Administration Urges Arbitration Over Panama Canal Row
The United States faces a British protest over Panama Canal tolls and ship exemptions. Secretary Knox will draft a measured reply while considering arbitration at The Hague. An end to the dispute likely hinges on a Senate-approved special agreement, with Wilson’s election offering a potential opening for broader lawful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Knox
Edward Greg
Bryce
Althes
Hague
Grey
Anil Wave
Croat Rhail Sight
Hier Provost
United States
West
Senate
Congress
Waa
Taft
Prom Wilson
Manchester
Eng
Manchester Guardian
Istea
Washington
Edward Grey
Woodrow Wilwon
Panama
Theodore Troosevelt
The
Hane
United States Supreme Court
Ponace
Cudahy Children Finally Ordered To Parents
Kansas City December 10. After nearly three years apart the four Cudahy children were turned over to their parents by a circuit court order. Litigation over custody has dominated the case since the family’s quarrel led to a divorce and the children being placed in guardianship. Mrs Cudahy and Michael Cudahy of Pasadena had been allowed to visit periodically amid ongoing legal efforts to reunite the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansay City
Bmo
Ree
Cudahy
Rhem
Tider Stover
Cirkulk
Cudaly Poniciers
Thea
Tug Hrandmotter
Michael Cudahy
Pasadena
California
Bridgie Webber Denies Kill Rosenthal Plot
New York dispatch reports Bridgie Webber repudiating testimony about the Rosenthal murder case. He asserts no plot to kill Herman Rosenthal and describes others as instigators. Webber blames “squealing” Rose for pressuring gunmen while noting fear for his life and past statements.
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New York
Webber
Mormora
Charles Becker
Une
Herman Rosenthal
Hayat Lo Uay
Minny
Rowenthal
Oper
Negall
She Kainen
Hotsl
Frank Moas
Welber
Alr. Mose
Tack Rose
Rose
Alrons Berker
Herman
Rosenthal
Becker
Charities Debate At YWCA Meeting In City
The Associated Charities movement was discussed at a regular YWCA board session with members noting work plans. A campfire demonstration by six girls preceded a refreshments close as officials from YWCA and Ministerial Association prepared to meet next week to launch the charity effort.
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Associated Charities Movement
Young Woman's Christian Association
Thea
Teawag
Misa Plovenca Halas
Arbitration Row Shapes Senate News from London Papers
English newspapers react to the Panama Canal dispute and the U S arbitration debate. The Pall Mall Gazette calls for Grey to steer back to peaceful settlement while the Westminster Gazette doubts a U S senate approval if arbitration is sought, framing the issue as a delicate diplomatic test.
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Senate
London
Panama
Pall Mull
Edward Grey
Frew Clashes With Attorney At Probe
Washington hearing on the money trust investigation features Frew president of the New York Clearing House Association in clashes with Samuel Untermeyer over the influence of J P Morgan and whether clearing houses hold autocratic power. Frew defends the banks, admits limited control, and notes suspensions affect clearing ability while negotiations over mergers and depositor influence surface in the testimony.
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Washington, D. C
New York
House Thoney Trust
Eee Waller Jr
Frew
New York Clearing House Association
Samuel Untermeyer
Fraw
Bankers’ Trust Company
J. P. Morgan and Company
Ba Morgan
J. Umarmeyer
Mercantile Trust
Corn Jexchange Bank of
Clearing Flouse Association
House Money Trust
Samuel Tntermeyer
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
Dnth
Wren
Uigaring House
Pionta Bank
Ua- Lermsyar
ONS
DUP
Bank Aan Garry
Largze
Ir. Untermeyer
Mr. Untermeyer
Mr. Frew
Henderson 10 box at Rock Island December 19
Henderson the light heavyweight who returned from the Pacific coast will fight Harry Donahue of Pekin before the Bull McCleary Harry Brondell wrestling match at Rock Island December 19. Henderson drilled Davenport today to train. both fighters claim form and predict victory.
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Ar Henderson
Pacific Coast
Harry Donahue
Pekin
Milnais Athletic
Ms Rock Island
McCleary
Harry Brondell
Wenderson
Davenport
Will Argue Lindle Case Before Jury
The Iowa v Lindle case will continue this afternoon with defense testimony to proceed, followed by jury arguments anticipated to span about two days. The lengthy trial, the year's longest in the local district court, began with jury selection on November 28, with Folland Goinslere and D. Noland among those considered.
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State of Iowa
Linde
Jta
Folland Goinslere
D. Noland
Elates
Seek Revision of the Lafarge Case
Parla reports an effort by a committee of scientists writers and politicians to obtain a revision of the 1840 Lafarge murder verdict involving arsenic poisoning of her husband. The case, similar to Mrs Maybrick, hinged on chemist Orfila and experts whose testimony faced challenges from Raspail Gautier and Bertrand studies. Lefarge died after a pardon by Napoleon III.
