Would Take Canal Dispute to Hague
The Society of International Law, in session, discussed a plan to refer the Panama Canal dispute to the permanent court of arbitration at The Hague. A resolution urged the president to accept arbitration and to submit a special agreement to the Senate. Delegates debated before referring the measure to the executive committee for approval.
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Washington
Dee
Mthough
Society of Tu 1
Governor Baldwin
Connecticut
Joseph Ti. Choate
New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment, For International Peace
J. C. Lchmichap
Cincinnati
Verett P. Wheeler
United States
Great Britain
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Senate
Executive Committee
FR Mamoon
Suprema Court of the
I Court of Nations
Daegates
Hunger and Poverty Drive Local Home Invasion
A shooting at a Missouri dwelling ends with a man shot and a woman mortally wounded, alleged by police to be driven by hunger and poverty. Four witnesses report a revolver breached the home as the intruder confronted occupants in the kitchen, leaving a sobbing child nearby.
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Ae Chy
Dee
Mageio
Mary
Wingeto
Reid's Body Starts Journey Amid War Echoes
A fragmented report describes Reid's body beginning a journey amid wartime turmoil. References to a tense scene, a fired salute, and distant theatres hint at a funeral or repatriation amid broader conflict, with unclear names and places obscuring full details.
Promoter Charged Over Alleged High Gain Scheme
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Utena
Lea
Carson
Mouls
Uys Vege Be
Toliers
Eireuki
Chicago
Punka
Big Railway Change Effective January
Chicago dispatch reports President A J Earling of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway says the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound lines will join the St Paul system, with joint operation to begin January 1. West of the Missouri River headquarters remain on the coast and representation will remain full and complete. The new trackage will be integrated under the updated system.
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Chicago
A. J. Earling
Chie Sct. Paul Company
Puget Sound
St. Paul
Earling
Campa Can
Conver
Chicagu, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Bus Company
Sy Rem
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Missouri River
St Wild
Steamer Runs Aground With Passengers Safe at sea
A steamer ran aground near Southport, but all passengers are reported safe. The vessel remains in place while authorities assess damage and search for possible underwater hazards near Cape Fear. A cutter is alongside to assist and inspect the vessel.
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Southport
Georgetown
Nuground
Cape Fear
Moie
Main Street Hoodgoed Riots Reported In War Mo
Police report ongoing trouble on Main Street in War Mo. Two firms, both black owned, have been ransacked repeatedly. One shop damaged seven times in six months, the other robbed three times in the year. Losses total more than 31000 dollars.
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Gands Stoten Trent Lh
Desperate Stand By Leo Men Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented text depicts a chaotic scene with references to people named Ayers and Haugen, political tension, and public concerns over taxes and investigations. The passage hints at debates on treasury policies and controversial figures, suggesting a volatile period with competing factions and speculative outcomes.
Plans Another Suit Aimed at Coal Interests Under Sherman
Attorney General Wickersham sent the Supreme Court's decision in the anthracite case to 2. O. McReynolds for study. He will examine the minor combinations the court dropped with no prejudice and determine if further action will pursue a general conspiracy among coal railroads and coal companies. The government’s evidence was deemed sufficient on the main charge.
Hobo Welfare Leader Plans International Review Magazine
Chicago December 3 A monthly magazine for hoboes will be published by Jul Davis president of the Brotherhood Welfare association It will be called the International Hobo Review Contributors include James Eads How Jack Landon James Seymour hobo poet Walter Mailard and Robert Hunter The itinerant Workers convention numbering about seven million in the United States will meet in New Orleans January 28 to February More than one thousand are expected to attend the grand convention.
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Chicago
Jul! Davis
Brotherhood Welfare Association
International Hobo Review
Davis
James Eads How
St. Louis
Jack Landon
James Seymour
Walter Maillard
Robert Hunter
United States
New Orleans
Walking in Sleep Tumbles to Death in Texas Home
The death of B. 2, a 33 year old contracting carpenter from Springfield, Ti, is reported after he walked in his sleep and likely stumbled over a window sill in his Houston residence. The incident occurred early today and authorities note sleepwalking as the probable cause.
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Gall Trans Atel
Houston
De Luxe Book Agent Surrenders to Police
Boston December report: F Seanton of Philadelphia, an accused De Luxe book agent, surrendered to police and pleaded not guilty in superior court to charges of conspiracy and larceny of 5500 from Kate M. Eager. He is held on 3000 bail as seven salesmen tied to the swindle are arrested.
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Boston
F. Seanton
Philadelphia
Kate M. Eager
Murder of Logue Sparks Police Sweep and Skeleton Find
Police linked the murder of diamond broker Joseph J. Logue to a broad arc of crime amid a north side stakeout. Detectives uncovered two skeletons hidden in a vault along with rich clothing and valuables, while eight suspects were arrested and a trove of explosives, drills, keys, and jewelry components was seized.
