Peace Delegates End Talks as Allies Push Dardanelles Force
Dispatches reveal the Bulgarians will terminate the armistice tomorrow. The allies demand a clear stance from Turkey amid Turkish troop unrest and European naval coercion at the Dardanelles. German warnings press Turkey to accept Asia Minor measures as the Porte seeks a new settlement path.
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London
Stojan Novakoviteh
Ke Had .Pasha
Tchatalja
Turkey
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Austria-Hungary
East
Europe
Italy
Tripoli
Rechad Pasha
Porte
Asia Minor
Germany
Asia
Rockefeller to be Interviewed by Pujo on Feb 6
Washington reports William Rockefeller will be interviewed on February 6 by Chairman Pujo and Samuel Untermyer of the money trust committee. Location to be Palm Beach or another convenient site for the Standard Oil magnate. The interview may cover copper deals depending on his condition. Charleston senate ratifies federal income tax amendment.
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Washington
William Rockefeller
Pujo
Money Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Palm Beach
Standard Oil
Untermyer
Name Change Granted in New York Supreme Court
Judge Greenbaum in the New York supreme court approved a name change for Bally Gordon, a man, allowing his first name to be Saul in a formal court order dated January 30.
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Sally
New York
Former German Ambassador Von Holle ben Seriously Ill
Berlin report says Baron Von Holle ben former German ambassador to the United States is critically ill at his Charlottenburg residence.
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Berlin
Baron von Holleben
United States
Charlottenburg
Rankin Quiet After Bloodshed Aims to End Mills
United States to probe Rankin clashes as strike leaders threaten all Monongahela Mills workers with quitting by week’s end. In Braddock 1400 walked out from Ninth Street plant amid earlier riot that left one dead and seventeen injured. Frank Morrison of the AFL vows federal action. Gompers and Morrison expected to arrive to rally demonstrations.
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Pittsburg
Rankin
American Steel & Wire Company
Sheriff's Deputies
Monongahela
Ninth Street
Braddock
Frank L. Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Thomas H. Flynn
Morrison
Steel Corporation
Stanley
Jewett
Flynn
Frank Morrison
Sampel Gompers
Lincoln Memorial planned in Washington image of honor
Washington announces a magnificent Lincoln memorial will be built near the historical monument. The House approved the plan after Senate action on December 13 last year. Senator Cullom of Illinois, from Lincoln’s hometown Springfield, introduced the resolution and saw its passage.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
House of Representatives
Senate
Cullom
Ilinois
Springfield
Lincoln
House
Engineer Killed In Fall Near Ottumwa Bridge
George Zugschwerdt a Milwaukee passenger engineer fell from the cab as his engine crossed a bridge near Ottumwa Iowa and was killed instantly.
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Ottumwa
George Zugschwerdt
Milwaukee
Otwmwa
Threats by Rebels Endanger Mexico City Rail Lines
Washington reports indicate Mexican rebels struck the municipal lighting plant and disrupted the Northwestern railroad north of Mexico City. Ambassdor Wilson notes rebels hinder train passage with guards, while San Luis Potosi remains quiet and Juarez troops show no Salazar activity. In Madrid a royal decree frees Protestants in military service from Catholic church attendance.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
San Luis Potosi
Juarez
Salazar
Madrid
John Qualey Sentenced for Stock Swindle
John Qualey was sentenced in New York by Justice Goff to prison for five to eight and a half years for swindling Mrs. Mary N. Bull, widow of Dr. William T. Bull, out of 35000 in the sale of worthless Magnesia Asbestos stock. His counsel seeks a writ of reasonable doubt over statements by Mrs. Bull admitted as evidence. argument set for next Monday.
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New York
John Qualey
Justice Goff
Mary N. Bull
William T. Bull
Magnesia Asbestos Company
Newark
N. J. Qualey
Rescue from Ice Floe Sees Man Saved in Detroit River
William Simmons, en route to Detroit Shipbuilding yards, fell into the Detroit River and clung to an ice cake until workers hauled him to shore and to St Marys hospital in critical condition due to cold exposure.
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Detroit
Mich
William Simmons
St. Mary's Hospital
Simmons
Moros Battle Report Kills U S Soldier and Wounded
A Pershing dispatch from Washington reports a new fight on Jolo Island as Moros clash with American forces. One American killed and five wounded. Private Hare of the Philippine constabulary also killed. several cavalrymen injured and Tosco Moros killed.
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Washington
Jolo
Pershing
Hare
Philippine Constabulary
Joseph Rogers
Roy Keller
Robert A. Tracy
Clarence C. Underwood
Sylvester J. Young
Biekt
Seville
Patrick McNally
Overdose of Headache Powders Kills in Racine
Mrs Bertha Brebein aged 33 dies in Racine Wisconsin from a prolific amount of coal tar in consecutive doses of headache powders. Authorities report the death as resulting from poisoning with filings noting the dangerous contents of the powders.
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Racine
Wis
Jen
Bertha Brebein
Man threats to blow up Kansas City for $100000
Police arrest John Tailburg after a letter threatens to destroy the city unless $100,000 is paid. Tailburg, a Dane working at a local grading camp, claimed access to dynamite and vowed to act if his claim was not settled by February 1, 1913. He cited hospital care denial and wanted Bible reading rights.
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Kansas City
Griffin
John Tailburg
Tailberg
Tallburg
Increase in farm stock valued nationwide rises in January
A January 1 report from the Bureau of Statistics in the Department of Agriculture shows U S farm animals valued at 5 501 723 000, up 194 156 000 or 9 9 percent from last year. Horses total 20 557 50 at 115 77 each. cattle and other groups add to a combined national value surpassing 5 5 billion dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
United States
Washington Seizes Adulterated Feed Barley
January 30 Washington reports the board of food and the department of agriculture ordered seizure of all shipments of feed barley found adulterated with weed or other seeds by government inspectors.
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Washington
Board of Food and the Inspection
Department of Agriculture
London Amazons Must Spend 14 Days in Jail for Rioting
London suffragists led by Gen Mek Drummond and thirty others were jailed for fourteen days after Bow Street arraignments. They refused alternative penalties and vowed hunger strikes to pressure Lloyd George.
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London
Mek Drummond
da Lloyd-George
McHequer
House of Commons
Lashi-bazoukesses
Bow Street
Robert Marsham
Drummond
Lloyd George
Taft
Washington
Black
Civil Commission
New York
Aga
Harry Lauder Near Slain as Train Hits Car
Cleveland Jan 30 Harry Lauder and his wife narrowly escaped instant death when Lauder’s private car the lower was wrecked in a Lake depot rear end collision. Lauder and party had just stepped from the car to attend a theater when Train No 46 running on a open switch struck the Mayflower tearing the palace car to kindling wood. Lauder was just ten feet from danger. The Mayflower was Colonel Roosevelt’s private car used during his travels.
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Cleveland, O
Harry Lawdey
Lauder
Lake Depot
Legtch
Roosevelt
Beach on Hand for Trial in South Carolina Court
Frederick O Beach arrives in Aiken South Carolina with his wife for a general sessions court trial on a technical charge of assault and battery with intent to kill his wife. They traveled from Hot Springs Virginia where they spent a week at Homestead with Mr and Mrs William KK.
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Aiken, S. C
Frederick 0. Beach
General Sessions
Hot Springs
William KK
Homestead
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Trey
Rockefeller Institute
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