Italy Joins Allies in Venezuelan Demonstrations
Italian Ambassador met with Secretary Hay in Washington to announce Italy has joined Allied naval pressure on Venezuela and to request Bowen manage Italian interests there. Hay sent cables urging Britain and Germany to express views on arbitration as officials warn the crisis could escalate.
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Scripp-McRae Press Assn
Washington
State Department
Hay
Italy
Venezuela
Bowen
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
United States
London
Berlin
Rome
France
Cuaracas
la Guayra
Miners Union Plan to Monopolize Labor in Scranton Hearing
In Scranton on December 17 counsel for the miners, led by Darrow, called John Dunkle to testify about a girl worker paid three cents an hour and forced to labor all night. The miners finish their case as operator counsel outlines proving United Mine Workers aim to organize all coal miners to secure labor monopoly, with rebuttals on wages, hours, and regional education and conditions.
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Scripp-McRae Press Assn
Scranton
Darrow
John Dunkee
Dunkle
Wolverton
United Mine Workers
United States
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Cabinet Holds Key Foreign Talks on Venezuela
President Roosevelt and his cabinet convened in a lengthy session focusing on foreign affairs with emphasis on the Venezuelan crisis. Officials indicate no recession in U S policy toward Venezuela or Latin American nations, and they monitor all developments with caution.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Germany
England
South
Central America
Congress
Fleet Orders From Washington To Move Vessels
Washington reports orders to Admiral Dewey to dispatch several battleships now in maneuvers off Culebra to Trinidad and to send other fleet vessels to Curacao. The move aligns with prior plans and aims to avoid any appearance of interference while keeping a strong fleet ready. The State Department hopes Castro's arbitration proposal will be accepted.
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Washington
Dewey
Culebra
Trinidad
Laguayra
Curaco
Venezuela
United States
State Department
Castro
Belgium Joins Alliance Against Venezuela Report Confirmed
Brusseils reports Belgium officially joins the alliance opposing Venezuela. Belgium claims ten million francs as the demand.
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Brusseils
Belgium
Venezuela
Senate passes urgent deficiency bill in five minutes
Doings of Congress reports that the urgent deficiency bill passed the Senate in five minutes. Senator Hill moved to adjourn until Saturday when the holiday recess begins. The House accepted Maryland Governor's offer of statues of John Hanson and Charles Carroll of Carrollton for the state.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Senate
Senator Hill
House
Maryland
John Hanson
Continental Congress
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Earthquake Destroys Andjan City in Central Asia
The town of Andjan in Central Asia was practically destroyed by an earthquake today. St. Petersburg reports a population of over thirty thousand and no casualty details are yet known.
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Scripp-McRae Press Assn
St. Petersburg
Russia
Andjan
Central Asia
Christmas Gift Sale Prices on Leather Goods and Furs
A newspaper ad lists gifts including chatelaines from 38 cents to 5 dollars, beaded chatelaines, wrist bags, and leather calendars. It promotes Sorosis shoes, storm collars, electric seal pieces, and fur trims with many items discounted from previous prices.
Stores Will Stay Open After Supper Through Christmas
City merchants announce shops will remain open after the supper hour from now until Christmas to accommodate patrons unable to shop during the day. This extended hours schedule aims to help working customers finish Christmas purchases with convenient evening access.
Will Wed Tonight Lulu Klink and George Ander son to wed at Sedalia home
The wedding of Miss Lulu Klink and Mr. George W Ander son will take place this evening at 615 West Fourth Street the bride's mother's home. The bride is a well known Sedalia young lady and the groom a respected conductor and Brotherhood member. Rev E W Clippinger Broadway Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony.
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Lulu Klink
George W. Anderson
West Fourth Street
Sedalia
E. W. Clippinger
R Stor
Broadway Presbytian Church
Fire at Harris office ends with smoldering lamp
The fire department was called yesterday at 5 pm to Dr Harris's office over Taylor Cain's store. A gasoline lamp exploded in the can but flames were smothered with rugs and towels by the time firefighters arrived. No damage resulted.
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Dr. Harris
Taylor Cain
Burial of Infant in Otterville
The infant child of Mr and Mrs J M Bente was buried at Otterville yesterday with Sedalia residents attending the funeral.
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Mr. and
J. M. Bente
Otterville
Sedalians
Masonic Lodge Meets For Special Degree Work
Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M meets tomorrow evening at 7 in special communication for first degree work. All Master Masons invited. J H Johnson W M S M Hodges Secretary.
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A. F
A. M
J. H. Johnson
W. M. S. M. Hodges
Laid at Rest Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson
Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson wife of J A Robinson proprietor of Robinsons European hotel was buried this afternoon from Calvary Episcopal church Rev W T Allan officiating The Elks pallbearers included Peter Pehl Sam Fletcher B F Hughes F Easton W A Crawford J Conner Large attendance and beautiful floral offerings marked the funeral
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Sarah Jane Robinson
J. A. Robinson
Robinson
Calvary Episcopal Church
W. T. Allan
Peter Pehl
Sam Fletcher
B. F. Hughes
F Easton
W. A. Crawford
J. ©. Conner
Largest line of military hair brushes to be seen at Dow's
A display of a broad assortment of military hair brushes will be showcased at Dow's department store. The exhibit highlights various styles and sizes for service members and veterans visiting the shop this week.
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Dow’s
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