Youth Victimizes Milwaukee Businessmen on Dye Claim
Henry Clay Arbuttle, 19, who claimed a new dye process, is brought back to Milwaukee to face trial for larceny of $8,000 in platinum offered for sale in New York. He declares his innocence.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
11
Henry Clay Arbuttle, 19, who claimed a new dye process, is brought back to Milwaukee to face trial for larceny of $8,000 in platinum offered for sale in New York. He declares his innocence.
Berlin's vegetable drying works, opened in July, now handles about forty tons daily. Operated with a gas plant, it uses waste heat to dry cabbage and other produce, stabilizing supply for the Berlin market. Women trim and prepare vegetables. drying takes two hours per batch. Initially for institutions, the product may reach markets as winter tightens.
Rome and its Pope are cited as offering protection as Austrian planes threaten the Eternal City. Italian authorities have spent months preparing to defend against raids, including a complex signal system arranged by William Marconi to warn defenders of approaching enemy aircraft.
Rome braces for potential air raids with coastal guns and anti aerial batteries on hilltops including the Seven Hills. The Vatican and Castel SantAngelo fortified, Janiculum and Capitoline strengthened. art collections at risk if bombs strike the city. Passenger areas for dogs also to be removed.
Berlin December 15 reports that to save space on trains and cut coal consumption the German railways intend to abolish the time-honored practice of running oversized trains. This move aims to streamline service and lower fuel use.
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