King Gustave Urged to Strengthen Swedish Army by Patriot Demonstration
About 30 000 Swedes gathered in Stockholm to urge immediate army expansion without delay. King Gustave expressed agreement with the petitioners and pledged to strengthen Sweden's fleet while not yielding on defense funding. Farmers and small landowners traveled long distances to participate, presenting portraits to the king as they marched to the palace amid cheers.
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Btockholm
Sweden
Gustave
Heirs of Morgan May Be Sued Over Railway Loot
Stockholders press civil proceedings to recover funds alleged stolen by J. P. Morgan and associates from the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad network. The dispute centers on the Millbrook and Westchester ventures and the fate of about 12 million dollars tied to the New Haven line.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Strrtford Railroad
J. Morgan
Interstate Commerce
Charles A. Prouty
New Haven
Morgan
New York, Westchester & Heston
Prouty
Charles 8. Mellen
The
Road
Weatchester Road
J. P. Morgan
Morgan &O
Borah
Norris
Benator Cumming
Congress
Cmlin
Commission
Senator Cumming
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lodge
Norria Sald
Elliot
Gener
Departmnt of
Justice
Lta
Cumming
Tary
Attourney
House
Bruce Wyman
Harvard Waiverany
Ishington
Prouly
Senate
Millbrook Company
Westchester
J. Morgan &O
New York World
Debta
J. P. Morgan & Co
New Haven Company
New York, Westchester
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
J.P. Morgan & Co
J. P. Morgan, Jr
J. P. Moriton & Co
J. Morgan & Co
Weatchester
J. P B. Morgan
Millbrook
J. P Morgan & Co
Rile
5. P. Morgan &Co
Six Men Die in Boiler Explosion at Saw Mill
Report from Urban Kentucky states six men were killed when boilers exploded at a saw mill. The dead include four Urban brothers Yhonas Linco John and Robert Fiaver and Robert Hamp Frank Poonington and another man from that town. All were employed at the saw mill Caulliers W Vabol 6.
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Lexington
Urban
Yhonas
Linco
John
Robert Fiaver
Allot Urban
Robert Hamp
Poonington
Aloo
Senate favors death penalty for spies only
Washington report notes revision of articles of war to limit capital offenses. In peacetime offenses drop from five to three and in wartime from eighteen to twelve. Death sentence becomes mandatory for one spy, with two-thirds of a court required to support capital punishment.
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Washington
Bob
Waa
Senate
Woman Found Guilty of Slaying Husband at Pulton
In Pulton Missouri in February Susan Tugs was convicted for a second time of murdering her husband J Haywood Toss and sentenced to years in the penitentiary. The jury found her guilty of second degree murder.
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Pulton
Susan Tugs
J. Haywood Toss
J. Haywood Ross
Way Open for Appeal to the Supreme Court
Kauss City Missouri article notes Laith Me Vhergon of the federal court lacks authority to retain fursietion from an overcharged passenger case. The piece references the Supreme Court ruling and upcoming date for potential appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Kauss City
Federal Court
Tragic double murder suicide in Pennsylvania
In Greensturg and Ligonier Pennsylvania on February 7 John McFadden killed Anna Lute and Hilieel before dying by suicide after a ride with one of the girls. A note blamed Herttin Milligan for explaining the tragedy and coroner H A McMurray opened the inquiry.
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Greensturg
Tave
John McFadden
Kim Anna Lute
Hilieel
Ligonier
McMadden
McFadden
Herttin Milligan
Lamberti
H. A. McMurray
Himeself
Richest Mexican Loses Wealth and Seeks Work
Alberto Terrazas once part of a vast Mexican fortune estimated at 25 to 40 million dollars sails toward a simpler life in Pasadena California. He plans to lease a small farm and learn farming to earn bread and butter as rebels confiscate the Terrazas holdings stretching from Juarez to Casas Grandes.
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Tex
Alberto Terrazon
Mexico
Rio Grande
Rockfeller
Vanderbilt
United States
Root
Pasadena
Cal
Terrazas
Don Luis Terrazas
Juarez
Porfirio Diaz
Thin Domain
Jimines
Casas Cirundes
Juan
Sula Ir
Chihuahua
Albertoo
London Press Criticizes Wilson Foreign Policy
The Globe questions President Wilson’s approach to Mexico Peru and Health with non-recognition and support of civil war. It deems his position impracticable warns of danger and no honorable retreat from the uncompromising stance.
