German attachés held in Washington amid withdrawal pressure
Washington reports Captain Frapston Tapen and Caplin Karl Royed, German embassy military and naval attaches, met Count Fon Berne storff to resolve objections over activities in Washington. A withdrawal order was expected. officials noted foreign diplomats may be recalled as governments see fit. State Department reviews evidence on Teutonia officials, including Austro Hungarian consul general Meszander von Naber, with actions pending next week.
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Washington
Tec
Frapston Tapen
New York
Caplin Karl Royed
Fon Bernestorff
State Department
Lanetag
Idua Tima
Jtt
Teutonia
Lansig
Meszander von Naber
Grand Island Court House Destroyed by Fire
Grand Island Nebraska December 5 fire gutted the interior of the Norge county courthouse from a basement wiring fault. Roof vaults remain intact with losses estimated around 50,000, insured. Built in 1877 at a cost of 30 0,000, officials vow immediate rebuilding.
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Grand Island Court House
Grand Island
Neb
Norge County Court House
Ube County Board
Mutiny on Chinese cruiser Chao-lo sparks port fire
Mutineers aboard the Chinese cruiser Chao-lo opened fire on the arsenal and foreign concessions. Heavy cannonading lasted about an hour with casualties feared. The Chaolio was reported to be shelled and sunk at daylight, while authorities faced conflicting accounts and limited access to confirm details.
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Chao-lo
Warshing
Afsecel
Chibess
Kiang-Nao
Associated Press
Thin Puoboat
Mreenal
Austrian Socialists Call For Democratic Republic In War History
A secretly circulated Austrian Socialist manifesto denounces wartime oppression under Habsburg rule, condemns executions of Czech Socialists, demands international aid, and urges a democratic republic after the war. It critiques Austria’s annexation ambitions and argues for liberty, justice, and public referendum on war. The text targets serf-like obedience, calls for end to dictatorship, and aligns with broader antiwar, pro-democracy sentiments.
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Geneva
Pas Per
Bolttrecht
Social Democratic Party
Austria
Socialista
Lapger
Anciog
Min
Fature
Poland
Hapsbarcs I
Serbia
Mapsburgs
Switzerland
Manufrata
Betgieg
Allied Envoys Confer With Greek Premier in Athens
In Athens, Allied envoys held a long cabinet consultation with Grecian Premier Ekovloudia, then a call to the king by M. Skovloudis. The exchange yielded assurances that the Greek reply to Entente representations would be deemed satisfactory by the powers.
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Yaris
Drc
Fatal Train Collision Near St Louis Kills Fireman
A head-on crash between passenger trains No. 205 and 224 on the Stillhole Central lines near Lenzburg Missouri killed fireman Richard Trempleman and injured several others, with many passengers shaken. The cause was a mis-set switch, 265, as southbound No. 205 collided with stationary No. 224 at about 40 mph. Engineer Munroe Krewson suffered serious injuries.
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Dec
Lenzburg
Kara
Tia
Jackson
General Villa Sightings Amid Desert Battle in Sonora
Reports from Douglas Arizona indicate a high level effort to pin down General Francisco Villa. General Obregon and Dieguez plan a dawn meeting at Nogales while Carranza cavalry scout western Sonora seeking Villa’s hiding place. Villa’s 2500-strong force reportedly moved toward Yaqui stronghold Bacatoto, with raids on El Tiste mine camp and raiding parties sweeping nearby ranches.
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Ariz
Carranza
Inchlas
Alvaro Obregon
Bia
M. M. Dieguez
Hermosilla
Francisco Villa
Obregon
Nogales
Sonora
Dieguez
Bydolfo Garduno
Ville
Villa
Bacatoto
Fronteras Place
Geneva
Eilay Callies
Agta Prieta
Turasenger
Fronteras
Baqueda
Jose Rodrigues
Noal Ranch
Rodriguez
Varpachi
Cos
el Tiste
Here
Tado Lopes
Antonio V. Loretto
Wan
Lopez
Chihuahua
Colonia
Oaxaca
Pulpita
Tiwaa
No Separate Peace Agreement Aimed By Allies
London reports the declaration signed by the British foreign secretary and ambassadors of France Italy Japan and Russia pledging no separate peace. The text, dated September 8 1944, states the allies will not seek individual peace terms and agree that no ally will demand peace conditions without joint consent.
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London
Tee
Tomi
Howard Fires
Laindon
Salt Like Doctor Recovers From Bullet Wound
Dr. Herbert D. Marshall, accused of murdering his wife, shot himself in Seneca. He is recovering in Sabetha hospital with a back wound, not life threatening, as investigators gather evidence for his upcoming district court trial.
