Krause Is Placed In U S Jail
Fidlward Krause, man linked to alleged murders, was jailed in the United States Jail at 2516 o'clock. He arrived aboard the steamship Humboldt at Thane and was escorted to Juneau by federal guards. The trip was witnessed by Deputy Marshals Manning and Casey. Krause, kept under constant guard, spoke little and read a book in his cell. His lawyer Krauceunas arrived, and extradition proceedings are set to continue, with hearings delayed pending government preparations. Capt. Tennant and Nick King are named as key witnesses. Tennant is expected to return from San Francisco next week with evidence expected to shock.
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Fidlward Krause
United States
Humboldt
Thane
Sidney J. Hooper
Juneas
George Burford
H. A. Tishop
Kragee
Astore
Dowging
Krause
James Bt. Manning
William W. Casey
Juneat
Stow
Nrouse
Harry Morten
Taeitus
Greece
O. Stow
Mat Miller
Miller
Tenakes
Trew
Charles Tennant
Seattle
William Christie
Treadwell
James O. Plaonkett
Juneau
Ole Moe
Frank Cook
Kacis Kraucaunas
Pler
Christie
Krate
Nick King
Capt
Tennant
Cable
Empire
Seattle Today
Capt. Tennant
San Francisco
Harry Collins
L 9
Cook Brings Prisoners for Grand Jury Action
Deputy Marshal Cook arrived with two other prisoners from Ketchikan who have been held for the grand jury action.
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Cook
Ketchikan
National City Bank forms large foreign trade company
New York December 3 The National City Bank of New York has formed a $750 million company to develop U S foreign trade. Directors include Charles A Stone Otto H Kahn and Willard D Straight formerly with J P Morgan & Co The issue will be privately placed with most stock reserved for bank shareholders and individuals acquire the rest There will be no public sale of stock.
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New York
National City Bank
United States
Charles A. Stone
Stone & Webster
Boston
Wiggins
Otto H. Kahn
Charles H. Sabin
Willard D .Straight
J. P. Morgan & Co
Nat Honal City Co
Former Interior Lawyer Die in Los Angeles
In a wire received yesterday morning Fred Bleeker of Fox was notified his father Judie Bleeker formerly of Dawson and Fairbanks died Wednesday night in Los Angeles. He once partnered with Fernand De Journal in the early days of the Dawnzon camp.
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Fairbanks
Fred Bleeker
Fox
Judie Bleeker
Dawson and Pairbanks
Los Angeles
Fernand de Journal
Complaint Dismissed in Automobile Larceny Case
S&S Commissioner J A Marshall dismissed this morning’s complaint by J M Ounby against G E Collins charging larceny of an automobile.
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S&s
J. A. Marshall
J. M. Ounby
G. E. Collins
Weather Summary for the Day
The past 24 hours ended 1 PM today showed a maximum of 4 degrees and a minimum of minus 36. Conditions were cloudy with ten hundredths of an inch of precipitation.
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Clondy
Christiania First Stop for Ford Peace Ship
Henry Ford’s peace party leaves New York aboard the Oscar II and is due to reach Christiania on December 13. Passports for the entire party were granted by the State Department for visits to Norway Sweden Denmark and the Netherlands.
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New York
Henry Ford
Oscar II
Christiania
Ford
Washington
State Department
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Dream alters peace trip plans for Basil Peel
Pittsburgh December 2. Basil Peel, inspired by a vivid dream of the steamship Oscar II being torpedoed, writes Henry Pont to abandon the planned peace trip to Europe. The note signals a sudden shift in his travel intentions and reflects anxiety over maritime danger.
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Pittsburgh
Milloowan
Basil Peel
Pitts
Eyer Today
Henry Pont Weeing
Europe
Copper Market Shows Strong Demand and Price Outlook
New York reports copper demand remains robust with buyers favoring next year delivery. Traders note heavy March copper sales and significant activity for April deliveries at about 1944 cents a pound. Analysts expect prices to gradually rise as consumption hits new highs despite rising stocks.
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New York
Aml
United States Steel Corp reports record unfilled tonnage demand
New York December 3 The United States Steel Corporation reports solid new business since November 1 at about 75 000 tons daily, risking delivery strain as orders outpace production by 25 000 tons daily. Pittsburgh notes steel prices rising faster than most months, with mills well sold and facing third quarter shipment risks.
