Panama Crisis Escalates as Colombian Troops Move
Reports from La Guaira and Washington indicate Colombian forces near the Atrato river mouth and Panama border. U S officials warn against cross-border action while pledging to defend Panamas independence and extend the protected zone. General Reyes denies orders but remains in the United States to coordinate policy with Secretary Hay.
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Versailles
Savanilla
Cartagena
Atirato River
Gulf of Darien
Darien
Department of Caucan
Colombia
Panama
Reyes
Washington
Washington, D. C
Dr. Herran
Atrato River
la Guaira
Unon
Heyes
Castro
Coghlan
Navy Department
Gogota
United States
Hay
Congress
Republic of Panama
United States Senate
Republc
Toewaris
Boeda
Reres
Diminez
Blanca
Hinstan
Fosota
Whder
Barranguila
General Reyes
Calamida
Gentral Genniles
Valencia
Vics
Maraclin
Ganessa Neves
Sien
Barclay Rides On Despite Broken Rib in Six Day Race
At Madison Square Garden the six day race continued as C B Barclay refused to quit despite a broken left rib and numerous bruises. Partner Rettich retired later, leaving twelve of seventeen teams still racing. The night featured long hours with high pain as Krebs and Gougoliz tried to support Barclay while others posted distances near 1027 miles with various pairings and laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maddison Square Garden
C. B. Barclay
Tansgerent
Torclay
Barclay
Rettich
Gougoliz
Franz Krebs
Barclays
Thie
Contena
Breton
Leander
Butler
Krebs
Peterson
Newkirk
Jacobson
John
M. Bedell
Root
Dorlan
Bowler
Fisher
Walikhour
Munroe
Meegan
Moran
Samson
Vanderstuyft
Geitz
Dove
Hedspeth
Superior steamer ashore with casualties and missing crew
A steamer ran aground near East London and South Attica with the vessel and stern sterns reported aground. Several crew members are unaccounted for as rescuers search the wreck amid rising seas and strong currents.
Senate probes Wood case as witnesses urged
The Senate committee on military affairs resumed its Wood case inquiry. Debate over yesterday’s evidence consumed time and whether to summon witnesses including Col Eagar and Dudley, West Point professor of law and history and ex judge advocate general in Havana, who offered an opinion on the Jai Alel amusement concession. Dudley later deemed unnecessary. Gen Tasker H Bilis recalled as first witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Wood
Havana
General Wood
Jai Alel Company
Grammates
Celene
Celene] Dudley Would Not Be Needed Again and Gen. Tasker H. Bils
Salsbury testimony in Johnson case read in police court
Grand Rapids Michigan Dee The examiner reads Salsbury testimony against Sherman Johnson during police court examination on a connected charge. Salsbury present and corrects portions. Johnson case adjourned to Monday morning. Officials expect Frederick H. Garman to return to Grand Rapids to testify in water deal cases.
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Br Ascariated Press
Grand Paris
Mich
Dee
Salsbury
Serman Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
McConl
Frederick H. Garman
Grand Kanis
Telony
Senator Burne
Street Railway Company
Michigan Telephone Company
Aldermanic
Notable Catholic Leaders and Educators Mentioned
A fragment lists Cardinal Herrero Espinosa of Valencia and other church figures along with educators from Kentucky and Germany. It notes a 474 year date and an arched or national dedication by late Pope Leo XIII on June 22, with references to Latin titles and hierarchical roles within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Herrero + Espinosa
Tirchbishey
Valenciay
Leo Nul
Farley Sentenced in Sanctioned Case Mix
In a San Francisco courtroom Farley received a prison term greatly exceeding two years after a complex case. The incidents involved multiple parties including Parke and Wiles, with references to Asrinind Dery New York and Ramuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Wheal
Ramuela
Parke
Ranity Tolar
Jose
Elate
Maine Needs Repairs Ship Sails for U S Navy Yard
A garbled report notes the United States datieship Maine has left to undergo repairs. The weather is described as minorly affecting operations with a few drops of water mentioned and no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maine
Russians Threaten Seoul as Warships Block Chemulpo Port
A Russian squadron with eight warships reaches Chemulpo near Seoul, threatening 3,000 troops to land if Korea opens Yonghampho for world trade. Tokyo reports cautious, unconfirmed details as Japan Britain react to possible shifts in Korea and Manchuria policy.
