Allies Demand Most of Turkey in Dardanelles Settlement
At the peace conference, allies publish territorial terms demanding all of Ottoman Europe west and north of a Saros-Midia line, including Albania autonomy under Ottoman suzerainty, Macedonia, most of Thrace, Crete, Aegean islands, and the Dardanelles with a strip of Marmara guarding access to Constantinople. Turks show no emotion while Rechad Pasha announces willingness to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
Europe
Gulf of
Saros
Midia
Black Sea
Albania
Macedonia
Thrace
Adrianople
Kirk-Kilisseh
Balkan
Aegean Sea
Crete
Constantinople
Tehatalja
Sea of Marmara
Dardanelles
Nui
Rechad Pasha
Turkish Terms Set at Fifth Peace Conference Meeting
At the fifth peace conference Turkey faced allied demands to cede western territories including lands west of a Marmora to the Black Sea line excluding Gallipoli, cede Aegean islands, and Greek rights in Crete. Albania’s status to be decided later under Ottoman suzerainty with limited powers. Conference adjourned for Turkey to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Rodosto
Sea of Marmora
Bay of
Malatia
Black Sea
Gallipoli
Albania
Aegean Islands
Greece
Crete
Great Bear Spring Water Ad Case Bottles
Advertisement notes pricing for per case of glass-stoppered bottles of Great Bear Spring Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bear
Black Hand Forced Wedding Ends in Delayed Consent
Julia Stewart, 15, returned to her mother in White Plains with Frank Dasho, 20, after fleeing Dec 14 over alleged Black Hand threats. Dasho claimed royal lineage and pursued marriage. a Justice refused without mother's consent, and the plan shifted to Sound Beach pending formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Julia Stewart
Frank Dasho
Dasho
Stewart
Dasha
Dashe
Justice Anderson
Sound Beach
Tragic Death After Santa Gabe Causes EightYearOld to Step Before Cart
Eight year old Beatrice Kessy of Williamsburg followed a Santa Claus figure from a department store costume down Broadway at 9 PM. She stepped in front of a butcher's wagon and was struck by the horse and wheels. Driver Jacobo Schessier stopped, but the girl died en route to Bushwick Hospital. Police said it was an accident and the driver was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Kessy
Decatur Street
Williamsburg
Santa Claus
Broadway
Jacobo Schessier
Moore Street
Bushwick Hospital
Wolenia
Garment Workers Vote Overwhelming For Strike in City
In Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx twenty one halls held a vote by garment workers in the men's ready made clothing trade. Last night the result was displayed to a large crowd showing 3 736 for strike to 2 522 against. The date will be set soon by the United Garment Workers of America. The strike would affect about 25 000 operatives and demands include a forty eight hour week a twenty percent wage increase elimination of subcontractors safer shops and general union conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
East Broadway
Rutgers Square
United Garment Workers of America
Rockefeller Wins Match at Tarrytown in Genteel Style
Special to The New York Times reports John D. Rockefeller defeated Eric Bushnell in the rubber game at Tarrytown. Four up with twenty holes played, Rockefeller held top form driving from New York, influencing Bushnell with lighthearted trap to toss the game off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Eric Bushnell
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Bushnell
New York
Father Lennon
Pocantico Hills
Sheiley
Arthur T. Brooks
Bushrell
Mr. Bushnell
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockeeller
Sulzer Bars Guard Parade For Inauguration in Albany
Governor-elect William Sulzer declines the customary 2000 dollar military parade. Instead, Governor Dix and staff will meet Sulzer by carriage and escort to the Assembly Chamber, with Major Gen. Eddy and Commodore Forshew coordinating the civil escort. Oath by Mitchell May.
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Albany
William Sulzer
National Guardsmen
Executive
Capitol
Gov. Dix
Executive Chamber
John G. Eddy
National Guard
Robert P. Forshew
Naval Militia
Mitchell May
Genuine Deerfoot Farm Sausages Ady Warning
A notice warns that Genuine Deerfoot Farm Sausages are never sold in bulk and are wrapped in parchment with the name printed in red ink. Ady cautions buyers to beware of imitations.
Indict 3 For Graft In Police Bribery Scheme
The Grand Jury indicted Patrolman John J. Skelly Sol Wolfe a saloon keeper and Emanuel Maas in a police graft case linked to Mrs Mary Goode testimony. Wolfe was arrested near the Tottenville station and is said to have agreed to turn state evidence. District Attorney Whitman sought inside help to expose a larger graft network and secure convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goode
John J. Skelly
Sol. Wolfe
Emanuel Maas
Skelly
Tottenville
S. J
Leigh
District Attorney’s Office
Waldo
Whitman
Curran Committee
Sol Wolfe
Wolfe
Maas
Maier
Dubellier
Mrs.Goode
Sadie Green
Mrs. Goode
109Th Street House
Criminal Court
Mr. Whitman
Jinas
Golden State Limited to California train advert
The no excess fare pioneer de luxe train slips westward each evening from Chicago and St. Louis on a smooth low altitude journey from rough Winter into soft Summer. Comfort begins at the beginning and invests every hour of the brief journey. Information from K E Palmer, 238 Broadway, New York.
