German Indicted in San Francisco Bomb Plot Case
Federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted Baron Wilhelm von Brincken attache to the German consulate, Charles C. Crowley, and Mrs. Margaret Cornell on conspiracy to interfere with commerce and use of the mails to invite arson and murder. Ball was set at 5,000 dollars on each count. defendants had bail and promised court appearance. Overt acts not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Wilhelm von Brincken
San Francisco
Charles C. Crowley
Margaret W. Cornell
Crowly
Pacific Coast
Brinekim and Crowley
Union
United States
Ball
Baron von Brincken
Crowley
Cammerce
A.A. Adams
Great Britain
France
Russia
Seattle
Growley
New York City
Dry state helps negroes in West Virginia prisons
West Virginia's dry policy is linked by Warden M. White to a shrinking Black inmate population at the state penitentiary. He notes the share of Negroes has fallen from 33 to 25 percent and continues to decline as prohibition persists.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Penitentiary
A. W. Macy
United States
Philadelphia
Washington
Hamilton
Congress
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Delaware
New Jersey
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
Virginia
Market Quotations from Pittsburgh and Cleveland and Chicago
Pittsburgh prices show butters and eggs with cattle ranges from good to prime, hogs and sheep values listed. Cleveland follow with steers heifers cows and calves price ranges. Chicago reports hogs, cattle and sheep with wheat corn oats futures noted. overall market snapshot across three cities for Dec 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
General Survey of the War Sparks Global Diplomatic Disputes
A survey notes multiple wartime disputes involving the United States with Austria-Hungary, Germany, Great Britain, and France over incidents including the Ancona sinking and the Descartes seizure. It details British sea seizures, Lusitania issues, Greek coast tensions, and shifts in Balkan and Mesopotamian fronts with troop movements, captures, and diplomatic protests across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Austria
Germany
Great Britain
France
America
Austria-Hungary
Lansing
Ancona
Vienna
Descartes
West Indies
Steamship Company
Congress
State Department
England
Order In Council
Servia
German War Office
Doiran
Gievgeli
Albania
Montenegro
Ipek
Greece
Entente
Allied War Council
Paris
Joffre
Kut-el-Amara
Constantinople
Tripoli
Benghaai
Briton Seeks U S Citizenship to Let Wife Vote
Gordon McKenzie of San Francisco a British subject plans to become a U S citizen so his wife Mrs McKenzie who is a U S native can regain voting rights. The U S Supreme Court had ruled her suffrage invalid on grounds she is married to a Briton and her nationality follows her husband.
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Gordon McKenzie
California
San Francisco
United States
McKenzie
United States Supreme Court
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Latta This
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Preparcel Post
Gaiabillia
AL Aningen
Corn Products Refining Company
P.O. Box
New York Dept
Iro
EAGLE
Philo
7Th Streets
the Men’s Department
Eagle and Arrow
Shirley President
Myers & Little
Twc
Red Fox
Kaysers
Kayser
Halian
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