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Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1912

Page

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Servia recalls Vienna minister as Greeks resume fighting near Janina

Dispatches report tension between Serbia and Austria Hungary after Minister Sitmies is recalled. Greek and Turkish forces clash near Janina with heavy casualties on the Turkish side and Greek advances. Diplomatic signals hint at a Berlin Treaty ambassadorial conference in Paris to be held early next year with informal talks and Balkan states pressing for advantage before negotiations.

London Paris Opin St. James Palace Edward Grey Folie Adrianople Servia Durazzo Montenegro Scutari Greece Janina Balkan Hyde Park Hotel Clayidge’s Carleton Ritz

Barry Denies Dynamite Conspiracy in Trial Testimony

In Indianapolis on December 13 John H Barry from St Louis testified in the dynamite case that as an Iron Workers International union executive board member he audited McNamara’s accounts but denied any knowledge of funds used for dynamiting. He said he visited Steubenville before a 1909 explosion and talked with Edward Clark in Cincinnati about union conditions, yet claimed no awareness of planned explosions. He added that during the Mt Vernon explosion in 1910 he was not an official of the International union. Or tie KE McManigal admitted causing the Omaha and Mt Vernon blasts. William A H Quigley of Detroit, held to the January federal grand jury session on perjury charges, was later released on $2000 bond. Quigley testified in the trial.

Indianapolis John H. Barry St Louis Iron Workers International Union McNamara Steubenville Cincinnati Edward Clark Mt. Vernon St. Louis International Union Tie KE McManigal Omaha William AH Quigley Detroit Federal Grand Jury

Lenders Discuss Collateral and Rates in Stock Exchange Loans

J H Griesel testified before the house money trust committee on New York stock exchange lending methods. He described daily loan volumes, noted banks and firms that predominated lending, and said brokers accept New York Central stock as collateral over Steel. He warned fixed rates would push money to country banks.

New York Central Washington J. H. Griesel Griesse Rogers New York House Money Trust New York Stock Exchange UW A.m Mr. Griesel J. P. Morgan & Co City National Bank Chase National Bank of Commerce Kuhn, Loeb & Co Speyer Morgan Company Untermeyer Griesel Stock Exchange

Allens Get Compromise In Virginia Murder Case

Wytheville Virginia December 13 Thirty five years in the penitentiary is the penalty Sidna Allen will pay for his part in the shooting up of the Hillsville courthouse last March when five persons including the presiding judge the sheriff and the commonwealths attorney were killed and others wounded Allen's nephew Wesley Edwards will serve 27 years Murder Verdict in 15 Minutes Minnesota Virginia Minn December 13 A jury found Tom Marinsel guilty of first degree murder for the killing of Lucy Bucovic two months ago and it will be life imprisonment in the state penitentiary

Allens Wytheville Sidna Allen Hillsville Commonwealth Allen Wesley Edwards Virginia Minn Tom Marinsel Lucy Bucovic Minnesota

Progressive meeting at New York chosen as permanent HQ for progressives

Chicago dispatch reports the Progressive national conference ending with Col Roosevelt’s address. About 1,600 delegates from most states, except Nevada, pledge to advance Progressive principles. George W. Perkins and Joseph M Dixon lead committees to organize a four year campaign and study European systems. New York selected as permanent HQ over opposition. A permanent publicity and legislative bureau will be set up in Washington.

New York Chicago Col. Roosevelt Progressive National Conference Nevada Hove Joseph M Dixon George W. Perkins Dixon Europe Liberal Party Walter Weyl Medill McCormick Chiago Washington

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