Canadian Labor Leader Voices Belief on Gompers Case
Montreal December 24 Alphonseville MM P president of the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress says Canadian labor is disappointed at the Buck conspiracy verdict in Washington. He says imprisonment for Gompers and associates for a boycott by publication would not occur under Canadian law due to wider sense of equity and British fair play.
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Montreal
Canada
Alphonseville
MM. P
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Buck
Washington
Gompers
Verville
United States
Burns Johnson Showdown Heads to Boxing Day in Sydney
Tommy Burns remains a slight favorite over Jack Johnson for the December 26 bout in Sydney with a 4 to 1 edge. Betting favors Burns as fans await Australia’s Boxing Day spectacle at Rushcutlers Bay Stadium. The event promises the largest boxing crowd in the country’s history, with both fighters training publicly and Johnson plotting finishing moves.
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Sydney
Tommy Burns
America
Jack Johnson
Burns
Tomy
Hugo Kelly
Marvin Hart
Jack "O'Brien
Gunner
Moir
Jack O'Brien
Bul Squires
Jack Palmer
Jim Roche
Bill Squires
Steee
Johnson
Wrank Childs
Denver
Martin
Aoa
Sam McVey
Jim Jeffords
Young Jackson
Bam Longford
Bob Pizzaimmons
Flynn KL
Rushcutiers Bay
Burny
Sax
John Bon
Castro Flays Gomez and Seeks Health Clearances
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela told the Associated Press he will not hinder the Caracas government in settling disputes with foreign governments and will speak further when in better health and fully informed. He will stay two more weeks in a private sanitarium.
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Berlin
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Associated Press
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela envoy sails to open talks with France and Holland
The Hague dispatch reports Jose DePaul, recently Venezuela's minister of foreign affairs, leaving LaGuaira for Paris and The Hague on a special mission to open negotiations toward settling disputes with France and Holland under the new government.
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The
Hague
Foraleu
Jose DePaul
Torego
LaGuaira
Paris
Venezuela
France
Holland
Rural Carriers Appointed in Albert City Area
Washington dispatch lists rural mail carriers for Albert City and nearby routes. Charles R. Gama and Charles W. Young serve as main and substitute, with Charles G. Nelson as vice. Edwardo Deck, Leon Beck, and Everett Waters are named with Mary B. Reel as substitute, to oversee duties and routing.
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Albert Hee
Basis
Washington
Alvert
Charles R. Gama
Charles G. Nelson
Charles W. Young
Axel
Nelson
Leon
Claude W. Beck
Edwardo i
Mary B. Reel
Everett L. Waters
Taft Gains Strength Senatorial Fight in Ohio
Columbus dispatch notes Wade Ellis former Ohio attorney general and now U S assistant attorney general will back Charles P Taft. Governor Harris supports a senatorial caucus, boosting Taft movement as of December 24 in Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Wade Ellis
Washington
Columbus
United States
Charles P.taft
Har Tig
Acquittal in Disturbance Charge for Officer Hornish
Police officer William H. Hornish known as Big Bill was acquitted by the Civil Service commission after admitting the charge of creating a disturbance in a room decorated with balloons. He claimed a scientist had given him nine bags of gas instead of a normal dose causing illness and a hurried stop at a saloon followed by seltzer and red pepper.
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William H. Hornish
Hig Bill
Civil Service Commission
Baloon
Big Bill
Cause of Desertions Bell's Report
General Bell's annual report cites the urgent need for a remedy to the evils of detached service officers and criticizes an inadequate peacetime army. He notes 691 officers on detached duty, calling the current structure disastrously ineffective and linking it to high desertion rates among enlisted men.
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Washington
United State
J. Franklyn. Bell
United States
Bell
Christmas Without Snow Prediction Across Nation
Prof Carriotte head of the local weather bureau says snow is present along the Atlantic coast from Virginia to New England and in the Rocky Mountains. He predicts a white Christmas for most of the country, while the upper lake region has light snow but not enough for true Christmas weather.
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Chicago
Carriote
Hols Genus
Atlantic
Virginia
New England
Rocky Mountains
Santa Claus
Upper
Lake Region
Dan's Review Signals Brighter Holiday Trade
New York Dec 24 Dan's Review this week notes holiday trade stronger than last year with usual staple lines improving While bank exchanges across major cities total 2 515 685 00 showing 2 7 percent decline from the cor responding week in 1905 Losses persist though generally smaller than earlier months at Willemstad Curacao US gun boat Dolphin entered the harbor Beaton Mass Dec 24 Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland noted writer and author died from ante dent burns at her home
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New York
Geo
Dan
Corresn
Dolphin
Willemstad
Island of
Curacao
United States
Burns Beaton
Mass
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Forest City couple to wed in Buenos Ayres
Miss Helen Lewis of Forest City sails for Buenos Ayres South America where she will marry George Dawson a machinist for a German firm The pair hoped to study together in Forest City two years ago Dawson went south promising to follow when the time was right The couple’s wedding plans are announced in Creston note.
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Forest City
Bec
Iowa
Helen Lewis
Buenos Ayres
South America
George Dawson
Dawson
South
Migs Lewis
New Yorks
Estate seeks $20,000 in fatal oil tank explosion case
A widow filed suit in district court seeking $20,000 against an oil company over a fatal November 3 incident in which refined petroleum and gasoline allegedly were mishandled during delivery. The death of Fred W. Brandes, about 40, is attributed to an explosion caused by gasoline in a kerosene tank, with damages claimed for his estate and legal costs. The case names the defendant firm, its agent, and law firm Edwart & Longley representing the administratrix Katherine Brandes.
