Unveiling of John Muir Bust at University
The John Muir bust by sculptor Pietro was unveiled at the University of Madison with students, faculty, and former classmates in attendance. President Van Hise praised Muir as a man striving for higher life while Prof. Vanda spoke of Muir’s early zeal, education, and scientific achievements. A dinner and ceremony followed, with remarks by Vilas and other university figures.
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Madison
John Mule
Pietro
University of Madison
Ceres Montes
Charles J. van Hao
University
Ife
John Muir
Vanda
Muir
Nicad
Universe
van Hise
Keartdne
Iudio
Calswold
Waukesha
Vilus
Chiathes Vroeman
Chicago
Georga S
Marah
Mdwin CG
Mason
Jones Wid Ilegent Vilas
Board of Regents
The
Ieuiniseenues
Mulr
Buttermakers' Contest Honors Wisconsin Winners
Sparta Wisconsin hosts the sixteenth annual buttermakers contest with Ta Ta Tolstad of Masco taking first prize a gold watch from State Dairy Commissioner Walgle on a high butter score of 96.50. Second through fifth prizes, leather chairs, awarded to Q. P. Sauer Cedarburg TL 1 Crittin Mount Horeb Paul Mehnert River Falls and Alex Larson Nanobotah. One hundred twenty four entrants. judges C A Lee Mildam Willa Schneider Johnson Creek and O A Storvick Albert Lea Minnesota.
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Sparta
Wisconsin Tittermaters’ Association
Cormmlnstonar Walgle
Ta Ta Tolstad
Masco
P. Sauer
Cedarburg
TL 1
Crittin
Mount Toreb
Paul Mehnert
River Falls
Alex Larson
Nanbotah
Murder charge against 10 year old farmer arranged for court
Sturgeon fMy-Hana Webster, a farmer aged ten, is charged with the murder of William Johnson, who was found dead with a bullet wound. Webster was arraigned in Justice court, pleaded not guilty, and bound over to circuit court, to convene in March before Judge Leney Grase of Green Shay.
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Sturgeon
Hana Webster
William Johnson
Leney Grase
Green Shay
Mill Opening Draws Large Crowd at La Crosse Rubber
About 3000 people attended the opening of the La Crosse Rubber mill addition. The new 210 foot four story structure doubles capacity and will employ 1400 workers.
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la Crosse
la Crossa Rubber Mills
Madison Plans Tuberculosis Sanatorium on Lake Monona
Plans announced to build a tuberculosis sanatorium on the west side of Lake Monona overlooking Waubosa and the Yahara river. Funds to be raised by private subscriptions via the Madison Anti Tuberculosis Association.
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Plan
Madison
Lake Monona
Waubosa
Yahara River
Madison Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Woman Dies at 101 in Minnesota Point Home
Mrs. Wilhelmina Tanner dies at her Minnesota Point residence where she lived over sixty years. Family records show a birth in Germany in early 1816, making her 101 years old at death.
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Superior
Wilhelmina Tanner
Minnesota Point
Hare
Germany
Rock County Man Dies From Auto Injuries
Torey George Verey 61, lifelong Rock County resident, died from injuries a week after being struck by a car. Police do not know the vehicle occupants. Green Bay woman Mama Kohn, 38, returning from church, was assaulted and dragged into an alley. her alarm frightened the attacker who fled.
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Juanenville
Ceorge Verey
Rock County
Torey
Green Bay
Mama Kohn
Man Found Frozen to Death Near Mellen
Ashland resident Ashland-George Haines was found frozen in the vicinity of Mellen while en route to a lumber camp and reportedly lost his way. Stevens Point report notes Rev. John A. Stemen, recently resigned pastor of the Presbyterian church, is supplying Red Granite Congregational church for an indefinite period.
