Balkan ultimatum to Turkey on Adrianople demands
Balkan allies Bulgaria Servia and Montenegro presented an ultimatum to Turkey giving Constantinople fourteen days to comply with their terms. The dispatches describe Turkish refusal to give up Adrianople and signals readiness to negotiate a peace based on a new understanding while accepting some losses.
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Balkan
Bulgaria
Servia
Montenesto
Turkey
Gltenun
Uneir
Vanstantinople
Turkish draft reply seeks Adrianople retention and wider peace
Turki sh foreign minister Notadunghian Efendi presents to the council of ministers a draft reply to the powers. He argues for keeping Adrianople citing Bulgarian minority, garrison defense, Caliphs temples, and empire prestige. Turkey seeks new understanding and proposes talks with Balkan states while ready for sacrifices. The study notes Aegean islands stand and mentions renewed powers soundings. War likely to resume within a week.
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Notadunghian Efendi
Council of Ministers
Adrianople
Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
Aegean
Noradunghian Effendi
Council of War
Utes Take Warpath Defy Sheriff in Mob of Big Rabbit
From Cortez Colorado comes word that Ute Indians enraged by the killing of a wife in a rifle duel with a Mexican sheep herder are on the warpath off the reservation. They fortify in the Ute mountains and threaten Montezuma county sheriff and agent Spear to arrest Big Rabbit who wounded the herder after his companion was killed. The Utes are armed with magazine rifles and a posse of fifty men is being formed to pursue them if they yield. The clash began when Joseph Viehel refused to allow Big Jub and another hunter to camp near his flock.
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Big Rabbit
Cortez
Colo
Ute Mountains
Montezuma County
Ilan
Spear
Big Mrabbit
Joseph Viehel
Big Jub
Urge Catholic for Cabinet Amid Irish Move
Report says Irish Catholics nationwide push to have one of their number named to President-Elect Wilson's cabinet. Gaelic American editorially endorses the idea under the headline An Irishman for the Cabinet, signaling organized action in Washington and New York circles.
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Wilson
Washington
New York City
Gaelic America
Home Rule Bill Passes Third Reading in Commons
In London the home rule bill cleared its third reading by 110 in a crowded Commons after a 52 day debate. Opponent Reinard Law and Chief Secretary Augustine Birrel led the final clash as Irish Nationalists sparked celebrations across the House of Commons chambers.
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London
Home Rule Bil
House of Commons
House of Lords
Renar Law
Jeader
Augustine Birrel
Ireland
Inaugural plans trimmed as Wilson aides dissent
Washington reports tell of Woodrow Wilson steering away from an inaugural ball after a clash with Chairman Eustis. South Carolina Governor Blease refuses to attend the ceremony over fears of black troops marching with his militia. Other items note pardons, corn clubs, immigrant stations, Rochester Canyon ore rush, a wage rise for New Haven workers, and ships at Acapulco and Key West wrecks.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
William Corcoran Eustis
Wilson
Columbia
5. C
Blease
South Carolina
William E. Conziles
Wisconsin news briefs from Waupaca and beyond
A string of Wisconsin notices from Waupaca regions describes Mrs. Albert Potter denying attorney defense in a murder case and claiming self defense. Kenosha reports a 13-year search ending with news of Fred Berger’s widow. Hayward recounts a two-year-old’s death by fire in a farm home. Oconomowog notes Selma Rohiof’s death after a pencil injury. Kenosha notes Dr John Vietch, former sheriff, death. Juneau announces Juneau day at the Wisconsin Bowling Association event. Madison covers labor bills and an insurance commissioner appointment. Ashland notes Hines Lumber’s timber-purchase deal. Madison reports Assemblyman Everett backing fair-related funds.
