Congressional notes on treaties and trials amid war debates
Reports cover Teller's opposition to reciprocity with Cuba, senate debates on a renistration bill, and a Judiciary committee probe into Judge Charles Swayne. Also noted are Cuban reciprocity delays, labor strikes, and a string of violent and tragic incidents across the United States and Europe, with officials detailing investigations and policy stances.
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Congressionat
Senate
Teller Pelicered Y
Cobo
Teller
Cabatt
Dort
Avi Niceres
Grasino
Judiciary Committee
Charles Swayne
Merida
Uth
Howe
Denston
Ebay
Mth
Jedie Absensaten Amd
Wildan
Argiment i
Te Tiememsine
Suasiin
Wage Question and the Coming Cooperative Labor System
Prolific speech by Carroll D. Wright, U S commissioner of Labor, before the Society of thiol Culture discusses the wage system’s decline. He predicts a shift to proto sharing and re operation plans, emphasizing worker independence and investor interest while noting the rising standard of living as essential to progress.
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Ute Pratt
Miet
Nik
Stockholler
Carroll D. Wright
United States
Society of Thiol Culture
Prntein
Wscol
Wright
Arbiel
Polly
Col. Wright
Lalor
Iis
Debunked Army Testimony Sparks Recall Debate
The document quotes Brig. Gen. Miles and Gen. Bliss in a Senate committee dispute over Gen. Wood’s confirmation and press reporting. It asserts attempts to delay public judgment via selective testimony and claims Bliss denied duty remission for a silver service, defending his integrity as military governor.
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Tasker J. Miles
Woot
Wood
Pewspapers Publiciise
Gen. Wood
Ger
Philippines
Han Grever
Tle County
Gen. Bliss
New York
Jai Ali
Beliers
Ordera
Cen
Cuba
Five Die as Freight Engines Plunge Down Grade Near Piedmont
Five men killed and several injured when two engines hauling a heavy freight train derailed on the 17 mile grade near Piedmont West Virginia. Victims include Ernest Kevin of Cumberland Maryland and Emery Ervin of Pelltown West Virginia. Engineers and brakemen injured were Michael Gibbon E C Buckler and B F Bolinger. Track torn up for almost 100 yards as the 24 cars tumbled into a deep ravine. Traffic expected to resume today.
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Prack
Piedmont
Ws Va
B. & Oy Hound
Tiedmont
Ohio
Ely
Nigiter
Ernest Kevin
Cumberland
Mysteer
Emery Ervin
Pelltown
W.va
Walter 1
Terra Alta
W. Va
J. Ve Carter
North Caroling
Cusber‘land
John Hays
Staunton
Michael J. Gibbon
Zen of Age
E. C. Buckler
F. Bolinger
Grafton
Walthour and Monroe Win at Madison Square Garden Race
Walthour won the front sprint at Madison Square Garden and, with Munroe, captured first in the six day bicycle race. The team took miles, 3 lips, Leander, with Floyd Krebs third. Flakes way fourth, Newkirk fifth, Contenet sixth, J. Hedel seventh, Meran eighth. Moe, Md-Manager McGraw of the New York Nationals announced the release of William Dahlen to the Nationals in exchange for Jack Cronin and Charles Babb.
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Walthour
Monroe
New York
Maddison Square Garden
Munroe
Miles
3 Lips
Leander
See
Floyd Krebp
Flakes Way
Newkirk
Contenet
J. Hedel
Meran
Baseball Dent
Moe
McGrawy
New York National League Baseball Club
William Dahlen
Brooklyn Shortatap
New York Nationals
Jack Cronin
Charles Babb
Pope Grants Audience to Bryan Vio Rome and US Affairs
Bryan Vio Rome and Dee accompanied by an interpreter met the pope in private audience yesterday. Monsignor Kennedy presented him at the American college. The pope showed interest in the United States and in Rome’s notable sites including the Forum and the spot tran as Tiryun pursued various interests while Civero thundered critiques of Cataline.
