Break Over Submarine War Sparks U S Debate
Washington reports mounting pressure over possible break in relations with Austria or Germany due to submarine attacks. Lawmakers debate stopping passenger ships and potential naval action while backing President Wilson's cautious approach amid uncertainty about who sank the Persia and the Glengyle.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Washington
United States
Austria
Germany
Baron “Wiedinek
Vienna
Persia
Aus
Ot Herald
State Department
Congress
Baron Zwiedinek
Alamm
Anstrie
Mediterranean
Wilson
Northwestern
Wilson & Stowna
United States Navy
Gertroeo
Sutmacz
Kaizer
Geman
Aunt
Saie
Capitolitl
Smoot
Urah
Contested Moves and Protests in War Time
Reports detail Greek protests over arrests of Greek subjects in Saloniki and Bulgarian detachments pillaging Greek frontier villages. An American minister in Berlin discussed the sinking of Persian steamers with German officials while debates raged over American travel on belligerent ships and U S duty amid European danger zones.
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Carrmowitz
Ina
Tans
Asquith
Saloniki
Athens
Greece
Nze
Salouiki
London
Berlin
James Gerard
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
United States
Wilso
British Foreign Secretary Discusses Baralong Case
Sir Edward Grey submits the Baralong incident along with the sinking of a German submarine and related events for impartial tribunal review. He notes no denial of the core facts and references affidavits alleging the Baralong used an American flag and attacked the submarine after it signaled rescue.
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London
Edward Grey
Page
Baralong
Sir Edward
Nicosian
Taft Buys Cubs From Weeghman Amid Sale Announcement
Chicago National League club is sold to Charles P Taft as Weeghman transfers ownership. Hacle Sinclair announces the deal while Taft declines comment awaiting a formal statement. Also noted Ted Lewis and Hid Graves sign for a welterweight title bout in January. Piehler Jones named manager of St Louis Armenians and becomes second vice president of the club.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Charles Charles P. Taft
Oklahoma
Weeghman
Hacre FL Sinclair
Taf
Lewis and Graves
Mitwerkon Wie
Ted Lewis
Funeral for Justice Joseph R. Lamar Held in Augusta
The funeral of Associate Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar of the Supreme Court was held today at the First Christian Church in Augusta Georgia where he had been a longtime member. Hundreds filled the church and many more stood outside as attendees paid tribute.
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First Christian Church
Augusta
Associated Presa
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Supreme Court
Langlade Lumber Company Files Articles of Incorporation
Madison Wis Jan 5 Associated Press Langlade Lumber company of Milwaukee filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. William C Quarles of Milwaukee filed the papers.
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Associated Preas.y
Madison, Wis
Langlade Lumber Company of
Milwaukee
William ¢. Quarles
Mrs N Nabb Appeals to Supreme Court Over Breach Suit
Mrs Ida McNabb, living at XPy Nineteenth St, sues Jon Kinney, Palatka millionaire and businessman, for breach of promise. The Court of Appeals reversed a lower ruling and the case proceeds to the United States Supreme Court in Milwaukee Wisconsin, Jan 5. Attorney states the appeal seeks reversal of that ruling.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Promt
Unites States Supreme
Court of Appeal
Ida McNabb
Xpy
Strest
Jon & Kinney
Sillionaire Ane
Xml! Jumberman
Palatka
Mich
Washington
Cour of Appeals Reverent
Pair Steals Butter From Freight Car Burglaries Reported
Authorities report John Lamide also known as Miller and Jacob Jungwirth were arrested after stealing a crate of butter from a Sealine freight car in the city. Butter recovered. Both men face charges for burglary and forged checks tied to the Spellman Fuel office and other thefts. Samide allegedly passed a forged ten dollar check. Jungwirth accused of freight car burglary and forged checks. Samide fled from the police with a blank-check stub book later found. Samide, 20, living with his mother near the old posthouse. Jungwirth, 23, of 9 Tenth Street with prior arrests.
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John Lamide
Miller
Jacob Jungwirth
Polce
Gabbert
Noe
F. M. Spellman Fuel Conii
New York Avenue
Tungwirth
Municipal
Bolic
Samide
Spellman
Jusgwirth
Jungwirth
Spelbman Fuel Company
Sherer & Bartake
Hign
Osceola
City National Bank
Tom Long
Louis Schneider
F. M. Spellman
Jungworth
Stec Don
Spellmaz Fuel Company
Oy Samide
Samida
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Tenth Street
Dowling
Senators Probe Foreign Influence in Ship Purchases
The Senate committee report condemns President Theodore Roosevelt for creating a committee to investigate alleged interent of foreign firms in ship purchases. It asserts the aim was to influence policy and denies the wartime purchase of ships would violate rights. The report cites support for the Monroe Doctrine and Pan American cooperation.
