Wilson Notes Urge Belligerents To Discuss Peace Terms
President Wilson issued formal notes to all belligerents urging discussion of terms that may end the war without offering peace or mediation. Officials expect reception abroad, while diplomats consider how the United States as a neutral may safeguard its interests if the conflict continues, with emphasis on a possible shift from strict neutrality.
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Entente
Secretary Lansing Affirms Neutral Policy Amid Remarks
The secretary states there is no change to the government policy of neutrality. He says public remarks were misinterpreted and that he did not intend to imply any shift in the stance.
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New Austrian Premier Announces Cabinet Amid Turbulence
Dispatch from Nicana reports Count Clarm-Martiniz presenting a cabinet list after Alexander Spitzmueller’s downfall. Ministers listed include interior Von Handel commerce Dr Urban labor Von Traka education Baron von Ussarek agriculture Count Martiniz Clarm. defense F.. justice Von Schenck. railways Dr Z. minister without portfolio Dr.
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Joffre Signs Order to Command North French Armies
Paris reports the official letter summoning General Nivelle to command the armies of the north and northeast was signed by General Joffre as commander in chief. General Castelnau, reaching age limits, is retained but out of active service due to age.
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Market Report Shows Stocks Slip Amid War Tensions
SEW YORK markets weakened as trading extended into the day with broad declines across industrials and utilities. Heavy selling followed political moves and fears of inflation, with declines in major names and limited gains in select issues.
Grain market chaos as wheat prices slide and recoveries fail
A chaotic grain trading session saw wheat pit quotes fall five to seven cents per bushel before a swift rebound. Bargain hunters rushed in as selling pressure eased, but observers note the decline halted sooner than in prior sessions with expectations of limited recoveries.
Livestock Market Prices Report From Multiple Cities
The livestock market shows cattle receipts around 8 000 with steady to higher prices. Hogs and sheep receipts appear mixed with beef and veal prices varying. references include markets in St Joseph and Kansas City with noted highs and lows for steers cows and lambs.
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Cotton futures close unsettled in New York market
Prices for spot cotton in Liverpool quoted firm while futures in New York show volatility and unclear settlement. Early trades report middling food prices around 10.42 and mixed figures in multiple months including January March May and July with values near 616.23 816.55 and 815.02 as of December 21.
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Market Notes From New York on Money Rates and Bills
Lettered in terse financial items from New York dated December 21 outlining mercantile paper rates, bank bills, commercial paper, government and road bonds, time loans, call money and closing bids with small variations in percentages. Strong call rates and declining road bids noted amid general market weakness.
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Copper prices and market notes from New York and London
Copper in New York markets shows unsettled tones with electrolytic and tin futures varying. London prices feature copper futures and spot figures, while official notices reference copper values and related quotes.
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London
Market Prices in Kansas City Butter and Eggs
Roencestry reports Butter cream 40 1/2c firsts 19c seconds 21/2c. Eggs graded frets to 40c per dozen. Roosters and other items show varied prices.
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Kansas City
Isabel Santos files divorce suit in Superior Court
Isabel Santos files a divorce suit in the superior court from Jesus Santos. The couple, residing in Sinaloa Mexico, are alleged to have neglected to provide for their ten month old infant. The case noted as carried at Socora in Pinal county dated July 5 1914.
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Senators Deadlock Over Appointment In Washington
In Washington two Democratic senators failed to agree on a candidate for the U S land office post. Sen Merk Smith supports one slate, Sen Henry Ashurst backs John Litvin of Phoenix, with both seeking influence from attorneys practicing before the land office in Phoenix.
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