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Tokio
Privet
Chemulpo
Corea
Seoul
Jtussis
Yon- Bampho
London
Toklo
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Pacific
Fuseia
Japan
Legation
Baronald Hayashi
Bar Strikes Jerome In Incident At Me Jodo Sinton
Fragmentary report describes a crash involving a bar strike and a truck causing a teeny incident. It mentions a Jerome event, a Me Jodo Sinton location, and a physician’s arrival with unclear details.
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SoDiett
Jerome
Sinton
Skim of the Letter from a Hysterical Exchange
A fragment recounts a comical letter mishap where a girl named Mabel finds an envelope on the floor and replies briskly to a jibe about the sender. The scene highlights a playful, wartime era tone with informal, cartoonish dialogue.
Abduction Attempt At Goethe Public School
A two men approached the Goethe public school and abducted seven year old Geore giana Andres daughter of Mrs. C. Bruce. One man held the girl while another placed a hand over her mouth and forced her into a carriage that sped away. The girl's father, recently divorced in Minneapolis, is pursuing custody for a year or more per the mother.
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Associated Preea
Cmeage
Chiledrew
Goethe Puble School
Georegiana Andres
C. Bruce
Minneapolis
Teacher Arrested After Fatal School Injury
A ten year old boy died after injuries from an incident at a district school near Le district schng south of Baren. A teacher, Mr Hanson, reportedly scolded and threw the boy, causing fatal trauma after a tag game. Hanson has been arrested and bound over to circuit court.
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Milwaukee
Woe
Marron
Wis
John Lightier
le District Schng
Gx Nutes
Barren
Rcross
Hanson
Madison Green Bay line eyed as St Paul tracks leased
Reports from Madison say Titinais Central has secured a right of way contract over the St Paul railroad from West Medigon to Watertown junction and will run trade through Madison to Bun Prairie Columbus Beaver Dam Fond du Lac Oshkosh and Green Bay on the north with the system south. The line known as Madison & Northwestern will start construction early next spring after surveys are completed. A C McFall promotes the road and could not be reached for comment.
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Madison
Titinais Central
St. Paul
West Medigon
Watertown
Bun Vrairie
Columbus
Beaver Dam
Fond du Lac
Oshkoshi
Green Bay
Illinois Central
Chicago Railroad
Llines Central
Madison & Trorthestern
A. C. McFall
Kellogg Ordered to Serve Eighteen Months at Sing Sing
In a U S circuit court ruling Judge Yoomas signed an order mandating James B Kellogg begin an eighteen month sentence at Sing Sing Prison. Kellogg and Myron L Bers were convicted in May for fraud tied to Deen & Co. and its three million dollar speculative holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Yoomas
United States Circuit Court Today
James B. Wkellogg
Sing Sing
Kelloez
Ici
Myron L. Bers
Deen & Co
Teker Imche ' Kellogg
Rear Admiral Gherardi Dying in Connecticut
Brass press item from Strafford Connecticut reports Rear Admiral Pierro Gherardi UR N. Retired is dying of complications from diabetes at his home. He served on the Atlantic station and is described as seventy years old.
Dowager Strafford Wedding in London
The ceremony in Sir Genriv Square unites Dowager Strafford with Samuel Meart Colgate of T Kennard on a day marked by social prominence and refined union. The event reflects high society circles surrounding the Strafford family and related estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Der
Ess
Strafford
Uel
Badger Postmasters Named Amid Stated Nominations
Assorted Press reports nominations for Wisconsin and other state postmasters. August J Seeman is named for Wisconsin with Georges W. Burchard listed for Fort Atkinson.
