Germany protests Armenian outrage in Constantinople report
Berlin protests Turkish treatment of Armenians as relayed by Dr. James L. Barton. The German embassy quote cites Count Ernst von Reventlow defending Turkey's actions as military necessity in a Tages Zeitung statement.
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Boston
Mass
Berlin
Constantinople
James L. Barton
National Committee For
Barton
Ernst von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
Turkey
Burglar Eludes Arrest at Manitowoc Drydock
Albert Shipper, night watchman at the yards of the drydock company, found a burglar in the office. He escorted the intruder to the engine room and called police. On returning from the phone the burglar had vanished.
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Manitowoc. Wis
Albert Shipper
Shipper
Dailey Prosecution Still Faces Questionable Federal Support
Indianapolis December 23 Attorney Joseph Roach says United States District Attorney Rank C Dailey acted largely alone in prosecuting Terre Haute Democrats and did not receive help from Washington. Roach noted a Justice Department letter in Attorney General Gregory's name stating no liability on the fraud count and requesting Dailey to state law and facts.
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Indianapolis
C. Dailey
United States
Justice Department
Washington
Joseph Roach
Department
Wisconsin official rules bridge funding near state line
Residents of Swiss in Burnett County may pay for building a bridge to the Wisconsin boundary line only. Attorney General Owen told the state highway department on Wednesday his opinion limits funding to the boundary edge.
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Madison
Wis
Swiss
Burnett County
Wisconsin Boundary Line
Owen
State Highway Department
Farmers organizing units of Farm Management group
In Janesville Wisconsin on December 23 farmers across the county show active interest in forming units of the proposed Farm Management organization.
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Janesville
Wis
Marinello Employees Banquet Draws La Crosse Crowd
More than sixty impoverished residents of La Crosse will be guests at a Marinello supper tonight from 5 o'clock. The building has been transformed into a reception hall with dinner at 5 and a surprise giant Christmas tree unveiling by Santa Claus. Children receive toys candies and nuts while adults get gifts. Baskets of food and gifts will be delivered to fifteen La Crosse families tomorrow.
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la Crosse
Marinello
Santa Claus
Philipp Will Not Run for Senator Whitehead Boomed
The article notes plans at Madison for an uninstructed non-factional GOP delegation to the national convention and details a Wisconsin Republican state central committee meeting. It also covers Democratic leaders gathering at the Hotel Martin to plan a Milwaukee mass meeting on January 10 and outlines campaign work with figures like Senator Paul O Hastings and Joseph Martin present.
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Madison
Kletzsch
State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Wisconsin
Martin
Milwaukee
Paul O. Hasting
Joseph Martin
Green Bay
M. A. O’brien
Shullsburg
Frank
New York
Charles D. Hilles
Charles A. Spies
New Mexico
Hilles
Ralph H. Cameron
Arizona
Cameron
Rosevelt
Republican Party
Teddy
West
Roosevelt
Taft
Waldorf
National Committee
Washington
Nevada
Col
H. B. Maxson
Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
A. A. D. Rahn
Erlihu Root
Root
Charles B. Elliott
Philippine Commission
General All Around Knowledge Free Catalog
A broad catalog listing various knowledge topics and resources. Describes a free collection of articles, tips, and reference material across science history arts and practical how-to guidance for general readers.
Farmers' protest against engine tax halts plan
Washington December 23. House Democrats drop President Wilson's plan to tax internal combustion engines used on farms. Farmers with fodder cutters separators churns and pumps led the immediate, strong opposition alongside motorists. Congress acts as the proposal is abandoned for political expediency.
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Washington
House
Wilson
Congress
Kissing Flayed by Enemies of Grip Epidemic
Public Health Bureau warns of danger signals as enemies of the grip epidemic spread fear and misinformation. Officials urge vigilance and adherence to hygiene measures to curb transmission.
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United States Public Health
Grip Epidemics and Roosevelt Rumors Across Cities
Public health warnings cite Middle Western cities including Milwaukee Chicago and St Paul reporting grip epidemics with 12 200 annual U S deaths and advise outdoor activity and isolation. New York dispatch notes Roosevelt presidential bid chatter among national committeemen with no clear support and hints of a potential Roosevelt entry or dark horse candidate.
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Washington
United States
W. C. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
Camden
N. J
Jackson
Miss
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Paul
Health Service
Rucker
Elks and Eagles Plan Christmas Help for Santa City
In Janesville Wisconsin the Elks lodge will aid eighty families with staple groceries shoes and clothing while the Associated Charities handles toys and special Christmas dinners. The Eagles will host a monster Christmas tree in their lodge rooms on Christmas day inviting all city children.
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Elks and
Eagles
Santa Janesville
Wis
Jjnesville Lodge of Elks
Associated Charities
Farmer to Pay Divorce Cost in Manitowoc Case
In Manitowoc Wisconsin on December 23 a farmer named John Adams faced a costly divorce after a marriage to Mathilda Skippe of Chicago. The court denied his petition for a decree, while Mrs. Adams cited inhuman treatment as the reason for the split and the judge ordered Adams to pay 175 dollars.
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Manitowoc
Wis
John Adams
Mathilda Skippe
Chicago
John
La Crosse Cook Book at Bar Ron's Store
A local ad urges readers to buy the La Crosse Cook Book as a useful Christmas present from Bar Ron's store this season.
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la Crosse
Barron’s
Prominent North Side Woman Dies in La Crosse
Mrs Elizabeth M Robson wife of A N Robson died at 1637 Wood street from paralysis after a two year illness. Born in Scotland in 1862 she was daughter of the late J F McDonald and had lived in La Crosse 22 years. A member of North Presbyterian church she is survived by her husband and one son S R Robson. Services at 2 30 Monday from the residence Rev Finch A Clark officiating interment Oak Grove cemetery
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Elizabeth M. Robson
A. N. Robson
Wood Street
Robson
Scotland
J. F. McDonald
la Crosse
North Presbyterian Church
S. R. Robson
Finch A. Clark
Oak Grove Cemetery
Indians on Oneida Reservation Hold Christmas Tree Celebration
In De Pere Wisconsin the Epworth League hall hosted a community Christmas tree event as Indians on the Oneida reservation face rising destitution after selling timber. Local groups in De Pere and Green Bay collected clothing and food over the past week.
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DE Pere
Wis
Epworth League Hall
Oneida Indian Reservation
Green Bay
Democratic Gathering Discusses State Central Committee
Democrats talked about the next meeting of the state central committee as the Republican central committee action remained the chief topic. The plans point to a mass meeting date set for January 190.
Japanese liner Yasaka Maru sunk in Mediterranean loss
The Japanese liner Yasaka Maru, a 7000 ton vessel, was sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean. The Daily Telegraph reports a loss of more than 5 00 000 dollars. The ship was sailing from London to Japan via the Suez canal when it went down.
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London
Mediterranean
Daily Telegraph
Londefi
Japan
Suez Canal
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