Venezuelan arbitration talks delay decision in Washington
In Washington and Berlin reports indicate President Roosevelt may accept or reject arbitration proposals from Britain and Germany on the Venezuela dispute. Details are scarce as Roosevelt, away from the White House, has not yet decided, while Italy signals willingness to submit to Roosevelt if he approves. The news wires also report the acquittal of Maurn Bigger and conspiracy verdicts involving Dr. Charles C. Hendricks and Samuel Stanton in a major estate case in Freehold New Jersey.
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WASHINGTON
Great Britain
Roosevelt
White House
ming
BERLIN
Germany
Hague tribunal
Hague
United States
ROME
Italy
Veneeneta
Bowen
ads
FREEHOLD
N. J
Maurn Bigger
Charles C. Hendricks
Samuel Stanton
Justice of the peace
Henry M. Bennett
Pittsburgh
Girl deemed insane by Seattle misfortune in Los Angeles
Relatives of Dora Gregory plan to bring her home after she left Los Angeles for Seattle to be married. Dora, daughter of carpenter John M. Gregory, had worked as a domestic in several Los Angeles homes. A letter from Seattle in November hinted at marriage plans, but she later became violently insane and was committed to an asylum. Harry Kluges, a decorator, is accused by Dora’s sister of instigating the trouble by pursuing her for years and borrowing money from her, delaying marriage on various pretexts.
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LOS ANGELES
Conn
Dora Gregory
Seattle
John M. Gregory
lato
Senattel
Harry Kloges
Marriott
Dora
my asseter
Khiges
Missouri Supreme Court Sits Down in Wilmer
Notice from December 1916 reports the Missouri Supreme Court denying the Weltmer School of magnetic healing in Nevada Missouri. It also covers a public drawing at Reno Department Store, the toy department hours, and a mortality tally from local undertakers McPhail Stewart Perkins Oliver. The text mentions Judge McCutre and Dr. Clinton of Washoe county and references ex-mayor Phelan of San Pronelsce.
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JEPEORSON
CITY
Ata
Missouri Supreme Court
Weltmer School of magnetic healing
Nevada
CM. Bishop
tibel
Reno
drawn
Mesers
J. A. Leomid
John Breune. Furniture Company, and Co
M. Daveport
Dorothy Darling
Auditor's office
McPhail & Stewart
Perkins & Oliver
Phelan
San Pronelsce
Washoe coun
McCutre
Clinton
Reno Meeting Ties California Visitors to Christmas Plans
California, Joseph Ryan of Virgin City and Charles A Young, "the prince of Tonopah," were in Reno last evening as aralysts. The first four named gentlemen were en route to San Francisco to spend Christmas, but Mr Young will share Christmas dinner with Reno friends before returning to Nevada's mining camps.
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California
Joseph Ryan
Virgin , City
Charles A. Young
prince of
Tonopah
Reno
San Francisco
Burglary Conviction Shocks Chicago Court
Chicago December 24 A jury found policeman Patrick Mahoney guilty and Daniel Curran not guilty in the Hagemann's jewelry store burglary. About $10,000 was stolen. $7,000 recovered by police. Four in custody linked to the case including Edmund D Sun Clara B De Long Harry B Crocker and Inez No. Clark testified Mahoney stood guard in full uniform during the looting. Judge McEwan presided. Court room noted a lull in activity.
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CHICAGO
Patrick Mahoney
Danial Curran
Judge McEwans Court
Hagemann
Edmund D Sun
Springfield
Clara
B. De Long
Butte Creek
Wyoming
Harry ‘B Crocker
San Francisco
Inez No
Los Angeles
James Clark
Clark
Curran
Mahoney
jetvoily
Morgan Faces Tenant's Claim Over Unheated House
A tenant sues Mr Morgan in District Municipal Court seeking $269 damages claiming a severe cold caused by the unheated house due to local heating shortages. The claimant alleges the property owner failed to provide adequate heating leading to ill health.
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NEW YORK
nobel
District Municipal Court
smt
Morgan
Sophomore Class to Pay Damages for Iowa Riot
Iowa State University sources report the sophomore class will cover damages from a recent student riot. The bill is about 600 dollars. The Riverside Hotel will offer a Christmas dinner for seven.
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DKS MOIIES
A fine pair of Ladies' Utz and Dem's Shoes
A brief note advertises a fine pair of ladies shoes from Utz and Dem, inviting inquiry about price and availability.
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Utz & Dem’s
Embalmed body shown as petrified man in Des Moines case
In Des Moines December 24 Hi penor and Homer Langford sue Rex Embalming Company W F Pettus and Company and W Har bach undertakers for 210000 alleging they unlawfully removed the body of John Allen from his grave in 1896 then embalmed it and have since held it as a petrified man claiming heirs rights as sole heirs of John Allen Surveyor General Kelley is over from Carson today.
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LES MOINES
Iowa
Rex
W. F. Pettus and Company
W. ©. Harbach
Hipenor
Homer Langford
John Allen
Des Moines
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Reno Whelmen Club
George Becker
WILTMER
America
ruffie
GRAY, REID & CO
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Rennes
Tel
Elk
CLEATOR
SOROSIS
The Justice Court
Riverside
SUNDERLAND
Virginia Street
Reed Pat
Vici
Ascott's
Imperials
Boston Garters
silk
lisle
Stetson's
Opera
Plush
Kelley
Carson
ALFRED NELSON
the J. J. BECKER
Fredericksburg
RIVERSIDE STUDIO
Virginia St
F. P. DANN
R. HERZ & BRO
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