McCall sails from Havre as Hamilton rests for months
Paris dispatch reports John McCall son of NY Life president sailed from Havre aboard La Lorraine with Andrew Hamilton after a talk on the insurance company affairs. Hamilton is under care for months. McCall sent a full statement on his connections with NY Life. E H Harriman disputes critics about Odell influence. Governor Higgins confirms Harriman testimony. Hyde denies he will move abroad.
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Italy Accepts Splain to Hold Moroccan Conference
Madrid Dec 16 Italy has accepted the appointment of Splain to hold the Moroccan conference at Madrid. It is now expected that the representatives of the interested powers will meet January 10.
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International Livestock Exhibition Opens in Chicago
The annual exhibition at the stock yards opened today in a new building. Breeders from across the United States and Canada are represented, signaling what may be the largest event of its kind in the western region.
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Destruction of Foreign College for American Girls
In Constantinople on December 26 Bart on Hall the American college for girls in the suburbs of Scuetaria was practically destroyed by a night fire. Students including several boarders were in bed when flames were found and all inmates were rescued.
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Monstrous Bill Sparks Canal Commission Pay Debate
In Washington on December 16 Senate debate over the Panama Canal appropriation includes Mr. Bacon urging quarterly estimates of canal commission salaries and expenses. He condemns a $10,000 audit fee as excessive and argues high pay fuels defalcations, while allies call for managerial merit and criticise chief engineer pay.
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Riot Toll Mounts as Moscow Mutinies Erupt
Riga reports twelve rioters killed by military guards at water works as Lithuanians attempt to force entry. In Moscow the garrison mutinies over rations, freeing prisoners and seizing armories. A manifesto from Proletariat groups denounces treasury bankruptcy and calls for taxes refused and deposits withdrawn.
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Holiday Items on Sale and Bargain Handkerchiefs
After six oclock sale prices on fine linen handkerchiefs with embroidery and borders. Three for 50 cents, regular 25 cents each, plus special offers on children's fur sets at one fifth price, Tartan cravats, new veils, and Liberty Satin Ribbons in multiple colors with discounted rates.
Harvard President Links Immigration to Labor and Civility
President Charles W. Eliott of Harvard told the Economic Club of Boston that labor unions push contract labor exclusion, but he argued against restricting immigrants. He cited wage trends, decades of immigration, and the success of millions of Roman Catholics as evidence that arrival and assimilation have enriched American civilization and ideals.
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Phantom shooting scene in Louisville cab fight explodes
Archie Harris, a Black cab driver, was killed early today by Louis Whitney, another cabman. Whitney, believed to have fired while asleep after admiring a hammerless revolver given him yesterday, claimed a phantom attacker caused the fatal shot as Harris slept.
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Santa Fe to Break Ground for Shops Early Next Year
The Santa Fe confirms plans to begin building its shops in the city on January 1. Legal steps to close streets and acquire land from Kern County Land Company are complete, enabling prompt work. Officials say the project will employ at least 300 workers, with payroll comparable to the Southern Pacific within a year.
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Five Die In Nitro Glob G Nitro Explosion
Five men killed in a nitroglycerine explosion at a Dupont dynamite works in Marquette Michigan. About 1400 pounds of nitroglycerine blew apart in the mixing house of the plant causing fatalities and prompting a large emergency response.
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Cornell Active Again in Multiple Notices
In the damage suit George P. Cornell v Joseph Changsler et al a motion to strike the amended answer will be heard Monday January 6 as no court leave was obtained. A marriage license issued to Edgar N Bell and Anna L Strong both 27 of Los Angeles. Robert Viani seeks letters of administration for Ernesto Poggi estate. The mixer house was destroyed and Marquette windows smashed.
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Hal Chase Seeks Left-Hand Batting Strength On Coast
Hal Chase of the New York Americans is playing on the Pacific Coast this winter to develop as a left handed batter. He has struggled hitting from the right side of the plate.
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