Zelaya Starved Workers Rally for Red Cross Aid
Secretary Knox orders relief for Zelaya era victims as consular reports describe emaciated soldiers and starving troops from Estrada forces. U S Naval and hospital ships move to provide food, clothing, and milk while plans to extend aid across the front unfold amid fears of starvation and desertion.
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T. H. Moffat
Estrada
Eutaphsh Emergency Hospital
Zelaya
Soliers
Molitt
Des Moines
Tacoma
Colon
Shriners Aid Poor With Christmas Baskets Distribution
Almas Temple of the Mya Chine conducts a morning distribution at its Hall 918 G Street to provide Christmas baskets for the needy. Willard Yfford Long leads volunteers and ticket holders must call for baskets. unclaimed baskets will be supplied.
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Almas
Almas Temple
Potomac
Willand Yfford Long
Steel Mills Keep Busy as Christmas Shutdown Shortens
United States Steel plans a brief Christmas break with only two days off for workers at Pillsboro plants, Homestead and Braddock, and similar 48 hour pauses for coke regions. mills close Friday 6 am and reopen Sunday 6 pm, affecting about twenty thousand laborers. About 35 hours off for coke region workers. In San Francisco the wax float honoring Cook is to be remade into Peary after Copenhagen rejects Cook's claim.
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Washington
Kuttture
United States Steel Corporation
Tte
Pillsboro
Homestead
Braddock
Firm Against Zelaya Plans to Board Mexican Gunboat
The State Department insists Zelaya must be punished for crimes in Nicaragua and decrying war on Guatemala. Reports from Mexican circles claim Zelaya would flee Nicaragua on the Mexican gunboat Guerrero, with Mexico possibly offering asylum. Officials warn any aiding Zelaya would strain U.S.-Mexico ties and defy the Central American peace treaty. The Diaz government hints at a secret alliance with Zelaya, prompting U.S. opposition and cautious Mexican support for Madriz as interim leader.
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State Department
Despot
Memco
Zelaya
Guatemala
Nicaragua
United States
Mexico
Gen Guerrero
Corinto
Winaby
Paul Hudson
Mexican Herald
Zetaya
Guerrero
Ursher
Diaz
Cartagot
Creel
Knox
Zelaye
Hadeon
Hies
International Ley
Madrix
Hudson
Dr Madriz
Nicaragus
Brokaw Too Loving He Labeled Her Liar In Court
Millionaire Gould Brokaw testified in Mineola that his wife’s father threatened him and his marriage was strained by alleged jealousy cruelty and drinking issues. He denied deep intoxication or harming her while detailing incidents from Paris to Garden City and noting a drink mix of ginger ale and champagne to appear to toast guests.
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New York
W Gould Brokaw
Mineola
L 1
Joseph Bilal
Brokaw
John F McIntyre
McIntyre
Mra Brokaw
Brocaw
Waters
Svor
Essex Hotel
Bushe
Garden City
Great Meek
Tours
Paris
Gilbert
America
Cotton profits and futures rise as big four linked
New York December 2 reports say a bullish burst drives cotton to 16 cents a pound on the May option. The big four investors Col W Brown, Frank Bayne, E G Seales, and James A Patten are linked to profits claimed near 13 million dollars. The market anticipates 17 cent cotton before January end.
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New York
Col W . Brown
Frank 4
Bayne
Okay
Seales
James A Patten
Chicago
Isle of Mystery Explored on Tiburon Island
Special to The Washington Post Nogales Ariz Dee 2 - Tiburon Island yielded no minerals or cannibals but offered abundant game. Seven American explorers returned after three months, noting deer and wild pigeons, no signs of mines, and Indians guiding them across an inviting but resourceless interior.
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Tiburon
Washington Post
Nogales
Ariz
Dee
Tiburon Island
Tome
Kano Bay
Summer Heat Sweeps Across Western Europe
A rare meteorological wave drives Europe to midsummer heat. Paris and London report 80s and 50s in December, with Spain France and Switzerland melting under a sudden southerly breeze. Heat forces theatre shutoffs, and many faint from the suffocating conditions while winter sports halt and floods threaten.
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Washington Post
London
Europe
Spain
France
Switzerland
Great Britain
Mercury
Paria
Jane
Madrid
Lheban
Delay in Snead Case in New York Court Action
In New York on December 2 Mrs Caroline E B Martin and Mrs Mary W Snead, linked to the death of Mrs Acey Snead, will face a third arraignment in Center Street court. Cops of indictments against Virginia Wardlaw will be presented. prosecutors seek remand to the Tombs. Extradition questions linger as counsel fights to prevent further delay.
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Whee
New York
Caroline EB Martin
Mary W Snead
New Jersey
Bésrtin
Acey
Tar
Col. Rovert J Haare
Tor Mra Marifin
Utah Off the Ways Prophet Smith is Honored
Vessel Takes to the Water on the Anniversary of the Founder of Mormontem Thousands Cheer the Monster as She Ships Into the Delaware Soon to Lose Proud Title.
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Mormontem
Delaware
Battleship Utah Baptism and Prophet Smith Anniversary
The launching of the battleship Utah is celebrated on Prophet Joseph Smith’s birthday. Senator Reed Smoot hails the event as auspicious and notes the Utah as a first class warship with 16 inch guns, torpedo tubes, turbines, and a crew of about 1,000, destined to surpass earlier battleships though soon outpaced by future naval programs.
