Arrests Rise as Filipino Uprising Roils Manila
Manila reports a fresh spurt of unrest with eight arrested in the capital and twenty-one Filipinos captured near Navotas after a clash with police. American officials and Filipino agitators linked to Arsenio Ricarte are cited as sparks, while Governor Harrison is away. The Senate debates Jones bill implications for island self government amid arrests and potential stability concerns.
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Manila
Prrncips
Navotna
St, Nevatas
Melendres
Navotas
Washington
Mamita Tiene
Sustings
Court
Arsenlo Ricarte
Bene Kong
Ricarte
Christeau
Francin Harton Hartinin
Winfred T. Denison
Secretary of the Interior
Mr. Harrison
Tribune
Senate Philippines Committee
United States
Galtinger
Mindy
Pitt
Euch
Crawford
Miteheark
Ar Department
Paroled father placed in son's custody under strict sobriety
James Martin of K20 Third ay wee paroled yesterday into the custody of his fourteen year old son for a year. Magistrate Appleton ordered no cheering or drinking. Martin, who celebrated Christmas noisily and was arrested for drunkenness, must not drink or he faces the island prison for six months. The magistrate had planned workhouse confinement but relented after the boy's plea.
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Pather
James Martin
Appleton
Martin
Beverngen
Rules Win Gem Loot Robber Lures Jeweller in Tarrytown
A thief lured W. J. Zimmer, a Tarrytown jeweller, from his store by sending him to a fake street address to repair a clock. While Zimmer was away, the robber took three rings valued at about $500. The crime was uncovered upon his return.
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Tarrytown
W. J. Zimmer
Zimmer
Regiment Engineers 22d N G N Y Disbanded by Governor Glynn
News that the 22d Regiment Engineers, National Guard of New York, was wiped off the guard roster reached its officers at the armory. Governor Glynn ordered disbanding after War Department reports found the unit failed to meet engineer standards. The regiment, organized in 1861, included 825 officers and men with 100 in the veteran corps. many had served in Civil War and various strikes.
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Glyon
Washington
Brooklyn
Walter Hotchkin
John G. Re. Lilliendahl
H. Dyett
Edward F. MacGrotty
Walter B. Porter
William A. Ross
Frederick S. Callahan
Frederick Wende
Ernest F. Ntelson
Fredw A. Onderdonk
Charles J. Dieges
Christopher L. Levien
William S. Coxrow
George W. Hatlaon
Harvey Garrison
George H. Iburn
Arthur C. Smith
General Wingate
War Department
O'Ryan
Glynn
Hotchkin
Explosion Traps Couple As Fire Rages At Rooming House
Fire on the third floor of 57 Janest shortly after dawn trapped a man and a woman who died after being removed to St. Vincent's Hospital. Patrolman Bennett helped carry them out as police investigated an explosion from two gas jets. The three story house run by Edward Fricke burned atop the top floor. a crucifix survived the blaze.
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Janest
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bennett
Hitarts
Edward Fricke
Hennett
Howard Av
Brooklyn
Atlantic Av
Long Island
George Mace
Nichol Joe Mennes
Place
Mennes
Charles Roebuck
Price
Cur Nod Tunnel
Jamaica
Roebuck
Eed AG
James McCool
Jefferson Av
Morrin Park
St. Mary's Hospital
Bushwick Monpitel
Hawarday
Atlantic Ny
Heerheimer
Ina
Martin ¢ R
of & Brooklyn
Lael
Pisco
Mannes
Roe
Buck
Theolies
Roebues
Suydam
Cooperets
Whitman Witnesses and Guns Tied to Murder Car Case
District Attorney Whitman announced seizure of two revolvers linked to the Barnet Buff murder and identified the Rettich and Cohen family actors. A hired chauffeurs story emerged as detectives seek the Buffalo suspect while witnesses including Carl Rettich and Emil Rettich’s parents testify. The murder car case expands with testim ony from a truckman Sullivan and others as grand jury timing looms.
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Barnet Batt
Buffalo
Central Office
Whitman
Ars
Emil Rettich
Hoboken
Carl Rettich
Rettiche
Criminal Courts
Herman Binoviz
Inovitz
Anid
James Moore
A. T. Pearson
Jacob Cohen
Cohen Brothers
Rinovits
Sullian
Sullivan
Barnet Buff
Ele
West Washington Market
Seado Switzky
Izzy the Strong
Autetody
David Klodney
Dave Klondyke
Newapsor
Disstrict
Janes Moore
Jake Cohen
Iettich Aaloon
Moore
Rettich
Mureau
Samuel Pfau
Pfau
Smith
Klodney
Young Rettich
Harlem
Carnarsi
Bryan as Hunter Strains Game Law in Virginia
Secretary Bryan recounted a Christmas rabbit shoot in Fairfax County, Virginia, where no rabbits appeared amid snow. He praised the day as ideal for hunting and lamented Virginia’s rabbit shooting ban, noting he avoided breaking the law but called it barbarous. He recalled his boyhood when snow made rabbit hunting desirable.
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Washington
Fairfax County
Bryan
Old Dominion
Oss
Potomac
Virginia
Arrests in Terre Haute election plot reach ninety three
Ninety three arrests were made in Terre Haute Indiana on charges tied to a federal election conspiracy investigation. Writs remain to be served and bonds were posted for several high officials including Elie Redman and "Tommy" Smith. Mayor Donn M. Roberts remains under investigation as part of a presidentially charged case.