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Bryan
Rome
Dee
Hin San
Mer
Monsignor Kennedy
American College
United States
Tiryun
Severaf
Collectin
Wile Civero
Cataline
Marines Land From Prairie at Colon to Head for Panama
A company of U S Marines landed at Colon aboard the cruiser Prairie under Captain Smedley D Hutier and marched by train toward Panama. They are said to head for Yaviza on the San Miguel gulf and Toira river, amid reports of Colombian troops nearby and naval aims to gather intelligence and relieve confinement aboard ships. The detachment carries camp gear and machine guns for potential protection.
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Prairie
Colon
Tu Hiver
United States
Papt
Smedley D. Hutter
Panama
Yaviza
San Miguel Gulf
Toira River
Panaina
Caen
Keautsy
Republic of Panaya
Colombia
Yayiza
Puunme
Miners' Union Votes to Continue Strike in Wellurida Region
The Miners' union in Wellurida Col votes to persist with the strike. An eight hour day compromise is reached in principle, but managers refuse to recognize the union or grant its demands. The dispute centers on work hours and wage terms amid tense negotiations.
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Cote 9
Minera
Wellurida
Col
Found Dynamite in New York Construction Site
Found dynamite sticks with fulminating caps at the Merrill & Conilit building on For third street and Treadway. Earlier Friday explosions hit the same building and the Broadway tavern house area near Forty third street and Broadway where union workers opposed the union.
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New York
Inbarerwi
Acker, Merrill & Conilit
Missouri Supreme Court review shadows on suburban bribery cases
A Missouri Supreme Court notice received in St Louis on December 15 questions the legality of arrests and convictions in suburban franchise bribery cases. It centers on whether information from the circuit attorney and grand juries basis recent indictments, with many cases affected and witnesses redirected to grand juries for new indictments.
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Louie
Eitelion
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Imuin
Ciredit
Polk
Supreme Court
Atieney
Big
Charles FP. Ker
Cause of Delegates
Subur Ban
Urteht
Belbers
Suburbin
Mr. Polk
MrDonati
Criminal Division
Circuit Court
Meridian
Grand Jury Ronk
Arnaud
Arnold
Hungary
William Tenner
Ofter
Eas
St. Louis
Denny
Two Men Drown After Ice Boat Rescue At Lake Madness
Two men aged 22 and 26, Harry Masking and Feonte Allen, were rescued from a perilous ice break on a lake by Lewis, who saved one but the other drowned when a squall capsized the craft. A bystander, Sue Lewis, attempted a rescue but lost her life. The ice then drifted, breaking loose from the shore as wind intensified.
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Middleburoa
Mara
Bet
Leiner
Lalor
Lewis
Wales
Exciting Fire at Arrot Building Leaves Two Firemen Burned
In Wittsburg on Monday a four hour fire started on the seventh floor of the Arrot power building between Vennaver nie and Duquesne Way. Spontaneous combustion is blamed with losses at least 150000, insured. Capt. William Bennett and Joseph Purley were overcome by smoke and badly burned. a theater matinee at the nearby Bijan was halted as managers urged calm exits. Inland Steel Co announces no further dealings with Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. nonunion labor to operate remaining plant sections.
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William Mayne
Laneaster
Wiss
Thomas Fox
Fox
Equcus
Edward Everseth Hale
Boston
United States Senate
United States District Court
Edge
Paterson
Shivida Clotting Cos
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stelen Gould
James Lb
Bal
Carnegie Steel Co
Braddock
Rankin
Dugiesan
Willa al. Hails
Brookya
Eleviede
Sing Sing
Mew
Ennis
Canarsie
Viole Luds Uayned
Ithade Island
Wallfield
Senate
Sonia
Rocky Bill
Pitisbers
Wittsburg
Wee
Hanie
Arrot
Vennavernie
Duquesne Way
Mathee
Mijon
Walon
Chicago
Inland Steel Co
Indiana Harbor
Tmlonamet
Amalgamated Assortion of
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Supreme Court hears Northern Securities case over merger
The Supreme Court began arguments in the Northern Securities Co. merger case involving J P Morgan and others against the United States. The dispute centers on the purchase of Forester shares and the merger of two railroad companies under the Sherman Antitrust Act. The decision from the circuit court of Minnesota is under challenge.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Northern Securities Co
Jones AL
J. Merpont Morgan
Danies
Livmont
United States
Cirenit Court For
District of Minnepota
Forester
Conatstured &O
PLEDGES TO SAN DOMINGO GOVERNMENT ARE TO BE KEPT
Dec 12 United States Minister Powell announces that the US government will not reopen disputes with the previous administrations. It insists on full compliance with all treaties and rights of the Clyde Steamship Company while not recognizing the provisional government until all prior agreements are honored. Reports of fighting in San Domingo suggest rumors of clashes near MonteCristi and a siege near Santiago City.
