Fragmentary Dispatches on Diplomatic Contacts and Investigations
A garbled wire service style report references diplomatic notes and inquiries involving Germany and the United States. It mentions Count von Betastorit, the German ambassador, and an American district attorney Roger Wood, with unclear details about exfiltration requests and officials in Washington and New York.
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Asaimant Gnitedeselles
Roger
Wood
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Miners killed in Rush Run collision in Ohio mine
In a Rush Run Coal Company mine collision near Wheeling Ohio late this afternoon ten miles north of Wheeling three miners were killed and several injured. Names include Andy Yuholli 35 married and John Silogi 20 married both of Rush Run. Andy Hata 20 and Steve Malesic 20 were seriously injured. A down bound car collided with an up bound loaded car. Bodies not yet recovered.
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Wheeling
Glenn’ Falls Run Coal ‘Company
Rush Run
Andy Yuholli
John Silogi
Andy Hata
Steve Malesic
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Ambassadors Report on Antona disaster survivor status
Washington dispatch says Ambassador Page in Rome reports Tretmaddar may be years old and the sole survivor of the Antona disaster with arrivals at Naples. It is unclear if a deposition was secured from Patittivi, but officials expect one. A naturalized American citizen questioned status. The report notesPage did not confirm deposition details.
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Prieser
Washington
Page
Rome
Rion
Antona Dikastér
Naples
Hele
Patittivi
Wilson Accepts Delegates For Woman Suffrage Convention
President Wilson today consented to receive 600 delegates to the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention on December 14. He had already arranged a delegation from the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage and a committee from the Jaw Sut Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
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Washington
Wilson
Bers
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Congressional
Union
Jaw Sut
Fire Sweeps Clarkburg Walker House Hotel Basements Burn
At about 1 30 a m the Walker House on West Pike street in Clarksburg caught fire. Firefighters confined the blaze within the hotel while occupants escaped with minor injuries by tearing bedclothes into ropes and sliding from second story windows. The rear interior was a mass of flames when the department arrived, threatening nearby one story structures. No deaths reported by morning, though one suffocation victim was not ruled out.
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West Pike Street
Clarksburg
Theotel
Farias
Andy
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Nona
McGowan
Carskadon
Gnu
Winnipeg mayor outlines aid plan for wounded soldiers
The article reports Winnipeg Mayor Waugh outlining a plan to assist wounded soldiers. Details are garbled but indicate a focus on community support and a proposed or discussed area or program in the city. The exact actions and locations are unfinished in the readable text.
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Winnipeg
President to Wed Mrs Galt in Simple Evening Ceremony
White House announced a simple wedding for President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt on December 18 at Mrs Galt's home in Washington. No best man or formal invitations. only family and immediate household will attend. Rev. Herbert Smith may officiate. reception to follow in drawing room.
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Wilson
Norman Galt
White House
Berthia Balling
Smith
Herbert Scott, Smith
St. Margaret's
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W Sylvester Beach
Princeton
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Plana
Schenk Sues A Y Packing Firm for 6000 Damages
In Wheeling on December 4 Edward Leonard filed a suit against John O Schenk of the Schenk packing concern seeking 6000 damages after an incident involving a meat shipment label. The case, brought in city police court, was dismissed with no violation found. The report also notes river conditions and a passenger departure to Matamoras.
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John
Schenk
Edward Leonard
Riker
Sohenk
Brincken Arrest Sheds Light On German Plot Here
San Francisco reports Baron George Wilhelm Von Brincken connected to the German consul general office, released on 10000 bond after being charged with attempting to disrupt American war commerce. federal investigators say broader plots to interfere with munition factories are under scrutiny with more witnesses expected.
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Francisco
Baron George Wilhelm von Brincken
Sanociaren
Washington
Department of Muetus
San
C.C. Oxowlay
Came‘city
San Francisco
oMichals
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Anidikin
New Cork
Point
American Commerce group calls global trade readjustment meeting
An announcement by James A. Barrell, president of United States Steel, urges all sectors including manufacturing, mercantile, banking, transport, and finance to cooperate in world business readjustment after the war. He chairs the national foreign trade council and plans a third overseas trade review convention in New Orleans from January 27 to 29.
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American Comerce
Mercantile
Geriiwilird
James A. Barrell
Uniten
Stater Steel Corporation
Ghafrmaniy
Countil
Thed Cal
New Orleans
British forces now retiring with war munitions aid
Ottawa reports half of England's population engaged in producing war munitions to support 8,000,000 men at the fighting lines. David Lloyd George aide Mr Brand says sustaining war costs Britain about 1,000,000 dollars per hour, with financiers and merchants discussing the effort's impact on the empire's economy.
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England
Great Britain
R.h.brand
David Lloyd George
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Lola
Conneaught
Roberts Hordens
Wilfd
Laurier
Mr. Braad
Ganadajand
Tagestowdo
Thalapenker
From the Scene Where They Met in the Turkish War
A fragmentary account notes British and Turkish forces in October and November moves near Kur-El-Abare. It cites General Townshend, British troop advances, and debates on neutral positions and relief efforts as the conflict continues with various European powers observing shifts in control and strategy.
Smithsonian Grounds to Host National Museum Project
Plans are moving forward for a major museum complex on the Smithsonian grounds in the Mall. The development extends from the Washington Monument area toward the White House, aiming to become a central national institution.
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Sibert
Smithsonian
Washington Monument
Lumbermen Arrested for Violating Federal Labor Law
Four lumbermen employed by the Connecticut River Lumber company, brought from the woods today by Tinkird, faced arrest by a St. Louis marshal for alleged violations of federal contractor labor law. Canadian workers were said to be involved in contraventions linked to the hiring.
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Mbre
Connecticut River Lumber ‘Company
Staten Marshal” Charléal
Ownll
Bielveanen
Submarine Attacks Reported Off American Vessel
Fragmented dispatches describe submarine attacks near the Charleston area with multiple deaths and unclear details. Reports mention a naval incident involving an American vessel and explosions, plus confusion over casualties and communications between ships and authorities.
Fragmentary State Department Notice From Washington
A fragmented late report from Washington claims unofficial details about a ship named Caesar and a security inquiry. The text is garbled, with references to Miles and a possible state action, but no clear official statement or outcome is provided.
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Washington
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