Shortest News Snips From Around The World
Friday updates note Miss Jessie Wilson engaged to Francis Bowes Sayre. U S battleship Louisiana near sinking in Narragansett bay. Mulhall burglary charges prompt immediate House probe. Seven wounded in Gettysburg memory dispute clash. Bishop Janssen dies of paralysis in Belleville IL. U S liquor use in 1913 hits peak per revenue bureau. Four killed two injured in Olive Street road crash near Creve Coeur lake. Jury disagrees in Paterson N J Miss Flynn trial. Chihuahua siege by Mexican rebels parallels Juarez. Inquest begun in New Haven for poison death of Miss Jennie McNamee. Mrs James A Benedict killed in Danbury racing crash. Blake admits substitute letter calling pay scheme. Lillian Terry seeks to be New York's first policewoman. Thirty lost in lake storm off Cleveland. House lobby probe delay after four hours. suffragette skirt with pockets in New York from Paris. Mrs Charles Nelson Beel claims Adele Ritchie husband. actress denies. Dr Quichi Soyeda says American fairness will ease Japanese troubles.
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Francis Bowes Sayre
United States
Louisiana
Narragansett Bay
House
Mulhall
Gettysburg
Lincoln
John Janssen
Belleville
Revenue Bureau
Olive Street Road
Creve Coeur Lake
St. Louis
Miss Flynn
Paterson
N.J
Chihuahua
Juarez
New Haven
Jennie McNamee
James A. Benedict
Danbury
Conn
George W. Blake
Lillian Terry
Brighton
England
City Hall
Gaynor
New York
Opponents in Senate Stall Peace and Arbitration Votes
Reported foes of peace and arbitration treaties show resolve to delay action in the Senate. A separate item notes Chicago medical students accused of throwing dogs into the street to die after experiments. A Turkish-Italian era educator says Turkish women are slowly breaking social restraints. A New York motorcycle cop races through Pelham Bay Park with an injured infant, attempting to save the life. Bulgarians invade Servia at two points while Servian troops win some territory from Turkey.
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Senate
Chicago
Turkey
New York
Pelham Bay Park
Servia
Havana Police Chief Killed in Club Clash
General Armando Riva, Havana police chief, dies in a fight at a Havana club. Local authorities report a fatal confrontation as the capital reels from the incident.
Raids blamed in Havana murder of police chief General Riva
Thursday reports warn that raids on political clubs are linked to the killing of General Riva, Havana’s police chief, amid a broad Caribbean violence backdrop. In the U S a storm hits Illinois and Wisconsin, causing four deaths and significant property damage. John A Connolly testifies he paid Justice Cohalon 3945 dollars as city contracts commission. Governor Sulzer nominates James M Lynch, head of the International Typographical Union, as state labor commissioner. King Constantine sends Athens notice that Bulgarian retreat from Doiran includes Greek metropolitan and 30 Greek notables taken as prisoners.
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Havana
Havana Club
Sulzer
Harry M. Kaiser
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John B. Twombly
Daniels
Vranya
Servia
Constantine
Tenafly
N. J
General Riva
Cuba
Illinois
Wisconsin
John A. Connolly
House
Senate
Justice Cohalon
James M. Lynch
International Typograhical Union
Tea
King Constantine
Athens
Doiran
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Cleveland
Paris
Charles Nelson Beel
Liverpool
Adele Ritchie
Quichi Soyeda
Associated Chambers of Commerce of
Japan
Green & Davidson
Warren
Pennsylvania
Sharples
Sharples Dairy
Patterson
Pickett Hardware Company
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