Carranza reply hints at modifications to protocol
The Associated Press reports Carranza’s reply to the pending protocol offer contains carefully worded modification suggestions. The door remains open for further negotiations, with no clear terms disclosed. Eliseo Arredondo denies recall reports and says he does not know if summoned.
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Washington
Carranza
Lane
Luis Cabrera
United States
Eliseo Arredondo
Mexico
Mexico Abolishes Duty on U S Coins
Mexican Consul Robert Garcia says future shipments of American gold and silver coins into Mexico will be exempt from duty. He notes a message from the de facto Mexican government announcing the duty abolishment.
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Robert Garcia
Mexico
Garcia
Bread and Flour Tickets Prescribed for Sweden
Stockholm dispatch says Sweden will issue bread and flour tickets from January 16. The notice came via London and cited by Ekstrabladet. A random advertisement notes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for bilious or constipated conditions, praised for ease of use and pleasant effect.
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Copenhagen
London
Stockholm
Ekstrabladet
Sweden
Chamberlain
Doctor's Advice column offers tonics and prescriptions
The Dr Baker column presents home remedies and prescriptions for weight gain dandruff hair loss kidney and bladder pain internal catarrh and coughs. It promotes cadomene and sulpheric tablets and mentholaxene cough syrup with directions for self treatment and invites readers to request free advice.
Will Tell Lansing of Palermo's Sinking
Dr George Williams veterinary surgeon who was aboard the Italian steamship Palermo torpedoed off the Spanish coast arrived in New York from Bordeaux aboard the Rochambeau. He said he was told by foreign representatives of the American State Department to report to Secretary Lansing before speaking and will travel to Washington tonight.
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New York
George Williams
Palermo
Rochambeau
Bordeaux
Williams
American State Department
Lansing
Washington
Brotherhood and Railway Dispute Stalls Conference
New York December 28 reports quick termination of resumed talks between railroad managers and employee brotherhoods over applying the Adamson act versus the switchmen arbitration award. Brotherhoods rejected pay baselines and urged a federal commission to arbitrate all future disputes.
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New York
Supreme Court
Brotherhoods
Railroads Reject Alliance in Labor Policy Dispute
Railroads will not withdraw their lawsuit or halt the court decision. They refuse to ally with unions for support against President Wilson's proposed compulsory labor dispute investigations and will not cooperate in plans to modify or repeal the Adamson law.
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Wilson
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court Thursday
The probate court issued licenses for White Joseph Frederick Godard and Mary Catherine Donegan, George H Cassidy and Adele Gertrude Faulk ner, Hendon Beckham and Louise Labana.
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White
Joseph Frederick Godard
Mary Catherine Donegan
George H. Cassidy
Adele Gertrude Faulkner
Hendon Beckham
Louise Labana
Hull proposes pact to curb economic war in peace talks
Representative Hull of Tennessee announced a plan to insert a resolution in the House for an international trade agreement congress to be included in any peace treaty. He argues neutral nations must press for mechanisms to prevent fierce economic warfare and promote fair, peaceful trade among belligerents.
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Washington
Hull
Tennessee
Congress
House
Maryland Given Up As Lost When Searchers Fail
Nantucket Mass December 28 The steamship Maryland is considered likely lost after coast guard cutters Acushnet and Gresham failed to find any trace of the ship or its crew following distress calls Christmas night Flotsam could not be identified and hope rests on the possibility that the crew were taken aboard a passing steamer after thirty hours of searching near the reported position.
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Nantucket
Mass
Maryland
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Gresham
Missing Ozama Steamship Reaches Block Island Port
The Clyde steamship Ozama, missing after leaving Portland on December 21 for New York, is anchored inside Block Island breakwater. Coast guard cutters had searched the New England coast. fishermen reported the vessel appears undamaged though low on coal, and it is believed storm winds blew her to sea.
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Block Island
R. 1
Coast Guard
New England
Portland
Maine
New York
Germany offers terms for peace talks on neutral ground
The imperial government proposes rapid assembly of the warring states to discuss peace on neutral soil. It calls for direct talks as the best path to a result and suggests joint work with the United States on preventing future wars after the current exhaustion ends.
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United States
Recorder's Court Hears Prohibition Violations and Fines
Walter Puckett C W Roycroft and Charles Schreiner faced prohibition law violations in recorder's court and were continued to December 30. Sam Powe failed to appear for motor vehicle ordinance violation and his bond was forfeited. Swift Johnson was sentenced to sixty days hard labor for stealing a razor.
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Walter Puckett
C. W. Roycroft
Charles Schreiner
Recorder’s Court
Sam Powe
Swift Johnson
Four plead guilty in prohibition case with fines and costs
Walter King, Frank Smith, J. G. McCarty and M. C. McLearin pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law on Thursday. Each was fined $50 and costs. Others named include Henry Foster for public drunkenness with $10 or ten days, Laura Boykin for vagrancy continued to January 6, Raymond Dokes, Alfred Stallworth with January 27 reset, Jack Vaughan for affray with alias writ of arrest and bond forfeited.
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Walter King
Frank Smith
J. G. McCarty
M. C. McLearin
Henry Foster
Laura Boykin
Raymond Dokes
Alfred Stallworth
Jack Vaughan
Chancery Court calendar items and orders
Annie Duff versus William H Duff testimony ordered published. Joe Little versus Martha Little decree pro confesso. Cunningham Hardware Company et al versus Mary E Kimball et al on trial on register's report and exceptions. business Thursday before 12:30.
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Chancery Court
Smith
Annie Duff
Wm. H. Duff
Joe Little
Martha Little
Cunningham Hardware Company Et al
Mary E. Kimball
Cures Cold in One Day Claim by E. W. Grove
Advertisement claims a single product named Laxative Bromo Quinine by E W Grove cures cold in one day. It presents the brand as genuine and urges readers to seek the full name of the product.
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E. W. Grove
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