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Badger
Assortaiet Press
Washington, D.C
Wis —Preimasters
August J_ Seeman
Bel
Georges W. Burchard
Fort Aiacsun
State Board on Tour Visits Wisconsin Mental Hospital
The State Board of Medicine plans a tour stopping in Madison and Milwaukee to inspect County Insane Asylums and related facilities amid ongoing supervision and reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Madison, Wis
State Board of Monine
Venerilos County
Women Wait as Trial Opens on Impeachments and Rights
A fragmentary wire note reports ongoing legal and political actions affecting women’s rights, listing tangled references to national figures and organizations. The text suggests debate and delays in decisions about women’s status and protections within a broader constitutional context.
Fragmentary note on a confusing scene and misheard names
A jumbled OCR fragment describes a vague scene with references to Homer, a rperimen oar, and unclear figures such as Bishop and Avranchss. The text contains garbled phrases about women, cleverness, and crying, with multiple unreadable names and actions.
Teller Fights Cuban Bill in Senate Debate
Senate debates Cuban reciprocity during Wood administration probe. Mr Teller accuses press and officials of formulating policy with Cuban interests, citing payments for newspapers. Morgan of Alabama also opposes the bill as hearings on the Bristow Report loom for post office investigations. Hoar seeks presidential facts on Panama treaty ratification and independence. House discusses reference of president’s message and Cuba’s republic status. Chinese treaty talks stall in Senate foreign relations committee.
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Ory
Washington
Cupeu
Senate
Teller
Ife
Wad
Cuba
United States
Wooda
Morgan
Alabama
Bristow
Porst Office
House
Overstreet
Hepreeentative Wanger
Post Office Department
Hoar
Republic of Panama
Panama
Bir
Peyne
Burkett
Nebraska
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Payne
Hia
Republic
Funeral for William Spikes Draws Oshkosh Leaders
The large funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church for the late William Spikes drew a packed crowd with every pew full and the balcony occupied. Masonic members and city officials attended, as did relatives and friends who filed by the casket for the last view. The service, led by Rev. John W. Grees and Rev. F. R. Hart, included G. A. R. ladies and beautiful floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spikes
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oshkosh
Ayalachie
RCE
John W. Scott
G. A. R. Ritchie
Minna Schmidt
Clara Schmidt
Enisentag Seyeret
Geven
John W. Greesunod
F. R. Hart
Arave
Edward H. Smith
Uriel
Hoelice
Arc
G. A. Tl
Hartmen's
Trinity Church
Manchurian War Impact and Russian Military Strength
The text discusses Manchuria and potential Russian combat reach, noting a vast population reaching majority each year and a large mobilization potential. It cites 4,500,000 men possible in war and 500,400 Russian soldiers, with government control of conscription and extensive military strength.
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Manchuria
Rastia
Russia
Memhers
Gress
Roselan Coldier
Manchora
Fine
E. Davig
Eversbods
Mags
Premier Combes to Retire from French Premiership
M Combes the present premier of France will retire from office after his tenure as head of government. He took the office after Waldeck Rousseau and faced sectarian school riots. He plans to devote time to literary work. Combes is praised for his intellect and executive ability and his administration is described as successful amid troubled times.
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M. Combes
France
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Combes
Tion
SL Combes
Cowling Elected Honorary Member at State Poultry Show
At a Wisconsin State Poultry Association meeting in Milwaukee an honorary membership was awarded to Assemblyman W. C. Cowling who also spoke briefly. The group approved a $20 appropriation Cowling helped secure and discussed space rental and carpentry contracts for the exhibition.