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London Press
Wilson
London
Globe
Whbon
Mexico
Peru
Halth
Adinistrationa
United States
Fighting Force In Fine Trim Says General Carter
Maj. Gen. Wilbun H. Carter praised the second division of the U S Army for its mobilization camp performance in Texan and Texas City. He cited improved field movement training and said there is no comparison to the division’s efficiency a year ago, calling the mobilization camp a complete success.
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Carter Hitago
Wilbun H. Carter
United States Army
Texan
Anld
Texas City
German Minister Requisitions Ypiranga for Texans Removal
Berlin reports the German minister to Mexico has requisitioned the steamer Ypiranga to move German subjects from Tampico amid ongoing tensions.
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Berlin
Mexico
Ypiranga
Tampleo
Secretary of State Eyes Nobel Peace Prize Effort
The secretary contemplates a major European trip to promote peace propaganda aiming for the Nobel Prize. Friends say British endorsement boosts belief a U S England peace treaty could be explored as part of his mission.
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Washington
Red
Petite
Ha Friends
England
United States
Europe
Helen H W Henodlet Crew Rescued After Shoreing Near Perth Amboy
The vessel Helen HW. Henodlet from New Haven Conn. to Fernandina with a nine member crew ran aground in a gale off Perth Amboy. Lifesavers rescued the crew in a breeches bay as gear was driven ashore today.
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Nigehead
Helen HW. Henodlet
New Haven
Conn
Perth Amboy
Fernandina
Funeral of Representative Itaberti Mireminor Held
The body of Representative Itaberti Mireminor, who died of cancer after rodinum treatment failed in Baltimore, is to be laid to rest. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Monday morning.
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Bruner
Vassuio
Nod
Itaberti
Mireminor
Baltimore
Korcaglot
Tee Palak
Ben Sovlay
Panama Show Highlights Official Exposition Plans
Cabinet meet remarks by Secretary Bryan announced the event as the nation prepares for a major exposition. Washington sources describe high level planning and the focus on cultural and economic themes.
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Panama
Washington
Bel
Wil
Bcretary
Bryan
Denied Rehearing at Michigan Supreme Court
The Michigan Supreme Court denied a rehearing today in a case involving the state bar association and law commissioners. The decision followed a wave of arguments from all parties, with no change in the lower court ruling.
Wilson Seeks Repeal of Panama Canal Toll Exemption
President Wilson announced he would use all legitimate influence to remove the Panama canal act provision exempting American coastwise vessels from tolls. He stressed opposition to the exemption and aims to have it repealed during the current session, clarifying his longtime stance.
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Washington
Winn
Somal
O'Gorman
New York
White House
Bremner Dies of Cancer After Radium Treatment
Robert Guan Bremner congressman from New Jersey and editor of the Passaic Daily Herald died today in a Baltimore sanatorium after a four year battle with cancer. He underwent radium therapy since December and remained optimistic until a sinking spell. He hoped to return to Congress to push a government radium institute, and President Wilson sent sympathy. His election was described as a tribute to his pluck.
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Baltimore
Robert Guan Bremner
Congress
New Jersey
Passaic
Bremner
Bremmner
Wilson
Hremner
Glass Loses Fight for Seat in Senate
Washington report details the Alabama editor Frank P. Glass losing his bid for a Senate seat by a 32 to 1 vote. The decision upheld the election committee's view that Glass was not entitled to the seat since Governor ONeal's appointment followed the late Senator Johnson after the 17th amendment took effect. The debate featured sharp exchanges over constitutional interpretation.
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Washington
Frank P. Glass
Alabama
Birmingham
Senate
Bemitor Blur Lee
Maryland
Hinde
Mmulden
Suffraget Arrested for Kindling Fires in Scotland
A fragmentary report states Rhoda Robinson, a suffragette, was arrested in Glasgow and taken to Dunblane in connection with incendiary acts yesterday. The fires were alleged at Aberuhell Castle, the Howe of Ross, and Filan's mansion.
Restaurant Help of Chicago on Strike
Chicago February 6 motive struck by cooks waiters and other staff at a local restaurant over demand for higher wages shorter hours and a weekly day off. Management sought police protection while workers pressed for compliance with their wage and scheduling requests.
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Restaurant Help OF
Chicago
Reateurant
Bryan seeks freedom in diplomacy during immigration talks
Washington February 6 Secretary Bryan and the immigration committees discussed the Exclusion Bill and Sino-Japanese talks behind closed doors. He urged Republicans and Democrats to keep the debate secret to avoid legislative embarrassment while the administration pursues diplomatic flexibility on Asia policies.
