Carranza Requests US Action On Deporting Officer
Report from El Paso states Carranza seeks U S intervention to deport Colonel Luis Comaduran who arrived in Juarez with his staff and Carranza forces. Comaduran reportedly traveled to Casas Grandes district to lead a regiment, with tensions rising between Murguia and allied forces.
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Francisco Murguia
Muraodile
Chi- 2
Crees
Puebla
Felas
Ote Gonzales
Comaduran
Sony
Ofuran
Premier Lloyd George vows strong terms for peace talks
In the House of Commons London on December 19 Premier Lloyd George said Germany must accept strict terms and reparations for peace. Allies will issue a formal reply in days. He warned that entering negotiations without guarantees would be like putting their heads in a noose.
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London
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Germany
Europe
Lloyd George
Licyéd-Georgee
Sted
France
Russia
Coanactior
Lyon
Venizelos
Greece
Asquith
William Robertson
Imperial Staff
Army Headquarters
Burlingtons Chief Engineer Is Dead
Neb Dec 19. T and vert chief engineer of the Burlington and Quincy railroad died at his country home near here this month. He began service with the Riceton railroad as a surveyors gang in 1871 and graduated from Yale. From 1875 to 1905 he served as superintendent of the lines west of the Missouri River. Mr Calvert taken sick in Wyoming. He had re 2Udlvle
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T. & Vert
Urlington & Quincy
Reil
Cevlook
Riceton Railroad
Yale
Eos
Missouri River
Calvert
Wyoming
Waterbury Faces Vaccination Order Over Smallpox
Waterbury plans vaccination measures amid smallpox spread. Dr Black, secretary of health, cites 104 cases and three more from a neighboring town as basis for the directive.
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Artford
Conn
Waterbury
Er T Ilack
Card of Health
Black
Assay Office Taxed With Gold as New Funds Move
New York December 9 Gold totaling 5 500 000 imported counted in the money supply from the Philadelphia mint as deposits. The assay office capacity is taxed by the heavy flow of gold and the present movement has reached over 608 500 006 in sources since January 1. BEN ORS DEFEAT FRESHMEN as juniors topple sophomores in the Y tournament with two basketball games played yesterday.
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New York
Dee
Ben Ors
200 Men Entombed in Indiana Mine Explosion
An explosion at the Beucet die one mine near Vincennes Indiana trapped about 208 workers 400 feet underground. Rescue teams and physicians arrived as reports indicated initial fears of widespread casualties but later updates suggested most miners were rescued with several seriously burned.
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Beucet
Vincinnet
Oliphent-Johnson Company
Soiné-Saht Et- Sco Etork
Mayor Parker Declares Himself City Manager In This City
Hehu sen chairman of the Republican city central committee disclosed that Parker the mayor elect asked him several times to accept the city manager post. Hehu sen said Parker could not accept the position and plans to spend one hour daily in city hall for business while governing as mayor without a city manager.
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Uheeen
Republican City Central Committee
O. C.parker
Hehusen
Stone Selected for Federal Judge Nomination
Judge Kimbrough Stone of Kansas City, son of Senator Stone, has been chosen by President Wilson to be nominated as United States circuit judge in the eighth judicial circuit.
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Washington
Kimbrough Stone
Kansas City
Stone
Wilson
United States
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Evidence of Attack on Italian Ship Palermo
The American ambassador Thomas N Page gathers statements from 25 crewmen aboard the torpedoed Palermo off the Spanish coast. The testimonies indicate the sinking occurred without warning and without any attempt to escape.
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Page
Rome
Paris
Thomas’ N. Page
Palermo
J R Thayer Noted Democrat Dies at 71 in Massachusetts
Worcester Massachusetts December 19 former Congressman John R Thayer a leading Democrat in New England died today from a general breakdown He was 71 years old and had been active in politics for half a century
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Worcester
Mass
John R. Thayer
New England
Ape language expert leads Congo expedition for gorilla study
Professor Richard Garner of the Smithsonian and the American Museum of Natural History join scientists en route to French Congo Africa. They aim to gather skins and skeletons for mounting at the American Museum. Garner, who spent seven years in a bamboo hut, studied ape speech and built a 20 word vocabulary used to lure gorillas to rifle range.
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New York
Richard Lynch Garner
A & Cero
Smithsonian Institute
American Museum of Natural History
French Congo
Africa
American Museum
Chicago
Garner
Sidor Colony Discharged From University Faculty
The University regents discharged Professor Colodny, assistant in the department of Lagnch Literature, after the first of the year. He had been active in Hunts politics and public reform efforts, and his meddling in local affairs prompted the dismissal. The vote passed despite Dean Scarlett’s opposition and comes as the Civic League and local groups criticized political involvement in education.
