Freight Freely Moving Again in Northwest Terminals
Northwestern freight agents report embargo lifted and freight flowing from all points. A Minneapolis St Paul survey found conditions improving daily with merchants noting satisfactory handling and reduced delays as the permanent rail operations adjust after the strike. Local and Great Northern transfers saw high volumes moved efficiently, signaling a return to normal commerce and confidence for orders.
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Twin Cities
Northern Pacific Road
Walter Adams
Stm
Northwest
St. Paul
Lowling
Woeeld
Nove Eral Dines
St. Proul
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Harfine Tranusfer
Querchont
Great Northern Railways
SAVS ALLEGED FRAUD IS PART OF PLOT
New York dispatch reports Diller Wallace, the Labrador explorer who organized a Cook search expedition, defends Brooklyn explorer and says the Dunkle and Loose affidavits are part of a plot to discredit Dr. Frederick A. Cook. Dr Worthington and his wife from Grand Junction Colorado are staying at the Hotel Pendleton for a few days.
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SAVS
New York
Diller Wallace
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
George H. Dunkle
August Loose
Cook
Dr. Worthington
Grand Junction, Colorado
Hotel
Pendleton
Telegraph Operators May Strike at Ble Four Railroad
Cincinnati December 14 90 percent of telegraph operators employed by the Ble Four railroad who sent ballots on a wage strike favor the strike. Union leaders believe this signals the system’s telegraphers will demand wage increases with a possible strike as the alternative.
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Cincinnati
Ble Four Railroad
Promoter Blame Over Coal Project Probed
The Cunningham coal lands inquiry in Spokane shows entrymen attempting to shift responsibility for joint development activities to Clarence Cunningham. Private journals and reports indicate a common fund financed railroads warehouses coal bunkers and tunnels, evidencing collusion. Witnesses F Davidson and Joseph H Neill testify, with Neill citing a $15 000 loan via WV Winehell for Guggenheim. The inquiry is due to conclude tomorrow if Clarence Cunningham is called.
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Spokane
Cunningham Coal Lands
Clarence Cunningham
Cunningham
F.“ Davidson
Joseph H. Neil
Neil
Winehell
Minneapolis
Guggenheim
Fred S. Snyder
Cunningham Spokane
Ules
Nicaraguan Legation Leaves Washington Amid Rumors
The Nicaraguan legation in Washington is reported abandoned as officials remove furniture and the building is for rent. Zelaya’s government allegedly sent monthly funds late while Central American circles dispute insurgent activity, predicting a major clash before a looming storm.
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Washington
Dec. l
Zelaya
Legation
Zoinyun Vieterr
Raina
Dave
Batte
Revolutionists Await Zelaya Approach Near Rama
Strong revolutionary forces hold Rama as Zelaya’s army led by General Osaja presses within about ten miles of Rama. Estrada’s troops remain entrenched, predicting a battle within days as the two armies hinge on proximity and momentum.
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Bluefleldtz
Nicaragua
Rama
Estrada
Zelaya
Oseja
Hama
QUARTEL OVER CHILDREN CAUSE OF MURDER
James Dobbs aged 62 faces a preliminary hearing on a murder charge for killing his neighbor William Thompson 54 in Columbus village Illinois. The fatal shooting followed a quarrel between the families over children. Dobbs was hurried by Sheriff Thomas to Quincy for safety amid threats of lynching.
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Quincy
James Dobbs
William Thompson
Dobbs
Thompson
Columbus
Thomas
Adama County
City Magistrates Confer on Criminal Methods
Albany December conference brings together city magistrates from juvenile and adult courts to share best practices. State Probation commission organizers aim for uniform handling across New York cities. Governor Hughes will address the gathering this evening as the session continues tomorrow.
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Albany
N. Y
Kidnappers Make Their Second Move in Keller Case
Louisville dispatch reports two suspects, described as in men’s clothing, alleged to kidnap eight year old Katherine Keller. Katie Martin, a colored girl, tells of a plot to arrange payment to the child’s parents. The police pursue Han Chey Wang as a possible implicating figure.
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Louisville
Katie Martin
Han Chey Wang
Katherine Keller
Hagan Ta Gowamtowl
New Universal Language Urged For Adoption
Geneva December reports a conference on the universal language called the "Tdo" language. The system aims to supersede Esperanto, with Switzerland as a hub and Europe and America seen as likely spread regions. Professor Boubler of Geneva University lectures to crowded audiences on its potential ease of learning and cosmopolitan appeal. Winter lectures at the university will be offered twice weekly.
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Geneva
Dec
Tdo
Universa Lingugee
Geeva
Ngaerague
Switzerland
Europe
America
Fessor Boubler
Genevia University
Hile
Lestone
Duncan School District Leads County Attendance Record
The Duncan school district reports 100 percent attendance for September, October, and November, announced by County School Superintendent Frank K. Welles. Pendleton district not yet reported for November. October attendance at 96.8 percent tops county districts. In Pendleton, Rossiles and other districts show slow departures while most towns in the county filed reports. Adams and Helix vie for low honors. Mrs J Spofford of Boise visits Hotel St George.
