Former German Emperor Tries to Die by Own Hand
London reports former German Emperor William Hohenzollern attempted suicide after a mood decline. A retinue member intervened and was wounded. He has recently met with two international law experts in Amsterdam to discuss his position and a forthcoming autobiography planned as part of his defense before any international tribunal.
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Associated Press
London
William Hohengollern
Leiphaie Tageblatt
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hrr
Hohensollern
Ameronga
Amsterdam
The
Express
Herr Hohengzollern
Red Cross Election Held by Local Executive Board
The Red Cross local executive board met at the courthouse on Friday to elect officers for the coming year. Officers include Chairman F G Tracy Vice Chairman Mrs C C Lewis Secretary Mrs H H Dille Treasurer W A Craig and heads of committees such as Home Service Mrs W W Dean Conservation Mrs Maude Wyman Jenkins Development Miss C Sikes Knitting Mrs C H Dishiman Garments Mrs Robt Toffelmire Dressings Mrs Woodard Comfort Kit Mrs H C Kerr School Work Mrs Clarence Bell Membership Mrs Jennie Linn Finance Prof W A Poore Publicity Messrs W Preenen S L Perry W T Reed J R Linn.
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Red Crown Society
Mra
C .C. Lewis
Sikes
Mra. Toffelmire
H. F. Christian
John Merchant
H. Hemenway
Messrs
F. G. Tracy
George Cooke
Clarence Bell
R. M. Thorne
C. Sikes
C. H. Dishiman
Robt
Toffelmire
Aparece
Woodard
Comfort Kite
H. C. Kerr
Jennie
Linn
W. A. Poore
W. Preeenen
W. Preeenen, 8. L. Perry
W. T. Reed
J. R. Linn
Sims Proposes Meat Packing Industry Regulation Bill
Chairman Sims of the House Interstate Commerce Committee proposes a bill to regulate the meat packing industry. The announcement was made in Washington on December 10.
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Associated Pr
Washington
Sims
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Attorney appeals stay of execution for Dashley murder case
By Associated Press Albuquerque Dec 10 A. B. Smith alias Dashley sentenced to hang December 17 for the murder of Sheriff Dwight B. Stevens of Deming New Mexico. His case goes to the United States Supreme Court on a writ of error which stays the execution. The writ is returnable in sixty days.
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Associated Prena
Albuquerque
AA. B. Smith
Dashley
Dwight B. Stevens
Deming
N. M
United States Supreme Court
Glass workers plan protest over Mooney life term
By Associated Press Toledo December 10 four hundred Libbey Glass Co employees plan a public demonstration protesting the life imprisonment of Thomas J Moon ey of San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Libbey Glass Co
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Zimmerman note alleged as Mexican Japanese alliance document
A March 2 message signed Doctor and addressed to 8. 8. Carvalho of the New York American is said to be the famous Zimmermann note proposing a Mexican Japanese alliance. It was reportedly prepared by the Attorney General according to testimony at a Senate investigation into German propaganda.
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Associated Préna
Ashington
Carvalho
New York
Senate
Carlsbad City Council approves liquor ban ordinance
Minutes show Ot Council of Carlsbad New Mexico meeting December 4 1918 approving bills for November and ordering street work. Council instructs water supply for next year and extends sewer connection deadline to March 1 1919. Ordinance 144 prohibiting sale barter or giving away intoxicating liquors within city limits is read passed by title and by full three readings.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
D. G. Grantham
M. BR. Smith
Will Purdy
L. Be, Hayes
F. G. Snow
J. H. Baker
W. B. Smith
J. G. Osborne
J. E. Laverty
Carlsbad Printing Co
M. Luke
Carlsbad Light & Power Co
Vealt Co
Joyuit Co
Carlebad Auto Co Ae
Public, Utilities Co, Ac
Hersoxg
Old Legal Tender Cafe
Groves Lumber Company
SECON
Will Furdy
W. F. Smith
Car Iebad
Lbk. Hayes
MR. Smith
L. B. Hay
M. R. Smith
F. G Snow
M. F. Smith
Wii Purdy
L. FE. Hayes
DPD
G. Grantham
Snow
German cars in preparation for economic invasion reported
Paris authorities declare proof that Germans built cars held for a planned economic invasion after expected victories. Reports from Harrebruck Themabs Prussia indicate slow delivery of German railroad materials, with attempts to pass off worn out French railway cars.
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Associated Press
Paris
Harrebruck
Prussia
President Wilson Watches Submarine Defense Drill Aboard George Washington
On the George Washington President Wilson viewed a submarine attack defense drill used by allies. A submerged attack simulated by a pursuing submarine caused depth bombs to explode near a convoy liner as the destroyer dropped charges. The liner steamed toward Asarator row with no stop at Agores as Major T C MacCauley arrived ahead of schedule for Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
United States
George Washington
Wilson
McCauley
Asara
Agores
Associated Presa
Paso
Dee
T. C. MacCauley
San Diego
Fort Worth
Columbus
N. M
Americans Begin Move Out Of German Camps
By AP Berlin Dec 10 twenty six hundred American prisoners in the Ojinteoned camp at Ballatt left yesterday for Switzerland. Two hundred other Americans in camps across Germany depart via Denmark. It is expected all Americans will be out of German prison camps by midweek.
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Apneciated Press
Berlin
Railroad chief vows resumed passenger service with added trains
Director General McAdoo announced normal passenger service will be undertaken by the railroad administration. He said several trains will be added to existing schedules within a few weeks.
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Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Railroad Administration
Vice President Marshall to preside at cabinet meeting
In a wireless message President Wilson asked Vice President Marshall to chair the routine cabinet meeting at the White House today, directing the session as customary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Wilson
White House
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