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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

3

Proof sent on Kaiser's sank ships Marina and Arabia

State department forwards evidence of German alleged violations over the sinking of the Marina and Arabia to Berlin. Germany admits torpedoing without warning both ships. six Americans died aboard the Marina, which carried horses and freight. Arabia reportedly on a regular Mediterranean voyage. objective data from Britain sought.

State Department Berlin Foreign Office Department United States Germany Marine Arabia United States Great Britain Mediterranean Marina

Lloyd-George Names Five To Conduct War Cabinet

Premier Lloyd George forms a five member war cabinet including Lloyd George Milner Curzon Bonar Law and Henderson to direct war policy with expanded powers. The remaining ministers will head departments while Palfour becomes foreign secretary as the government concentrates control on the prime minister and war council.

Lloyd George Lord Milner Hari Curzon Andrew Bonar Law Arthur Henderson War Cabinet Lloyd-George Mr. Henderson War Council House of Commons Bonar Law House of Lords Earl Curzon Council Lloyd-George, Milner and Henderson Arthur J Palfour

Three Measures Ready For Immediate Consideration In Congress

Congress schedules rapid action this week with three bills ready for immediate consideration. The District of Columbia prohibition bill immigration measure and corrupt practices proposal face Senate debate with possible revisions and final action. House work expected to be routine until after Christmas holidays.

Congress District of Columbia Senate Kenyon Senate Democrats Clark Saulsbury Delaware House

Dr Buck at Sidney Hotel offers monthly medical consultations

Dr Buck advertises consultation at the Sidney Hotel on Monday December 18 with monthly returns. It touts scientific methods, a broad list of ailments from nervous debility to blood disorders, and promises renewed pep and vitality after treatment. Office hours 9 am to 8 pm daily at 1308 O Street Lincoln Nebraska.

Sidney Hotel O Street 13Th and O Streets Lincoln Neb

Denver Motorman Dies at Cemetery Entrance

Nathan Thomas Javis aged sixty five a Denver motorman drops dead at his post while bringing his car to a stop at the entrance of a cemetery on the eve of retirement.

Nathan Thomas Javis Denver

U S. Holds No Mediation Offer Against Europe

Washington officials deny any sovereign mediation or peace proposals to European nations. The government states such offers have not been made and will not be breached unless unforeseen world events alter plans. Officials say rumors of a peace move aim to undermine negotiations and derail peaceful outcomes.

United States Washington

Embargo Calls Asked in House Resolution

A resolution introduced by Representative Hollingsworth of Ohio urges an embargo on the export of munitions and arms. The action seeks a formal halt to the shipment of war materials to foreign buyers under the current policy.

Representative Hollingsworth Ohio

Caledonia Sunk by German Submarine. Captain Captured

The British steamer Caledonia sank after a German submarine attacked. Its captain attempted to ram the sub and was taken prisoner, adding a dramatic conclusion to the encounter at sea.

Caledonia

Sinn Feiners disrupt Cork charity performance

In Cork a charitable event for the families of Cork gaiders was halted by about two hundred Sinn Fein supporters. They sang Finn Fein songs and shouted slogans urging revolt and against recruiting, interrupting the presentation.

Strikes Called by Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union

Officials of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America announced a strike of 60,000 garment makers in New York Newark and Ridgewood New Jersey will be called this week. The action targets men and boys and will impact men s and boys clothing production across the tri state area.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America New York Newark Ridgewood N. J

Athens Crisis Deepens as Ministers Confer and Ententes Depart

The situation in Athens nears crisis as American minister Garret Droppers meets King Constantine for over an hour. The Spanish minister has departed for Valencia, and all entente nationals have been ordered by their legations to quit Athens.

Athens Garret Droppers Constantine Valencia Entente

Cabinet to Stay in Place After March 4 In Biden Era

Every member of President Wilson's cabinet with the possible exception of Attorney General Gregory is expected to remain in office after March 4 when the president's second term begins. It was learned that all of them have been or will be asked to keep their posts.

Gregory Wilson

Kaiser Returns to Berlin as Emperors Meet Abroad

Kaiser Wilhelm returns to Berlin with Field Marshal von Hindenburg after visiting Emperor Charles at Austrian headquarters in a joint display of alliance. The two emperors met in a camp near Autro-Hungarian headquarters to discuss ongoing affairs.

William Charles Marshal von Hindenburg Autro-Hungarian

Deutschland Returns From U S on Second War Trip

The German commercial submarine Deutschland has arrived off the Weser mouth on its second voyage home from the United States, signaling a return from its recent trip and prompting navigation movements along the German coast.

United States Weser

Testimony in Bopp case Opens Second Week Trial

Letters and telegrams allegedly written by defendants in the Franz Bopp case were shown as evidence as the San Francisco trial entered its second week. Prosecutors seek to link communications to orders for destroying bridges and tunnels in Canada and a dynamite barge explosion in Seattle harbor. Also, gold mining in South Africa extends beyond 5,000 feet with potential to reach 8,000 feet.

Franz Bopp San Francisco United States Canada Seattle

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