Sweden's King Oscar Hinted as Venezuela Arbitration Choice
President Castro would arbitrate Venezuela claims if Venezuelan leaders press for peace. The State Department labels the claims legitimate yet extortionate, likening them to damage suits against large corporations in the United States. The suggestion comes from prominent Venezuelan citizens and is reported by the Scripp-McRae press association.
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Scripp-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Oscar
Sweden
Venezuela
Castro
State Department
Caracas
United States
Bowen
Venezuelan ports may be declared amid blockade debate
The report notes likely declarations regarding Venezuela’s ports and argues that a peaceful blockade is not feasible, emphasizing escalating tensions and international concern over maritime access and shipping security.
Spanish Press Attacks Allies and United States Reflecting Coercion of Venezuela
Madrid reports harsh editorials denouncing the allies pressuring Venezuela and blaming the United States. The samples condemn American cowardice and duplicity, accusing it of backing the Monroe Doctrine to aid Spain without its own war ships or resources.
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Madrid
Venezuela
United States
England
Germany
Italy
Spain
Allies
Navy assigns Dewey fleet to Caribbean stations for holidays
The Navy announces holiday dispositions for Admiral Dewey class ships. Battleships Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts Iowa and gunboat Scorpion will be at Trinidad. Other vessels are assigned to St Thomas Curacao Mayaguez San Juan St Kitts Antigua and nearby waters with Trinidad hosting the strongest detachment. The House also votes to seek information on allied actions against Venezuela if public interest permits.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
Kearsage
Alabama
Massachusetts
Iowa
Scorpion
Trinidad
Indiana
Illinois
St. Thomas
Texas
Pointapitre
Chicago Newark
Eagle
Curacua
San Francisco
Albany
Wasp
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Prairie
San Juan
Olympia
Nashville
Machias
St. Kitts
Detroit
Antiagua
Mayflower
Vixen
Porto Rican
Dauphin
Antigua
Laguayra
English discontent over Venezuelan crisis sparks war fears
Englishmen angrily criticize their government's stance in the Venezuelan trouble and blame the United States for forcing Britain into a de facto war. A Dewey fleet destroyer visits La Guayra to carry dispatches if needed and assist Minister Bowen in Caracas. Premier Balfour pledges a blockade.
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United States
England
Dewey
la Guayra
Bowen
Caracas
Diehl
Marietta
van Dusen
Commasder van Dusen
Navy Department
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Holland
France
Venezuela
LaGuayra
Moody
Italian Minister Departs Casarcas Amid Rejected Ultimatum
The Italian minister leaves Ca racas as the government notes the ultimatum was rejected, signaling no surprise in the current diplomatic stance.
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Caracas
Washington aims to protect interests in Venezuelan matter
The administration says it will not seek to mediate the Venezuelan issue but remains ready to defend American interests and uphold the Monroe doctrine as a neutral friend to all parties.
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Washington
Venezuela Yields to Allies Pressure in Caracas Crisis
Caracas leaders urge President Castro to empower U S Minister Bowen to end the dispute with the allies. Washington dispatches show Admiral Dewey and Commander Diehl to reinforce Bowen's mission while Bowen handles multiple European interests amid the looming blockade.
Bates Interests Transferred for Armour Swift Trust
Deeds recorded in Kansas City transfer extensive Bates holdings to a trust company for Ogden Armour and George Swift. Pledges include developing a manufacturing town on 3000 acres across the river with a double deck bridge and new railway terminals in the city.
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Kansas City
Bates
Ogden Armour
George Swift
Christmas coat sale cuts prices across children and women
Local store touts deep discounts on girls coats in popular styles and fabrics including jerseys, cheviots, velvet and corduroy. Prices drop from $14–$15 to $3–$8 range with extra reductions on leather gifts, purses and accessories as holiday stock clearout continues.
Women’s Golf Jackets Arrive In Cream and Colorways
The latest outdoor wear trend features knitted golf jackets worn over a waist or under a coat for extra protection. Blouse front with a full button placket runs from neck to waist. Priced at $3.75 and $5.00 in cream white, and in red white white black and red green combos.
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