Venezuela Denounces Dutch Note and Demands Reparations
Caracas reports Venezuela rejects Dutch demands over Minister de Rous dismissal, says Netherlands must apologize and indemnify for the insult and Curacao mob incident. Castro government vows to resist, notes readiness of coast defense guns amid looming ultimatum and possible invasion risks.
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Haskell adds another chapter to Osage oil lease clash
Kansas City Oct 14 Governor Charles N Haskell of Oklahoma, arriving from Guthrie, gave the AP a signed statement to President Roosevelt urging to cancel the 680000 acre Osage oil lease or have Congress void it and secure fair compensation for the Osage nation. Castro’s health improves in Caracas seen on streets returning from Valencia and driving to a government building.
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Bulgaria Sees No Cloud Ahead in Turbulent Times
Sofia reports there is no cloud on Bulgaria's horizon after independence declared by Prince Ferdinand on October 5. About 120000 troops remain under arms for a month while awaiting a settlement. Frontier guards are instructed to stay within borders and avoid clashes with Turks. Prince Boris, heir to King Ferdinand, is not present at Sofia celebrations.
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Shifts Back to Bulgaria in Balkan Crisis
Paris reports from French officials say the Balkans danger has shifted to Bulgaria with unconfirmed talk of an ultimatum to Turkey over Bulgarian independence. A Bulgarian move on Turkey may occur if powers refuse to recognize independence, and Britain could land troops to protect Constantinople if Bulgarian forces cross the Turkish frontier.
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Britain Advises Turkey On Near East Settlement
Foreign Secretary Grey and Russian Foreign Minister Iswolsky spent October 14 in telegraphic talks with European capitals over the forthcoming conference to resolve the Near Eastern question. Britain acts with Turkey’s concurrence. If Turkey accepts the guidance it would recognize Bulgarian independence and the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, seeking compensation.
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Suit will charge libel Haskell to sue Hearst
Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma arrived in Kansas City to consult lawyers about a libel suit against William Randolph Hearst. He said the petition would be filed by his attorneys, likely in the circuit court, though the date is not set. The case stems from the Standard Oil story linked to his resignation as Democratic national committee treasurer.
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Traffic surge shown by railway surplus report
Chicago Jer 12 A big rise in traffic is shown by the American Railway association bulletin on car surpluses and shortages. The report notes a decrease of 49 795 surplus cars on United States and Canada railroads, the total surplus now 128 792.
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