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Utah
Joseph Smith
Smoot
Reed Smoot
Mortons
George Sutherland
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
United States
Delaware
North Dakota
Millions Given to Employes Trusts and Brokers Distribute Bonuses
Central Trust Company sets aside 0,000 for employees as a 50 percent bonus based on yearly salary. United States Steel Corporation approves 2,000,000 bonus, 1,209.00 per beneficiary. Stock exchange Christmas funds total about 11,000, while Consolidated's fund is 5,000 and the curb's 1.96. Many brokerage firms distribute Christmas bonuses, higher than last year. Regional totals show Baltimore, Cincinnati, Omales, and St. Louis with varying bonuses around 908,000.
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New York
Tué Central Trust Company
United States Steel Corporation
Stock Exchange Res
Baltinere
Ohto
St. Louis
Jeuve Union Station
Oklahoma Ranch Bride Sparks Washington Elopement
Hal Cornish, 18, son of a Oklahoma millionaire, elopes from Washington with Miss Hettle Ingram, 16, daughter of ranchman WR Ingram. After multiple thwarted attempts and warnings from her father, the couple marry in Rockville and depart for the West. The bride’s upbringing at a Virginia seminary and her ranch heritage frame a dramatic love match with plans kept secret.
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Oklahoma
Hal Cornish
William Cornish
Rockville
Hettle Ingram
WR. Ingram
Cornleth
Benedict
Cornish
Miss Ingram
Washington
Misa Ingram
Charles D Carter
Irving Street
Chevy Chae
West
Deadlock in Sixth District Ballot Contest Leaves Nomination Unclear
In Butler Massachusetts on December 28, delegates to the Sixth district Democratic convention continued a deadlock to elect a successor to the late Representative De Armond. After four ballots, Suddarth Haggus and Newman agreed to release their delegates, while Dichinsos held firm urging county responsibility to their counties and to him.
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de ‘Armond
Butler Ma
de Armond
Suddarth
Haggus
Newman
Tammany Leaders in Senous Condshen
Following the death at Tie Tim Sativa, Tammany leaders Finn and Foley face worsening illness reports. Battery Dan Finn, recently back from Hot Springs, Ark, is at home and Shenti Foley remains in hospital with health troubles.
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Dan” Finn
Shenti
Foley
New York
Tim Sativa
Tammany Men
S “Tmagietrate
Dan’ Finn
Fom Hot Springs
Ark
Shentt
Greek Crisis Averted War Minister Resigns in Compromise
In Athens the Military League agreed to a compromise ending Col Lapa Yhytis tenure as war minister for the current parliamentary session and Premier to hold the post. Ex-Premier Theo tkis reportedly accepts the arrangement, while long term War Minister steps down amid league disavowal of army promises.
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Military League
Athens
Greece
Col Zorbar
Lang Today
League
Tora
Wich
Lapa‘Yhiptis
War Ministry
Enderstood
Theotkis
British election writs set for January in London
Writs will be issued January 10 with orderly proceedings in London. Excerpt notes writs for election calm and smooth conduct, referencing Inchconville and surrounding regions amid early campaign setup.
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London
Robinson Watson Insanity Claim Spurs Family Dispute
In a telegraphed statement from Montreal, Robinson Watson repeats that his brother William Watson, the Havana poet, is insane. He accuses William’s wife, still with him in Havana, of being unaware of the poet’s condition and suggests further revelations may follow as tensions escalate between the siblings and Mrs. Watson.
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Abinson Watson
New York
Robinson Watson
Montreal
William Watson
Havana
Willan Watson
Asquiths
Eight Killed in Mine Disaster at Herrin Illinois
Eight men died when a gas explosion trapped workers at the Chicago and Carterville Coal Company mine in Herrin Illinois. Rescue efforts were hampered by after damp and fire as investigators identified victims including mine engineer W T Pierce and manager James Guinney.
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St Lows
Chicago and Carterville Coal Company
Herrin
W T Pisrce
Eugene Barrety
Crunter
Thomas Williame
Salvatore Greelo
Pietro Romeo
Thomas Herber
James Guinney
Robert Huesten
Tuever
Wallace
Snyder
Greece
Romeo
Pierce
Sharthouse
Engineerng School
The
University of Mines
Mississippi River
Tires of Japanese Spouse Causes Family Rift in San Francisco
Special to The Washington Peer reports Helen Emery daughter of San Francisco Episcopal Archdeacon wedded Gunfire Ack despite his objections and moved to Seattle. Archdeacon travels to Seattle to bring her back. Seattle accounts say Aoki has become shiftless spending days with Japanese associates until funds run out, then demands money. The marriage between Aoki and Helen Emery stirred social row as he, once a servant in the archdeacon's home, joined Oriestals who had wed white women near Lake Washington.
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Washington
San Francisco
He Emery
Lcpiscopel
Seattle
Caue
Aokihen
Aoki
Archdeactom
Helen Emery
Lake Washington
Oriestals
Taft Faces Roosevelt Foes in Policy Clash
Roosevelt allies accuse Taft of diverging from Roosevelt conservation aims as Ballinger and Pinchot fault lines widen. Congress prepares probes into land office and forestry, while Taft’s supporters insist present policy should guide the nation beyond past administrations.
Taft's cabinet clash over Garfield and Roosevelt era policy
The split over Secretary of the Interior Garfield’s removal and Ballinger’s appointment highlighted early Taft Roosevelt policy tensions. Pinchot’s access to the White House faded as matters of forest service and conservation were redirected to Secretary Wilson, signaling a shift away from Roosevelt’s favored approach to public resource control.
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Taft
James Rudolph Garfiela
Hima
Interior
William U. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Interior Department
Garfield
Roosevelt
Intenor
William Hart
Mratt
Richard A. Ballinger
Meathe
Tia
Ohio
Pinechot
Gifford Pinchot
White House
Forest Service
Widfons Conservation
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