Roosevelt Urged as Arbiter in Allied Dispute Amid Blockade
The Allied powers press President Roosevelt to act as arbitrator on the Caribbean crisis while a blockade against Venezuela takes effect today with limited exemptions. Proclamations and dispatches from London and Washington detail arbitration terms, U S involvement, and reactions from rebels and neighboring nations amid rising tensions over Castro and allied interests.
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Foreign Office
United States
Vereruda
Porte
Guayra
Coreno
Guadte
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Cartpeno
Panama
Venezueta
Castro le
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Walid
Castre
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San Juan
Droody
Ted Derey
Partin
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Prion
Dower
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Park
Italy
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Lier
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Caraeae Gleut
Naval Academy
New York Der Parasite? Island Park Plan Converts Land
fragmentary OCR outlines city plans to purchase 122 acres on a Cosy land island to wipe Bowery from the island and transform it into a national space. Officials previously approved and value stated, with protests and extensions noted.
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Iyina
Seaside Park
Seagaw
Burt Avenue
New York der
Fevn
Coal office riot shocks St Paul crowd breaks door
A crowd of several hundred besieged the Northwestern Coal Office in St Paul after a three hour rush for coal. They smashed the door and assaulted a clerk who acted as doorkeeper, forcing police to intervene to restore order as the firm had just received a few hundred tons of coal and sold it in single ton orders at 18.
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St. Paul, Minn. Dev
Humberts Arrested After Madrid Safe Draufs Probe
French exiles Madame Humbert and relatives were seized in Madrid on a May residence warrant. Police inventory found jewels worth 32000 and 115 dollars in cash, plus lottery tickets. The family, linked to Paris safes thefts, were detained for the French ambassador’s disposal.
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D'Aurignac
Draufs
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Madrid
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Marie
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Romain D'Aurignac
Artec
France
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Mile
Eva
Mardame
Marie D'Aurignie
Whol
Bui
Humberts
Sunday Travel for President Roosevelt to Finpitan Virginia
President Roosevelt accompanied by Mrs Hoowe West and four children left Washington by special train at 12 05 pm for Kapitan Virginia to visit Joseph Wiltsir and family. Officials indicated the trip planned as private and not publicly announced. The president sought relief from Venezuelan crisis amid intense congressional activity.
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D. C
Roosevelt
Hoowe- West
Theodore
Je. Keemit
Archie
Thel
Finpitan
Joseph Wiltsir
Amen
Grant
White House
Hay Caleld
Cortelyou
Kapitan
Loch
Enit
Atsnia
Additing
Crom Fe Station
Cowie
Joep Wilmer
KroomVelt
Raphtin
Ropetecht
Mullin brothers cause late night riot at pool hall
In North Topeka two Mullins, known troublemakers, fought with a stranger at an East Topeka pool hall. Officers Hendricks White Parcells and Sergeant Owen broke up the fight after the Mullins were arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct. No one seriously injured. rough handling noted by officers.
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Marlen Mullis
North Topeks
Feers Hendricks
White
Parcells
Owen
Mullis
Gert
Mr Spencer Returns After Chicago Interview
Mr Spencer, City Attorney Charles F Spencer, and State Journal reporter discuss his Chicago trip amid a gas case. He insists he will not discuss the visit or witnesses, saying they are handling the matter privately and will present evidence when ready.
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Chicago
Hess E
Chas. F. Spencer
Newa
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Pooh
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Ried Pela
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The
State Journal
McFarland
Shane
Topeka
Weather Storm Dampens Weekend Outlook Across Regions
Meteorology chiefs warn of a major storm moving in with northern blasts and potential snow in Denver, Cheyenne, and Nebraska. Power outages and travel delays expected as plows deploy and trains face disruptions. Officials urge caution as icy conditions threaten Friday night into Sunday.
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Smith
Sreet
Sum
Horthan
Colorado
Union Paleffic
Denver
Cheyenne
Inmontein Detriet Hockteland
Goodian
Kas
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Borsar
Das
Pelnek
vresBi Be & Pelbek
Mr Kane Returns to TopWika With Grand Opera Plans
Arthur Kane and partner return to Trpeks Monday to pursue the Grand Ural attractions. Kane’s KC stay depended on a tour of the Twrkies hoses. Topwika amusement notes reference Doran’s Colorado move and a contract to play for Color m ile Springs in the Western league next season.
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Arthur & Kane
Grand Operk
Kanwar City
Wen
Trudy Beckley
Grand Ural
Mr. Kane
Kapeas City
Kansas City
Kane
Topwika Wil Het
Congress Quits for Holidays Amid Senate Conference Reports
Washington faced a brief legislative pause as Congress adjourned for the Christmas holidays. House members adopted a conference report on the coal industry structure bill without debate while the Senate considered a conference committee report on expenses for commissioners and employees and planned to tackle Philippine currency measures early in the new year. The Senate adjourned until January 190%.