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Duncan
Meachamepoek
Jettle Et Otters
Frank K. Welles
Pendleton
Duncan D HW Barton
Rossiles
Behe
Miltom Vtricta
Weston
Wab
Stanfield
Adams
Helix
Mrs. J. Spofford
Boise
Hotel
St. George
Captain resigns after long Cunard service
London December 1 Captain John Prichard commander of the Mauretania and sister ship Nie Tadelli te has forwarded his resignation to the Cunard company He began as a ship cook and rose to master of a brig before joining Cunard as junior officer He served as captain of Corona and opened the Ambrose club at New York and Mauretania on introducing Cunard’s transatlantic service with Fishguard as a port of call
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London
John Priechard
Ahlp
Tadeliiite
Cunard! Company
Prechant
Pritchard
Bovine
Tania
Cuma
Tragedy Reported in Oakland as Man Shoots Wife
Police received a report from Oakland that D. B. Grote of 18 Borteviets Avenue shot his wife. The circumstances were unclear and officers swept the area for details. Further verification was pending.
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Oakland
D. B. Grote
Borteviets Avenue
Unknown wording on Thomes Duncan departure to Corbia
Report mentions Thomes Duncan and his wife planning to leave in a few days for Corbia. The note notes unclear timing and that they hope to return by Christmas.
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Thomes Duncan
Corbia
Peancleth
Romeo
Congress Adjourns After Doing Little Work
Congress adjourned after a brief session in which adoptive resolutions urged establishing a federal department of public works and a legislative proecrum for waterways improvement. The body embraced an annual expenditure of fifty million dollars on rivers and lathors before adjourning until Tuesday.
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Wuelingston
Department of Public Works
Tedev
Potrle tragedy ends schoolboy love conflict
A troubled romance erupted into a double tragedy as 18 year old Walter Sybelt shot 19 year old Lavy Prodton, then died by self inflicted wound after the attack. The incident occurred near the school at noon as Sybelt confronted Prodton and the two exchanged blows.
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Washington
Walter Sybelt
Lavy Prodton
Sybold
Chen
Chinese Student to Represent Pennsylvania in Debate
A Chinese student will be one of Pennsylvania’s representatives in a debate at a Ton kit’s event with Colima. The report notes the student’s participation amid ongoing discussions and debates.
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Sirens Seung
Penneyivania
Ton Kit
Colima
Young
UmATILLA Man Wins Settlement For Train Wreck Injuries
A Umatilla man, D B Jarman, received 6200 in dam ages after a Spokane Inland train wreck near Coeur d Alene last fall left him with three broken ribs a torn hand and shock He and his attorneys had pursued 145000 but settled for 6250 paid by the Spokane Inland railroad claim agent The wreck involved two interurban trains head on causing multiple deaths and serious injuries The claimant was the county resident injured in the collision and the case concluded with satisfaction to Jarman and his representatives.
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Damier
Spokane & Iniland
Jarman
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Oeur Ad Alene Indian Reservation
Triaine
Carne
Thie County
Mwlirend
Westey
Echo Water Suit Drags On With 60 Witnesses Added
The Allen Ditech company versus Henrietta Milling case dominates the weeklong Echo water dispute. Attorneys argue three grounds for priority: prior use, overuse, and abandonment, while defendants claim the mill ditch predates, no rights arose by adverse use, and that rights were abandoned. testimony nears three days, hearings costing about 150 dollars daily.
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Allen Ditech
Henrietta Milling Company
Lamest Company
Piiverse Weere
Birth at Gavinek Hospital for Swartelenier Couple
In Gavinek Hospital this morning a ten pound baby boy was born to Major and Mrs Te T. Swartelenier. Major Swartanden is the current agent on the Tpietithe Indian agency.
Derailment Probe In Progress After Train Stop
A committee investigates the Cue derailment scene to determine cause and responsibility. Officials including Manager M Buckley and Superintendent W Rolfe lead the inquiry but have not announced a solution. The train was not running, track conditions were cited, and two four carts left the Talos.
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Stiltavestigatiog Wieck
Gitinons
Miltead
M. Buckley
William Rolfe
A. Buckley
Talis
Willow Mickelsen Escapes Serious Injury After Home Incident
Mra Willow Mickelsen narrowly escaped serious injury when an intruder or incident at the Judee Gilliland home led to a doorway opening. She was found dazed but unharmed with no broken bones, resting after the ordeal.
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Willow Mickelsen
Cos
Domestic Tragedy Ends in Double Flight of Deaths
In Oakland California Dr Eugene C Woods prominent physician and Gabriel Jacobs jeweler die after a love triangle ends in murder suicide. Jacobs shot Woods on Thirteenth street and Broadway then killed himself. Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Woods involved in divorce suits amid public shaming and scandal.
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Oakland
Cal
Dee
Eugene C. Woot
Gabriel Jacobs
Jacobs
Woods
Mra. Jacobs
Thirteenth Street
Broadway
Elter
New York City Sells Municipal Bonds
New York City plans a bargain sale in its offices today of 12.56 million dollars in 50 year 5 percent municipal bonds. Proceeds fund general expenditures Catskill water system and a new public library at Forty second Street and Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Mets
New York City
Catskill
Ap Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Municipal Conde
Architects In Competition For Argentine Polyclinic
Washington December 10 American architects invited by the Argentine Republic entered the competition for plans for the Jose ie Sin Miamin polyclinic a large government hospital of twenty buildings The contest closed today and the winner will direct all construction work while second and third place receive prizes of 10000 and 5000 respectively
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Washington
Jose Ie Sin Miamin
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