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New York
United States
Sten! Corporation
Pittsburgh
Dye industry confidence boosts American dyestuff growth
The Commerce Department notes growing confidence among dye manufacturers in the United States. Investment is rising and plants are expanding. Current coal tar dyestuff production runs 9,000 short tons annually, up from 3,000 tons 16 months ago, with a projected 16,000 tons by year end 1975.
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Washington
Postal savings accounts grow in October totals rise
Washington on December 2 reports postal savings accounts in the United States increased for October by about 32.15 million dollars as the Empire state and others show growth while figures remain partial and uncertain.
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Washington
United State
Four Pacific Northwest conference forms after secret meeting
Delegates from Oregon, Washington, California, and Oregon Agricultural College assemble in Portland to create a new Pacific Coast conference. A 1934 football schedule is adopted with each team to play others at least once, while several colleges are dropped, signaling a major realignment and the dissolution of the Northwest Conference for the colleges involved.
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Portland
University of Oregon
University of Washington
University of California
Oregon Agricultural College
Pacific Northwest
Nowra
Whitman College
Celyeralty of Idaho
Washington Agricultural College
Northwest
Walter
Embargo May Loom On Shipping To Coast
New York reports the possibility of an embargo on shipments if vessels cannot be secured to move piling products from the American seaboard. Without ships, further coast shipments may be halted temporarily.
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New York
American Seaboard
Republican leader urges careful choice for 1916 ticket
Washington December 6 Representative James R Munn Republican floor leader in the House of Representatives warns that Republicans will choose no walkaway in the next election and must nominate a strong candidate to win He says prosperity will strengthen President Woodrow Wilson and that Democrats will back him for reelection He favors former Senator Elihu Root as the Republican choice.
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Washington
James Re Munn
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
Setaton Ellshu “Root
Socialists Weigh Debs Nomination Amid Declination
Socialists press to gain Debs despite his stated decision not to run for president. Hopes persist he may be induced to accept the nomination. Kate O'Hara is likely nominated for vice president to highlight Socialist support for woman suffrage.
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Washington
Dev
Amin
Socialista
Etgene
V. Debs
Amin la
Kate O'Hara
Womin
Alaska railroad funding request for 1915
Washington reports Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane will seek eight million dollars for Alaska government railroad expenditures for the year 1915.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Alaska
Lorimer to be tried in Chicago for alleged complicity
Chicago reports Former Senator Lorimer will face trial in January over alleged complicity in the La Salle Street Bank swindle. State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne announced. Charles B. Munday, once senior vice president, was convicted at Morris and sentenced to five years.
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Chicago
William Lorrimer
la Salle Street
Savinis Bank
Maclay Hoyne
Charles B. Munday
Tena
Morris
Kennecott Plans New York Basin Exchange Deal
Nov 24 report suggests a basin of exchange in Kennecott negotiations with Tiraden. Utah’s basin exchange would swap 134 shares of Kennecott for one Wind token, while Kennecott aims to acquire Alaska Steamship and Copper River railroad assets. A future one-share dividend basis is anticipated.
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Kennecott
New York
Tiraden
Kenndall
Utah
Kennecrott Company
Alaska Steamship
Copper River
Wall Street Journal
Sees America as Garnerer of War Honors
In Parliament Trevte the Socialist attacked the government's policy. He claimed America would gain from the wartime struggle as outsiders watch the great rivalry unfold. Treves spoke of victory, loss, and the distant prize now seen in America.
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Roma Dee Ot
Trevte
Tl Allon
Arp
Treves
German Offer For Ship Sinkings Not Accepted
Washington reports no 6000 offer for a lif e for the sinking Tuultinig accepted by Count von Bernstorff and Lansing declined to comment. He says negotiations on the Ludania case remain confidential and Germany’s disavowal of the act was required but not met.
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Washington
Deep
Count von Bernstorff
Robert Lansing
Langing
Ludutania
Germany
American steel rivals Krupp output in new report
A committee of the Aero Club of America reports American steel manufacturers have equally matched Krupp works at Essen in quality and capacity after inspecting several leading East Coast motor factories during its investigation.