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Ashland
George Haines
Mellen
Star
Stevens Point
John A. Stemen
The
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Milk for School Children in Manitowoc Proposed
The Chamber of Commerce urged the Manitowoc school board to serve milk in half pint portions to students. It argued many pupils are undernourished and would benefit from the new serving size.
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Manitowoc
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Golden Wedding Celebrated for Nettletons in Racine
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Nettleton was recently celebrated at their home. The Nettletons are well known throughout Racine County.
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Racine
Oscar W. Nettleton
Nettletons
Racine County
Perjury and gambling cases continued to January dates
Stevens Point authorities postponed ongoing legal actions. Mayor Walters pursued perjury charges against Frank Kalppol and Jod Holthagen, now set for January 9. The gambling case against Flonry Sylvester has been rescheduled to January 15.
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Stevens Point
Walters
Frank Kalppol
Jod Holthagen
Flonry Sylvester
Parenta Select Books at Birchwood Libraries
Parents visit Birchwood libraries to choose varied reading material for children during a week noted for the Good Took Week observance across the section.
Canvassing Board Certifies Election Returns for Nov 7
The state canvassing board chaired by Secretary of State Donald Johnson and Attorney General Owen formally certified results from the November 7 election. Official tallies include Wilson 194,042. Hanley 7,166. Hughes 221,323. Benson 27,802. Wolfe 145,144. La Joliette 251,803. Misner 26,008. Governor Wilama 164,555. McKerrow 9,193. Philipp 229,889. Werver 80,049.
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State Board of Canvassors
Donald
Johnson
Owen
Wilson
Hanley
Hughes
Benson
United States
Wolfe
Dihmar
Harris
Jones
Mack
Flutt
Karapall
Able
Teeulemann
Borg
Sackett
Bor
Ryan
van Kearen
Prohibition
Mt. Dhl
Thorn
Cornavalo Gets Life Sentence In Local Case
CORAVALO, convicted on the source of miscegenation Thode Paumiera, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Jaidee Grimm and transported to Milton by sheriff and deputies for Witipun. Fearing reprisals from visiting Julius strangers, authorities moved discreetly. Mrs Palmero and Mrs Baseht, wife and mother in law of Rafelo Palmero, were arrested after a confession related to Cornavalo.
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Thode Paumiera
Jaidee Grimm
Milton Dunation
Witipun
Corieavelo
Wyvietlin
Cornnvalo
Body Found In Chippewa River Near Eau Claire
The body of Matt Tlan gon, about 3 years old, who attended the potato growers convention two weeks earlier, was recovered from the Chippewa River. The cause of death unknown, whether self inflicted, accident, or foul play is undetermined.
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Eau Claire
Matt Tlangon
Potato Growers’ Convention
Chippewa
Fansen
Wausau Pastor Resigns for Prison Reform Work
Rev. W. Bancroft, pastor of the Wausau That G Baptist church, resigns to devote himself to prison reform and prisoners relief with the Central Edward association of Chicago. He will remain based in Wausau while traveling through Wisconsin Michigan Ohio Indiana Iowa.
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Wausau
Mio
Bancroft
Wausau That
Accountants Organize in Waustu Marathon County Society
The Marathon County Society of Accountants is formed in Waustu. A special meeting will be held soon where J. 2. Turner of Chicago, first president of the state board of accountants, will deliver an address.
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Waustu
Marathon County
J. 2. Turner
Chicago
Orst
State Board of Accountants
Wisconsin pensions granted to individuals at Milwaukee and La Crosse
Pension allocations listed for Wisconsin names and towns including Iemma Thites Milwaukee $12 Rebecca J Beckwith La Crosse $20 Tlannah Millard Madison $20 Macy Is Stevens Wautoma $20 Arabell Cy Buswell Portaga $20.
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Badger Pensiona
Washington
Elks Plan Christmas Baskets For Deserving Families
The Elks will distribute Christmas baskets to needy families and place a community Christmas tree on the public square of Monasha. Local volunteers coordinate the effort and invite donations to support the program this holiday season.