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Washington, D.C
Bryan Cnr
Flvgee Iimigration Committees
United States
Japan
Callifornia and
Etion
Democraty
State Department
Huerta Mobilizes as Campaign Against Rebels Intensifies
Mexico City reports a circular from Provisional President Huerta directing all army divisions and state governors to intensify action against rebels. The interior minister, Dr. Senacio Alcocer, notes the US arms embargo as proof of Wilson administration sincerity and urges protection for noncombatants. The capital remains quiet with officials banning anti foreign demonstrations despite student plans on Constitution Day.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Senacio Alcocer
Action
Alcocer
Mexico
United States
Federal District
Wilson
De La Lama to Assume Cabinet Place Again
Paria February 6 Adolfo De La Lama will return to Mexico to serve again as minister of finance after resigning over Huerta’s decree suspending debt interest. He will depart for New York February 11 with Salvador Echegaray. Huerta urged him to continue in the post. De La Lama and his five sons will stay in Lausanne Switzerland awaiting funds. Interest due in April totals 740000 dollars and talks to raise 5 million dollars to cover July payments have begun.
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Adolfo de la Cuma
Wie
Jonnsey
Huerta
Mexico
Paris
New York
Salvador Echegaray
Mexican Finance Department
de la Lam
Seaport Mazatlan Falls to Carranza Rebels
Mazatlan the important Sinaloa seaport fell into Carranza rebel hands after a prolonged siege. Rebels invested from CullacAn, with artillery causing substantial damage. Federals withdrawn to defend Guaymas, leaving Mazatlan vulnerable to capture.
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Carranza
Nogales
Ariz
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Sonora
goUres
Cullacun
Cullacun Ia
Maaatlon
Masatlan
Maaat-on
Guaymas
Thia
Mazatlin
Smallpox scare hits Kentucky legislature
Frankfort February 5. Several legislators and residents nurse sore arms after mass vaccination due to a smallpox scare reported yesterday when Senator J Korestby ter and Representative A J Oliver were found to have the disease. Healers say the boils are slight.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
MH Wie
J. Korestbyter
A. J. Oliver
Scalded to death aboard ship off Rotterdam
New York reports a valve failure on a vessel from Rotterdam caused scalding. Engineer Walltyik was killed and several crew members were seriously burned with offers of care or rescue actions described.
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New York
Bieumer Sam Iregaro
Rotterdam
Tilhinas
Mtecnma Walltyik
Chile Appropriates Money For Barge Purchase
A Washington report notes Chile approves funds totaling $150,000 for barge Harvey wh Denne. The measure passes through the House with support to provide the new vessel, amid ongoing state financial dealings.
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Chile
Washington
Harvey
Denne
Paar
Deel Cp
Fragmented OCR Summary of Maritime Trade Notes
An unclear passage discusses a port used for shipping and mentions numerous federal men and cranes. It references Michigan and California ports and implies a broader trade network without precise facts or names. The text is garbled and limits concrete details.
Credit of Rebel Forces Feeds Arms Smuggling Tide
Washington reports that large stocks of seized rifle and machine gun ammunition along the Mexican border are being turned over to the constitutionalists as owners prove their claims. In the past two years Justice Department agents have nabbed smugglers and confiscated carloads of ammunition, with some arms released for ongoing cases and prosecutions uncertain.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Thon
Border Troops Stay On Duty Despite Arms Embargo
President Wilson indicated no immediate withdrawal of border troops. He said arms embargo lift does not prompt troop reduction, and the administration has not outlined further steps in Mexican policy. The White House signaled possible changes in station allotments but no major action expected soon.
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Washington
Wilson
Guttt
Quality Necessary Declares Redfield at Canners’ Convention
Baltimore, Feb 6. Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield urged foreign trade expansion for the National Canners association. He advised spending on foreign demonstration and distribution, deploying capable staff, and maintaining truthful labeling and attractive packaging to grow sales, with Commerce and State Department assisting.
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Baltimore
William C. Redfield
National Canners’ Association
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Department of State
Postmaster General Allows Heavier Printed Matter by Parcel Post
Washington announces an order by Postmaster General Burleson guiding postmasters to treat miscellaneous printed matter weighing more than four pounds as parcel post at parcel post rates within weight limits. Third Assistant Dovkery notes demand for heavy printed parcels from publishers and advertisers, expanding parcel post mail and revenue.