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Parla
Madame Velarge
Arsenie
Madame Lefarge
Matthiay Orfils
Francois Ragpall
Tulle
Orfla
Argone
Raspail
Inter
Atmuid Gautier
Gueriot Bertrand
Lisberte
Madame Lefarges
Tive
Napoleon IE
Four Captured and One Killed in Memphis Police Raid
Police surrounded a Memphis house and killed Bergen after a shootout while capturing Frank Holloway known as a gang leader and two men and a woman. Bergen and Holloway had ties to multiple bank robberies and a $300,000 heist. Holloway had previously escaped a Texas prison and confessed to various robberies in Chicago seeking extradition.
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Memphis
Minnes Bergen
Frank Walloway
Middlewest
Southwest
Bergen
Howoyar
Roper
Holloway
Fexes
Wallace
Jack
Howse
Chicago
New Westminster
B. C
Gamt
Stolcen
Texas
Rusk
Paven
Frank Holloway
Harold
Vernon
Weatminster
Roosevelt Thanks Supporters At Progressive Party Launch
Roosevelt in Chicago at the La Salle hotel opening of the Progressive Party conference praised donors who funded the launch. He named William Flynn Frank A Munsey George W Perkins and G B Bird and affirmed the new party has come to stay, urging unity among progressives in Congress and state legislatures to push its platform into law.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
la Salle Hotel
William Flynn
Pennerlyania
Frank A. Munsey
George W. Perkins
G. 8. Bird
Dixon
Anne
Gilson
Caldwell
Arage
Kansas
Addams
Walter Weil
New York
Herald
Engand
Socialist Democrats
Germany
Neve Party
Progressive Party
Leadershn
Develon
Congress
Progressive National Committee
Caicago
Njuedee
Senate and House Hearings Open in Early Session
Senate opened at noon with a bill to create a major equeralahip for Colonel Georgea. Commerce committee heard opposition to seamen's involuntary servitude. House opened at noon and committees examined the New York–Grand Trank investigation. Money trust committee continued hearings with New York thinkers. Contest over the seat of Representative Bowman discussed.
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Senate
Georgea
Commerce Committee
Nao
Riles
Yaren-Grand Trank
Money Trust
New York
Bowman
House 10 Conclude Before Week's End
Washington dispatch reports House managers plan to finish presenting prosecution evidence in Judge Archbald impeachment by week’s end. Witnesses will testify briefly on points. Senate expects full case not finished until January as defense contends conspiracy by Scranton figures to smear Archbald.
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Washington, D. C
Henry L. Clayton
House
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Cenate
Archbald
Scranton
Christopher G. Boland
Wm. H. Bolane
Ka Wate
BE. J. Williams
Erie Railroad
Jamieson non-committal on public printer report
The article quotes W D Jamieson of Shenandoah deflecting Washington reports naming him as a probable appointee of Woodrow Wilson as public printer. It argues for constitutional justice and criticizes conservatives, praising the Bristow Amendment and a proposed amendment by Senator Bristow to empower the people and ensure justice.
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Ies Moines
W. D. Jamieson
Shenandoah
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Abrabam Lincoln
Lincoln
Bristow
Dred Scott
Supreme Court
Progressive Party
Senator Bristow
The
United States
Turkey to abandon conquered land in peace plan
London dispatch reports the Allied diplomats shaping postwar boundaries in European Turkey. Adrianople to remain Turkish, frontier to stretch from that fortress to Midia, then south to Dedenghateh, with negotiations centering on a Balkans federation and protection of pious foundations. Austrian war shifts, ministerial resignations, and looming loans fuel regional tensions and threaten international stability amid war scares.
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London
Turkey
St. James Palace
Adrianopie
Europe
Anffesperg
Pola
Austria
Balkanina
Austrian War Department
von Hoetzendorf
Gelrumus
Austria-donesty
Ansiers
Balkan Federation
Russia
Galicia
Young Denies Role in Dynamite Plot Trial
Indianapolis dispatch reports Michael J. Young of Boston testified in the dynamite conspiracy trial that he did not participate in the McNamara plots. As an ironworkers executive, he faced claims of approving a $1000 monthly dynamizing fund and of directing non union job detonations in Boston and Springfield. McManigal linked Young to explosive guidance in a Boston opera house project and a Springfield municipal tower blast with letters produced for evidence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dee. lo—Ac
Michael J. Yona
Boston
McNamare
Young
Ironworkers’ Executive Board
John J. McNamara
Ortle F. McManigal
McManigal
McMaussa
Springield
Mass
Springfield Municipal
McNamara
Toons
Weather forecast for Fairdanighi region chills this week
Forecasters warn a cold wave will push temperatures down in lower Fairdanighi and surrounding areas tonight and Wednesday. Strong winds and possible frost may affect travel and daily activities through midweek.
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Knox Th Preepare
Cudahys
Maye Buen
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Goubler
Guamen
PROBE
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Bisiks
Henderson
Rock Island
Lafarge
Gang OV Aluegid Sab Blowers Roendsd LP
Memchts
Frank Stoloway
Flaney" Tengen
Yeaterday
Knoxville
VLXNS
Perkins
Wll
Clayton
Jamieson
Adrianople
Austria-Hungary
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