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Elks
Monasha Todvo
Wks Fa
Puble
Monasha
Organize Telephone Company in Spencer
Wausau The Maan telephone cone ping has been organized in Spencer. The capital stock is $3,000.
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Organize Telephone Company
Wausau
Spencer
Man Paralyzed After Sudden Collapse at Home
Tang Miller was found in a critical condition alone in his West Magon Street residence after a sudden paralysis. Neighbors alerted authorities as emergency responders arrived to assist him.
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Green Bay
West Magon Street
Tang Miller
Landscape Artist Muller Dies After Train Collision
Kenosha native Alfred J. Muller, noted landscape architect and landscape artist, died after the automobile he rode in was struck by a train here. Muller, long associated with Bea ton, suffered severe injuries in the crash and succumbed to his wounds.
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Kenosha
Alfred J. Muller
Beaton
Record collection at St. Joseph’s Church
Mrs. Matthew P. Bello says a collection at St. Joseph’s Church, Green Bay diocese, totaled 1255.16 dollars. Rev. Lo C. Beekor was in charge of the parish during the collection.
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Oconto
Matthew P. Bellow
St. Joseph’s Church
Green Bay
Lo C. Beekor
Bank Chartered Gay City State Bank Opens Bay City
The state bank commissioner issues a charter to Gay City State Bank of Bay City in Pierce County. Capital stock set at ten thousand dollars.
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Madison
State Bank
Gay City State Bank of
Bay City
Pierce County
Wisconsin short course opens for state farmers
The college of agriculture at the University of Wisconsin opened a fourteen week short course to several hundred state farmers. Their winter work enables them to attend the university for further education.
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Madison
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Rugstar Killed by Falling Tree at Union Land Camps
Merrill Charles Koropki known as a Rugstar died when a tree fell at the Union Land company camps nearby. The accident reportedly occurred at the work site with authorities notified.
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Merrill
Charles Koropki
Union Land Company
Here
Wolf Hunt Ends in $20 Bounty for Jameson
Necedah Poycy Jameson, while rabbit hunting southwest of the village, encountered a large wolf pursuing a rabbit. He fired several shots, killing the animal, and will receive a $20 bounty for the catch.
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Necedah
Poycy Jameson
First Requisite of Bravery Quote by Rev Arthur Sewell
A gentle credo from Rev Arthur Sewell extols bravery as kindness and tenderness toward all. The quotation frames bravery as humane conduct rather than force, urging individuals to practice gentleness in daily dealings with people and things.
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Rev
Arthur Sewell
State Fair on Wheels tours Wisconsin farms
The Wisconsin State Fair on Wheels train, a two week tour by the state department of agriculture, visits towns with two lecturers presenting Wisconsin resources. The moving exhibit, guided by Commissioner Packard and Prof C A Norgard, draws 500 to 700 farmers per stop, with free rail transport by the North Western Railway. No land selling is allowed in connection with the train.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Jowans
J. Packard
Packard
Minnesotta
Iowa
Central
Lord Allen
Nords-Western Railway
Sowa
Trols
Tankard
C. A. Norgard
Wisconsin
Would Codify Auto Laws by Madison Assemblyman
Assemblyman Hansen of Madison plans to codify all automobile, motorcycle, and jitney laws. He would also require license holders to receive a copy of the laws to educate operators and reduce deaths. He intends to reintroduce a bill on explosives storage requiring police or town board permission to locate storage sites for safety.
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Madison
Tlangon
Munttowoe
Hansen
Cic
Barbers Demand Ten-Hour Week and Higher Wages
Milwaukee journeymen barbers plan a wage and hours demand to set a ten hour weekday and a 13.5 hour Saturday workweek with a $15 weekly wage scale and 60 percent of earnings over $22. They seek changes to start March 1, 1917.
