Mexican ambassador to Washington sees no crisis in U S Mexico talks
Eliseo Arredondo says U S troop withdrawal is key to progress and that Villa seeks intervention to block recall. He reports to Carranza in Queretaro and predicts a final adjustment once Pershing leaves, with tensions easing and constitutionalists gaining room to act.
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Eliseo Arredondo
Washington
United States
Mexico
Ramon de Negri
San Francisco
Senor Arredondo
Luis Dantin
Fausto Madrid
T. R. Beltran
Jose Montemayor
Villa
Joint Commission
Pandit Gang
Wilson
Pershing
Government of
Carranza
Pershing Senor Arrendondo
Anarchist Question Delays Naturalization Bid in Chicago
John Burrows Collings-Woods, once of Harte Pool England, faces a citizenship form that asks if he is an anarchist. He hesitates to declare his stance, saying he may not return if he decides to become American. The clerk awaits his decision at the United States Court in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Court In
John Burrows Collings-Woods
Hartepool
England
Sothern in Serious Illness at Chicago Hotel
E H Sothern, the actor, is seriously ill at a Chicago hotel with kidney stones. Physicians report slight improvement and say an operation may be necessary. Mrs Sothern Julia Marlow and Dr Joseph Bissell were expected to arrive from New York to join care teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. H. Sothern
United States v Bopp Conspiracy Case in San Francisco
Arguments in the United States case against Franz Bopp the German consul general and assistants conclude as jurors are expected to be charged with conspiracy to violate American neutrality. Two defense witnesses were to testify briefly as the trial nears jury deliberations likely by Tuesday.
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San Francisco
United States
Franz Bopp
Hero
United States District Court
Weather forecast for San Antonio area
Tonight fair and colder with clear skies. Saturday expected to stay fair, with no precipitation and mild daytime temperatures.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Forecasts by the Light: Midwest and East Weather Update
Weather notes from St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington report temperatures ranging from 22 to 49 with rain rain or snow forecasts for Saturday. Wind speeds vary from 8 to 24 miles per hour and colder conditions are noted across all cities.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Mexican accused of selling state secret in Mexico City
Francisco Beyro an employee in the Mexican Department of Fomento was arrested after Harrison Gray Otis of Los Angeles reported an anonymous letter offering to sell alleged plans of the Mexican government for confiscation of lands owned by the Colorado River Land Company Otis said the letter and his decoy response led to Beyro s arrest and that Beyro denied the charges The case centers on a supposed plot involving Ruiz associates and Otis indicated the plan was not a direct government threat but a private scheme in Mexico City
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Mexico City
Francisco Beyro
Department of Fomento
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles
Colorado River Live Stock Company
General Otis
Beyro
Otis
Cal
MexiCo
Colorado River Land Company
Los Angeles Times
California-Mexico Land & Cattle Company
Alberto Ruiz
Ruiz
Villa Adherents Deny San Antonio Conference Plans
Reports from El Paso claimed Villa adherents would meet in San Antonio to map a government and protect foreigners. Hippolito Villa declined to confirm due to language barriers, Inspector Barnes avoided comment, and Consul Beltran dismissed the report as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Villa
el Paso
Hippolito Villa
Barnes
United States Secret Service
Washington
Department
Hipolito Villa
Greek Steamers Siripiros and Simpiros Torpedoed
Havas dispatches from Corunna and El Ferrol describe torpedo attacks on Greek steamers Siripiros and Simpiros. Twelve crewmen from Siripiros were saved by the fishing boat San Jose, while the captain and twelve crew members of Simpiros were landed on Cobas beach.
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Paris
Siripiros
Havas
Corunna
Spain
San Jose
el Ferrol
Simpiros
Cobas
German pledge to respect Swiss neutrality amid fears
The German legation notes that Germany formally remains resolved to strictly respect Switzerland's neutrality. The statement aims to dispel fears in Berne over rumors of German plans to strike at France and Italy through Switzerland.
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Berne
Switzerland
Paris
The
Bund
France
Italy
Germany
Suicide of Pittsburg man ties Colbert murder to death
Detectives in Philadelphia report Bernard W. Lewis of Pittsburg killed himself in Atlantic City, solving the Colbert murder last Saturday. They found letters and a list of telephone numbers linking Lewis to Miss Maizie Colbert and dismiss a third person presence as a theory.
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Philadelphia
Bernard W. Lewis
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Maizie Colbert
Tate
Lewis
Captain Tate
Miss Colbert
Colbert
Ethel
Mabel Kyle
Powell
Detective Bureau
Greeks Reject Demands of Allies After Athens Fighting
The Greek government acting with the king has decided to reject certain clauses of the entente note demanding reparations for the recent fighting at Athens, according to Reuters from Athens dated January 5.
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London
Athens
Reuter
No Second Peace Note By President
Washington January 5 The State Department announced that President Wilson is not contemplating sending another peace note. Secretary Lansing said the government has no further note in contemplation and that the information is being sent to American diplomatic representatives abroad. The move aims to prevent reports of a second note from impacting the entente reply to the first note expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Wilson
Lansing
Braila Threatened as German Offensives Close In
The Roumanian Danube port Braila, a key granary and oil depot, is in danger from von Mackensen’s forces advancing from both Danube banks. Braila’s bridgehead was pierced, and four Romanian towns fell with 1,400 prisoners taken as German and Bulgarian troops push eastward from Mat chin. Russians launch attacks in Galicia and near Dvinsk as part of a widening front.
