Washington Aroused by Murder of Americans Sparks Call for Intervention
Washington reacts to the killing of seventeen Americans in Chihuahua. Senators Sherman and Gallinger push for U S intervention with Pan American nations if Carranza fails to protect foreign lives. Secretary Lansing vows punishment of perpetrators and recalls precautionary notices to Americans in Mexico.
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Senator Sherman Urges U S Intervention in Mexican Affairs
Washington Jan 12 Senator Sherman introduced a resolution demanding intervention in Mexico citing civil strife in the country and unstable governance under Carranza The measure urges protection for American and other aliens and calls on Western Hemisphere powers to join in pressuring Carranza while promising U S withdrawal once order is restored and a stable government is in place The move follows recent U S recognition of Carranza and reports of American warnings to areas deemed unsafe with Villa bandit activity and deaths of foreign nationals in northern Mexico
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Grated States and Teuton Powers On Best Terms Despite Jingoism
Washington reports indicate improved relations between the United States and Austria Germany amid debates over the Persian incident. Ambassador Bernstorff pledged further concessions as officials assess submarine actions and the impact on neutrality. Public rhetoric includes criticism of American officials and calls for swift action, while lawmakers warn against overreaction and affirm loyalty of German and Austrian Americans.
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Eight Frenchmen Arrested in Reprisal at Constantinople
The Associated Press reports from Athens that eight Frenchmen were seized in Constantinople as reprisal for arrests by allied consiglieri. The German minister asserts Salonika is Greek territory and declines to back actions against German interests there. American consul John E. Keb is instructed accordingly.
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Sixteen Men Die in Snow Train Collision
Sixteen men were killed and forty injured in a wreck involving four snow-clearing trains and two stock trains one mile east of Brandon. Most victims were foreigners in the snow-clearing gang. The accident occurred today near Standon, Manitoba.
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Oshkosh Girl Elopes Involving Menzel Family
A likely elopement from Oshkosh involving Martha Menzel and Adolph Stenzel’s sister, Martha, with vaudeville figure J Sayles. They traveled from Oshkosh to Green Bay to seek a marriage license and planned to wed soon, then proceed to Texas after the ceremony.
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Serbia Names Illegitimate Heir as King in Belgrade
The Rome correspondent reports that Austria and Germany proclaimed the illegitimate son of late King Milan of Serbia king in Belgrade. Milan ruled 1882 to 1839, with his legitimate heir Alexander assassinated in 1903 and Peter succeeding. A prior cable mentions another illegitimate son, Atiljenke Christich Relchtich, tied to financial troubles in Romania.
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Berlin to Offer College Courses for Wounded Officers
Berlin reports that the Technological Institute at Dantzig has begun courses for officers disabled by wounds or campaigns. The program aims to prepare them for civilian roles as majors in smaller cities, municipal officials, or other administrative posts in Germany. Courses cover civil and administrative law, economics, banking, insurance theory, statistics, languages, and more, over four to five months. Tuition is free for veterans and other qualified personnel.
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Timlin to Run Again for Reelection in Madison
Special dispatch from Madison reports Justice W H Timlin will seek another term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Indications point to little or no organized opposition as Timlin’s health supports a campaign. If he runs, the April election will decide the seat formerly held by Justice Timlin.
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Huerta Indicted for Neutrality Law Conspiracy
Gen Victoriano Huerta former purchasing agent Jose B Ratner and ten others were indicted by a federal grand jury in San Antonio on January 3 for conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. The case alleges actions aimed at aiding foreign belligerents, with charges outlining a scheme spanning multiple defendants and entities. Prosecutors seek penalties under federal neutrality statutes and related offenses.
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Fur Sale Opens in St. Louis Four Day Auction
About 259000 furs from all parts of the world are to be put on sale here today. The event marks the first of a four day series with value around one million dollars. Buying representatives of fur firms from many regions attend the sale.
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Bitter cold sweeps Northwest as storms lash region
Weather service warns of bitter cold and gale force winds sweeping the Northwest with temperatures plunging to thirty below zero in places. Widespread rain sleet and snow disrupt telegraph lines and rail traffic from the Dakotas to Minnesota, while Chicago faces a forecast of subzero highs and heavy wind chills amid the severe winter storm.
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British and Turkish fronts in day’s war report
A Paris dispatch says the British relief force advancing along the river halted more than twenty miles from the Turkish lines amid heavy losses claimed by Turkish officials. Britain counters that weather and wounded evacuation hinder progress under General Aylmer. Across Champagne, German bombardment preceded a strong French counterattack that regained positions.
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Duluth Declares Queen of Dairy Breaks Records
Duluth enters the history books as Jean Duluth Beauty, a Red Poll cow owned by local Duluth farms, sets multiple official world records for one year’s milk and butter fat production. The 19 expert panel from Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota supervised the test and confirmed the results through the American Red Post Carte club.
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The First American and Chicago Progressives Meet
Telegrams to Progressives who could not attend the Chicago meeting arrive as the national convention is set for June in that city. A message to Theodore Roosevelt hails him as the Brst American and foremost statesman and urges no one can libel an American citizen or haggle over his life.
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Oatman Saloon License Revoked by Oshkosh Board
By unanimous vote the Oshkosh board of supervisors revoked Frank Gatman’s saloon license after his recent municipal court conviction for selling liquor to minors and allowing minors on the premises. Gatman did not contest, noting the records were not in court files. The saloon is closed and no replacement license has been granted.
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Who Killed Mrs Price in Night On East River Road
In Minneapolis district court on January 1 1931 T Price denies murdering his wife on the East River Road November 3 1931. He counters that Charles Etchison the state witness lied about a rock blow and intended inheritance motive. Price’s defense argues the fatal shove did not occur and cites alleged dealings between the defendant and Etchison.
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Three railroad men burned escaping boiler steam near Ripon
May not survive burns. Head Brakeman Peter Laces, one of three Chicago, Mounsukes & St. Pauus railroad men, escaped steam from a locomotive boiler near Ripon Monday evening and was in critical condition. Engineer Charles Robinson and Fireman F. B. Babcock were resting comfortably. Dr. Burtee Clark, treating them, could not yet determine the likely effects of their burns.
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Budlong Named State Penal Inspector In Wisconsin
Marinette Wis Jan 12 Assemblyman C A Budlong received notice from the state board of control that he would be named state penal inspector to succeed Frank Walsh. The position carries a salary of 4000 a year and expenses with headquarters in Milwaukee.
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Panama City Fire Destroys Hotels and Shops
A major blaze swept Panama Illinois today destroying the American hotel and several neighboring buildings including retail stores and an ice factory. Several people were injured though not seriously as fire crews battled to contain the flames near the Panama railway station. losses are estimated at thousands, partly insured.
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Allies Hold On Mt Lovcen Loss and Montenegro Threat
Allied reports indicate heavy losses as Austrians seize Mount Lovcen in Montenegro threatening Cetinje and Italy’s position. French and British dispatches note German gains in Champagne and Russian advances. an ammunition depot explosion near Lille kills seventy and injures forty as Western Front activity intensifies.
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