Daniels Faces Political Fire Over White Earth Work
C. C. Daniels, the government attorney in charge of the White Earth Indians land case, defends his record against Democratic critics led by Fred B. Lynch and Governor Hammond. He cites petitions from Indians and Minnesota supporters and notes success in 25 cases plus substantial land and money recoveries. He travels to Wilson for holidays while awaiting Attorney General Gregory’s decision.
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Minneapolis Journal
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Mr. Daniels
Dutch Marine Corps marks 250th anniversary at Willemsoord
Correspondence of Associated Press. The Hague December 15 Dutch marines known as Soldiers and Sailors Too celebrated the 250th anniversary of their formation at Willemsoord on December 10. The event took place amid talk of possible disbandment as naval warfare changes loom, with gradual officer reductions and no recent commissioned appointments.
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France
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South Africa
Stockholm mails released from Swedish steam ship bound for New York
London report notes the Swedish steam ship Stockholm was released by British authorities at Kirkwall after mails were removed en route from Gothenburg to New York. It marks the first instance of mail removal from a vessel sailing from Sweden to the United States.
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History of North Carolina to be written by A and M president
Raleigh reports a Confederate veterans committee raising 25000 for a commissioned history of the state. They estimate 38000 needed and plan Dr. D. H. Hill of A and M College to write it, with a substitute for his teaching duties. Gardner reportedly injured but expected to recover without a scar.
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Max Gardner recovery praised as loved ones aid
People express gratitude as Max Gardner recovers from illness with support from his wife and medical team. A local message urges sharing news that he will recover without a scratch on his face and thanks be given daily. In baseball news, Home Run Baker may be sold to the New York Yankees after Comiskey ends negotiations with the Philadelphia Americans.
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Max Gardner
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Chicago
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Comiskey
Mortgage Sale of Horses and Mules in High Point
Mortgage sale of horses and mules to secure a note by D. E. Hammer. At 2 pm Dec 18 1915 at Ragan and Tomlinson livery stable High Point a black horse Jack and two dark mules about 12 years old and 900 pounds each will be sold for cash to the highest bidder. Mortgagee T. J. Gold. 11-25-2aw,20d
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High Point
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