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Milwaukee
Rewards Trainmen in Wisconsin Rescue Credited
Stevens Point and Junction City man Voyer saluted Conductor William Hogan and Engineer M. W. Buck for aiding a stranded traveler between Puckwaukee and Endeavor. Two employees were praised as the train backed up and took him aboard when two strangers attempted a hold up.
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Stevens Point
Oswald Voyer
Junction City
William Hogan
Inginneer
M. W. Buck
Nhe
Geoge
Puckwaukee
Endeavor
Workman Seeks Damages in Industrial Commission Case
Milwaukee Heney Uss, formerly an employee of the Jotina Manville company, testified before the Industrial Commission that his spine was seriously and perhaps permanently injured while employed there. He seeks damages.
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Mulwaukee
Henry Uss
H. W. Jotina-Manville
Industrial Commission
Appointed Bowen as assistant chief examiner
Madison John H Bowen, a lawyer with extensive experience, is appointed assistant chief examiner for the Industrial Commission. He has long worked in this field and will commence duties in the role.
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Madison
John H. Bowen
The
Industrial Commission
Bowen
Diphtheria Closes Neenah St Patrick’s School
Parochial school in Neenah is closed to prevent a diphtheria outbreak amid a winter quarantine of eight residences. One fatality reported, 10 year old Frank Kuelber died after a week of illness.
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Neenah
St. Patrick's
Frank Kuelber
Nelson Pleads Guilty to Killing Doe, Fined $25
Washburn-Arthur Nelson pleaded guilty to killing a doe in violation of the one buck law. He was fined $25 and costs.
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Doe
Washburn
Arthur Nelson
Postoffice Funding Requests Span Wisconsin Projects
Treasury department seeks appropriations including a peatdice completion in Antigo for 10000 dollars and a continuation of the Beaver Dam postoffice for 25000 dollars among other national projects.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Wisconsin
Antigo
Peatdice
Beaver Dam
Postoffice
Gets Thief With Candy Gun in Kewaskum
A candy pistol used by banker A. Rosenheimer aided by village marshal captured a burglar who had secured jewelry valued at $1,500. The incident occurred in Kewaskum as the thief attempted to flee with the loot.
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Kewaskum
A. Rosenheimer
Good Disinfectant Use For Drains
A historical note describes povimanganate of potash as an excellent cheap disinfectant. Dissolve one ounce in a quart of boiling water and pour a small amount down every drain once a week to keep the house sweet.
Dice Suddenly on Street in Kenosha
Mrs. Kate Reiter Schackmuth aged 55 wife of Jacob Schackmuth collapsed on a Kenosha street and died within minutes from apoplexy. The incident occurred in public view and authorities announced the immediate death.
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Kenosha
Kate Reiter Schackmuth
Jacob Schackmuth
Bucharest Falls as German Forces Take City in War Drive
German and Austrian troops capture Bucharest after a rapid advance from the northwest, with rail hubs and towns along the Bucharest line seized. Romanian forces retreat toward Prut and along the river valleys as the southern channel of Roumania falls under Teutonic control. More than 6,000 Romanians are reported captured amid the dramatic capitulation. London reports Lloyd-George to become prime minister forming a coalition, Asquith out, King confronts party leaders. Paris dispatches note possible Joffre resignation and French cabinet reorganization amid war crisis.
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Berlin
Bucharest
Aphid
Roumania
Sunedon
Pield Mirshal von Maekepsen
Ue Raliway
Lloech U
Sinula
London
Dee
David Lloyd-George
Asquitheninge
Whiere
Aiany
Asquith
Buckingham
Livya George
Bonar Law
Balfour
Afr. Tenderson
Labor Party
Bonne Law
Lloyd-George
Dispatches
Paris
Joffre
Hickey elected president of the American Association
Thomas J. Hickey of St. Paul won the presidency of the American Association over Thomas M. Chivington in a 6 to 8 vote. Louisville was named headquarters and a five member committee was formed to discuss interleague games with the International League.