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Will
St. James
Davenport
Il Liteble
Halpin
Columbus
Ohio
Clyde Stratton
John Halpin
Jast Nisit
Columbus Penitentiary
Edward Hampden
Stratton
Hampden
Toronto
Jin" Johnson
Waupun
Wis
PF. A. Carnal
Hill County
Montana
Carnal
Dow Town
Sickles to repay alleged state funds in Albany visit
New York Attorney General Carmody said General Daniel Sickles would visit Albany to restore part of funds paid to him as New York Monument Commission chairman. Sickles' son Stainton would deliver the money to the state treasury this afternoon, per the letter received.
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Albony
N.Y. Dev
Carmody
Daniel BE. Sickles
New York
New York Monument
Stainton
Albany
Government sues Southern Pacific over mineral lands in California
United States District Court in the southern district of California prepares a federal case against the Southern Pacific railroad for alleged mineral bearing lands on 440,900 acres along the main line. The government seeks to reclaim about 45,726 acres, asserting the 1868 act required patent exemptions. Attorney General Townsend and assistant T. J. Butler lead the suit, claiming lands revert to public domain, with most parcels in the Coalinga oil field leased to Kern Trading and Oil Company.
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Joh, Lee
Sh 'Ehesara
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fresnol
United States District Court
Southern District of California
D. “Pownsend
Coalinga
Kern Treding and OH Company
Southern Pacific
Suffrage Defeated In Michigan By 760 Majority
Final returns canvassed by the board of canvassers show the equal suffrage amendment defeated in Michigan by a majority of 760. Other constitutional amendments for piece meal changes and village charters carried by a vote of 147 332.
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Lansing
Mich. Dee
Biute Board of
Michigan
Facing Prison, Drinks Fatal Drug in Jail
Mason man Gorge Brown, 27, awaiting transfer to Ionia reformatory to serve 1 to 5 years for breaking and theft, drank poison in the county jail today. He had previously said he could not endure prison hardship.
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Mason. Mich
Gorge Brown
Ionia Reformatory
Unaccounted Money and Vouchers Charged to General Sickles
The text notes money unaccounted for and an amount to be held until General Sickles had failed to provide vouchers for about $28,000 with the state comptroller, with a deadline extended to yesterday to complete the accounting.
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General Sickles
Deere Park Memorial Gift to City of Moline
Mr and Mrs William Butterworth and heir Deere presented one acre of city land to Moline to create Deere Park in memory of John Deere founder of a major local industry. The gift honors Deere and will memorialize his contribution to the city.
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Moline
Der
He Deere
William Butterworth
Deere Park
Deere
Alleged Fake Stock Promoters Held in New York
New York December 23 six men were arrested in a raid on the Sterling Debenture company offices. Federal agents charged fraudulent stock promotion tied to a mill venture with claims of linen production. Bail set at 332,660 with investigators alleging a 12 month conspiracy and losses exceeding 10 million dollars. Names include Frank W. Bhukmer Hercy Wellat A. Merren Sidney Rosenbaum and others.
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New York
Sterling Debenture Company
Lime
Witnesew
Frank W. Bhumaker
Hercy Wellat
THREE WIVES ENOUGH THREE HUSBANDS ALSO IN KINWSCAC CITY
Kinwsac City Mo Dec 22 no man even though he buie antelel husband should Nope to marry more than threes dimes itfés thin and four matri ment experiences are each for any Warren heart Juda Stoter decider today as thesuas the divorce suit brightly At Dally Cooper against her husband E L Cooper Birteen women withesara described Mr Uyeper model husband but Mrs Cooper contended they had only a long distance view of him The testimony showed that Mrs Cooper had been married four times and her husband three The judge abruptly ended the pro ngs with this observation The Penm is dismissed if you cant together search for happiness apart
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Kinwsac City
Warren
Juda
Thesuas
Dally Cooper
E. L. Cooper
New Japanese Cabinet Listed with Key Posts
Tokio December 23 The new Japanese cabinet has been organized with Count Taro Katsura as Premier and Foreign Affairs pro tem Viscount Kanetake ora as Home Affairs. Reijiro Wakatsuki is Finance, M Gote heads Communications and Railway Board, Rein Nakaesheji Agriculture and Commerce, Itasu Matsumure Justice, Komassabura Shibata Education, and Lt Gen Kikoshi Count Kato will be appointed screen minister on his return from London.
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Tokio
Taro Katsura
Kanetake Ora
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Railway Board
M. Gote
Rein Nakaesheji
Juglice
Itasu Matsumure
court of _cass
Black damp explosion kills 31 miners in German mine
In Dortmund on December 3 an explosion of black damp at the Achenbach coal mine is believed to have killed 31 miners. Six bodies have been recovered and twenty five are missing as rescuers search the pit. The blast was described as extremely violent.
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Dortmund
Germany
Achenbach
Hatpin Jab Causes Death of Clubman in Dorchester
Boston December 28 A hatpin jab in the cheek at a Dorchester house party led to the death of James Sinclair chief of the Caledonian club. He died at an ality hospital from brain edema caused by blood poisoning.
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Boston
Ality Hospital
James Sinclair
Caledonian Club
Dorchester
Elevator Destroyed in Fire at grain distributor
Minneapolis reports the Albert Dickinson company grain distributor suffered extensive loss when a hot box caused a blaze that destroyed the water and a small addition. Estimated total damage about 125000 dollars. The fire damaged four pounds of seed corn and mustard.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Albert Dickinson Company
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