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Balt Lake
Herbert D. Marshall
Seneca
The
Tribune
Th. Marshall
Marshall
Sabetha
Salt Lake
Sabetha Hospital
H. D. Lyon
Dr. Marshall
Lyon
Utah
C. P. Harriette
Caunty
Salt Lake County
Tha
A. ¥. Watkins
Harold M. Stephens
Police Department
Thei
Loca
Abe
Donia Marshall
St. Louls
Seneca and
Sabeths
Real Estate Transfers in County Recorder Office
Real estate transfers filed include Arte Van de Graaf and wife to John W. Poyner covering lots 22 to 27 and 20 and 31 in Florenta Park addition Ogden survey for 315. Henry Charles to Frederick W. Mebbs part of Ints 12 and 23 Mock 9 and joined 15 block 13 Nelson Park Ogden survey for 1. Alma J Webb to Ogden Home Builders Co part of Ints block 16 plat 1 Ogden survey for 1. Irebrand Sandera and wife to Alma Webb part of Lot 8 block II plat B Ogden survey for 100. Charles Giles and wife to Charles S. Taylor part of southeast and southwest quarters of auction 34 township 7 north range 2 west Sate Lakmetidian for 125.
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County Recorder's Office
Arte van de Graaf
Aife
John W. Poyner
Block
Florenta Park
Ogden Survey
Stenry Charles
Frederick W. Mebbs
Ints
Mock
Nelson Park Addictor
Alma J, Webb
Ogden Cme Builders Company
Ogden Sures
Irebrand Sandera
Alma Webb
Charles Giles
Charles SI Taylor
Townrship
Tangas
Greece Hesitates as Allied Demands Grow Dire
Lanion Dec 5 10 p m Reports from Athens show mixed signals as Greek officials waver between retreats and denials amid Allied pressure. France Italy and other powers push for clear assurances from King Constantine and the Greek government, while delays heighten concern about a potential decisive action by the quadruple entente.
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Greece
Rheat
Athens
France
Italy
Constantine
Tle
Tisters
Allies 10 Name Terms of Peace
London dispatch notes Allied editors debate peace terms and warn Germany not to dictate terms. Hungary shows minimal steps toward humanitarian peace with Ford funding praised. Reports mention Count Albert Apponyi and Red Cross talks as global sentiment shifts toward ending hostilities.
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London
Germany
Post
Hudapest
Albert Appooyl
Copenhagen
Red Cross
Hungary
Peathlrtay
Ford x
Grand Lodge
Marong Haa
Feminst Society
James Efler Manue
Pesca
Artillery Active in West Front Amid Heavy Bombardments
The Belgian and Allied lines report intensified artillery activity on both sides along the Western Front. In Belgium, shells struck Haes and Her Sas area, with German gaps reported, while in Artois batteries answered a violent bombardment near Grassler Double south of Loos. Trench guns destroyed posts north of Herbecourt and a cupola near Tilleloy. Mine splinting continued near Frise, St Mant wood, east of Tracy Te-Val, and near Les Eparges on the Meuse. Belgium said batteries stopped attacks on Oeerkerke and Niew capelle, destroying two abettors and two enemy trenches toward Hannekensvere and on the Yperlee. Artillery dislodged German forces at Terstyke farar complex. The Army of the East brief notes prior communications.
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Pacis
Belgium
Sas
Artois
Grassler Double
Loos
Oeerkerke
Niewcapelle
Hannekensvere
Yperlee
Army of the East
Serbian Front Reports Mixed Patrols and Evacuations
Fragmentary dispatch describes fighting near Kosturino with Tul- Barlaon bombardment and repulse of a push. It notes Serbian forces repelling attempts to forest passage and Monastir evacuation with Austrian and Bulgarian patrols entering the town.
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Quits
Kosturino
Cerna
Monastir
Auatrlang
Bayvo
Freight Wreck Delays Denver Rio Grande Trains Near Thistle
A freight derailment three miles west of Thistle Utah halted Denver and Rio Grande traffic yesterday afternoon, derailing eighteen coal cars after a broken car axle. No serious injuries occurred except Elias Carlos, a Mexican, who sustained head and facial injuries from flying debris and received medical care in Provo. Westbound trains 6 and 11 and eastbound trains 2 and 20 were diverted. passengers and baggage were transferred at the wreck site.
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Ealt Lake
Denver
Rio Granda
Castilla
Thistle
Elias Carlos
Springtide
Henry
Utah County
Provo
Salt Lake
Passenera
Vitagraph Actress Survives Canyon Roll Without Injury
A Vitagraph actress rolled down a canyon slope landing on a dead tree branch and escaped serious harm. She credits luck and unnamed precautions she will not disclose, noting the stunt was done without injury.
Actress Mary Anderson risks stunt on Cal Marvin's Wife set
In a Western Vitagraph production scene for Cal Marvin's Wife the director rejected Mary Anderson's mountain stunt as too dangerous. She insisted she could perform the roll and, after a guarded setup with a net and camera platform, she moved down the incline and stuck to a tree without injury. The incident promises thrilling, authentic footage once the film finishes.
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Mary Anderson
Vitagraph
Cal Marvin
Mary
Vitagraphetar
Jan Necret
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