Ban on ship subsidies at trade conference debate
New York December 6 delegates from the United States Central and South America Europe Asia and Australasia opened the third international trade conference under the National Association of Manufacturers. Robert W Woolley argued that subsidies are not possible under the present administration and blamed freight congestion as the need of the hour. George Dixon urged building up railroads for military and commercial readiness while warning against subsidies supporters. The opening session included talks on commercial conditions foreign trade and foreign investment opportunities with a focus on naval artillery merchant marine and preparedness.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturer
United States
Central and South America
Europe
Asia
Australasia
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Mitchel
Robert W. Woolley
Mint
Treasury
McAdoo
Woolley
Renais
Fale
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Washington
George D. Dixon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
J4kenaid
Britain protests requisition of American ships
British ambassador in London lodged a firm protest with the United States over the requisition of vessels owned by the American Transatlantic Company without prize court proceedings. The ships named in the dispatch include the Hocking, Genesee, and others tied to the dispute. The British government reportedly plans to press for early settlement of prize cases, with motions continuing in Canadian and colonial courts.
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Page
London
State Department
Foreign Office
Hocking
Hailifax
Genesee
St Lucia
Weat Tulle
Mtata Department
Nova Scotia
Hookfount
Hirtoh
SroMeccha
Youstam
Aette Viel Requist
Boom Penrose for 1916 and political stirring in New Jersey
The report details Senator Penrose’s bail near the President and a Washington banquet hosted for Representative Bacharach by Will Browning, with remarks by Representative Cannon praising Speaker Clark. The scene features talk of gubernatorial ambitions and charges about German and Allied sympathies amid the political tension.
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Fiolea Penroxe
Pennsaylinit
United States
Ine Hacharach
New Jersey
Aw Millard
Congress
Will Browning
Jov Ph
Tf Vannon
France
Germany
Hig Sirth
Cannon
Clark
Joe
Baltimore Markets Prices for Grain and Poultry Varieties
Market notes show prices for flour, corn meal, and oats with elevator stock totals in the thousands. Poultry items list aliva chickens ducks geese and pigeons with per pound and per pair rates. Creamery and butter products printed with varied price ranges across Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and adjacent regions.
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Maryland
Peninsylvania
Pennsylvania
Westott
West Virginia
Southern
New York Grain Markets Mixed on Spot and Futures
Grain prices in Newark on December 6 show spot strength for No 1 durum and various spot grades. Buffalo futures for December trade firm at 126 percent, while spot yellow No 2 and white futures display mixed firmness.
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Newark
Lifk
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Athe
Watch Your Step at the National Lights Up the Season
The National Theatre presents Watch Your Step with a standout cast led by Elizabeth Brice in a lively musical comedy. Charles Dillingham keeps costumes fresh while the chorus shines, and the revue-style bill features strong turns from Frank Tinney, Harry Kelley, Bernard Granville, and Olin Finney with Mrs Castle.
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Charlea Dillingham
New Amsterdam Theater
New York
Frank Tinney
Mr. Tinney
Elizabeth Brice
Misa Brice
May Irwin
Harry Kelly
James T. Powers
Harry Kelley
Lizzie
Bernard Granville
Keith's
Vernon Castle
Olin Finney
Mrs. Castle
Dillingham
Florenz Ziegfeld
The Million Dollar Doll at Gayety This Week
The Gayety presents The Million Dollar Doll with a strong cast and a polished chorus. Lew Hilton and Bob Ferns star in comic turns, Elsie Meadows captivates audiences, and Adele Ranney blends type with song. The show features lively action and a strong onstage presence, plus a separate act called The Hotel De Gink and a sensational juggling routine. The performance relies on entertainment value over plot.
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Lew Hilton
East Side
Lester Allen
Bob Ferns
Elsie Meadows
Frances St. Clair
Adele Ranney
Grant Gibson
Save
Bob Ferng Haa
Isggod
The Coward and A Favorite Fool At Moore's Garden
Moore's Garden yesterday offered Triangle photoplays The Coward with Frank Keenan and A Favorite Fool with Eddie Foy. The Coward portrays Civil War hardship and a Confederate colonel safeguarding his son’s honor despite desertion, supported by Ray and Gibson. A Favorite Fool pairs Eddie Foy with the Little Foys in a Keystone comedy about a small town circus clowned by Foy. The program runs through Thursday alongside Old Heidelberg and Fickle Fatty’s Pal.
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Moore's Garden
Frank
Keenan
Eddie Fay
Frank Keenan
Charles Ray
Margaret, Gibason
Eddie Foy
Seven Little Foys
Mack Sennett
Mr. Foy
Mme Lamasure Recital Highlights Puccini's Madame Butterfly
Mrs Mignon Uike Lamasure gave her third opera lecture recital at the Comstock studio detailing Puccinis Madame Butterfly as the upcoming Washington and Boston Grand Opera Company presentation promises. Her piano work impressed and her commentary clarified the themes for listeners anticipating the Washington staging next week.
