Navy Proclaims Military Rule in Santo Domingo
The United States Navy proclaims military government in Santo Domingo to establish a financial and police protectorate. About eighteen hundred American Marines will maintain order and oversee native officials and customs revenues until elections in January. The move follows the overthrow of President Arias and concerns over anti American sentiment, with Captain Knapp delivering the order.
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Washington
United States Navy
Santo Domingo
Little Republic
Hall
Navy
H. 8. Knapp
United States
San Domingo
Jim
Knapp
State
Navy Department
Russell
Pond
Dominican
Arias
Frederic Enriques
Villa bandits kill Carranza scouts in Mexico
Reports from Paso Texas describe Villa bandits killing Carranza scouts sent toward Terrizas south of Sauz station. Syrian refugees in Juarez said Villa seized Chihuahua City after multiple attacks, while Carranza remnants flee south with about 1,500 men. American citizen George Brittingham was hiding. details confirm ongoing fighting and fires in the city.
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Paso
Tex
Terrizas
Sauz
Ozuma
Villa
Carranza
Juarez
Laws
Chihuahua City
Generel Trevino
George Brittingham
Brittingham
Trevino
Golax
Cara
Juares
Desd
NOT WITH DAUGHERTY Cincinnat Republican Leaders Ex press Their Opinions
Cincinnati December 1 Republicans in Ohio express clear opposition to Daugherty. A state central committee member says Daugherty does not speak for the party and supports statewide prohibition. Other leaders echo the stance. In Hamilton a jury in the Walter Balser murder case fails to reach a verdict and a retrial is ordered.
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Cincinnat
Harry MM. Taugherty
Ohio
Peter W. [Girl
State Central Committee
Daugherty
William Proctor
Stae
BE. W. Awards
Terre Haute City Leases Coal Lands
Mayor Gossom secured a lease on fifty acres of coal land west of Terre Haute as the municipal coal mine success encourages expansion. Stripping work will begin next week the site is near the city and convenient for wagon delivery.
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Terre Haute
Gossom
Death of Sen Rose in Marietta Ohio
Marietta Ohio December 1 rose former member of the Ohio senate and author of the Rose county local option bill died at his home at Coat Row near here He was seventy four years old He served in the Civil War with the Sixty fourth Ohio regiment and wounded escaped from Andersonville prison He later served two years as mayor of Washington and was long prominent in Republican politics in Ohio
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Marietta
Kose
Ohio Senna
Rose County
Coat Row
Here
Ely
Ohio
Cron
Andersonville
Washington
Ghia
Flood lighted Liberty statue to be permanent beacon
On December 2 the Statue of Liberty will be flood lighted with electricity, making the entire monument a shining beacon, not just the torch. President Wilson will attend with cabinet members, governors, and diplomats as part of America’s electrical week running December 2 to 9. Ex Senator Chauncey Depew and other dignitaries will speak, and the event plans to echo the Atlantic fleet in New York harbor that night.
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Wilson
Diplomatic Corp
Washington
M. Dusserand
Chauncey M. Depew
Grover Cleveland
New York Harbor
Germany Ready for Peace If Guaranteed Existence
Berlin, Dec 1. The imperial chancellor Theobald Von Bethmann-Hollweg says Germany is ready for peace that guarantees its existence and future but notes enemies are not seeking peace. He calls for mobilizing civilians and expanding war material while praising German resilience and warning idle hands aid the foe.
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Berlin
Germany
Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstar
Raumania
Robbers attempt to loot First National Bank at Osborn
In Springfield Ohio on December 1 burglars used gas to burn through vault and safe doors of the First National Bank at Osborn. They breached the vault door and began on the safe before appearing to be frightened away by an unknown factor.
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Springfield
First National Bank
Osborn
Bride dies in accidental discharge near New Paris
Greenville Ohio December 1 Mrs Chem ter Kahn a bride of four months was killed when a firearm discharged in the hands of her brother Orla Kahn. The accident occurred during preparations at their home as mourners planned for the wedding anniversary.
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Greenville, O
Chemter Kahn
New Paris
Antan
Orla Kahn
Wilson's Ohio plurality reported by secretary of state
Columbus voters gave President Wilson a plurality of 90 119 in Ohio based on early checks. Wilson received 604 046 votes to Hughes 514 836. Governor race turnout exceeded presidential by about 10 000 votes in the state.
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Columbus
Wilson
Ohio
Rm Huma
Secretary of State
Hughes
New Hampshire
Concord
Fraud Inquiries and Names Mentioned in Shelter Documents
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals such as Obelmatt and Bolin in a discussion of fraud investigations in the United States. The text is garbled, with scattered phrases about inquiries, payments, and authorities, but no clear events, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable portions.
Defends Adamson Act Against Attorney General Gregory
A recent photograph shows Attorney General Gregory defending the Adamson Act. The image underscores ongoing debates over the law and its enforcement, highlighting political tensions around labor regulations and interstate commerce related issues.
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Gregory
Turned Over to Monks Body of Late Emperor of Austria Placed In Crypt
Funeral procession for Emperor Francis Joseph departed the Hofburg chapel for Saint Stephen's Cathedral. The hearse, eight horses, and imperial guards led a crowd of tens of thousands as royalty watched from streets and roofs. The body was later moved to Capuchin church for monastic custody.
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Austria
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Hofburg
Saint Stephen's Cathedral
Charles
Bulgaria
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurttemberg
Miners Protest Wales Nationalization Move
British miners protested the defense of the realm takeover of Welsh coal fields and demand for 16 percent wage increases. London representatives argued mines should be nationalized and miners must be consulted.
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London
Great Britain
Cold storage conspiracy eyed over food price rise
New York dispatch reports Joseph Martigan accuses a network of seventy-two cold storage warehouses in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut of coordinating to keep food prices high. Hartigan cites state-bypass practices as evading laws, urging federal action for a nationwide compact. Thanksgiving shortages push households toward poultry and alternative meats as church collections aid war relief.
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New York
Joseph Martigan
Hartigan
Mitchel
New New Jersey
Connecticut
Turkey
Wilson
Ring Nations
Stevenson sues for accounting over Arms and the Girl rights
New York December 1 Burton Stevenson of Chillicothe sues William Harris Jr Grant Stewart and R M Baker alleging damages from dramatizing his novel Little Comrade a European war story published January 195 Stevenson says he retained dramatic rights to the works and seeks an accounting of profits or royalties
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New York
Burton BE. Stevenson
Chillicothe
WiIam Harris
Grant Stewart
R. M. Baker
Stevenson
Roosevelts view on Wilsons reelection in war era
Colonel Roosevelt argues Wilsons reelection reflects the average citizen’s failure to grasp national duty toward warring nations. He cites Adams law and public indifference to world affairs, noting high living costs and rising debts as factors shaping votes for peace and stability. Edward Mc Donally, son of Captain Howard Donally, shot himself in Gallipolis, Ohio.
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New York
Roosevelt
Wilson
Wilsas
Gallipolis
O. Hee
Edward McDonally
Howard Donally
Getting Ready 10 Cast Ohio's Vote for Wilson
Columbus December Homer M Edwards executive clerk in the governor office prepares forms for use with Ohio presidential electors meeting in Columbus after the official slate of electors is announced. Governor Walton informs electors of vote results and formal certificates of election are issued. The four electors meet and adjourn until inauguration day to cast their ballots.
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Ohio
Wilson
Columbus
Homer M. Edwards
Governor
Columbye
Wille
Wlatehouse
Wowhliatton
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