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California
Chicago
St. Louis
Comfort
Broadway
New York
Adv
World Is Becoming Americanized Interview in Times
Famous poet dramatist and Nobel laureate discusses art and literature’s drift toward American styles. He offers views on cultural trends in the United States and abroad in an engaging interview set for NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES.
Public Service Corp Sets $9 Week Minimum for Women
The Public Service Corporation of New Jersey will require a $9 weekly minimum wage for women and girls starting Jan 1. The policy, described as a Christmas gift by President Thomas N. McCarter, aims to provide a decent living wage and protect young women from temptations while at work. The measure covers current and future female employees, reflecting a moral obligation alongside practical duties and environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Welfare Committee
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Corporation
Public Services Corporation
Vinegar King Loses Wife in Honeymoon
Stephen Scutt a 75 year old Verbank vinegar magnate known as the Vinegar King seeks his 19 year old grandniece and bride Miss Alice Lee after she vanished following quarrels. He gave her 25000 at their May wedding and bought a racing car she wrecked. she fled last Thursday night and neighbors say they had not lived happily for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Stephen Scutt
Verbank
Vinegar King
Alice Lee
Scutt
Brooklyn
Scott
Miss Lee
Rock City
Mulbrook
High Sper
Oak Summit
Central New England
Mrs. Scott
Seiter Divorce Off After Reconciliation In Los Angeles
Reno Nev December 23 Mrs M B Seiter abandons divorce case after returning to husband following the Los Angeles visit that united the couple and restored family harmony. She had moved from New York wealth to Reno living two months, entertained socially, and prepared to reside in Los Angeles with baby and nurse. Cole Harwood, partner of United States Senator Massey, handled her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Reno
Nev
M. B. Seiter
Los Angeles
New York
Seiter
Col. Seiter
Crockery
Hisging
Seite
Cole Harwood
United States
Massey
FLEECED BY BERLIN WOMEN
An American described as a New York Banker loses a diamond watch traveler’s checks and $75 after meeting two women in a Berlin ice palace. They drove him to his Unter den Linden hotel, then vanished with the taxi and his valuables. Police aim to locate the duo with help from the chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Berlin
New York
Unter den Linden
Auto crash in Woodbridge kills man at pole
John F. Rogge Jr. of Elizabet h, New Jersey, was killed when his car struck a telegraph pole after swerving to avoid a high speed vehicle. Passenger Charles M. Meekey of Hazlet was injured lightly. Coroner investigates. fleeing car leaves no plate. Rogge was a salesman for the American Radiator Company of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
N. J
John F. Rogge, Jr
Mary Street
Elizabeth
Rogge
Charles M. Meekey
Haziet
Jit
Meeker
le Rogge
American Radiator Company of
New York
More Pay for Christmas Special to The New York Times
Chicago December 25 Every clerk at the Pullman Company nationwide will receive a Christmas salary increase. Effective January 4 raises range from 6 to 17 percent, benefiting thousands including 1,200 in Chicago. Officials mechanics and car employes are excluded. company president John M Lee notes the voluntary gesture boosts the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne York Times
Chicago
Pullman Company
United States
John
Lee
Runnels
Willner seeks to revoke gift and recover funds from Wright
Philip Willner of Auburndale aged 84 sues in Boston to cancel a 25 000 gift deed to John Dutton Wright proprietor of the Wright Oral School Mount Morris Park West New York and to recover the remaining 25 000 alleging Wright used influence to induce the gift and failed to honor promised income while admitting 75 060 had been returned. The case follows Willner alleging deception and breach of agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Philip Willner
Auburndale
John Dutton Wright
Wright
Mount Morris Park West
New York
Willner
Washington Tour for $12.00 to National Capital
Pennsylvania Railroad advertises a December 26 three day trip from New York to the National Capital at a total of $12.00 covering necessary expenses with ticket agents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Capital
New York
Refuses a throne as Bavaria Regent Prince Ludwig declines kingship
Munich December 23 Prince Ludwig who succeeded his father Prince Luitpold as Regent of Bavaria on December 12 has refused the throne. A manifesto asks the people not to press his acquiescence in dethroning King Otto. In a letter to the Prime Minister the Regent pledges to follow his father’s example and reject any constitutional change to crown him king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Ludwig
Luitpold
Bavaria
Otto
Wireless operator killed at Norddeich station
Berlin December 25. A wireless operator named Muller was killed at Norddeich near the North Sea in what is believed to be the first recorded case of a wireless operator dying at his post. He reportedly touched live transmission wires carrying extremely high voltage, causing instantaneous death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Berlin
Norddeich
North Sea
Muller
Snowy Christmas Expectation Sparks Nostalgic Wishes
Weather predictions say Christmas 1912 will feature fresh snow and a strong breeze. The article evokes old-time holiday imagery with sleigh bells and ideal Christmas day scenes.
