Talks Over Peace Terms At Conference On Ottoman Issues
Reports from London describe Mulvartan and Turkish delegates at peace talks in session with Greek participation debated. Turkish asserts Adrianople must fall and vows to break off if needed, while Rechid Pasha cites peace with honor and autonomy for Albania under sultanate suzerainty and insists Greece must sign armistice first.
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Roumania
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Fighting Not Over In Athen The Right Wing Attack
A formal bulletin from Athens reports 6:59 Friday morning a general assault on the Greek right wing halted only after four hours of heavy bombardment by Turkish fire. Greek artillery silenced Ragatora batteries and the clash near Aetofachen involved about 200 officers and men. The battle paused with the fall of mizhre and notable courage by officers and soldiers.
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Forger Myron Livingston Arrested in New York
New York reports satisfaction over the arrest and arraignment of Myron A. Livingston for forgery. The suspect is alleged to have passed forged certified checks to steal at least 56 000 from bank officials across the East over two years. Livingstone, 40, describes himself as a real estate agent and importer with Brooklyn roots. evidence links him from Baltimore to Montreal.
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Tragic Fall at Sev erin Hotel Construction Site
Indianapolis reports a 24 year old structural frontworker Cleveland Williams fell twelve stories from the under construction Sev erin hotel at Georgia and Illinois streets and died within minutes. Details remain sparse as investigators sort the incident.
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Mrs Elmer Black Headed Peace League Hostess
Mrs Elmer Black presides as head of the American Peace League and acts as hostess to Baroness Von Suttner in a social event highlighting pacifist efforts.
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Formal demand seeks repayment of missing New York monuments funds
Attorney General Carmody has sent formal demands to New York Monuments Commission members over a deficit of 29945 dollars. General Daniel Sickles faces pressure after grace periods expire, with potential court action after December 20. Colonel Lewis Steeman, new chairman, vows to contest liability and keep the Gettysburg celebration plans alive.
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Sickles
Lewis R. Steeman
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Gettysloee
Gettsburg
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Terse telegrams highlight varied 1900s concerns
Apparent civil anti trust attack on Philadelphia candy trust by Attorney General Wickersham. Five $1,000 bills found in a New York church poor box without an ecard. Whitehall Reid ill with asthma and nervous breakdown. Roberts elected president of United States Express. Theater move and national stage issues cited. New York Polo Association challenges. Congress considers invention tax and utilities dispute in Peru. Lincolnton memorial proposed at Watlington. Senate vote near unanimous.
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Reform proposals debated at Pujo hearing on stock exchange
Washington December 14 gains focus as Pujo committee considers radical reforms for the New York Stock Exchange. Proposals include banning big traders from executing orders for manipulators, outlawing short sales, and enforcing stock delivery at the clearing house. Officers dispute practicality while former presidents defend exchange practices amid ethics questions on manipulation.
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Jury verdict in Buffalo woman case for attempted murder
In Lockport New York on December 14 the jury found Mrs Mary M Manner of Buffalo guilty of first degree attempted murder for shooting her husband during a North Tonawanda drive last September. Judge Hickey sentenced her to not less than ten years nor more than fifteen years and six months in Auburn prison
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Three South Bend Druggists Charged With Selling Dope
In South Bend Indiana on December 14 three druggists were charged with selling dope. The men named are Joseph J. Kinser L A Kolupa Co and Claude Root. The charges stem from a confession by a dealer found dead after selling morphine tablets to youths.
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Theodore Roosevelt Joins Society for Male Persuasion
New York reports Theodore Roosevelt as the original charter member of a group linked to the Society for the Prevention of Use. Officers decide to admit real members amid national interest as Roosevelt joins to support the so called “songs” and plans to participate himself.
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Paris Clubman Walter De Mumm Shot by Mrs Barnes
Walter De Mumm a Parisian clubman and brother of a noted turfman was shot and seriously wounded by Mrs Barnes an American woman known in Paris clubland. The blonde divorcee from New York sought a final interview before the incident. De Mumm confronted her and she fired several shots then fled by taxi to the railway station and boarded for London.
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Newceartle Youth Sentenced for Murder
Court Nicholas, 31, was found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to life for shooting Ward Hines to death last September. Defense argued the homicide was accidental.
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Weather Log Notes From Evening Office
Observation shows fair skies with rising temperatures at 8 p m yesterday. Officials report continued warming ahead of upcoming night conditions.
Dynamite Trial Witness Under Fire In Bad On Stand
District Attorney Miller argued that witness testimony in the dynamite case did not match grand jury statements. Witness Tootoa and co defendant McManigal linked to Detroit explosions and a Bloomville run, while defense says not all facts align with prior investigations.
