Envoys Near End Of Talks As Carranza Responds
Washington reports General Carranza may finally answer the last American note. Mexican commissioners meet in New York and await Cabera’s telegram to Secretary Lane. If Carranza accepts, a final session could occur in Washington or New York within a week.
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Washington
Carranza
Philadelphia
New York
Luis Cabrera
Lane
Americ
State Department
Cardoza
Joint Commission
Commission
Mexicans Have No Word From Carranza on Joint Commission
New York December 26 The Mexican members of the joint commission reported no word from General Carranza on the American communication up to 12 15 o clock noon. Luis Cabrera said he and his colleagues discussed important matters but could not reveal items beyond noting no message had arrived from Mexico City. The meeting continued and any statement would come from the joint commission as a whole.
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Associated Press
New York
Joint Commission Ad
Generalranza
Luis Ca
Cabrera
Pani
Mexico City
Joint Commission
Indoor Tennis Title First National Championship Opens
Nearly 100 entrants began the junior division as the national indoor championships started in New York. Elliott Binzen of Fordham College, the defending champion, faces several strong challengers after the field expanded by increasing the age limit to 20.
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Associated Press
New York
Elliott Binzen
Fordham College
The Old Standard Grove Tonic Promoted as General Tonic
An old advertisement touts Tasteless hill Tonic as equally valuable as a general tonic. It highlights well known tonic properties of QUI NENE and iron and lists a 50 cent price.
Mexican Snipers Hit El Paso Camp Guards
Reports from the Third Kentucky Infantry camp near the Rio Grande say at least one Mexican sniper was killed when the unit used its machine gun to rout snipers firing on American troops near the cement plant. Carranza officials seek confirmation as General Murguia denies de facto troops opposite the plant.
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EL Paso
Tex
Third Kentucky Infantry
Rio Grande
Carranza
Eduardo Soriano Bravo
Jose Murguia
Juarez
Murguia
H. H. Denhardt
Adobe House
Francisco Madero
Madero
Snipers Bottled Up by Outposts as Machine Gun Opens Fire
Major Denhardt reports about ten snipers near the house and roughly as many on the mountain side. Outposts fired back with a machine gun after the first line trench near the river was abandoned. The fighting continued until the attackers were scattered and some were shot.
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Denhardt
Denharet
Gale Hammers Camp of Americans in Mexico
A fierce southwest gale at the Mexican field headquarters of the American punitive expedition blows dust across the celebration area. Officers retreat to quarters while soldiers seek shelter, gasping for breath as the storm rages on December 26.
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Gale
Mexico
Associated Press
Mex
Violent Battle in Dobrudja Repulsed Front Front
Associated Press reports Russo Romanian forces in Dobrudja were repulsed after a violent battle along the front from Lake Babadag to Turkeatza, according to an official statement from Bulgarian army headquarters in Berlin.
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Dobrudja
Berlin
Sayville
Babadagh
Tuerkeatza
Three Children Each Is Demand Made on U S Married Women
New York reports Dr Robert J Sprague of the Massachusetts Agricultural Institute told a meeting of the American Genetic Association that every married woman capable of bearing children should on average bear three to maintain population growth. He noted that among women graduates only half marry and the average children per graduate is less than one. The session is part of the sixty ninth convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science with 7 000 to 10 000 scientists attending.
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New York
American Genetic Association
Robert J.sprague
Massachusetts Agricultural Institute
American Association
the Advancement of Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Railroads Earn Over Billion For Year Nearing End
Railroads report over one billion dollars in net income from operations for the year ending, a gain over the 1913 record. Eastern lines lead in revenue per mile, with Southern roads following. Interstate Commerce Commission data through nine months suggests about 1,098,000,000 overall, not counting smaller lines.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Law and Equity Court Motion Docket
Law side docket lists cases for Wednesday including Emile Fritz as administrator vs Mobile Electric Co Roberts and Cooper versus Gulf States Shipping Co Charles T Ezell et al versus W B Paterson Lumber Co C L Davis Co versus Taylor Lowenstein and o Schubert Piano Co versus Rhoda Gayle Marvin Elliott versus Lerio Patent Cup Co Edward D Laurendine versus Mobile County Joseph G Hamilton versus City of Mobile Edmond Mitchell versus Gus Dahlgreen et al Lula D Mc Pherson administratrix vs Mobile Light and Railroad Co
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LAW and Equity Court
Servey
Emile Fritz
Mobile Electric Co
Roberts, & Cooper
Gulf States Shipping Co
Charles T. Ezell
W. B. Paterson Lumber Co
C. L. Davis & Co
Taylor-Lowenstein & O
Schubert Piano Co
Rhoda Gayle
Marvin Elliott
Lerio Patent Cup Co
Edward D. Laurendine
Mobile County
Joseph G. Hamilton
Chancery Court Notices Set and Reset This Month
In the chancery docket Judge Thomas H. Smith presiding. J. R. Berren vs Southern Industrial Association. motion to dismiss set for the 27th. Thomas I. Cook et al. vs J. M. Walsh et al.. reset for December 27.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Chancelor
Southern Industrial Association
Thomas I. Cook
Als
J. M. Walsh
Mobile Rail Officials Deny Car Congestion Claims
Mobile railroad officials reject an Associated Press report that freight cars accumulate at Mobile and gulf ports. L and N officials say there is no congestion and goods move rapidly. Other rail executives agree there is no need for investigation.
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Mobile
Gulf Ports
Associated Press
New York
American Railway Association
T. B. Turner
Mobile-New Orleans
Mr. Turner
R. V. Taylor
Mobile and
Ohio
Ammunition for Dominica Halted
San Juan Puerto Rico reports U S officials discovered and confiscated revolver and rifle shells hidden in codfish barrels bound for Santo Domingo. Two arrests were made, but a lack of penalty for smuggling hampered action until a 1900s proclamation blocked munitions to Santo Domingo. Officials believe the trafficking network has been broken.
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Associated Press
San Juan
P. R
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
United States
Republic
Roosevelt
Congress
Snow Dusts Los Angeles for Sixth Time in 40 Years
Snow fell today over part of Los Angeles marking the sixth time in forty years since the weather bureau began here. It melted quickly with foothills in the area topped by white.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Cal
Weather Bureau
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Philadel
Albert J. Pani
Cortoner
Atlantic City
Queretaro
General Car Z
Grove
Aise 6
Montrose
Cuticura
Dept. T
Iady
By T. E. Powers
Aurry
Third Kentucky
R. R
Railway Association
Dominica
Meyer
Florida
Cape Cod
Dauphin
Scott Streets
Hamilton
Continental Refining Company
Treasury
Metropolitan Trust Co
Security Transfer and Registrar Co
Bristow
Okla
Cushing Oil Fields
W. H. Mainwaring
Mainwaring, Raffel & O'Brien
Public Accountants
Robert E. Kemerer & Co
Broad Street
New York City
Mystics
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin Street
Britton
Gail
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