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Associated Press
Danube
Braila
Field Marshal von Mackensen
Matchin
Berlin
Rimnik-Sarat
Riga-Dvinsk
Galicia
Sayville
Friedrichstadt
War Office
Dvinsk
Shock Fatality After Auto Crash In San Antonio
Mrs Richard A Cavenaugh died at 3 15 Friday morning at P and 8 hospital after an auto crash on the North Loop. The partygoers grazed a telephone pole and a rod struck her chin causing fatal shock. She is survived by husband and two sons Richard and Robert. The husband is secretary treasurer of the Commercial Men's Association of Illinois. They resided at the St Anthony Hotel.
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Richard A. Cavenaugh
Women Own Saloons In East St. Louis Result
Two women were among 104 saloon keepers who passed the liquor license examination in East St. Louis conducted by Mayor Mollman. The women named were Mrs. Kate Dissett and Mrs. M. Applegate. The Dissett bar is part of the Dissett House Tavern a long standing landmark on She Island.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Mollman
Kate Dissett
M. Applegate
Dissett
Dissett House
Death by own action shocks Atlantic City police report
Direct evidence is lacking to explain the death of Bernard W. Lewis. In Atlantic City New Jersey on January 5 authorities say the incident occurred by his own action and remains under investigation with no further details released.
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Atlantic City
N. J
San Antonio Eyes Municipal Coliseum to Host Conventions
A broad coalition of civic and commercial leaders in San Antonio endorses a municipally owned coliseum with at least 10 000 seats. Plans favor bond financing or a building company if bonds fail, aiming to host conventions, expositions, and municipal events to boost city growth.
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San Antonio
Real Estate Board
B. F. Nicholson
Coliseum Committee
The.agoard
Nicholson
George C. Holmgreen
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Carrington
City Club
St. J
D. E. Colp
Bexar County Highway League
Secretary Tumulty Denies Peace Note Knowledge Demands Apology
Secretary Tumulty announced he did not know of the president's peace note before its publication and demanded a public apology after Representative Wood cited his name in connection with the alleged leak. The statement flatly denies prior knowledge of the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tumulty
Wood
Peace Resolution Before the Senate Advances
The Senate, by a strict party vote 41 to 27, approves formal consideration of Senator Hitchcock’s peace note resolution. Senator Gallinger offers a humane substitute urging early enduring peace and support for efforts toward that end. Senator Lewis warns the European war cannot be controlled without U S involvement and vows no tolerance for further American life loss.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Hitchcock
Wilson
Gallinger
United States
Europe
Lewis
America
Unions Pledge Funds for Mooney Defense
Labor unions across the country plan contributions totaling thirty to forty thousand dollars to cover the defense of Thomas J. Mooney his wife Rena Israel Weinberg and Edward Nolan in the July preparedness day bombing case in San Francisco. The International Workers Defense League funds the defense and Warren K. Billings has already been convicted. jury selection for Mooney’s trial began with nine jurors passed.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
Rena
Israel Weinberg
Edward Nolan
Robert Minor
International Workers’ Defense League
Warren K. Billings
San Marino Regent Arrested for Embezzlement Charge
Olinto Amati twice served as regent of San Marino and has been arrested in Rome on charges of embezzling 2,000,000 lire of the republic’s funds. A dispatch from Rimini, the San Marino capital, says he also engaged in several unsuccessful speculative ventures.
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San Marino
Rome
Paris
Olinto Amati
Republic of
Rimini
Leaked Note Hearings Name Baruch and Curtis
House rules committee hearing on Wood's leak claim names Bernard Baruch and A Curtis a Wall Street broker as witnesses. Wood cites a letter from Curtis and a Telegram from Thompson and McKinnon as sources while denying profit or direct evidence. Subpoenas issued for Baruch and Curtis with Tumulty to appear voluntarily Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
House Rules Committee
Representative Wood
Rules Committee
Bernard Baruch
A. Curtis
Wall Street
Mr. Wood
Tumulty
Mr. Bolling
New York
Otto H. Kuhn
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Thompson & McKinnon and Lamson Brothers
Henry
Curtig
Baruch
Gardner
Massachusetts
Wood
Thomas W. Lawson
Chiperfield
Tlllinois
Foster
Illinois
Son
Mississippi
Star Chamber
Garrett
Tennessee
R. W. McKinnon
Thompson and
Thompson and McKinnon
Chicago
Ralph H. Hartley
Oskosh
Wis
S. B. Friday
Oshkosh
Lamson Brothers & Co
Lafayette
Ind
Otto Kuhn
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Campbell
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Hutton and Company of New York
Wallaey
Barney Anch
Curtis
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Eliseo EO
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Julia Marlow
Bopp
M. Saeene
Weather Forecast
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Secret Service
Mr. Villa
Travis
Beltran
Carrancista
Dolves Colbert Grime
Self
von Mackensen
Richard A. Cavanaugh
Mooney Defense
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