Wony me on in the South wedding plans disclosed
President Wilson prepares for a wedding at Mrs. Edith Bolling Galt's home on December 18. Details of the Southward wedding trip remain undisclosed while Ellen Wilson McAdoo is christened in the White House blue room with Wilson as godfather and relatives assisting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt
South
Ierbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
White House
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
Edith Gallard
Woodrow Wilson
Seven Die as Street Car Hits Spokane Bridge
Seven persons were killed and ten injured when a street car ran through a division street bridge over the Spokane river in Spokane Washington. The injured were taken to the hospital.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Division Street
Spokane River
A Girl of the Desert Presented by Daughters of Liberty
A large crowd attended the performance at the auditorium under the Daughters of Liberty. Rev L W Blackwelder led the cast training and earned credit for the success. The audience enjoyed the singing by the quartet between acts.
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L. W. Blackwelder
Thuch
Weather forecast for tonight and Sunday
Fair conditions expected tonight and Sunday with a colder spell in the eastern portion. A strong west wind accompanies the pattern, shaping the weekend outlook.
Salem Postoffice to Remain Open Amid Political Row
In Salem the postoffice will not be closed as urged by officials and legislators. Senators Overman and Stedman and Dr. Howard Rondthaler urged saving the office. A Raleigh race includes George A. Bellamy as state auditor candidate, nicknamed the Duke of Brunswick. Congressmen Tra vis and Lee travel to Raleigh for Interstate Commerce matters and rate disputes. Palmer child labor bill faces swift House committee tension with mills nationwide. Senate confirmations include postmasters Stowe Troy Miller Underwood Aiken Finch Garrison Upchurch Brown Webster Graham Parker Smoak and others.
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Post Office Department
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Stedman
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Henry Fries
L. Travis
W. T. Lee
Raleigh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
North Carolina
Committee On Labor
House
Adamson
Georgia
Senate
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Belmont
Sallie F. Troy
Barton
John L. Miller
Concord
Joe B. Underwood
Fayetteville
J. H. Aiken
Hickory
S. W. Finch
Lexington
H. E. Garrison
North Charlotte
George R. Upchurch
Norwood
N. A. Brown
Red Springs
Olive B. Webster
Siler City
W. C. Graham
Tabor
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North Carolina Banker Sees 1916 Republican Unity and Hughes Hint
J Elwood Cox in Washington reports optimism among national and Tar Heel Republicans. He notes leaders expect a united party, with Hughes, Root, and Burton as possible nominees, and predicts Chicago conventions will pick the strongest man for the 1916 race. Cox foresees a prosperous year driven by crops and foreign trade.
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Federal Reserve Board
J. Elwood Cox
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National Executive Committee
Chicago
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Hughes
Root
Burton
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Barnes
New York
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Koot
Ohio
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Republiecan
New Yor City
America
Five arrested charged with conspiracy at Welland canal
Five men face charges of conspiracy to damage the Welland canal linking Lakes Erie and Huron. Koenig, Lyendecker, Meiseler, Fuchs and another are implicated in plans to block ships moving through the canal to aid the Allies. Investigators say evidence includes seized papers and a paid informant.
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Associated Press
New York
Dec
Welland Canal
Lakes Erie
Huron
Fouth
Paul Koenig
Bureau of Investigation
United States
Richard E. Lyendecker
New York City
Woenig
Frederick Meiseler
Jersey City
Hamburg- American Line
Koenig
George Fuchs
Fuchs
William Offley
Department of Justice
A. J. Beleskie
Mr. Offler
Oenig
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Tunney
New York Polic Department
Fuch
Welland
Leyendecker
Goulds Here Hunting Party Spends Week in City
George Gould Kingdon Gould and Jay Gould hunted on the rover estate in this city for several days. Kingdon Gould expects a return to New York tonight while the others stay several more days as weather has hindered hunting.
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George Gould
Kingdon Gould
Jayould
Rovd
New York
Germans Prepare London Assault Amid Greek Crisis
Berlin reports a new crisis in Greece as Allied forces about Salonika fortify trenches and guns amid expected German advance into Greek territory. Bulgarians may cross, Greece heads to a near meaningless general election, and Italian landings in Albania could aid the Serbian army.
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Associated Press
London
Greece
Saloniki
Venizelos
Constantine
Athens
the Times
Skouloudis
Albania
United States Faces Growing Tension With Austria Over Submarine Case
Washington December 15 The United States signals possible ultimatum brink in relations with Austria over the Ancona sinking. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing draft the second note demanding disavowal punishment and reparations, while Vienna’s reply maintains freedom of action and defends its stance. Wilson continues wedding tour preparations and stays in touch from the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
United States
Austria
Althoug
South
Lansing
White House
Vienna
Ancona
Repty
Ming
Iself
Ame
London
Southern Railway Prepares for Holiday Travel Rush
Southern Railway will run trains 35 36 27 and 38 between Washington and Atlanta in two sections to handle holiday traffic. Additional sleeping cars and coaches will be added on other trains as needed to relieve congestion during the Christmas rush and speed passenger mail and express movement.
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Southern Railway
Washington
Atlanta
Southern
Chief of Police Gray Confined by Illness at Home
Friends report Chief Gray is confined to bed with grip today after returning home feeling unwell. Earlier indications from his residence showed he was not improving this morning.
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Johnson Nominated for Judge in South Carolina
President Wilson nominated former Representative Joseph T. Johnson to be United States district judge for the western district of South Carolina. The announcement came today in Washington and marks a key judicial appointment for the state.
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