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Fred W. Brandes
Washburngutt
Thilsuty
Katherine Brandas
Ag’ Uuine Istratrix
Edwart & Longley
South Dakota
Iowa
Waterwo
Platonir
Oliver
FLW
Brandes
Fiuitiogis Petoleum
Pet-Eleum
Ytta
Wis
Jha
Plaintyf Intestate
A. R. Richey
W. M. Patterson
Realiae
W. B. Nauman
George F. Davis
Whitney & Sedgwick
Erie Forge Co
Waterloo Cement Machinery Co
W. H. Phelps
Indianapolis Forest and Nursery Company
J. D. Johnson
Helpless for Sixteen Years Ends in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Des 24 Special Gun tave Pletsth an invalid for ten years died Thursday morning at his parents home four miles northwest of Cedar Falls. At fourteen a wood cutting accident caused blood poisoning. The body became paralyzed except the left hand which he used to aid his father with accounts and crafts. He leaves two brothers and two sisters.
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Des
Guntave Pletsth
Cedar Falls
Owatonna
Mina
Weather forecast for tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for a cooler night south tonight with a changeable sky. Sunrise is at 7 and the moon sets at 6:43 PM.
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Towa
Moon Péet
Perjury Charged Against Witness In Hains Case
The Martin Skura trial proceeded with questions over a signed statement claiming no conversation occurred. Skura admitted making the prior statements but testified his later testimony was true, and the defense pressed for perjury charges. Justice Crang denied immediate custody for the witness as the motion for commitment was rejected.
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Flushing
Eater
Santa Tae Brenke
Savaera Jcross
Wains
McIntyre
Antis
Skura
Trip
Me.Intyre
Justice Crang
Skura Glneen
Fire destroys stables in Lima. twenty two horses perish
Fire last night consumed the extensive stables of Davis & Sona in Lima, killing twenty two fine horses. Adjoining buildings suffered slight damage. The total losses are reported not to exceed $26,000.
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Lima
Ohio
Davis & Sona
Roosevelt Advises Family Care for Dependent Children
President Roosevelt states that the best care for dependent children is in the family and calls a January conference in Washington to study the issue. About 150,000 children are classified as dependent. a bureau to gather information on dependent children may be created. The note was sent to roughly 100 leaders as part of the plan.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
United States
Labor leaders to meet in January over court ruling
American Federation of Labor executive council to discuss sentencing of contempt for President Gompers Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Morrison by Justice Wright. Meeting in January will cover policy on the court decision and the federation stance amid its thirty thousand delegates and two million members.
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Washington
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Wright
Executive Council
American Pedstation of Labor
Ita
Federation
Wedding Surprise Seals Union of Averill and Farr
Joe T Averill and Lela Farr wed Thursday forenoon at 11 at the bride’s residence Stew Frank Cole. They left for a short bridal trip this afternoon, a surprise to many friends who knew of no plans. The bride, a city resident since last May, worked at South Lang, and the groom is a pioneer in the town with ties to the G A R post.
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Joe T. Averil
Lela Iy Farr
Aldenbere
Stew
Frank Cole
Tits Ety
John Averill
Tolly
Wall
R. Post
Soush Lang Company
Waterloo
NO PAFER FRIDAY Christmas observance in Waterloo expands
The Reporter joins the Colleges of Commerce in a district wide Christmas observance to spread goodwill. The Fowler block closes for the day and the office will not publish from Thursday noon until Monday. A total of 207 merry Christmas wishes are noted and warm thanks are extended to readers and students for their kindness.
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Syndicate
Aity
Salvation Army
Daily Reporter
Waterloo
Mechanica
Colleges of Commerce
Roya
Ble
Vacation Highlights At Local Business School
During the break the school announced extra amusements and a plan to improve all term terms. Students received Christmas cards bearing a portrait and remarks were given by several speakers. The institution aims to grow into a leading training school, with marriage licenses listed for Forest E. Dumond and Nellie Mae Geyer and others from Waterloo Cedar Falls LeGrand and Alden.
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Mr. Goodyear
Fred Bye Land
Davis
Mmrs. Witland
Rey Noggin
Walter Diefenbach
Archie Stocker
Daisy Learn
Cori Geetal
Forest E. Dumond
Waterloo
Nellie Mae Geyer
William M. Grant
LeGrand
Susie L. Richards
John M. Sutter
Cedar Party
Fancy A. Ginther
Cedar Falls
J.E. Avord
Lela L. Farr
Alden
William Krueger
Florence Retchelderter
Somnambulist Injured Walks Off Roof in Eagle Grove
In Des Moines a somnambulist named Harry Diperk fell from a roof in Eagle Grove while asleep and suffered internal injuries. He was brought home to 826 Walnut street and is in serious condition. His father, Joseph Kipnert, an 18 year resident of Des Moines, runs a barber shop at 222 Locust street.
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Des Moines
Harry Diperk
Eagle Grove
Walnut Street
Joseph Kipnert
Dea Moines
Locust Street
Webster City guest on cousin’s home visit tied to lost pocketbook
Misy Winnie Aitterell of Webster City visits cousin Mia C W Knoop at Rock Talacd gta Won where a last pocketbook containing Stewarts Ville Minnesota tickets and money was lost. Reward offered for return. An action titled William Hrown and Mando Crown seeks to recover $103.07 plus 6 percent interest for goods purchased late 1905 into early 1906.
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Misy Winnie Aitterell
Webster City
Mia. C. W. Knoop
Rock Talacd
Gta
Stewarts Ville
Minn
Tis Office
F. P. Murphy
N. G B. Cottrell
Jon Bio Cottre
William Hrown
Mando Crown
Carheer
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