Mexican story of murder denied in Tampico incident
Washington reports a detailed Aguila Company account of James Wallace death near Tampico in November. The Mexican Foreign Office says Wallace, intoxicated, rushed a sentry at a dangerous spot and was shot. Aguila alleges a soldier fired after Wallace’s horse kicked a machine gun and claims Wallace assaulted soldiers with an ax handle.
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Mexico City
Tampico
James Wallace
Aguila Company
Wallace
State Department
Mexican Foreign Office
Potre Or del Llano
Weather and Murder at the Gem Theatre
Weather notes forecast fair days with rising northern warmth while a report on Wallace’s death dismisses intoxication and ax assault claims. Eyewitnesses say he was sober before his killing, and medical evidence indicates a shot from behind. The account ends with a reference to Mickey at the Gem Theatre.
No-strike clause to be eliminated in railroad bill
Washington reports that the Cummins anti-strike provision is slated for removal from the pending railroad bill. House support appears unlikely, while Senate conferees hint at compromise. cooling-off and blackout proposals are weighed. Labor leaders and Gompers warn compliance would trigger a widespread strike, with Plumb Plan advocates pressing for government ownership if Congress fails to act.
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Washington
Cummins
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Lenreot
McCormick
Brotherhood
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhoods
Congress
Labor
Ex-Crown Prince Says Holland Tax Too High
The adjutant of Former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany protested to Wieringen council over income tax assessment of 800000 florins for the prince. He contends Frederick's actual income is only five percent of that amount per Handelnblad.
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Holland
the Hague
Frederick William
Germany
Wieringen
Chicago Crowns New Year With Cider Trials
Chicago officials plan a dry New Year’s Eve at several large hotels substituting cider for intoxicants. Barrels of cider ordered for the occasion, with private wet celebrations planned at home. Hotels report strong demand for private banquets as costs rise.
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Chicago
Wyoming Man Dies at 106 and Is Buried at Poor Farm
James Dad Sherrod of Rawlings Wyoming dies Friday at the county poor farm near Dixon aged 106. Born June 26 1813 in Harrison County Ohio he was buried today at the farm.
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Wyoming
Poor Farm
Rawlings
Wyo
James “Dad” Sherrod
Coaty Poor Farm
Dixon
Harrison County
Prohibition on Fireworks in City District Announced
Notice from Mayor Randolph P. Hamby prohibits shooting any fireworks in the business district by law. Also item about high grade meals and hulls offered for trade for cotton seed or cash at Farmers Union Warehouse, signed by W. B. White, dated December 4.
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Randolph P. Hamby
W. B. White
Farmers Union Warehouse
Attack in Phoenix Park Leaves Two Dead In Dublin
In Phoenix park near the vice regal lodge an officer and a band intruder were killed during a morning shootout. About eight attackers were involved with four arrested after fleeing the scene. A civilian attacker, around 40, possibly wearing army parts, died. identity unrevealed. Mirrored gunfire, blood pools, and a machine gun were reported. Crowds gathered as news spread.
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Dublin
Phoenix Park
Viceregal Lodge
Vice- Regal Lodge
Vice-Regal Lodge
Boast
Hear Mickey at the Prescott Hardware Co. Event
Local event featuring Mickey at Prescott Hardware Co. draws community attendees. Details include date and time for the appearance and any promotions or discounts offered during the visit.
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The
Gem Theatre
Prescott Hardware Co
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