Russia Angered by Sulzer Resolution Spars With Russia
Washington scene as the Sulzer resolution drawing final language protests from Russia. Ambassador Bakhtemelte and Secretary Knox meet the president after a White House conference. Senators seek modification while cautious diplomacy continues with Moscow over the 1832 treaty and potential concessions for American Jews.
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Congress Briefs Shows Busy Week Ahead in Senate and House
Senate not in session but schedules a Monday meeting while hearings on a liquor inquiry and energy issues press the agenda. House convenes at noon with discussion on deficiencies, appropriations, and a treasury matter as leaders seek to steer debates and potential amendments.
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Detectives Chase Kaufman Fugitives Across City
Chicago police pursue George Rubenny William Stacey and accomplices Fred Hencham Toland Chennell in the Kaufman murder case. Descriptions indicate a ten hour lead for the fugitives as detectives widen the manhunt. The death of Edmund Kaufman is under investigation with appeals for information and ongoing inquiries.
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Chicago
South
George Rubenny
Wm. Stacey
Fred Uonefim
Toland Chennell
Edmund Kaufman
Fred Hencham
Kaufman
House That Jack Built staged for White Sparrow fund
Des Moines reissue of the dreams of fairyland drew crowds for the charity event. Mrs Flortemse Reynolds presented the solo performance of the show, with thirty five individuals attending the initial showing. Indications pointed to record audiences for the afternoon matinee.
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Dee
Jack Bulit
Flortemse Reynoldy
Cows Struck by Passenger Train Near Fairport
Five cows were killed this afternoon when the California Limited train struck them near Fairport while trespassing on railroad property. The incident caused no delay to the train, which continued to Musentine on schedule.
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Fairport
Musentine
Anglo-German War Prognosis Shapes Mid Century Plans
In New York, Tom Norton Grisinia a conservative MP, predicts England and Germany will be at war within six years, arguing the entire German nation backs conflict and that Europe must unite to confront a looming threat to the British Empire. He cites Canada’s reciprocity stance and banking opposition as factors behind the forecast.
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Tom Norton Grisinia
Weddesbury
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Yor
Canadian Northwest
Canada
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U. S
America
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Governors Enthusiastic Over Western Governors Tour Results
A convoy of western governors completed a 2400 mile, 29 city tour aimed at strengthening east west ties and showcasing resources. The return was cheered with a 17 gun salute and festive events in St Paul. Officials touted broader patriotism and a unified nation through the trip.
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East
Marks Named Power Behind the Throne in Rambling Trial
In Council Bluffs on December 16, the Benjamin Marks conspiracy trial opened. Witnesses linked Marks to guarding open rambling operations for years, while John Mabray’s alleged fraud netted over 1 million dollars across states. Prosecution suggests other prominent figures may be drawn into the case.
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John Mabray
Marks
Mabray
Basson
Iowa
Cosson
Maybray
Keokuk Group Prepares Evidence for Rate Hearing
Members of the Keokuk Industrial association gather evidence for the Interstate Commerce Commission examiner ahead of next month’s rate hearing. Keokuk shippers argue freight rates are excessive and put local businesses at a disadvantage.
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Keokuk
Keokuk Industrial Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plot to destroy Fort Riley believed uncovered in confession
Military officials in Port Riley investigate alleged plot to annihilate the post using dynamite and nitroglycerin. Private Mi ogkne Quirk confesses. authorities say further testimony links him to accomplices and places him near Tuunction City during the crimes. Arrests include Rev. M. Brewer and Mrs. Anna Jordan amid ongoing efforts to obtain warrants.
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Miogkne Quirk
Jaye Ad
Army
M. Brewer
Wa Ir
Anna Jordan
Anding
Brewer
Topeka
United States
Chase
Officiwe Telay
Tam Iain
Tim
Tunction City
Funeral services for G. W. Dillaway this Sunday
The funeral for G. W. Dillaway, age unknown, who died after injuries from a clash involving factory guards and federal officers in Memphis will be held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. L. Lane 418 Pine Street. Dr J B Smith pastor of First Baptist will conduct a private service. The Masons will handle the burial. Dillaway’s remains arrived today with Mrs. Dillaway and his sister Mrs. Lane. An investigation continues into the incident but no statements are yet available.
