Telegraphic Tales Jerely Told
Important events of the past seven days include a Salt Lake shooting suicide elopement revelation and a mass of world news. Notable items cover land designations under homestead law, a murder case in Salt Lake City, military contracts, political shifts, theater fires, court actions, and international war updates with figures from Utah, Illinois, Texas, New York, and Washington.
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C. G. Crenshaw
Jackson
Salt Lake
T. C. Ahrold
Lane
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
North Dakota
Alex Robertson
Eureka
Utah
Elmer Horton
R. Robertson
United States
Army
Navy
Élerbert D. Marshall
Sabetha
Kans
Salt Lake City
Seneca
Washington Post
John W. Young
Brigham Young
du Pont
Young
Broadway
Prominent Japanese Banker Dr Juichi Soyeda Appointed President
One of Japan's leading figures, Dr Juichi Soyeda, former head of the Japan Industrial Bank, is named president of the Imperial Railway Board succeeding Doctor Sengoku. His 30 year public career included roles as vice minister of finance in 1898 and president of Bank of Formosa in 1883 before leading the Japan Industrial Bank and later engaging as writer and speaker after a 1913 visit to America.
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Japan
Juichi Soyeda
Japan Industrial Bank
Imperial Railway Board
Sengoku
Mosa
America
Beneficial Experience in Higking Trip Comfort Question
Beneficial Experience panel asks if you derive real comfort from a hiking trip. Respondent says a great deal noting how convenient and comparatively inexpensive it is to buy goods in the market.
Germany Ready to Discuss Peace If Proposals Fair
Berlin reports the German chancellor told the Reichstag that Germany does not seek to prolong the war and would consider peace terms from warring nations that respect Germany’s dignity and safety. He denied responsibility for the war’s continuation and argued that peace talks require truth about the conflict and a removal of hostile propaganda.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Dr. Scheidemanon
Dr. von Bethmannollelweg
British and German wartime speeches shape aims of peace
London reports on Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg's Reichstag address reviewing military, political and economic progress and rejecting peace talks. The German chancellor’s reply mirrors Prime Minister Asquith’s parliament remarks, dashing hopes for early war termination.
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London
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Europe
Tremier Asquith
House of Commons
Philip Snowden
Man Shot Dead in Idaho Ranch Shortly After Return
Malad Idaho report says George McLaughlin formerly of Ogden was shot and killed by Ray Thompson owner of City Drug store on Thompson s ranch near Malad Thompson surrendered claiming self defense and was taken into custody for investigation.
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Malad
Idaho
George McLaughlin
Ogden
Ray u.Thompson
City
Thompson
Here
Victim of Mutinous Plot in Explosion Near Louisville
Robert Waddell, noted inventor of high explosives, was killed six months ago in an explosion that destroyed United States Safety Powder company works near Louisville. Disclosures allege he was the victim of a Taunitions post.
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New York
Robert
Waddell
United States Safety Powder Company
Louisville
Bulgarians Best British Withdrawals Announced
London reports two successive British retirements in the Balkans. On December 7 troops withdrew to a new line, and on December they retired to another position, marking tactical shifts in the campaign.
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London
Balkans
Four Defense Plans Face Congress Next Week
Washington reports four radically different defense schemes urged by President Wilson will be reviewed by congressional military committees as they begin framing army measures for presentation to both houses.
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Kitchin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
McAdoo
Wilson
Taft
Washington
American Red Cross
Senate
Callinger
United States
Austria-Hungary
Ancona
Congressional
Greek man killed in Ely mine dining house quarrel
East Ely Nevada Louis Marinis and two Greek men were dining when a quarrel erupted with George Daskos. Daskos, one of the 20 countrymen, killed Marinis at the mining town eating house near here on Thursday after a drunken dispute.
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East Ely
Nev
Louis Marinis
George Daskos
Here
Bank Robbery in St Paul Bank Held Up by Bandits
Auto bandits entered the Western State bank in St Paul Minnesota and held up three employees before escaping with about 5000 in currency. Police pursued by car but the robbers sped away.
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St. Paul, Minn
Autobandita
Western State Bank
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