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New York
Krupp
Essen
Aero Club of America, Oh
East
Ford pledges to spend money to seek peace
Washington reports Henry Ford declaring willingness to upend all his money if needed to bring about peace and stating he would do anything possible to destroy the tariff. He emphasized a commitment to peace despite financial risks.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Tarlam
Americans Make Ammunition for Germany
A New York Herald interview with a Bridgeport Production Company director reveals a $10,000,000 capital backed by German interests. The firm plans vast production of shells and artillery, aiming at 6,000 a day, for delivery to Germany either during the present war or after it ends.
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New York
New Bridgeport Profection Company
New York Herald
Germany
Langton Hall Torpedoed in Mediterranean
The British steamship Langton Hall traveling from Calcutta to Philadelphia was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean, according to late reports from London.
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London
Langton Hall
Calcutta
Philadelphia
Ant Aunk
PennsylvanIa bonds acquired by Kuhn Loeb through Haring Brothers
News reports Kuhn, Loeb and company have purchased 20 million dollars of Pennsylvania 4 percent bonds through Haring Brothers of London. The proceeds will be credited to London banks in the United States to settle balance. Gold inflows persist as Americans buy more securities from Europe. Bank of England keeps releasing gold for shipment to the United States.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb, and Company
Haring Brothers
Hondor
Pennsylvania
London
United States
Europe
Bank of England
Germany Renews High Price Offer for Cotton
Germany renewed an offer of high prices for American cotton, initially made two months ago. The prior offers were not accepted due to the difficulty of arranging delivery, as stated from New York on December 3.
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New York
Germany
Masons raise $600,000 for POW relief in Germany
Paris dispatch reports Belgian Masons have collected 600000 dollars for aid to Allied prisoners of war held in Germany. The fund will be distributed without regard to the prisoners country of origin religion or fraternal ties.
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Masons
Paris
Masonic Fraternity
Belgium
Germany
Aed
Bond sales set new yearly record in New York
New York on December 2 notes bond sales for the year reaching 550 million dollars since the stock exchange opened. The closest recent comparison was 1911 with 785 million. It is estimated that next year will see the largest bond sales and new organizations the country has ever experienced.
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New York
Stock ‘Exchange
Shipyard in South Chicago resumes business after eight years
The South Chicago branch of the American Ship Building Company, idle for eight years, has reopened operations in Chicago. The firm has contracts including building three ocean going steamships for Norwegian owners, signaling a revival in its shipyard activities.
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Chicago
South Chicago
American Shipbuilding Company
Belgium Seeks American Cash For Loan Deal
December 4 report states Belgium seeks a loan from the United States with American securities offered as collateral. The Belgian eminent figures in finance and justice travel to the U S to negotiate terms for the government loan.
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Belgium
Paris
United States
Hughes Likely Nominated by Republicans for President
Washington dispatch reports GOP leaders canvassing party members as to Hughes’s candidacy. Critics say the plan seeks to rally opposition candidates and back Hughes at the convention to ensure a stampede toward him. Speaker Clark predicts Roosevelt will be the strongest GOP nominee, while Mann is elected House Speaker candidate for the minority. Senate organization may be delayed as Democrats push cloture to curb extended debate.
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Washington
Docs
Oplie
Fon
Tuerlow Charlet- Beni
Nine of Justice Hughes
Clark
Roosevelt
Wil
Anfla
Mann
Republican House
Joy
BR. Mann
Champ Clark
Senate
Woodrow
Wilson
Tenn
Clottre
Panama
Germany says Greece may have enemy in future
Berlin reports admit Greece might be forced into the war with the Allies. German observers note a potential impact on the Balkan campaign and warn Greece’s decision could influence Romania. Athens officials cite assurances from 1914 and Russia’s role, while Greece awaits concrete Allied guarantees.
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Berlin
Germany
Greece
Anit
Athena
Gerpoiin
Gresco
Gréece
Romania
England Will Have 4 Million Troops In Europe By March
Lord Kitchener told the Greek government in Athens that England can deploy about 4,000,000 troops in the front by March and arm and supply 6,000,000 Russians, asserting the war can end only with Germany’s complete defeat and praising Britain’s resources.
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Germany
London
Lord Kitchener
Athens
England
Monastir Captured by Teuton Forces Reported
London dispatches confirm Monastir fell to Austrian German forces with Bulgarians staying near Kenall. In Salonika, Rasol invasion of Bulgaria sparks speculation of a major war shift as Greece’s stance remains undetermined and Entente pressure grows over possible blockade.