Fur Boa Becomes Life Line On Icy Lake Rescue
Miss Florence G Sheldon daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sheldon Llewellyn Read Montclair NJ skated on Vereta Lake yesterday afternoon the ice gave way Otto Sinnertud pro skater heard her cries and used a fur boa as a life line others pulled her to safety after she tossed the fur to him the rescue succeeded on the thin ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Florence G. Sheldon
Clarence Sheldon
Llewellyn Read
Vereta Lake
Sheldon
Otto Sinnertud
Sutetr
Twins 94th Birthday Celebration in Babylon Heads Tomorrow
Samuel and William Muncy of Babylon Long Island known world wide as the oldest twins plan to celebrate their ninety fourth birthday tomorrow. Both are active and expect to reach one hundred together. They are total abstainers and credit their longevity to that fact. They will attend church then share Christmas dinner at a relative's home with a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel and
Wiliam Muncy
Babylon
L. I
Sickles Pays First Installment On Monument Commission Loss
In Albany on Saturday Stanton Sickles handed Deputy Attorney General Kellogg a $5,000 payment toward a $28,936.44 deficiency in Gen. Daniel H. Sickles’s accounts as chairman of the New York Monument Commission. The amount, drawn by Caroline G. Sickles and payable to Attorney General Carmody, was to be turned over to State Controller Lohmer. The Controller’s office prepared data on liability per cofe as to Gen. Sickles’s failure to cover the loss, but work paused pending the family’s full settlement of the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Dec
Stanton Sickles
Kellogg
Daniel H. Sickles
New York Monument
Coe
Gen. Sickles
Two Gulf Schooners Lost Near Jamaica Gulf Coast
The British schooner Georgiana with eleven passengers and four crew foundered off Lucca Jamaica while trying for the port in the November Gulf storm. All on board are believed lost. The Cartagena has not been heard since November 17 and is presumed sunk with seven crew. One victim was W. B. Boden, a Grand Cayman merchant. The Georgiana, a two masted schooner and Gulf trade mainstay, sailed from Montes Bay for Caymelirac on November 16.
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Mobile
Ate
Lucca
Jamaica
Cartagena
W. B. Boden
Cargotown
Grand Cayman
West Indies
Gulf Coast
Montes Bay
Junowica
Caymelirac
Gulf Nerts
Guardian for Muriel Astor Appoints Local Guardian
Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday named Alonzo G. McLaughlin as guardian ad litem for Miss Muriel Astor daughter of Mrs Joan Astor and sister of Vincent Astor. The order covers a friendly partition suit over property in Kings County held by Col Astor and his sisters under their father's will. The action also involves Mrs Madeleine Force Astor and her infant son as defendants. Ex Justice Gildersleeve previously served as guardian ad litem for the Astor baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Astor
Joan Astor
Vincent Astor
Supreme Purt Justice
Brooklyn
Alonzo G. McLaughlin
William Street
Manhattan
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Muriel
Caroline S. Wilson
Charlotte A. Haig
John Jacob Astor
Kings County
Col. Astor
Madeleine Force Astor
Gildersleeve
Litem
Astor
Antiquated Phrase About Whiskey and Medicine
Fragmentary note mentions whiskey in medicinal quantities and a reference to a doctor, with unclear author and date. Likely a historical snippet showing informal medicinal use and possible misreading of names. No identifiable events, places, or organizations readily extractable from the legible text.
Mellen Indicted by Federal Jury in Sherman Case
Federal grand jury indicts Charles S. Mellen of the New Haven company Edson J. Chamberlin of the Grand Trunk Montreal and Alfred W. Smithers Grand Trunk chairmen on charges of restraining trade by an agreement with the New Haven to halt extensions to Providence Boston and New York taking aim at broader North American competition and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Edson J. Chamberlin
Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada
Montreal
Alfred W. Smithers
Grand Trunk
London
Federal Grand Jury
New Haven
Providence
U. L
Boston
New York
Grand
Mellen
Chamberlin
Waldorf
Hough
Federal District Court
Smithers
England
Grand Trunk Railway
Charles M. Hays
Portland
Maine
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
New England
New London
Mr. Hays
Massachusetts
Woenspecker and Pawtucket
R. L
White River Junction
Vermont
Uxbridge
Worcester
Blackstone
Hays
West
New Flaven
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wich
United States
Jesse Co. Adkins
Henry Guiler
Grand Jury
Zingland
Palmer
Wickersham
James A. Fowler
Wise
Mr. Mellen
Washington
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Threate
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Voten
Rattles Bushnell
Sulzer Bars
The
Police
Collector
Cor
Grand Jury Room
Hauptmann
TIMES
Jersey Public Service Corporation
Bride
J. F. Rogge, Jr
Wright Oral School
City
Kryptek Toric
Spemeer’s
Maiden Lane
George Washington
Bremen
Weather Man
Girl Skater
Sickles
Controller’s Office
Guardian
A. G. McLaughlin
A. W. Smithers
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