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Washington
Burleson
Dovkery
Parcel Post Service
Former Police Chief and Detective Cleared in Bribe Case
St Paul Minnesota February 5 Martin Flanagan former police chief and Fred Turner detective were found not guilty by a four juror panel in expert court on charges of sharing a thousand dollar bribe from underworld figures. They face further indictments and may go to trial again.
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St. Paul Minn
Martin Flanagan
Fred Turner
Omaha Man Nominated for U S Court Judge at Shanghai
President Wilson nominates Omaha resident Charles Sunmot Lubingier for United States court in Shanghai China. Also named Major General and commandant Col George Burnett. Washington reports from February 3.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States Court
Shanghai
China
Charles Sunmot Lubingier
Omaha
Nebo
George Burnett
Belgium Announces New Loan Amid Economic Reform
The Belgium government disclosed a large loan totaling about 80 million French francs or equivalent seeking favorable terms. The issue will be listed at T7 and payable within 25 years, with a plan for gradual redemption under new economic reforms.
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London
Belgium
Prison Life Stated in Court by Superior Judge
An ill formed report records a court action where Richard Vaio and others faced prison terms under the industrial workers sections. Attorneys Manwell of Yale Court and officers are noted as part of the proceedings with August dates and a selection of legal actions cited. The fragments reference a murder or crime related case and potential sentences handed down by Judge McDaniel.
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Marvevilla
Cub
Richard Vaio
Auburn
Industrial Workers of the World
Meic
Lissiniet
Manwell
Yal Courtly
McDaniel
Aomy
Seven Members of Night Ward Paid for University Work
Seven members of night ward paid for work at the university reported in the eb blues.
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Philadelphia
Codeine UK
Thee University
Ak Eherusy
Ligt Your
Hive
Ute Fieeblues
Chicago Women Push War on Liquor as Ballot Issue
Chicago women mobilize to place the saloon question on the spring ballot. A petition to obtain a place on the ballot requires 76 000 valid signatures and must be filed by tomorrow night. Newly registered voters total 159 096 across city wards.
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Chicago
Nations invited to peace conference at The Hague
The United States issued a call for the third peace conference to meet at The Hague next year. The move comes at the request of Queen Wilhelmina of Holland and reflects Washington's action announced from the White House today.
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United States
Holland
Washington
White House
Hague
Wilhelmina of
Wanamaker Flying Boat Aims Atlantic Crossing This Summer
Rodman Wanamaker plans a 1600 mile Atlantic crossing in a single flight using a 600 horsepower motor. Aero club of America and backers seek national cooperation from the Weather Bureau Navy and yacht owners. The route runs from St Johns Newfoundland to the British coast with daylight flying possible.
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New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Atlantic Ocean
Aero Club of America
Wanamaker
Glen 4. Curtis
Atlantic
Curtin
Mr. Wanamaker
Curtis
Alfred J. Mollant
Pling Ag
Ftn
World Oace
Great Britain
America
United States
Europe
United States Weather Bureau
Navy
North Atlantic
Aero Club
St. Johns
New Foundland
St Ealta
Suspect in Mercer Murder Refuses Extradition in Ohio Case
Norman Staniey, arrested in Wheeling West Virginia, faces murder charges over Robert Mercer of Pittsburgh. Mercer's body was found buried near the new Cleveland city hall. Staniey, who says he will explain, refused extradition and claimed he is “in the clear” despite admitting to being with Mercer the night he disappeared.
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Wheeling
W.va
Norman Staniey
Robert Mercer
Pittsburgh
New City Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
Mercer
Sunday Baseball for Baltimore Defeated in Annapolia
The Baltimore Sunday baseball meeting failed to pass the proposed act in Annapolia on February 6. The bill was reported unfavorably by the committee of the league of defences and was voted down almost unanimously. Proceeds may exceed 14 million dollars in foreign tabasisens.
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Annapolia. Mu
Atcarapt Co
Ship Sinks and Crew Rescued Off Coast
A vessel named Varden sank after a collision with another ship. Captain Bicherddan and crew were saved by the steamer Venture. Rescue operations reached the scene as seas battered the area and crews were withdrawn to safety.
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Prine Rupert
Varden
Atom Dane
Bicherddan
Fire in Pittsburgh Report Details Damaged Factory
A garbled Pittsburgh dispatch reports a fire at a MacCrory & Co facility causing substantial damage. The fragment cites delays and communications problems, with key names and locations obscured in the OCR.
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Pittsburgh
Wietsoorel
Ehaily
MacCrory & Co
O& Raber
Hearty Busied
Lee
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