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Leider Colodny
L-Steerers
Acteone
Coloday
W Hame
Arizona Teacher
Governors Hunt
Phoenix
Colodnyan
Tucson
Hunt
Machine Goloday
Diogratine
Civic League
Citteen
Chamber of Commerce
Profesoncine
Board of Regents
Colodny
Sock and Buskin Club
Colodns
Dramatic Club
Professor Colodny
Dean William Scarlett
Dean Scarlett
National Guard Weakness Voiced by Gen Scott on Border
Washington Dec 19 General Hugh L Scott chief of staff says mobilized national guard would need about a year of training to meet trained troops. He urges universal service and notes untrained Mexican forces, border protection without firing a shot, and that guard units were often unequipped. He backs a year of intensive training as minimum and questions pay enough to sustain a large army.
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Washington
National Guard
Hugh L. Scott
Army
Senate
Rere
War Department
Pershing
Forrer
Wen
Seo
Donghas
Poiman
Hrady
General Scott
Scott
Wood
Baker
House Military Committee
Vorder
Millionaire Loses $176000 Verdict in Love Suit
Pittsburg Dec 19 Mise Nettie Richardson 40 a former hotel cashier in Pittsburgh won 176000 dollars in her suit for 560000 against Henry Deniston 78 a millionaire recluse of Swis vale suburb for breach of promise.
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Pittsburg
Mise Nettie Richardson
Pittsburgh
Henry Deniston
Swisevale
Thaddeus A Thomson Retires as Envoy to Colombia
Washington December 19 Thaddeus A Thomson retiring American minister to Colombia closed his state department business and left for Texas. His resignation came after months of consideration due to his wife’s health. President Wilson accepted it with regret acknowledging his successful Bogota ministry.
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Washington
Thaddeus A. Thomson
Colombia
State Department
Texas
Thom
Wilson
Bogota
Executions Brought Forward for Christmas at Sing Sing
Dee 1% sentence notes two inmates from New York area executed in Sing Sing electric chair last Sunday. Charlies Kumrow of Buffalo and Stan ley J Milstein of Utica faced capital punishment earlier than planned to ease grief of families and other inmates. Millerein killed two police officers in Utica while Kumrow killed a man in Buffalo.
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Desining
Charlies Kumrow
Buffalo
Stanley J Milstein
Utica
Millerein
Uties
Kamrow
Legal Framing in Campbell Election Dispute at Supreme Court
Legal battle over Tom Campbell certification unfolds as Senator Ives seeks writ to halt ballot inspection. Judge Stanford and Attorney General Wiley Jones appear. Campbell supporters argue for intervention. Ives contends no canvassing law exists, risking two-year holdovers. Hearing set for December 28, with possible expedited action.
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Phoenix
Artz
Ives
Hunt
Sidney FP
Osborn
Tom Campbell
Wiley Jones
Artsary General
Campbell
Stanford
George Purdy Bullerd
Seneter Ives
Supreme Court
Sloan
Bute
Onborn
British War Speech Looms As Lloyd George Ready
The report notes a focus on David Lloyd George’s upcoming speech outlining Britain’s stance on central powers peace proposals and the government’s policy. Military updates in France show few changes, with German offensives stalled on the Western Front except for a Russian Romanian retreat near the Danube in Wallachia.
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Great Britain
Alles
Northcliffe
Reading
Burnham
Ialington
Pirrie
Massey
Ward
New Zealand
Western Front
Lloyd-George
Lion de George
David Lloyd-George
Covernment
Pol‘fey
France
Verlin
Berlin
Dobradja
Danuube
Wallachia
Civil War Hero Dies in Kansas
Ma Maximilian von Grebe of a distinguished German family and former Prussian officer died at his home near Leavenworth Kansas. After graduation he joined the U S forces and served in the Civil War as lieutenant colonel and major, fighting in 19 battles with the Fourth Missouri Volunteer Cavalry. His career ended after a duel with a fellow officer.
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Leavenworth
Maximilian von Grebe
Here
von Grebe
Fourth
Missouri Volunteer Cavalry
Campbell Defense Fund Contributions Authorized to Aid Campaign Fight
Charles E. Arnold of 265 Null Building is authorized to receive contributions to the Campbell Defense Fund. The fund is to cover expenses of the contest against Governor-elect Thomas E. Campbell. 1816.
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Charles E. Arnold
Null Building
Thomas E. Campbell
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Cotiaex
Roberts
Noose
Kaiser
Rlington
Parker
J. R. Thayer
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Tangle
Thaddeus Thomson
Sing Sing
Wes
Kansas
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C. E. Arnold
Phoenix, Ariz
The
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Arizona
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