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Work Together For Community Development In Indiana
Indianapolis December 14 The Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers association plans a statewide movement for community development at its January 8 annual convention. Editors of Indiana newspapers will attend sessions to learn and join the effort. The aim is closer relations among small town businesses and papers to boost home advertising and keep trade at home. The drive seeks to encourage home ownership, stable population, and local money circulation. Also noted are two separate criminal charges: James Hatfield's wife, a local resident, faces a $5,000 bond over alleged immoral selling of his stepson. and George Durton, a bachelor farmer, is similarly held on a $5,000 bond for criminal assault.
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Trial Set This Week in Indiana Murder Case
Greenfield Indiana December 11 The trial of Joseph Hicks of Shirley remains slated for this week as Hicks pleads not guilty and seeks an insanity defense in the fatal shooting of Oscar Marti. The feud reportedly began when Martin and Hicks lived in Kentucky.
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Sherman & Impson Convicted In Family Murder Trial
In Boonville Indiana, the trial of Sherman and Sinnyexon for the murder of Judas Ben Dorsey ended with a verdict of two to twenty nine years in prison.
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W C Brown President of fe Yoe Sentral to Face Court
W C Brown, president of fe Yoe Sentral, may be required to appear in court as the case progresses. Authorities have not released further details. The organization faces potential legal action stemming from alleged misconduct.
Indictments May Follow Inquiries Involving Railroads
Washington reports indicate possible criminal proceedings by the department of justice against W C Brown and Jenbn Carlensen officers of the New York Central railroad over rebating. Earlier indictments were returned against Lake Shore Ble Four and Chicago Indiana Southern subsidiaries for rebates to O Gara Coal. A Chicago grand jury decision may follow after a DOJ meeting with James Wilkerson, US district attorney. In Lebanon Indiana a buggy overturn killed a baby and seriously injured Mrs Virtue. In Washington unofficial reports say William J Calhoun may be offered adviser post to Yuan Shih KaI of the Chinese republic.
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Governor Elect Ralston to Speak at New York Banquet
Lebanon Ind Dec 14 Governor Elect Samuel M Ralston of Indiana is in New York to address the Indiana Sports at the Plava hall banquet tonight in the city.
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Samuel M. Ralston
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Acquittal in Murder Case of John McEwen
Evanaville Indiana reports a jury verdict of acquittal for John McEwen charged with the murder of Cleveland Dennison last August. McEwen testified self defense as his plea.
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Market Quotations From Indiana and Eastern Cities
Market quotes list wheat corn oats and hay in Indianapolis and prices at Cincinnati Chicago East Buffalo and Toledo. Includes cattle hogs and sheep ranges with receipts and various grade prices for No 2 red wheat and No 2 corn, plus July and May futures and cash figures.
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Fitzgerald Says Constituents Not Office Seekers
A House debate on abolishing internal revenue posts reveals that Fitzgerald and supporters view constituents as patriotic citizens who could improve administration if given a chance. The discussion touches patronage, salaries, and the balance of economy with pork-barrel projects amid broader political exchanges.
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DIPLOMAT'S TALENTED WIFE AT CENTER OF EUROPEAN EUGENICS STUDY
Princess Lichnowssy, wife of a diplomat, is also a painter, singer, writer, and illustrator. She is known as Marhilde Arn of Zinneberg before marriage and advocates Anglo German cooperation while pursuing eugenics research. Her work, praised for its broad sympathy, attracts discussion across Europe and beyond.
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Electric Bitters touted for stomach and rheumatic relief
A reader praises Electric Bitters for curing longterm stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter from Lewisboro notes dramatic benefits and calls the tonic uniquely suited, with a guarantee of satisfaction from WKnoefel Drug Co.
Wireless and telegraph security questioned by observers
The article notes concerns over wireless and telegraph systems being susceptible to tapping and interception. It mentions Morse code readers in telegraph offices and distant wire taps as examples, plus an investigator rear-flagging attempts to interfere with phones and telegraphs across long distances.
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Dr King’s New Discovery for bronchial illnesses
The piece promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for winter and spring maladies, claiming it prevents pneumonia and relieves colds and croup. An endorsement from Mrs. George W. Place of Rawsonville Virginia is cited, with price details and a free trial bottle at Knoefel Drug Co.
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Notice to Subscribers for Delivery Problems at Tribune
Readers of the New Albany Tribune who do not receive their paper regularly or promptly are asked to inform the Tribune Company. Contact via Cumberland 9 or Home 236.
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