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Indianapolis
Thomas J. Hickey
St. Paul
Briday
American Association
Thomas M. Chivington
Hickey
Association
George Tebeau
Louisville
Theternational League
Archbold Dies After Operation In New Jersey Firm Leader
John Dustin Archbold, prominent capitalist and president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, died in Tarrytown after an illness two weeks following an appendectomy. Leather Shortage Delays West Virginia Court Reports. Charleston reports the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals cannot release decisions due to a leather binding shortage.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John Dustin Archbold
Standard OK. Company of
New Jersey
Charleston
W. Way
Supreme Reourt of Appeals of
West
Congressman Tribble Dies in Washington Hospital
Representative Samuel J. Tribble of the 8th Georgia district died at a Washington hospital after being stricken with apoplexy in his office on the opening day of Congress. He served three terms in Congress.
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Tribble
Washington
Samuel J. Tribble
Wighth
Georgia
Bandit flees with 420000 in gold and currency
A lone robber at a downtown Los Angeles building fires pepper and seizes 420000 from an express wagon guard in the rear of a downtown building and escapes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
More Guards Released From Border Duty
San Antonio Dec 9 A total of 6 767 National Guard troops now engaged in border service is designated by General Funston to go home. He acted under orders from the war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lex
National Guard
Funston
War Department
Defeats Husband at Polls in Umatilla Mayoral Race
Official notice from Umatilla Oregon states Mrs B C Starcher won the mayoral election on Tuesday, defeating her husband for re election. Women swept all other offices with 9180 votes for the slate.
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Umatilla
Ore
Dee
B. C. Starcher
Umatlla
Local Officials Locate Diaz in Washington
Secretary of State in Lansing announced that officials had located Felix Diaz, a Mexican national, with ties to Guatemala. The brief note confirms Diaz’s whereabouts as identified by state authorities.
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Felix Diaz
Washington
Lansing
Hat State Department
Peolix
Erb in Jail Reveals Past in Auto Theft Case
In Chicago Louis Sirb once railroad president now indicted as a top auto thief, with Erb as state witness in Mrs Elvina Stiles trial. He claims two brothers Newman and Louis, a railroad president and a copper magnate once worth $50,000,000, one a former judge and Chicago lawyer now in London.
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Chicago
Louis Sirb
Erb
Elvina Stiles
Firth
Newman
Louis
London
California steer brings record price at International Livestock show
Dee W Steer, the California champion steer of the International Live Stock show, sold to a Detroit firm for 1977.50 dollars. The animal belonged to the University of California.
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Chicago
California
Detroit
University of California
50,000 Farmers Apply for Loans in National Drive
Washington officials of the farm loan board announced that 50,000 farmers have applied for mortgage loans. The total requests exceed the available loan funds by about 150000 more than the amount available for loans.
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Washington
Farm Loan Board
Steamer Pleix Sunk in Atlantic Storm
The Spanish steamer Ple IX sank in a storm 200 miles off the Canary Islands. One hundred persons are reported drowned. The ship sailed from New Orleans to Barcelona.
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Madeid
Ple IX
Canary Islands
New Orleans
Barcelona
Miss Colby Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Miss Colby, newspaper woman, was found guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting and killing A. G. Thomas, a politician she alleged had insulted her, in Thompson Igis, Montana, on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Colby
Thompson Igis
Mont
Indith. Colby
A. CG. Thomas
United States Protests Austrian Submarine Attack
The government lays out facts on the torpedoing of the American steamer Chemung by an Austrian submarine. Officials state the incident follows international law and demands accounting and response from the Austrian government.
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Chemung Ee
Washington
Dee
United States
Steadier
Chemung
U.S. Sets Canadian Potatoes Rules at Border
The text notes that Canadian potatoes with only trace disease will be allowed at border customs under a designated port rule, replacing the prior practice. Washington in December records outline a 10 percent showing of traces and the new designation by the customs house.