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Memphis
Nlineis
I. L. Lane
Pine Street
J. B. Smith
First Baptist Church
Muscatine Mann
G. W. Dillaway
Lane
Dillaway
Ornerg
New Clue Follows In Search For Girl Missing
Chicago detectives pursued a fresh lead in the search for Vielel Buehler, 16, who vanished after leaving her mother's State street notes on November 25 to head for Racine Wisconsin. Samuel J. Winegar, a retired minister, reported seeing no girl matching her description talking with two men at Kenosha depot on November 29, noting the men were masked by Bray overcoats.
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Vielel Buehler
State Street
Racine
Wis
Samual J. Winegar
Aers
Dr Allen Bell to Be Heard Sunday in City
Dr and Mrs Allan Bell of Canon ity Colorado arrive this noon and will stay with Mr and Mrs R B George and the Singett family at Octagon place over Sunday He is a retired clergyman and will preach at the first service of the day
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Colorado
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Bell
Wife Attempted Suicide After Rejected Marriage Proposal
Portland Oregon socialite Mrs. Dean Robinson, staying at the La Salle in Chicago, shot herself after a hotel telephone call from Frank H. Cockrell of Jerseyville Illinois. Cockrell, a traveling salesman, later said he is not related to the former Missouri senator. Robinson was hospitalized in serious condition. Cockrell fled but was later traced to Jerseyville.
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jJerseyville
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Boston man shoots son then kills himself in hotel tragedy
Samuel P. Ayres of Boston fatally shoots Joseph Ayres, his son, in a hotel room in California then commits suicide. Bodies found after a morning gunshot incident linked to family troubles and a prior loss of wife. Ayres had recently purchased a Riverside area ranch. Boston records show no known relation to the man.
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Tauer
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Riverside
Mass
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Las Angeles
Cyclone Johnny Thompson Defeated in Australian Bout
Johnny Thompson, American middleweight, lost on points in two rounds at the Sydney Stadium. Referee notes state opponent Rice emerged the winner in a bout fueled by local crowd tension. Thompson's defense faded as Rice landed cleaner blows to secure the decision.
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Angirella
Cyclone
Johnny Thompson
Potnta
Sudium
Rice
First Practice Set for High School Band Officers Chosen
High school pupils formed a new band with Principal Glen B True as president and Ti jmer Steinmetz as vice president. Sidney Guthrie is secretary and Lloyd Wells treasurer. Julius Paudiet to direct. first rehearsal slated for the first day of school in 1912. Sixty pieces projected. instrument shortages to be resolved. lessons to begin for beginners.
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Tijmer Steinmetz
seYool
Sidney Guthrie
Lioyd Wells
Julius Paudiet
Dellar
Inestead
Mothers Day Date Change Highlighted by Superintendent
Superintendent T W B Everhart told public school teachers at the High school that Mothers Day was moved from January 18 to January 26. He cited teachers’ year-end duties and Christmas programs in churches as reasons to reduce extra Meathers Day workload for students and maintain school efficiency. The session also noted a prominent Presbyterian clergyman visiting Muscatine to see Mr George after an eye operation.
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United States
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Russia
Republcan
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Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
George
Secretaryship Consideration For Wate rloo Young Men's Association
A. W. Hartquist is asked to accept the secretaryship of the Mascatoine Association during B. McNeil's illness. A committee, reported by Friday's Journal, favors Hartquist and will hear his decision Tuesday. McNeil takes a leave of absence possibly six months to a year, effective the first of the year.
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Ghriglian Association
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Weathera Report On Iowa Weather Tonight And Sunday
Unsettled weather with light snow in the north tonight and Sunday. Colder temperatures in the north tonight with sunrise at 7 12 and sunset at 5 20. Moon rise noted at 3 20 a.m.
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