabao dinner officers

President Wilson endorses a formal reprimand for army and navy officers involved in the Military Order of the Carabao dinner incident. He urges duty and loyalty over frivolous amusement and reminds officers to uphold high standards and sacred traditions of the service.

Washington Wilson War Garrison Navy Daniels Army United States Woodrow Wilson

Ward's Wealth to Family in Ward Will

Chicago December 26 a digest of the will shows no penny of Montgomery Ward's fortune goes outside his family. Stock blocks go to nephews William C Charles H James W George A and Robert J Thorne two thirds of the residue to the widow and one third to the widow in trust for Miss Marjorie Ward. The estate likely under five million. Elizabeth J Ward named sole executrix without bond.

Chicago Montgomery Ward George P. Merrick William C Charles H James W George A Robert J. Thorne Marjorie Ward Merrick Elizabeth J. Ward

Wilson Signs Currency Bill As Senate Conferees Alter Measure

President Wilson affixed his signature to the currency bill in the White House offices on Tuesday as conferees in both houses approved changes. The act creates a federal reserve system with an organization committee including the Treasury and Agriculture secretaries and the comptroller of the currency. Williams is expected to become comptroller. The president prepared for vacation to Pass Christian, Miss., after the ceremony.

Washington Wilson White House Cabinet Senate House Eleanor and Margaret Wilson Owen Pass Christian Conference Committee Glass House Banking Committee Sact Stary of Agriculture Treasury Federate Reserve Banks Cass C Federal Reserve Board Barent Bank Federal Reserve Paes Christian Miss John Skelton Williams Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of Agriculture Organization Committee W. H. Wiseman Erivsiwu Ve Gilg Ulat State Tax Commission Cox Hhis Ohio Spolla Ohio Good Roads Federation

Missouri to sue 13 railroads for 25 million

Missouri will demand 25 000 000 dollars from thirteen railroads. The suit follows an injunction against operation of two cent per mile passenger rates and fixed freight rate limits. Papers seek 6 000 000 dollars with 2 000 000 from each of Missouri Pacific Wabash and Santa Fe. Attorney General Barker filed the papers in state courts.

Kansas City Missouri U- 8 Supreme Court Missouri Pacific Wabash Santa Fe Barker

Explosive attack targets Russian Dowager Empress train

A mysterious blast rocked the Russian court special train at Rostock as Dowager Empress Marie of Ruasta waited to arrive from Copenhagen. Several crew members were injured and authorities suspect a nihilist plot.

Rostock Mecklenburg-Schwerin Marie of Ruasta Copenhagen

Important Meet of Ohio Teachers Heads to Columbus

The Columbus meeting of the Ohio teachers will be the most important in years. The state school survey commission report on reconstructing the Buckeye School System will be submitted. Multiple associations will convene December 29 to 31 with a new country teachers session and state agricultural meeting set for January 14 and 15.

Survey Commission Buckeye D. A. Donovan Cral Columbus Ohio State School Survey Commission Ohio State Teachers’ Association Ohio School Improvement Federation Ohio High School Teachers’ Association State Association of Township Superintendents State Association of School Examiners State Elementary Teachers’ Association Country Teachers’ Association United States Kenyon Iowa Washington National Treasury Ohio State University Jerry Norman Dayton Norman Paul Fischer State Veterinary Department Reynoldsburg Hungary Carl Friebelin Cleveland Boards of Education

Self sustaining schools urged by reformer in Cleveland

Dr G D Cameron of Chagrin Falls urges public elementary schools teach self sufficiency and trade skills. He argues a 5 percent college pass rate and a 95 percent non college group need financial literacy and family health education to prevent crime and disease. He asks why education omits cost of marriage and supporting a family.

Cleveland Wayaide Echoo Reforma G. D. Cameron Chagrin Falls Cameron

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