Barnes Letters Stir German Courtroom Hype
Berlin reports say New York investors prepare to air claims over Count Hochberg letters amid forged or authentic dispute. Crown Prince disputes forged letters as German stockholders hire counsel. Hochberg allies oppose Barnes.
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Turks Check Persians in Persian Gulf Region
A Turkish detachment arrived at Dilman to protect Armenians from Persian irregulars led by Satar Khan who has pillaged Armenian villages and killed and mutilated civilians. Ali ul Mulk, the Shah’s envoy, arrived in St. Petersburg ostensibly for condolences but is said to seek support against revolutionists.
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Archbishop Glennon Heads to Ireland for Christmas Visit
Rome dispatch says Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis departed for Paris today en route to Ireland to spend Christmas with his family.
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American Bank Branch Planned in Peking
Notes from foreign affairs report an American branch of the International Banking Corporation to be established in Peking. It would be the first American bank in the East among British, French, German, and Japanese institutions active there since 1902.
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Lehrs Return Home From Paris with Notable Sendoff
Mr and Mrs Henry Lehr depart Paris aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after a Ritz stay since last December The Lehrs hosted visiting New Yorkers at dinners and teas while in Paris and kept their departure tightly secret by Ritz staff.
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French Sailors Missing After Snow Squall at St Pierre
Seven crew members of the French warship Amiral Aube vanished after a steam launch to shore last night in a dark snow squall at St Pierre Miquelon. The ship’s officers and shore search found no sign of the launch or its crew, and it is feared the men were drowned when the boat swamped.
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Russia and Austria Agree on Balkan Congress Plan
The Russian Government sent its final reply to the Austrian note received December 10. It backs proposals for an international congress on the Balkan situation and ensures the congress will be held. Final disposition of annexation remains to be settled in separate talks among the powers.
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Archbishop Ireland in Rome Avoids Statement on Return
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul arrived in Rome and visited the Congregation of the Propaganda and the Vatican. He refused to discuss his revisit or topics, saying his words might be misunderstood. He expects to remain in Rome for some time.
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Luther B Little in Arrears Over Commoner Subscription
Luther B. Little head of the Literary Bureau at Republican State Headquarters received a letter from The Commoner, signed by Charles W. Bryan, urging renewal after his subscription lapsed. The note cites post office rules and promises value in keeping The Commoner in circulation to support reform and better laws. Little considered the letter and did not immediately respond.
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Northcliffe Sees Newfoundland Growth and U S Trade Ties
Lord Northcliffe returns from Newfoundland where a $6 million pulp and paper complex rises halfway across the island, promising 15 000 jobs and rapid forest development. He argues Canada will not seek reciprocity with the United States, notes tariff reform trends, and praises American and English investment, rail and shipping progress.
Lusitania Sails for Christmas Europe with Grand Passenger List
The Cunard liner Lusitania departs for Liverpool carrying 1 245 passengers in first to third class and a large mail and bullion cargo. Notables aboard include Princess Henry XVIII Prince Henry of Reuss and Lord and Lady Northcliffe. A White Star Oceanic voyage to Southampton lists many passengers and entourage while Red Star Finland bound for Antwerp carries a group including Edith Peters Catherine Walsh and August Jodin.
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Warrants Issued for Ed ward Callahan and Associates
Warrants were issued today for the arrest of Ed ward Callahan and ten of his friends for plotting and carrying out the shooting of Rash Sebastin and his companion near Callahan’s home. Sebastin, a Breathitt County constable, was shot in the shoulder and may not survive. a mule at Deaton’s side was killed amid rising tension in Hine County.
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Woodruff Lacks Authority to Build Adirondack Road
Albany Dec 15 The Court of Appeals ruled Chairman Timothy L Woodruff of the Republican State Committee has no legal right to build a road to Camp Kill Kare over State lands. He must obtain legislative authority to proceed, ending a long fight in the state courts.
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Senator Platts Memoirs to Be Published in Cosmopolitan
It was announced that United States Senator Thomas C. Platts memoirs would begin in Cosmopolitan Magazine for March. Platt, whose term ends March 4, has long been a dominant figure in New York politics and led the Republican machine for decades, with his recollections said to be frank about political matters spanning half a century.
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