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George Stelzer
W. C. Cowling
Association
Ateemblyman Cowling
Oshkosh Traction Company Tax Report and Receipts
The Oshkosh Traction Company reports annual receipts and tax allocations totaling 42.5 thousand dollars with 1,515.31 due to Oshkosh. The 1902-1923 audit covers franchise areas including Omro Neenah Black Wolf Vinland Clayton and towns in Winnebago County. Net earnings rise due to capital improvements though operating costs remain high. gross receipts and mileage shown for periods from 1902 to 1923.
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Oshkosh
Neenah
Omro
Algoma
Black Wolf
Vinland
Clayton
Traction Company
B. E. Downs
Trember S
Osh Kosh
Jomre T. jOmrg
Elizabeth Mears Named Guess for Winter Visit
Mrs. Elizabeth Mears is the guess of Mrs. B C Godden. She will leave Thursday for New York to spend the winter with her Gaughiere Misses Helen and Mary Meare after a summer at Lake Millie. A fire at Buck iafl-Edwards company plant erupted an oil stove blast in the foreman's office at 6 1 o'clock Tuesday. the move was thrown out of coors and nas See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mears
B. C. Godden
New York
Helen
Mary Meare
Lake Millie
Gepartrent
Buck
Weather outlook for Oshkosh and Northwest Wisconsin
Special weather notice reports wintry conditions in the southwest with light snow in most areas and a forecast of a cold wave reaching Friday and Saturday. Winds shift from southwest to north, with possible snow and increased snowfall in portions of the district.
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St. Paul
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Texas
Canadian Northwest
Scet
Stromper
Grand Jury Is Sworn In In Milwaukee Corruption Probe
Milwaukee December 9 grand jury of seventeen was sworn and charged by Judge A C Brazee in a municipal court corruption probe. Andrew M Joys named foreman. initial oath administered in groups amid discussion of bribery versus extortion distinctions.
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Bods
Fane Charcee
Brasees
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
A. C. Brazee
Andrew M. Joys
Brazee
Tedar
Parker L. Trowbridge
Hay Improves After Cold Confined Home
Secretary Hay, bedridden with a cold for two days, shows improvement today. He remains in his bed but continues to handle some official business from home in Washington D.C.
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Associated Prose
Washington, D.C
Hay
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Stearing
Wroonland
Ttte
Teulitie
Proce
Oumrantio
Oceanie
Liverpool
Nantucket
Cehoral Reyes
Cyenat
Witt
Aszenciated Mess
Dee. S
Keegan
Moran Adaprehind
Samson Ang Vaneeraugt
Gnngolrs
Dove and
Woedemen
Daxaeneers
Caenniticn
Gytoya
Attica
Pan
Porak
SMD
Inet
Antwerp
Ileaway
Heb
Hrphiy
John For
Grand Rapids
Read
Casterally of
Kentecks
Genellechatt
Bork
Lin
Colon
Lynch
Stove
Youmans
Isnted
Yonghampho
Yalu
Great Botain
Peking
Corean
M. Pavelof
St. Petersborg
Yonshampho
Alexieff
Far East
Chemuipo
Sent
Ailen
Wes
Segal
Berlin
Mailoral Zeitung
St. Peburg
St. Petersburg
Lonfon
Tok
Ited
Yokohama
Per
Tekinsa
Tokinmax
Perlin
Ailite
awman-Javanire Ateoliations
Secidtent
Mable
Mabel
Oleti¢Ing i
Muntian
Yeperal
Teaghch
Rurderer
Berroa Tenneis
Misiauri
Tinto Central
Hudd
Kellogg
Gherardi
SaMecine
Dicensea
Huscobel Amd Foret Atkinson
Contre] Hnds Investinnt
Trely Marcvelous Feat
Howe
Bill
Culnhadg Senaton
Preas
Nativn
Calta
Senate Committee On Foreign Nctions
Imseselon
William Spike
Roacain
Arias
Bis Coughera
Cowling
Maude
Wisconalm Poultry Awsociation
Winnedece Teaction Company
Bat
Nipwenas
Searke
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