River Route Toward Saloniki From Krivolak Front
A correspondent describes Krivolak Serbia as a small dirty depot for French Balkan troops with a damaged station, Vardar river, and the English bridge. He notes Bulgarian bombardment and the French advantage in aeroplanes, the Greek line delays, and the ferrying of troops, wounded, and supplies along the Saloniki frontier.
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Associated Press
Krivolak
Serbia
Vardar
Kara Hodzali
Emplidh
Krivelok
Krivedok
Salowiki
W Krivo Jak
Saloniki
Strumitsa
Kilometer 88
Vaprdar
Babounsky
Bacounsky
China and Japan Reach Mukden Bomb Affair Settlement
Peking announces a settlement of the Mukden bomb incident after months of talks. China will pay 20000 Mexican dollars in demnity to the medicine dealer whose shop was blown up. Three Chinese students arrested will be turned over to Chinese authorities with trials under Japanese review.
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Associated Press
Peking
Mukden
Japan
China
Wang Lo-min
Te Mukden
Musden
Yuan Shih Kai Keeps Family Duty With Many Heirs
Correspondent reports President Yuan Shih Kai rises at daybreak to study official documents. He conducts cabinet conferences and receptions after lunch, then dinner. The 60 year old leader eats heavily and uses a tiger bone tonic. The Peking Gazette shows 15 sons and three grandsons. In Philadelphia, William Durst, sole survivor of the Monitor crew, died at 76 from pneumonia.
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Peking
Yuan Shikai
Yuan Nhi-kai
Peking Gazette
Yuan Shi-kai
Yuan Wo-ting
Hts
Philadelphia
William Durst
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Blacklist Banks for Allied Loans and Political Threats
The American Truth Society releases a report detailing the defeat of the Anglo-French 500 million loan bid in New York City. It claims Mayor Mitchel and Controller Prendergast aided by opposing forces, with 56 banks named for supporting the loan. The document cites mass meetings in 35 cities, a $10,000 campaign cost, and notes German and Morgan interests as influential players. The report asserts no foreign funds supported the campaign and criticizes various civic figures for their positions.
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New York
Dan
American Truth Society
Bank Depositors’ Committee
Bernard H. Ridder
Jeremiah O’leary
New York City
Mitchel
Prendergast
Savings Bank of
Manhattan
Wall Street
Morgan Control
Lea
Witch
Hoboken
N. J
Aurora
Staus-Zeitung
German Herald
Deutsches Journal
Hearst
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Auora
Greenpoint
East New York
Bronx
Controller Prendergast
Governor Whitman
Whitman
Lord Reading
Mr. Prendergast
Morgan
Cotton Mills Increase Wages in Waterville
In Waterville Maine the Lockwood cotton mills will raise wages by about 5 percent effective January 17. The change affects more than 1 000 employees with notices posted at the plant.
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Waterville
Lockwood
Hamburg Brust Thee for a Cold
A remedy described as safe and inexpensive suggests drinking a teacup full of Hamburg Brust Thee, a vegetable tea from Hamburg, with boiling water. It is claimed to break a cold or grip by opening skin pores, relieving congestion, and loosening the bowels.
St Jacobs Oil advertised for backache relief
An advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pain. It claims rapid soak in relief within fifty counts and insists the oil is non burning and effective.
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Honest St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Jaime
MEN DRESS UP FOR CHRISTMAS
Hand-tailored suits and overcoats offered as an extra special value. Values up to 25.00 are advertised at 14.85 with emphasis on for men and young men aiming to look sharp during the holidays. G. Roth & Co. promotes the sale of attire priced to attract shoppers.
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G. Roth & CO
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Balkan
Babounsk
Yuan-Shi-Kai
Ment
Monitor
Allied Loans
Truth Society
Congress
Aeeka
Federal Reserve Bank Act
Aessail Mayor and Prendergast
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Hart Drug Co
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Insurance Department
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Gurney Briggs
Mer
The
Commercial National Bank
High Point, N. C
Enterprise
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
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