Villa Troops In FlightraisER Asks Reasons
Villa retreating toward Chihuahua is pursued by Carranza cavalry. Urbalejo surrenders with 900 men to Dieguez and is assigned as scouts. Obregon expected in Nogales. civil government, schools open in Magdalena. Monterey reports Carranza party moving to Saltillo with US envoy. State Department discusses expulsions and safe conducts for diplomats, noting Dumba incident and Lusitania talks.
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Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Sahuaripa
Sonora
Carranza
Manuel M. Thegues
Hermosiico
Obregon
Villa
Beltran
Dieguez
Tonichi
Francisco Urbalejo
Magdalena
Monterey
Mexico
Car Tanza
Saltillo
Coahuila State
John R. Siittman
United States State Department
Huerta Denies German Munition Plot While Prisoner
Victoriano Huerta told The Washington Post he has not negotiated with German agents for munitions and is not involved in Mexican affairs. He said he has seen no German agents and knows nothing about any weapons. He remains a prisoner in the United States and will not discuss Mexican matters. A Huerta agent reportedly went to San Antonio and New Orleans recently, but details are not known.
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Washington Post
el Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
United States
Huerta
San Antonio
New Orleans
Mexico to Ban Envoys From Germany
New York December 6 The Herald reports that Mexico will refuse refuge to Capt Karl Boy- Hd and Capt Frans von Papen, recalled by Germany and opposed by the United States government. Mexico argues both officers are enemies of the ruling administration, amid alleged plots by Franz Rintelen to spark revolution and entangle Mexico with the United States.
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New York
the Herald
Mexica
Karl Boy Hd
Frans von Papen
Germany
United States
Venustiano Carranza
Border Republic
Capisa
Boy-Hol
von Papen
Mexico
Franz Rintelen
Senator Hitchcock to Fight British Naval Blockade
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia will introduce a resolution directing the foreign relations committee to investigate the legality of Britain’s North Sea blockade and report to the Senate on advisable action. Smith argues neutral rights are violated by seizure of cargo and prize court detentions, signaling an aggressive stand against Britain’s policy affecting American commerce.
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Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
North Sea
Great Britain
Smith
Executive Department
Secretary of State
Order of
Europe
United States
Congress
Executive Departments
Committee On Foreign Relations
The
United
States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Acta
Legigna
Pope in Peace Appeal Cardinals From Belligerent Nations
Pope Benedict held a conclave in the Vatican hall with Italian and visiting cardinals to discuss peace moves ending World War I. He announced seven new cardinals, six named publicly. the seventh to be revealed later. Cardials Bourne, Gasquet, Cabrieres, and Hartmann attended, bringing peace views from their governments, and exchanges were expected to spark peace talks.
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Rome
Des
Benedict
Vatican
Matenie
Bourne and
Gasquet
England
Cardinal
Peru's Delegates on Way to Pan-American Congress
Lima Peru December 6 Anthal Maurius former Peruvian minister to Venezuela and Alexander Deustua Peruvian delegates to the pan American scientific congress which meets in Washington December 27 departed today for the United States via Panama to attend the session.
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Lima
Peru
Anthal Maurius
Venezuela
Alexander Deustua
pan-American Scientific Congress
Washington
United States
Panama
Two Pinioned Beneath Auto Near Alexandria
Two men, Lyon Wilson of Richmond and Frank Booth of Washington, were pinned under their car after it left Telegraph Road near Hayfield farm, three miles southwest of Alexandria. They were rushed to Alexandria Hospital where Booth suffered a broken shoulder blade, eight broken ribs, and lung hemorrhages, while Wilson endured less severe injuries. The crash occurred about 5 pm yesterday as they tried to avoid a farm wagon.
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Lyon Wilson
Frank Booth
Washington
Hayfield Farm
Alexandria Hospital
Wilson
Walter A. Warfield
Booth
George T. Klipstein
William Caton
Funeral of Dr Haislip Today
Funeral services for Dr. George W. Haislip of Lorton Fairfax county who died after a long illness will be held at Wheatleys chapel this city at 2 o clock this afternoon with burial in Bethel Cemetery. He was 57 and survived by his wife two sons Richard and Norris and a daughter Virginia. At St Marys Catholic Church Holy Name Society annual meeting officers were elected Raymond Hellmuth president Francis H Fannen vice president William A De Vaughan secretary Sylvester A Breen treasurer and J Park Kersey grand marshal.
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Washington
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Death of William H. Mowbray 81 in Washington
William H. Mowbray aged 81 died yesterday at the residence of his son Rev A 3 Mowbray dean of the Lucy Webb Hayes National Training School 208 A Morgan Street Northwest The body will go to Preston Md for interment Wednesday He lived in Washington the past five years with his son He was born in Caroline Md and spent much of his life in Denton Md where he worked as a contractor
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Lucy Webb Hayes
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Washington
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Denton
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