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Tereatoph Go
Rlawe
Terre Haute
Ind
Mark E. Storen
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Elie Redman
Vigo
Tommy” Smith
Donn M. Roberts
Roberts
Marion County
Indianapolis
Storen
Vigo County
John E. Holtt
John F."nugent
Slayer Hoberts
Deming Hotel
Ene
Fach
French Divided On Use Of Japanese Troops in Europe
At Cantocarama Paris December 26 public opinion leans toward employing Japanese forces in Europe but diplomats favor Hunotaux who warns that Mikado troops in the west could trigger diplomatic complications outweighing any military gain.
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Paris
London
Stephan Pichon
Servia
Budapest
Vienna
Gabriel Hunotaux
Europe
M. Huniotaux
German Austrian Losses Reach Estimate 1.5 Million
London reports Daily Mail Copenhagen dispatch listing German casualties from ongoing battles. Totals include about 1.5 million dead and wounded in German forces and 1.5 million in Austro Hungarian ranks, with officers losses numbering tens of thousands and many missing.
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Cabie
Tritone
London
Daily Mail
Copenhagen
Sevon
Vienna
Fire damages loft building on West 24th Street
A fire in a Columbia Milln Building loft at 27 to 35 West 24th Street caused two alarms and about $25,000 in damage. Diners in nearby Collaissi and Carlos restaurants were briefly unsettled but remained safe as crews fought the blaze high in the nine story area.
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Columbia Milln
West 24Th St
Collaissi
West 2Dth St
Carlos
Nig Loft
Ostrom backs tax on bachelors in New Jersey
Assemblyman elect Charles W. Ostrom of Jersey City says he will introduce a bill in the New Jersey Legislature to levy a tax of 150 per year on every unmarried man. He argues matrimony carries responsibility and singles should shoulder the burden to encourage stability.
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Agin
Charles W. Ostrom
Dersey City
New Jersey
Mr. Ostrom
Romania Free to Join Allies
Paris reports that Romania can join the Entente forces once Bulgaria guarantees its neutrality. A reliable source notes that Bulgaria must pledge nonintervention in the war or join only against the enemies of the Entente, with assurances that a Bulgarian entry would not oppose Entente aims.
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Paris
Rumania
Entente
le Figaro
Bulgaria
Triple Entente Powera
Sofia
Taubes Kill Eight In Sochaczew
Berlin reports that on December 25 British ships entered a German bay and launched hydro aeroplanes to strike at river mouths and a gas tank near Cuxhaven without causing damage. German airships attacked, sinking two British destroyers and another convoy vessel. fog halted further action.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Cuxhaven
Scarborough
Whitby
Hartlepool
Elbe
Weser
Germany
Hamburg
North Sea
Zeppelins Bomb Nancy City Killing Two in France
Paris dispatch reports a Zeppelin dropped fourteen bombs on Nancy at dawn, killing two citizens and wounding two others. A residence suffered heavy damage while several buildings were hit. no public structures were damaged. The attack occurred as Germany’s air war expanded toward the frontier near Nancy.
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Tribune
Paris
Nancy
Antwerp
Berlin
Air attack kills eight in Sochaczew Poland
In Sochaczew Russian Poland eight people were killed and over 100 wounded when bombs dropped from five German aeroplanes. A bomb exploded among a crowd, wiping out a large part of the gathering as fires burned the market place and nearby wooden houses. Sochaczew lies on the Baura, about thirty miles west of Warsaw.
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Sochaczew
Petrograd
Russian Poland
Baura
Warsaw
Russian defeat by loss of submarine Turks reported at Pola
Berlin reports from Constantinople say Turks won a decisive victory over Russians in the Caucasus near Oli and Id, Olti in Russian Kars and Id in Turkish Erzerum. The French submarine Curie tried to enter Pola harbor to torpedo the anchored squadron, collided with a net, sank after fire from Austrian merchants, with one officer and crew captured except one survivor.
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Pola
Berlin
London
Constantinople
Caucasus
Oli
Olti
Kars
Erzerum
Fy Wattle
Thane
The
Daily Chronicle
Curie
Austrian Emperor thanks President Wilson for Christmas gifts
Vienna dispatch via ambassador Penfeld reports the Austrian Emperor expressed gratitude to President Wilson for the Christmas gifts sent to the children of American soldiers killed in action. The gesture was conveyed through the Austro-Hungarian Embassy in Vienna.
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Washington
Der
Vienna
Wilson
Am der Penfeld
Manitou Repairs After Collision With Warship at Plymouth
London December 27 The steamship Manitou of the Atlantic Transport Company is under repair in Plymouth Sound after a collision with a patrol warship. A cruiser approached to inspect the liner and a collision occurred. Seamen escaped injury but plates on the hull were started by the force in darkness.
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London
Manitou
Atlantic Transport Company
Plymouth
Queen Helena's Fourth Daughter Born in Rome
Queen Helena of Italy, daughter of Montenegro's King Nicholas, delivered a daughter in Rome this afternoon. Mother and child are reported well. The royal couple now have five children, four daughters and one son.
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Rome
Helena
Helens
Nicholas
Montenegro
Victor Emmanuel
French Submarine Sunk by Austrians
December 20 report states an Italian dispatch says a French submarine was sunk off the front line while attempting to defend a position. Austrian battleships inside the Adriatic reportedly engaged the submersible path and rescued crew members, with prisoners taken.
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Flont
Aviona Occupied Without Disorder by Italians
Rome reports Aviona in Albania was occupied by Italian forces with full control of the town. Government buildings seized without incident and order restored in the Albanian seaport.
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Rome
Aviona
Albania
Italigne
Adv
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