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Te Calihers
Te Calihers Oe Sued Abot Sin
Gerund Jury
Kania
Ie Eich
Tait
Ieee
Fate City Coimeilinen Theelonlaves
Corti
Wittshue, Mebkeesport, & Coonelleiville
Mareibiey Cove
B.A. Johnson
Lynelbrreg
Norrath & Westerhir
Oat
Pata
Edgar Thiunkon
Peyneylvania Stai
Viildelphia
Ad Hee
Phiut
Vailrondemi
Thomsnn
Supreme Court of
Kunkas
Mwe
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Joint
Army and Navy Board
United States
Gintanare Wid Habla Worda
Cuba
G. Whitling
Benjamin Miller
John 4. Dunn
Boston
Powell Tntornas
San Domingo
Sen Domingo
Powell Tine
J. Sala A Co
San Domino
Provisional Government
Monte Oriall
Sun Fort
Santiago City
Japanese Parliament Dissolves After Speech Reply Reversed
Takia December 12 The diet has been dissolved amid extraordinary measures. Allied parties outside the diet held a meeting and decided not to reverse the vote on the reply to the speech from the throne. Official circles report Japan’s final proposals will modify earlier demands. Russia is said to have made concessions regarding Manchuria.
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Hursia
Janae
Takia
Hope Hai
Cireley
Obs
Japan
Rusein
Mauchuria
Kansas City Councilman Demanded Bribe Says Paving Promoter
Kansas City grand jury heard W N Woodward brick paving promoter testify that a city councilman asked for a $1000 bribe in exchange for approving the engineer s estimate and street paving payment. The testimony places a council member at the center of the alleged graft, detailing the coercive demand after paving work was completed.
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Saye
Kansas City
Ayeterday
W. N. Woodward
Kronfeld Convicted of Fraud by New York Court
Max Kronfeld, an insurance adjuster from New York City, was sentenced to a term of not less than three years nor more than three years and nine months in state prison for presenting false claims to an insurer. The sentence follows his sensational confession of dishonest methods used by public insurance adjusters.
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Amiviers
Somaliland
Comrailon
Mia Rose Leo
Crous
Misk Leo
Hix
Mohit Vernon
Mel
Mary McCord
New Ktychelle
Topeka
Kaw
Mex
T. Hazen
Judge Haven
District Court
Chaves H. Nutting
United States
St. Louis
Will Rannack
Albert Johnynol
Shenandoah
Penrin
Treimont
New York City
Europe
Arik Cypreas
Federal
Halling
Matistien
Hatavia
Fox Valley Manufacturers’ Association
Wtuesell UW
MoWillinwis
Kannay City
Ab Uo University of Michigan
Puleide
Sigua Alpha Epsilon House
Kronfeld
New York
Max Kronfeld
Shenango valley workers face new wage scale
Lem Asuna reports Monday that furnace and all mechanics in the Shenango valley will receive a 1 percent raise immediately, rising to 2 per day for laborers and 150 dollars for other workers once the scale takes effect. In Buffalo Charles Kowler, 74, is jailed on murder charges tied to the disappearance of Frang and dehungy Frehr. An inquest heard testimony, but not all evidence was presented.
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Bemfod
Old Tor
Butfalo
Charles Kowler
Frang
Déhungy Frehr
Ayoi
Naremeter
Vox
Furlge Murphy
Jagtenn
Tadletoent
Tailge Ashirahy
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Peerysburg Tournal
Thrbysel
OIG
Ir Hany
Rabon
Boudlers GO Pree
St. Kote
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