Germany Seeks Reasons For Recall Of Attaches
Washington December 6 Federal authorities consider probing the North German Lloyd line amid disclosures from the Hamburg American line case. Count Von Bernstorff submitted to the state department a request for reasons behind withdrawing Captain Boy-Ed and Captain Von Papen. Germany contemplates contesting withdrawals if other incidents influenced the move. The attaches remain in the U S as talks continue.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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State Department
Boy-Ed
von Papen
United States
Archiald
Germany
Department
Washington
Count von. Bernstorff
New York
N.Y
North German-Lloyd Line
Karl Buenz
Hamburg-American Line
U. S
Japs See U S as Peace Emissary to Wilson
Baron Shibusawa a noted Japanese financier meets President Wilson in Washington and expresses hope that the United States can lead world peace efforts. He says Japan would cooperate with the United States to prevent future calamities and emphasizes keeping friendly relations between the two nations.
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Washington, D. C
Baron Shibusawa
Wilson
Viscount Chinda
United States
Japan
Lansing
Europe
Orient
United
United ‘States
Chinese Cruiser Rebel's Capture In Shanghai Chaos
Shanghai reports three rebel outbreaks in 24 hours as authorities suppress attacks. The cruiser Chao-Ho was seized by 40 men, shelled and set ablaze after rebels forced crew to bombard. Three rebels killed, five wounded. police substation attacked, one policeman killed, three wounded. Arsenal repulsed. foreign settlement reports no major damage. Chao-Ho later burned. rebels fled toward Pootung.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Chao-Ho
England Frowns On Ford Peace Mission
London reports a House of Commons inquiry urging an intimation to Henry Ford and William Jennings Bryan that their peace mission to Britain would be irritating and unwelcome. Lord Cecil noted passports covered only neutral nations, so the contingency did not arise while British forces retreat in Mesopotamia reach Kut El Amara. In New Orleans Kid Williams vs Frankie Burns slated for a 20 round bantamweight title bout, bets listed at 6 to 5 against Williams.
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London
House of Commons
Edwin A. Cornwall
Bethanel Green
Henry Ford
William Jennings Bryan
Robert Cecil
Sir Edwin
Fisht
New Orleans
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Wiliawse
Notable Session of Congress Opens With Clark Re-elected Speaker
Congress reconvened in Washington on December 6 for a historic session with Speaker Clark re-elected amid cheers and a swift organizational start. The Senate also organized with Clarke of Arkansas chosen president pro tempore as Vice President Marshall was not present. President Wilson’s annual message to a joint session will mark the real start of business tomorrow.
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Associated Press Oe Wire
Washington, D.C
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Isenate
Wilson
Houe
Clark
Senate
Clarke
Arkansas
Marshall
Mann
James’ M. Baker
Ifor
Venizelos Calls for Liberal Stand in Greek Elections
Paris dispatch reports former Greek premier Venizelos issued a manifesto urging Greeks to abstain from voting in the upcoming general elections. He accuses the government of abusing power, dissolving the chamber, and plans mobilized soldiers' leaves to favor government candidates while opponents are denied leave. The manifesto, dated November 21, reached Paris by mail.
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Associated Press
Paris
Im. Venzelos
Greece
Liberal Party
M. Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Suffrage Demonstration Sparks Capitol Sighting Parade
A large suffrage mobilization in Washington includes a parade to the Capitol as Susan B Anthony amendment is introduced in the House by Rep Mandel. Mrs Sara Field and Miss Frances Joliffe present a 500000 name petition carried 18000 feet long. a missing portion may be recovered in Wilmington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
Susan B. Anthony
House
Representative Mandel
Wyoming
Capitol
Sara Bard Field
Oregon
Frances Jolliffe
California
Representative Mendell
Wilmington
Del
Field
Joliffe
San Francisco
Susan Anthony Damnar
Philadelphia
Two Submarines Attack Ancona Reported by Survivor
A Consul Mason telegram cites Giuseppe Torrisco as saying the Ancona was shelled by two submarines on both sides. He heard a shot in the dining room, saw a periscope to the right, then another shelling on the left. Torrisco was injured and knocked unconscious. four others were wounded and left aboard the ship.