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Materiil
Fair Appere
Vant Bryan
Whter, Iz
Bill
Senate
Theodore Roonvelt
Wi Son
Hryan
United State
C. Othe Repert
Majo
Npror Sutherland
Seaver
United States
Janis Alfredo Otero
Colombia
Ita
Manuel Cavalcanti
Bre i
America
Enrique Gil
Law School
National University of Buenos Aires
Argentina
Kaiser Reports Ill With Cancer Of Throat In Berlin
Paris dispatch via Associated Press says German Emperor is unable to speak due to throat cancer. Reports note doctors discussed total laryngectomy, artificial larynx developments, and a Paris surgeon offered to travel to Berlin with speech restoration options. Growth may force a final removal or suffocation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Maun
Mupope
Berlin
Warsaw
Constantinopic
Brasseis
Revolt At Port au Prince Met With Marine Force
Associated Press reports a disturbance in Port au Prince Haiti with American Marines maintaining control after an attack on their unit. One rebel was slain as unrest erupted early morning. Sporadic clashes followed as groups moved through the streets.
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Associated Press
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Jaz
Mainis
Lesses
Ims’ Si.eeis
Greek steamer Thessaloniki in distress near New York
The Greek liner Thessaloniki, adrift since December 22, remains afloat near New York as rescuers search the area. Captain Goetsche reports efforts to locate the crippled vessel aboard the United States and other ships. The Patris tows but tow-line broke, leaving passengers safe aboard the Patris.
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Patris
New York
Associated Press
Thessaloniki
Goetsche
United States
Poms
Grent
Artie
Thesgalomik
Patria
Thal
Hankorsen
Stockholm
Thessalioniki
Cold Wave Heads Southward with Frigid Forecast
Anomalous cold spreads from Canada into Duluth with thermometers hitting 17 below zero as officials warn of a further drop before midnight. Forecasters expect the chill to reach Milwaukee by Thursday with winds high and several companies shutting down operations.
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Associated Tr Duin
Ming
Jan
Canada
Duluth
Toxsin
Tradeway
Milwaukee Thursdane
Milwaukee
Pan American Congress Sees Non Intervention Policy Supported
A Pan American Scientific Congress session in Washington discussed laws for all Americas with a focus on non intervention as essential. Speakers urged greater Den American unity and cooperation across nations to advance regional interests.
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Pan- American Scientific Congress
Associate Press
Sgton
Pan-Amenc + congress
Reilly Stricken With Grip Delays Washington Trip
Special to The Northwestern from Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin January 5 Congress man M K Reilly is a grip victim and unable to leave for Washington this morning His private secretary Gerald Hayes left for the east on an earlier train Reilly has been under the weather for several days and Tuesday his condition was diagnosed as grip He plans to start for Washington Thursday if his health improves and has received no telegram advance of his return due to international affairs.
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Lac
Wis
M. K. Reilly
Washington
Gerald Hayes
East
Reilly
Mayville
Paul Hassing
Insurance Point Is Settled Ruling Affects Major Insurers
The Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner M. J. Cleary issues a ruling based on an attorney general opinion about life insurance company expenses for the calendar year. The decision impacts Metropolitan and Prudential, noting their expenses are minimal and that limiting them would force premium hikes or withdrawal from Wisconsin.
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Madisox
Wisdan
Tola
iWommissioner M
Cleary
Walter C. Owen
Wisons
Prudential Life Insurance Companies
Wisconsin
Son of Noted Diva Dies in San Diego
Hans Schumann-Heink, son of famed contralto Madam Schumann-Heink, died in San Diego early today after a two week pneumonia illness. His mother was at his side.
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Hans Schumasn-Heink
San Pheco
Cal
Associated Press
San Diego
Hans Schumann-Heink
Madam Schumann- Heink
Strikes Among Mexicans Reported As Officials Urged Action
A clipped item notes possible strikes among Mexican workers amid alleged encouragement by local officials and labor agitators to spread to cotton mills and other industries as unrest follows recent revolutionary shocks.
Reopening Request for Bourse Faces Political Hurdle
A committee of bourse members urged Roumanian Minister of Commerce to permit reopening. The minister replied that political conditions were unfavourable for trading, delaying any resumption of activities.
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Associated Frees
Gurich
Switzeriang
Ilegram
Buche@reat
Ford Peace Party Sailor Leaves for U S
Mrs G D Lotus of Pittsburgh, a Ford party member, sails for the United States on Thursday after leaving the expedition due to ill health.
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Ford Peace Party
Stockholm
Jan
G. D. Lotus
Pittaburs
Ford Party
United States
Premier Asquith Pushes Military Service Bill in Commons
Across the House of Commons Premier Asquith urges compulsory service for males aged eighteen to forty-one who are bachelors or widowers with no dependent children, Ireland excluded. He cites Derby campaign figures and argues conscription is essential to bolster munition production and national war effort.
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David Lloyd-George
Associated Press
Londen
Jan
House of Commons
Apyuith
Ireland
Lezan
Mary
Rturn
Derby
Ise
Pees
Asquith
Deris
Election in Atlanta and weather notes from January
Fragmented OCR notes describe an Atlanta election and forecasted weather changes. Mentions Wisconsin and a general cold spell with near-record temperatures expected, plus local temperature observations and party conditions.
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