German Embassy Withheld Documents in Conspiracy Trial
Testimony in federal court centers on a Hamburg American Line agreement to supply German cruisers with coal and supplies from American ports. Dr Carl Buenz described letters cables and telegraphs preserved by the German embassy in Washington and the German government as part of a conspiracy case involving the line and others.
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President hosts Princeton class of 79 dinner
Washington Presidentison dines old classmates at the White House in honor of the Princeton class of 79. Fifty-nine members attended, including Cyrus McCormick and Robert Ridge. The blue room welcomed them before a state dining room horseshoe table as aides stood by. Informal addresses were given and congratulations on the coming marriage were shared.
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Explosion at DuPont Hagley yard kills thirty-one
A massive blast at DuPont's Hagley plant in Wilmington Delaware leveled the upper Hagley packing house and killed thirty-one workers. Victims were young men from Wilmington area. 26 were inside the building when the powder exploded. Company officials said about 8000 pounds of powder were in the packing house and pledged a thorough investigation.
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Powder explosion at yard injures workers and horses
An accident at a packing house yard involved powder stored in boxes and about 900 pounds of contents spilling from a wagon. The blast ripped rocks and debris, injuring several workers and horses, with doctors fearing multiple deaths and potential ignition from a wheel or horse shoe triggering the powder.
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Insanity Plea in Murder Case in Platte County
John Henzel a 15 year old from Platte County has engaged counsel for a murder defense alleged to be caused by insanity at the time of the slaying of his 70 year old wife. Authorities say the crime involved choking with a robe and a skull wound with a nail impression, prompting debate over his mental state.
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French Youths Called to Arms in Paris Debate
Paris reports heated chamber discussion over a Briand backed bill to conscript about 400000 youths born 1897 98 for military service starting December 15. Proponents say reserves are sufficient. opponents claim mass evasion and urge immediate front deployment amid war fears. Separate dispatch notes alarm at possible Austrian cabinet changes amid ongoing crisis.
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Rumania’s Attitude Worries War Allies and Central Powers
London reports Balkan tensions as Romania’s stance unsettles Central Powers and Greece refuses Entente demands for Saloniki, blocking unrestricted Allied use of the Greek port. Amid Balkan strife, Serbia’s defense, Bulgaria’s gains, and Austria’s aims color a fragile wartime balance.
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Hunger and refugee trek through Albania to Monastir
Frail refugees endure starvation on a brutal march along the Monastir highway as a stream of Albanians Serbians and 50 000 Austrian prisoners moves toward safety. Glandsborough Findlay Lady Sibyl Findlay and sixteen English nurses with eight doctors arrived after seven snow bound days with little food. Fifteen of the twenty pack animals perished on the road while families of ministers to Serbia strive to join the escape.
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Wishbone girl gets presents lands all in Stanley county
Chicago reader Trene Driscoll asks President Wilson for the White House Thanksgiving wishbone. Miners send $15 to help a Christmas meal, while government land news reveals 220 acre homestead entries opened in Stanley Haakon and Jackson counties after December tenth.
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Shakeup in Austrian cabinet touches peace envoy
Analyzed dispatches quote Kaiser attempting to curb peace envoy actions. Father Kelley voices criticism, alleging lack of official State Department records and political pressure shaping Catholic positions amid Mexican revolutionary turmoil.
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Francis Joseph Announces Three Resignations
Vienna report confirms several Austrian cabinet ministers have resigned. Autograph letter from Emperor Francis Joseph published in Wiener Zeitung notes resignations of Karl Hemhold, Tol Rost Schuster von Bennett, and Engel Von Mainilden, with appointments to upper tense and other minister positions. The move linked to Emperor William II’s Vienna visit fuels speculation on peace negotiations and Austria’s wartime stance.
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Cashier's Son Pays Up Loss in Bristol Bank Scandal
Webster South Dakota report states several quarter sections of land and city property tied to mortgage transfers from Ted Strand Hess, cashier of the First National Bank of Bristol, to the Bristol Institution. Papers filed with Storns Court by Art Fountain, state bank examiner, show total equity around $30,000 toward offsetting depositor losses. Federal examiner Camp J Dell and authorities seek more Strandness assets as part of tightening up the Bristol bank affair.
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Villa defeated and scattered by Carranza forces at Hermosillo
Reports say Pancho Villa’s forces were defeated by General Dieguez near Hermosillo. Obregon’s army claimed a complete victory with 300 Villa troops wounded and 600 surrendering south of Magdalena. About 200 more surrendered today, while remnants under General Rodriguez reportedly demoralized. Trains and stock moves tied to deposits mentioned.
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Fireman Kort Loses His Life In Fogbound Train Crash
Aberdeen 8 D special reports a head on collision near Wakpala twelve miles east of Mobridge between two Milwaukee Road freight trains. Fireman Kort of Mobridge died shoveling coal on a sidetrack as a fog shrouded one train, and the coal car toppled onto him. Both engineers were badly hurt.
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