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Kenosha
Charles Rider
Fred Berger
Tdenburg
Berger
Edenburg
Nix
Local Notes Highlight Weddings and Hospital News
Colds are prevalent in the vicinity. Mr Gast Phillips wed last Wednesday, officiated by Mr Mercer of Arpin. Miss Frida Trammer returned from Madison sanitarium helping care for Carrie at St Joseph’s. Miss Lavina McChesney came home from Madison sanitarium taking a nurses course. Rudolph McChesney visited sister Mrs Mae Wess at Walderly School Hawthorne. Prof Straw from Chicago began duties at Beth el academy to aid health-recovering Principal Gardner. Road work begins toward the capital of Minnesota with Madison as a starting point. Carrie Sommer underwent a serious operation at St Joseph’s Hospital last week and is recovering. Mrs Pearl fell on stairs injuring her shoulder, confined to bed. Milo Smith visited Darling-ton for his father’s illness. Farmers Equity Association held an all-day session in G A R Hall. Mrs C Clendennine and son Everett returned home to Rib Lake. Mrs Raabe and family moved to a modern dwelling. Miss Mary Lundahl of Abbotsford visited sister Mrs F W Heath. Misses Ina Damon and Rispa Crowell visited Unity. R N A installed officers Saturday evening with Mrs A Soles and Mrs M Driscoll assisting. games, dancing, and a bountiful supper followed.
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Gast Phillips
Mercer
Arpin
Frida Trammer
Madison Sanitarium
Carrie
St. Joseph’s
Your City
Straw
Chitsgo
Gardner
Bethel Academy
Marshheld
Minnesota
Madison
Local notes from Stevens Point and surrounding towns
Spencer Ray Dean of Stevens Point spent Friday evening in our town. Mrs. F Johnson returned Friday from Green Bay. G BR Heath is spending several days in Milwaukee this week. John Campbell and John Reas returned from Park Falls Saturday night. George Stadtmiller of Colby was a week end guest at Fred Ross’s home. K Thompson has sold his farm to Angst Hoops and will relocate in another town.
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Ray Dean
Stevens Point
Our Town
F. Johnson
Green Bay
G. BR. Heath
Milwaukee
John Campbell
John Reas
Park Falls
George Stadtmiller
Colby
Fred Ross
K. Thompson
Angst Hoops
Castoria bears Fletcher signature for over thirty years
Castoria bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher and has been in common use for over thirty years. It is presented as the familiar product many families have trusted for generations. The label emphasizes consistency and safety associated with the longtime brand.
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Castoria
Chas. H.fletcher
Alweya
DDD Eczema Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts a skin cure labeled DDD for eczema claiming quick clearing of redness itching and rashes. It asserts physicians and authorities endorse the product and offers a money back guarantee with no cost if it fails to work.
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Parte
Bulian Anke
Utes
Warpath
Commona
General News
Albany
William Sulzer
Folke &. Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York
Brandt
Sulzer
Carmody
Department of Agrentture
South
Senate
Chicago
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Reno. Nev
Rochester Canyon
Semralt
Nenzel Mountain
Joseph I. Nenezel
Proges Resa
Boston
Mass
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Federated Council of Shop and Mechanical Trade Unions
State Department
Aleyer
Denver
San Diego
Cal
Acapulco
Mex
Jack Johnson
Battle Creek
Mich
United States
Johnson
Eldorado
Morganne
W. B. Woods
Eng
Charles Dickens
England
America
J. W. Weeks
Newton
Samuel W. McCall
Key West
Fla
Colorado
East Key
Wisconsin
Waupaca
Albert Potter
Symeo
Ile
Hayward
Abs
Charles Doran
Younster
Oconomowog
Mies
Selma Rohiof
Willan Rokiof
Non
John 17. Vietch
Kenosha County
Silver Lake
Vietch
Ontario
Benogha
Juneauthe
Juneau
Beaver Mam
Ike Hartahelm
Ed Schmidt
Wisconsin Senate
Burke
Ashland
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Hines Lumber Company
Ashland, Price, Tran, Rusk, Sawyer
Oneida
Lewis 4. Anderson
Goveror McGovern
Herman L. Ekern
Anderson
State Insurance Department
State Tax Commission Department
Charles A. Everett
Racine
State Board of Agriculture
Fair Grounds
Fair
William H. Voss
H. B. Parker
Marshfield, Wis
Bethel
Jesus
Lavina McChesney
Rudolph McChesney
Mae Wess
Walderly School
Hawthorne, Wis
Carrie Sommer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Milo Smith
Darlington
Farmers’ Equity Association
G. A. R. Hall
C. Clendennine
Everett
Rib Lake
Spencer
Pontmisasioner
Earth
Gil
Nmi
Toles
Elalixt
D.D.D
Sexton Brothers
Nike
Rezziu
Teautir
Eac
BecoDa
Sida
C. D
Wead Develog Company
Chicago, Ill
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