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U. S
Washington
Border Customs House
Boycott Ends as Egg Prices Fall in Chicago Market
A Chicago market report notes a broad drop in eggs, butter, potatoes, and southern fruits and vegetables after a local boycott and the opening of a federal grand jury investigation into food prices. Speculators and warehousemen reportedly unloading hoarded supplies, with Armour & Co. officials linked to the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chileago
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Arthur Meeler
Armour & Co
United States
Charles F. Clyne
Germany says Arabia was a British transport ship
A German note released by the state department on Thursday argues that the British steamer Arabia sunk on November 6 in the Mediterranean was actually a troop transport for the British government and should be treated as a warship under international law. Berlin signals willingness to reconcile if the submarine commander violated pledges to the United States, while the U.S. sees no clear reasoning for sinking the vessel without warning and questions the submarine commander's status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec. C
Germany
State Department
Arabia
Mediterranean
Ike
United States
Australia-US trade up fivefold says NSW official
London reports New South Wales trade commissioner cites three year data showing Australia’s trade with America rising 500 percent to 445000 dollars. The figures highlight growing commerce between the two nations amid ongoing economic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trade Commissioner of
New South Wales
Australia
America
Allies Drop Bombs on Trieste
Two Italian sea planes raided Trieste on Thursday according to an admiralty statement. The raiders dropped five bombs on naval sheds and returned unharmed.
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Trieste
Nome
Admiralty
Hughes Wins South Dakota Plurality in State Canvass
Charles J. Hughes leads South Dakota with an official plurality of 5,070, after a tally showing Hughes 64,261 votes and Wilson 59,161 in the canvassed total. Dee, Pierré, S. D. figures accompany the state results.
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Hughes
South Dakota
Pierré
S. D
Dee. O
Charles J. Hughes
Wilson
Decorations for civilians by German ruler reported
A Copenhagen dispatch quotes the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger that the German emperor has created a civillian decoration for munition workers similar to the Iron Cross. The new award is intended to honor civilian effort in the war economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Berlin
Allies Lose 15 1 100 000 War Losses Reported
Berlin reports total entente losses in the present war reaching 15,100,000 as figures issued by the Association for Research into the Social Consequences of the War of Copenhagen are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Association For Research Into
Copenhagen
Oll Takes Big Jump Pittsburgh Refinery Crude Price Rise
Crude oil in Pittsburgh rose sharply on Tuesday, advancing 15 cents per barrel to 2.75 dollars. Operators project further gains toward three dollars as market speculation swells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Pittsburgh
Dee
Pennsylvania
DOW
Protest Note On Belgian Deportations Sparks Berlin Clash
Washington cabled protest to Berlin after President Wilson and Ambassador Gerard discussed Belgian deportations for forced labor. Germany defends action as social necessity amid war pressures. U S warns policy may derail labor and threaten German relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Gerard
Germany
French Battleship Suffren Reported Lost With All Hands
Paris reports the French battleship Suffren, which left port November 24 for Lorient, has not been heard from and is considered lost with all aboard. The 12,750 ton vessel, 410 feet long, carried 730 crew, and fought at the Dardanelles last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffren
Paris
Minister of Marine
Lorient
Brittany
Dardanelles
Twelve Marines Wounded In Santo Domingo Clash
The Navy Department received word from Capt. Tarry Knapp commanding U S forces at Santo Domingo that on the night of November 29 U S Marines clashed with forces of Governor Peres of San Francisco de Macoris. About 300 natives were killed and about a dozen Americans were wounded, several seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee. T—Iu
Navy Department
Tarry Knapp
United States
Santo Domingo
Peres of
San Irancsco
D’mucoris
Severn
Indictments tied to poultry market probe in New York
A New York grand jury on Tuesday handed down indictments based on an investigation of the poultry bet. The case alleges the scheme cleared about 200000 through controlling the city's live poultry market over the past year and charges violation of the state anti trust act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultry Bet
