Allies Reply to the United States in Arbitration Talks
A long, garbled dispatch reports Allied nations replying to the United States amid Venezuelan arbitration discussions. It notes Britain Germany and Italy weighing proposals, with cautious signals from Washington and London, while the Venezuelan government seeks safeguards and a coordinated stance among the powers.
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Bondi
Deo
Lemmy
MaaMatty
ETA
Hemters
Guenena
Chitichia
United States
Washington
Hay
Veneaucla
Eylin
Germany
Snewer
Vemxavle
United Stades
Castro
Minisker
Bowen
New York Mayor Eyes Railroads Reform Amid Food Crisis
A fragmented New York report notes Mayor Low plans to push reforms on street, road and utility operations while investigating hunger issues across the city. The mayor says a detailed statement will follow, aiming to coordinate relief and public works, with Cantor warning of potential libel risks but signaling forthcoming action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y York
Dee
Low Lna
Deemer
Aflhits
Hoppagl
Cantor
Panama Canal Treaty and Mexico Move Dominant News
Fragmented dispatch covers political maneuvering on the Panama Canal Treaty with Colombia, shifted dates, and warnings against delays. It notes U S resistance to terms, potential Mexican considerations, and regional tensions alongside university-related political actions and a White River Railway note.
Indicted Col Lynch Faces High Treason Charge
Historical report cites Col Lynch indicted for high treason amid a courtroom scene. Jury selection and defense arguments described, with references to prominent figures and locations in the trial narrative. The piece notes expected actions and potential outcomes as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lynch
Civil engineer stabbed to death in St Louis
A civil engineer was fatally stabbed in St Louis in a troubling assault. Investigators described the scene and noted the victim, a local employee, was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. The case has prompted an active police probe and public safety questions in the area.
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ST. Louis
Gray Attacks Mine Operators Over Wage Records
Chairman Gray discredits wage figures presented by mine operators amid a wage dispute hearing. Testimony reveals alleged manipulation of pay statements and intimidation claims by company officials and miners. Witnesses, including a lawyer and labor figures, describe alleged pressure against workers and counterclaims of instigation by mine operators.
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Gray
Uwo
Pornayleania Company
Inwynen
Howe
Chairone
Keay
Fowler GurrenGY BtLh Washington Dev MP report
A garbled report notes the Washington development member of parliament encountered a setback while in bank dealings and evinced a cautious, favorable stance on a financial arrangement. The text references a figure named Chainer Puke guiding the situation.
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Washington, Dev
de Hatte Panne
Wnt Leg En Bankas
Euveney Pede
Chainer Puke
McGovern Corbett Fight Promised in Detroit Scandal
Detroit boxing plans frayed as governorship clash with Corbett rival threatens a local prize bout. A sparring match drew attention from Governor Bliss and Detroit officials amid Michigan anti fight laws. Matchmaker Considine says a legitimate prize fight may be staged soon despite warnings.
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Mlegovern
Corbett
Detroit
Atlampan
Michigan
Gore
Terry Mellovern
Tounyy
Avere
Lelia Ruige
Thas
Aalto
Prine
Netroil
William Considine
Otha Matropaliim Athleticlus
Margiv
Metinvera-Cosbai
Catsidine
McGovern
Corbert
Ltte Speek
Washington Chamber Panel Debates New York Trade Policy
Washington Dees former Hayy nay id Joti 1 Rhoads, with the New York chamber of commerce, presented to Mine yoRed ons recently adopted by the haber ut poomneree in advocacy of S mops lastie enrroney. Mr. Gage and A. Will chaired. Fowler of the house committees discussed the working and refinery questions. They submitted to Mr. Finer copies of revolutions adopted by the chamber of commerce.
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Washington
New York
Gage
A. Will
Fowler
House Énmnsiltes Om
Reney
Finer
Chamber of
Cmmmeree
Commerce Department Bill Report Delayed and Voted
A fragmented Washington report outlines a department of commerce bill. It notes a 4 vote and retention of provisions involving industry standards and a standards board. The text references various agencies and the secretary of commerce directing compilation and dissemination of useful conversion data to a foreign market.
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Washington
Dee
Ivelnd
Fie Commission
Wren
Ammenel
Cotymea
Commones
Commerees
Mersia
Blizzard Rages Across Eastern Wyoming Areas
A severe blizzard grips eastern Wyoming with blowing snow and high winds. Residents endure heavy snowfall, limited visibility, and perilous travel conditions as authorities warn of drifting drifts and dangerous road closures.
Recluse’s Election Bet Ends With Silent Bid
In New York Row Th a recluse who kept an election wager spent twenty years as a hermit. Neighbors recall a quiet life near a dwelling on the outskirts as a presidential contest loomed. The lone resident, McCarraw, reportedly kept the bet and refused to break it, while authorities moved to resolve the wager and the surrounding mystery.
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New York
Tobias Td Ceumpel
Premi
End of Successful Operation Delights New York Crowd
Dr Lorenz receives cheers after a lengthy operation at City Hospital as doctors and parents celebrate the remarkable recovery of crippled children. The New York event highlighted a series of procedures, including a fourth operation on a boy with multiple ailments, and the physician's calm words amid applause.
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DR. Lorenz
New York
Elinie
Lanene
Wll University Mediea Voller
le Gird Boli
Eli Bod
Siberian exile for students court pardon amid unrest
A blurred report describes Czarist authorities exiling 59 students to Siberia and adding to a prior pardon of 0 percent of students. It notes officials planned to separate youths from families, restraining unrest while maintaining order and supervision in towns.
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Siberia
Unionism in England debated in postwar divisions
A long assessment of postwar political fault lines in England questions the role of unionism amid divisions within labor and industry. The discussion covers economic strain, social tensions, and the influence of external powers on domestic policy, with judges and lawmakers shaping damages rulings in a tense political climate.
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Tunden
Dow
Vanderbilt reported dead in New York incident
A garbled late night report from New York states Cornelius Vander Dill and relatives faced grave illness. Medical bulletin later cited ongoing critical condition for Vander Wilt with hospital teams and doctors confirming severity.
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New York
Cornelius Vander Dill
Wight
Vander
Aly
One Thousand Killed in Russian Earthquake Disaster
A Dec 1 St Petersburg report states nearly ten million people in Andijan and surrounding areas faced a deadly earthquake. It notes heavy casualties and widespread destruction with many residents killed or injured, raising urgent relief concerns.
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Jondou
St. Petersburg
Andijan
Toveonunns
Railroad discrimination hearing on New York freight rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a hearing in New York to examine freight rate practices. Testimony from Bultingers and Ohio and other shippers cited alleged disparities and questioned whether published rates reflect actual forwarding charges across routes and ports.
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New York
Ilteretnts Commerce Commission
Impirk Draffic
Bultingers
Ohio
Iikanl
Ubstoad Lata
Mbontot
Meyer
Vite Eanile Cement’ Company
St Louis
Frank Mayerot
Vb Jnport
Frank Lines
Rysall ix
Prowy
Department of the Vierione Press
Ynpany
Vail
Tate
Stramer and Crew Saved in London by Unknown Crew
Fragmentary report speaks of a rescue in London involving Stramer and crew. It references Philadelphia, Caen, and a Titan cline, with unclear details and several garbled names and places. The readable elements hint at a coordinated effort but lack verifiable facts or dates.
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Brite
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Yenile
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Fannin Canal
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Mexico
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White River Railway
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President Roosevelt
Department OF Commerce
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York
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Union Pacific
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England
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Reginald Voalerhilt
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