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Associated:Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Mason
Tunis
Giuseppe Torrisco
Ancona
Giuseppe Torrisso
Austrian Monitors Prepare to Bombard Danube Port
Paris dispatch reports four Austrian monitors ready to leave Rustchuk to attack Reni in Bessarabia where a Russian army has formed. The Temps correspondent says information confirms the plan and Romania closes all foreign navigation on the Danube crossing Romanian territory.
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Paris
Rustchuk
Bulgaria
Danube
Reni
Bessarabia
Buchareat
Temps
Rumania
Balkans Crisis Stalemate Prolongs Greek Turkish Talks
London dispatch reports no solution yet on Balkan affairs as Russian forces remain in place near Romania. Greece and the Entente press for full sovereign rights with Athens optimistic on settlement. Premier Skouloudis meets King Constantine and the French minister to Greece amid military questions.
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Associated Press
London
Balkans
Rumania
Athens
Entente
Greece
Skouloudis
Constantine
Acreeth
Reuter
France will not make peace until Alsace and Lorraine are won
Paris dispatch reports Under Secretary of War Albert Thomas declared France will not seek peace until Alsace and Lorraine are reestablished as part of France, Belgium and Serbia restored, and German imperialism and Prussian militarism eliminated. He spoke at a memorial address, stressing allied unity and neutral support to end war.
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Paris
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Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
Serbia
Germany
Albert Thomas
M. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
M. ‘Thomas
Socialist Party
Maurice Barres
League of Patriotism
Protest Over Ship Seizure Demands Prize Court Action
Ambassador Page in London filed a strong protest with the British foreign office against requisitioning American Trans Atlantic vessels without prize court procedure. The Hocking and Genesee were thought covered. Page was instructed to press Britain for a timely decision and insist on early settlement of prize court cases.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ambassador
London Today
State Department
British Foreign Office
Trans-Atlantic Company
Hocking
Halifax
Genesee
St. Lucia
New charges brought in conspiracy case in New York
Five additional indictments were returned against Robert Fay Walter Scholz Max Breitung Dr Herbert Wienzle Haglbert Bronkhorst and Paul Darehe charging conspiracy to murder assault with deadly weapons and to destroy ships The new indictments cover actions against Americans and ships owned in part or wholly in the United States and aim to include events within U S waters Bail status varies with Breitung and Kienzle free on bail Daeche held in Jersey City and to be turned over to the district court
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New York
N.Y
Robert Fay
Walter Scholz
Max Breitung
Herbert Wienzle
Haglebert’ Bronkhorst
Paul Darehe
Fay
United States
Know
Dr. Kienzle
Daeche
Jersey City
U S Continues the German Bomb Probe
The federal grand jury in San Francisco resumes its probe into alleged German dynamite plots to destroy munitions plants and ships. An arrest in the case, Baron George Wilhelm Von Brincken, occurred after it was ruled he was not a military attaché, with bail set at 10070. The report notes ongoing enforcement actions and related charges in a tense wartime security effort.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Federal Grand Jury
George Wilhelm
von Brincken
E. von Brincken
Claim plot to hold up Hill Liner
San Francisco news reports a claimed plot to sabotage the Hill Liner Minnesota by placing chemicals in its water supply. The freighter, en route from Seattle to London with 16,009 tons of foodstuffs, has suffered repeated boiler failures, possibly from non natural causes, as tug Dauntless and salvage ship Jagua close in to assist off the Coronado Islands.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Minnesota
C. W. Wiley
Great Northern Steamship Company
Seattle
London
Wiley
Garlick
Cal
Coronado Islands
Dauntless
Jagua
C. W. Wisley
Sandiego
Greek steamer Spetzai halted at Adriatic entrance
A dispatch from Messina reports the Greek steamship Spetzai, sailing from Piraeus, was stopped at 5:00 p.m. Saturday at the Adriatic entrance by a submarine flying Austrian colors. The incident was relayed to the Journal via Associated Press.
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Paris
Journal
Messina
Italy
Spetzai
Piraeus
Adriatic
Unsettled Weather Across Iowa and Illinois
Weather forecast for Iowa calls for unsettled conditions with rain tonight or Tuesday, with possible snow and colder in the west. Illinois predicts cloudy skies with warmer tonight and Tuesday, with probable rain, indicating a transition to wetter conditions statewide.
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