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Pe Mouathr
Rasol
Bulgaria
Reutora
Salonika
Wila
Monastir
Inlegrania Tron Tha Reuter
Auastro- Germn
Payadhls
Florina
Ofitock
Babuna Pass
Brod
Krunevo
Novibazar
Old Serbia
Privina
Greece
Constantine
Embros
Earl Kitchener
Italy
Balkana
Central Allier withdraw men to meet Russian army
Numerous cavalry and infantry battalions and artillery have been withdrawn from the Serbian front by the Germans and are hastening toward the Romanian frontier north of the Danube to meet the Russians. Some Bulgarian forces have also been sent to join General Mackennon's troops moving toward the Runsalan frontier.
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Allier
Salonika, Boe
Danube
Geenral
Mackennon
Shipbuilding Surges as Steel Firms Offer Early Delivery
New York December 3 reports surprise speed in fleet construction with eleven steel companies offering to begin delivery within six months and complete within two years at government yards No. 43 and No. 44. This follows no delay predictions and aligns with government specs.
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New York
United States
German loan plan to Bulgaria for war aims reported
Berlin reports that Germany plans a loan to Bulgaria for war purposes. Berlin Danks will arrange the loan agreement and its subsequent presentation to the German government.
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Berlin
Nee
Bulgaria
Danks
Ger. Taan
Germany Expects Major Military Operations in Syria
New York December 3 Syrian private letters say Germany anticipates Syria as the theater of major military operations. The railroad, paralleled by a pipeline supplying drinking water, is being pushed across the desert toward Suez, the canal being its objective.
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New York
Germany
Syria
Suez
Germans Ordered to Leave Washington
Secretary of State Lansing informed German Ambassador von Bernstorff that Naval Attache Boy-Ed and Military Attache Von Papen are now persona non grata. The move follows evidence from Hamburg-American Line trials in New York and ties to German wartime operations.
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Washington
von Papen
Robert Lansing
von Hernstorff
United States
Secretary of State
Germany
New York
von Bernstorff
Lansing
Hoy-Ed
State Department
Boy-Ed
Chamberlain and Swiss training plan for national defense
Senator George Chamberlain, chair of the Senate military affairs committee, will push the preparedness measure and introduce a bill to adopt the Swiss system for training schoolboys. A top presidential adviser notes the President wants Congress to decide on funding and responsibility for national defense.
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Washington
George BE. Chamberlain
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Canada authorizes 145 battalions for war effort
Ottawa reports Canada has authorized 160000 infantry in 145 battalions. Of these, 55 battalions are in Europe and 90 battalions are still in training. Including artillery, engineers and other branches, the total in these 145 battalions is 250000 men.
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Ottawa
Canada
Europe
Edward Bacon Dies As Baltimore Railroad Official
Edward Bacon, first vice-president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died yesterday following an operation. In New Orleans Josson Willard, heavyweight champion, will face Fred Falton of Rochester, Minnesota, in a 20 round bout on March 4 after recent negotiations. Lamont M. Bowers resigned as Colorado Fuel Iron superintendent over age concerns. DuPont Powder Company reports no outsiders blamed for Tuesday’s Wilmington explosion that killed 31 workers.
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Edward Bacon
Baltimore
B. & O. Railroad
Binghan
Lamont M. Bowers
Colorado’ Fuel Iron Company
Wilmington
Col
DuPont Powder Company
President to Speak at Darton Chamber Luncheon
President Wilson has accepted an invitation to speak at a Darton Ohio chamber of commerce luncheon in December. The event honors the president. Seattle voters face a hot election tomorrow with two port commissioners and two school directors up for choice along with several bonding propositions.
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Washington
Wilson
Darton
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Directors Exonerated in New Haven Conspiracy Case
William Rockefeller and former New Haven directors cleared of alleged conspiracy charges as Judge Hunt bars testimony not proving criminal intent. In Ravensdale Washington the coroner’s jury for the mine disaster that killed 31 exonerates the company and issues safety recommendations.
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New York
William Rockefeller
The
New Haven Railroad
United States
Hunt
Ravensdale
Wash
Priest Acquitted in Bishop Shooting Case
In Winona, the Rev. Father Louis Lesches was acquitted of shooting Bishop Patrick Heffron with intent to kill on grounds of insanity. He will be committed to Stillwater, home to the state's criminally insane.
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Winona
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