Hve
Hawaii Population Figures Reported by Governor Pinkham
The 1910 census trend shows Hawaii at 237 633 residents with a notable rise of 45 714 since 1910. The largest growth occurred among Japanese communities per Governor Pinkham’s manual, highlighting demographic shifts in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Washington
Dee, JJ
Hawali
Pinkham
Man shoots wife and kills himself in Illinois home arson
Edward Mudole shot and wounding his wife in their Grays Lake residence before locking five children inside and setting the building on fire. He then killed himself as firefighters acted. The children were rescued from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Lake
Edward Mudole
Potato famine in Ireland worsens as harvest rot flooding markets
London reports the potato famine in Ireland has become acute. Bad autumn weather left much of the crop rotting in the ground, driving potato prices to five dollars a barrel and higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
London
Navy Yard Men Strike Over Wage Demands
In New York three hundred workers at the Brooklyn navy yard building the battleship New Mexico strike for higher wages after their demand was not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Watson Seated in Senate After Floor Fight
Washington December 7 A fight on the Senate floor led by Senator Reed to block the immediate seating of Senator-elect James I Watson of Indiana failed 32 to 24 and Watson was seated on the final roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Senate
Washington
Reed
James
Indiana
George Boldt Dies He Waldorf Astoria Owner
George C. Boldt proprietor of the Waldorf Astoria died in his New York hotel suite. Heart disease believed to have caused his death. He was sixty three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
George C. Boldt
Dogs Freed After Week Buried Beneath Ground
In Kansas City Missouri two dogs, entombed for 168 hours with little air or water, miraculously dug free with the help of their companion dogs. They returned home after being presumed dead, while a scavenging search finally uncovered the other dog nearby, weak but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hove
Bull Kills Jersey Calf After Farm Attack Near Shanes Best
A bull on the AL Teran farm near Shanes Best fattening a Jersey when it broke loose and killed the animal. The bull then turned on people, tossing James Best and attacking others before Angus Falrendld shot and killed it. Neighbors arrived as the beast charged a car and rammed the radiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
AL Teran
Shanes Best
Jersey
Best
James Peller
Tour
Amburn
Bert
Merrill
Young Best
James Best
Angus Falrendld
Donkey Declared Public Nuisance In Vermilion
City council in Vermilion votes to exile an offensive donkey blamed for sleepless nights. Mayor Lyons breaks a deadlock, ruling the creature a public nuisance and ordering the owner GC TW Grange to remove it from city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
GC TW
Grange
Vermillion
Despondent man survives plunge under Long Island train
Cosimo Penniz,despondent over unemployment, plunged under an eight car Long Island railroad train. Two cars passed over him, the train stopped, and Penniz emerged unmarked. He was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cosimo Penniz
Long Island
Penola
Fined for Torturing Son in Chicago Newsroom
Mrs. Arminnd Jirmagtan faces a $100 fine in Chicago for abusing her nine year old son by scratching the soles of his feet with needles as punishment for staying out late, court records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arminnd
Jirmagtan
Dinner costs $720 sparks hill dinner rabbits fine
Albert and Joseph Argen pleaded guilty to violating game laws after a dinner costing 720 dollars at Sparkshill New York. Each paid a heavy fine of 60 dollars for the two rabbits served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparkshill
N. Y
Albert
Joseph Argen
Pictare Gallery Visit Sparks Talk on Artists’ Struggles
Mrs Wayback laments the plight of local artists at the pictare gallery. She notes many appear unable to afford clothes for their models, highlighting financial hardship among exhibitors and creators featured in the exhibit.
Tailor Promises Quick Work and Cash Payment
A fragment shows a speaker named Tailor promising to have a suit ready tomorrow and notes the need to pay cash. The dialogue implies urgency and the expectation of immediate delivery with cash payment. The source text is incomplete but centers on a tailor’s promised service and payment.
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