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Washington
Cannon
Billie
Senate
Can Hon
Allison
Senate Conference
Lodge
Philipphier
The Slot Machines and Mayor Parker Talks
Hank Dindsey and George Burghart visited Mayor Parker seeking guidance on slot machines. The mayor said officers found no illegal machines, though a few possible devices might exist. he emphasizes stopping slot machine gambling and will act within the law.
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Hank Dindsey
George Burghart
Parker
Umm
Atention
Lindsey
Burchart
Aline
Paves
Jomine Mate
Bond
Horeiart
Dindery
Flag Day Observed in St Louis With Holiday Proclamations
In St Louis Missouri December 20 Governor Tiockery and Mayor Wellk declared Flag Day a holiday. The observance marks the Louisiana Purchase anniversary and the opening of the World's Fair grounds. Proclamations urged citizens to honor the day with displays of the national flag.
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Tiockery
Wellk
Francis Onic
Louisiana Purchase
Tloutsian Purchase
St. Louie
Baiiding
Five former delegates found guilty of bribery in Suburban bill
Five ex-members of the house of delegates were convicted on bribery charges linked to passing the Suburban bill. Each face Ave years in prison. requests for a new trial were filed, and defendants were released on bond. Incident: burglar attempts in New York left Burke hospitalized after a struggle. Weather: Chicago forecast shows general snow and colder, brisk northwest winds.
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Dee M
House of Delegates
A. Sheridan
Charles J. Denny
Charles Guike
Bas Kind Refech
I. E Albright
New York
Richard Burke
German Count Slays Wife Then Takes Own Life in Topeka
The 1891 Topeka tragedy left three Berger children orphaned and impoverished. After decades of guardian neglect, administrator Fred Slater has secured a possible inheritance of about 49 000 dollars, worth roughly 160 000 marks, for Richard Gustave and Paul Berger, now adults. The family history traces their German noble father Gustave von Berger, known as Gustave Berger, and their mother, shot by the father at their East Third Street home before he killed himself.
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Topeks
Fred Sinter
Topeka
Pill
Orphen
Fred Renker
Richard
Gustave
Paul
Wersist
Belons
Gropane
Gheles
Henry Prater
Carroll Courty
Towa
Texas
Benker
Pred Slater
Slater
Gussive
Germany
Iowa
Gusréian
Boardian
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Sisi
America
Kangas
Lucifer
Jerphans
Berker
Topeka Junier Yard
Blewie
Third Street
Noted Woman Shot In Philadelphia Street
Voltairine Le Cleyre, noted anarchist and music teacher, was shot by Merton Helcher on a Philadelphia street while awaiting a lesson. She survived with slight hope of recovery at Hahnemann hospital as witnesses watched the event. Helcher was arrested and questioned after the shooting.
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Philadelphia
Voltairine le Cleyre
Merton Helcher
Hahnemann Hospital
Purgwcris
Mise le Cleyre
Helcher
Bean
Cleyre
Hae
Michigan
Topeka Charities Association Chooses Secretary Candidates
At a Friday directors meeting the Topeka Charities Association executive committee planned to report on five applicants for secretary and set a future date to move the business forward. They seek office space and store rooms and aim to operate as a central hub linking smaller charities with mutual aid.
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Topeka Charities Association
Topeka Charifies Association
Amoctation
Ite
Grant Funeral in Washington for Julia Grant in 1902
A large funeral in Washington honors Julia J. Grant widow of the former president. Prominent officials and relatives attend in dress uniforms as the casket is moved to New York by the Pennsylvania Railway. Julie Grant’s children and many Grant family members participate in the service at Metropolitan M. B. Church.
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Ington
Tinosevelt
Army
Mariné
Hert
Julia J. Grant
New York
Pennsylvania Railway
Grant
Hartoris
Pret D. Grant
Uivstes Stayneia
Renators
Bristol
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt in critical condition as night bulletin issued
A fragile report from New York states M C Vander bit, afflicted with typhoid fever and delirium, remains under care. Physicians note fluctuating improvement during the night while the patient’s condition shows moments of cautious improvement and a more hopeful outlook in the morning.
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New York
Corneiluy Vanderbit
Tony
Thas Bern
Vandertift
Starvation Crisis Reported Amid Crop Failure in St Petersburg
From St Petersburg on December 24 reports say four hundred thousand people are destitute and starving due to crop failure. An Anglo American church has undertaken aid efforts while local leaders seek assistance. The piece notes harsh conditions echoing past famines and hints at broader European distress.
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St. Peterebure
Nees Franck
Calderhead's 14 Votes in Fifth District Caucus Face Deadlock
Political gossip says Calderhead may win 14 votes in the Fifth District caucus, with Ward and Hughet possible rivals. Possible deadlock could shift Burton’s fate, while Jeffries backs Lang and Stanley’s camp reels after internal dissent. Cont. on Page F2.
Mills Store News Winter Display Promotes Gifts
Our North Window shows a trim med display of MEN S NECKWEAR and a Furnishings Section with an elegant assortment of Ties and Suspenders. Handkerchiefs, Bath Robes, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Hosiery and more. Visit this evening for Christmas shopping.
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