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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

7

Raid Germany by Air Will Carry Small Cannon

A big division of aerial forces plans to raid Germany with armored biplanes and monoplanes armed with small cannons darts and bombs. Aviators are being trained in large schools and visits to German cities are planned after spring offensives. The Cunard liner Carpathia carried travelers including Pedro Chapa a Mexican aviator who has spent years in Europe.

Traveler France Germany Pedro Chapa Avia Europe Carpathia Lirman Vd Chana Alberts Rarge

Employee stock plan announced by Bell system parent

Chicago, December Sh The American Telephone and Telegraph Co parent of the Bell system says employees may buy stock in the company for 1 dollar a share with easy terms. The offer is limited to employees with nine years of service or more, and no one may buy more than one share for each year of service, with a maximum of ten shares.

Chigago Dec American Telephone & Telegraph Co Bell System Minh le Conmpeansy

Belgian Burgomaster Max Held In German Prison Conditions

A Belgian socialist leader, Burgomaster Max of Brussels, is reported to be jailed with common criminals in a German prison. He says his bare cell had only a bed table and chair until repeated complaints brought a carpet. He has never faced trial or learned the arrest reasons. Information comes via Joseph Mruzek, secretary of a nationalist orphanage association, from a Belgian contact seeking Allied relief.

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LIEUT GARIBALDI KILLED IN CHARGE OF TROOPS

Maca, Dec 30. Lieutenant Garibaldi, commander of the train here, was killed by a German assault charge of the Vulans soldiers, according to a permit yet made here. General Garibaldi commanded as combats What page a German push. Carnwath was wounded while fielding his heavist. He was fatally inj. He returned to lead his battalion. While urging his men in pursuit of the Germans a year was struck again. With 3 feet bread he urged his men fom aca.

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Crile Sails for Paris with American Ambulance Team

Dr George Crile professor of Clinical surgery at Western Reserve University Cleveland sails from New York on December 30 to join the American ambulance in Paris. His research on preventing brain shock by combined local and general anesthesia gains world wide notice for saving hundreds of lives.

New York George €Tite Investern Reserva University Cleveland Wathh Ioan Paris Crile

Austrian dreadnought torpedoed by a French submarine

A Venice dispatch reports the Austrian battleship Viribus Unitis, 20 000 tons with 1 000 men, torpedoed by a French submarine at Pola. The vessel reportedly reached the deck despite the hit and remains one of four ships forming Austria’s largest navy.

Pola London Daily Mail Venice Adriatic

Lusitania Sails With $1 Million Insurance Amid German Fears

Special to the Washington Post reports the Lusitania set sail from New York to Britain protected by an extra $1,000,000 insurance and $50,000 in premiums. Cunard guards and detectives boarded to screen passengers as 225 first class, 100 second class, and 100 third class travelers departed. Notable travelers include Dr. George Crile of Cleveland and Harold Fowler, secretary to Ambassador Page, with many passengers expected to buy in Great Britain and offer services to allies.

Bartholdt Hoth Great Britain Japan United States Vollmer Pacific Cooper Bartholdt Sartholdt Clare Delegatons New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington Post Europe Cunard Yorkshire Cunard l Great Britain George Crile Cleveland Harold Fowler Ambassador Page

New Super Zeppelin Destroyed In British Raid on Cuxhaven

Geneva reports via Paris that during a recent British aerial raid on Cuxhaven one of the latest Super Zeppelins, completed two months ago, was destroyed in its shed by bombs. Another Zeppelin escaped by rising quickly. Friedrichshafen factory hurried orders to replace the destroyed airship as Count Zeppelin arrives to oversee the work.

Geneva Paris Newa Romanshorn Friedrichshafen Cuxhaven Unahaven Friedrichghafen

30 Transport Loads of Japanese Troops Reported Sent to Russia

Special Cable from The Washington Post reports that up to thirty Japanese steamers have carried troops to Vladivostok and troops are moving toward Europe via the Trans Siberian route. Tokyo denies the claims as untrue, stating foreign office interference.

Russia Washington London Vladivostok Europe Tokyo Foreign Office

Austria to pivot from Serbia to Russia military plan

Rome dispatch reports Gen Konrad von Hotzendorf and Archduke Frederick Karl say Austria will halt further operations against Serbia to avoid weakening northern forces despite clerical press calls for revenge. list of names tied to the report follows in the cable.

Bpecal Washington Post Rome Konrad von Hotzendorf Archduke Frederick Kavel Servia 80 Ag

Jones lauds Filipinos as evictions loom in Ohio mine fight

In Wheeling and Cleveland reports discuss 15,000 striking miners facing eviction from company houses with Socialist leaders pledging to care for 5,000 children. Ohio officials weigh evictions as workers protest rent nonpayment since April. At Washington Rizal Day dinner Congressman Jones praised Filipino self governance and urged independence measures.

Wheeling W. Va. Dee Ohio Steubenville Tarkersburg Goolallot Cleveland Chico Coal Operators’ Association Walter RB. Woodford Martins Ferry W Va Board of Trade W. Bb. Francis Wilson Washington Francia William A. Jones Virginia House Philippine Committee Filipino Club of Witlard Jones Philippine Islands Henry A. Cooper Wisconsin H. Martin H. Parker Willis Manuel L. Quezon Eulogio Benitez Maximo M. Kelaw Quezon Tonetmaster Maximo M. Ralan Epifanio Paulino Cesar Carballo

Oricans Seek Vote Again For Adams County Men

Restoring franchise rights to nearly 2000 men in Adams county, stripped by Judge Blair years ago, was requested from Gov. Cox in Columbus. The petition, signed by leading business and professional men, argues some convicted of vote selling did not grasp the offense's gravity. Gov. Cox will consider the request.

Belgium protests German seizure of Belgian merchandise

The Belgian Minister filed a State Department protest over German requisitions in Belgium. He cites private property seizures valued at about 57 million francs, including cotton, rubber, tool machines, and canned goods, as violating the Fourth Hague Convention and harming Belgian industry and labor by depriving them of work.

State Department France Belgium Germany Antwerp Ghént Charleroi the Hague

Kaiser Greets President on 68th Birthday

The President received a cablegram from Emperor William of Germany congratulating him on his 68th birthday. Only King George of Great Britain has sent a similar congratulation among belligerent nations. Cable difficulties are said to have delayed other messages.

William Germany King Eorge Great Britain

Fiske, Playwright, Fails in Voluntary Bankruptcy

New York December 30 Harrison Grey Fiske producer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the federal district court listing liabilities at 94000 and assets at 78000. His latest Broadway production closed suddenly a week after opening signaling financial troubles. Angela White, 46, arrested for attempted robbery of William Halfpat at 443 Warner Street NW after a knife demand and pursuit by Patrolman E H Whittaker. White reports home at 111 Street Northwest.

New York United States District Court Harrison Grey Fiske Fiske Angea White E. H. Whittaker William Halfpat Warner Street Halfpat White Seventh Gatreet

Relief reliefs Belgium food requisitions eased

New York officials report assurances from Berlin that German military authorities will not requisition food in Belgium while relief is sent. Ambassador Gerard and ministers from Spain and the Netherlands secured the pledge through the State Department. German rule in Belgium abolishes flour import duty for relief grain to ease civilian burden.

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Castellane Marriage Suit Delayed by Rota Tribunal

The Rota tribunal in Rome postponed its ruling on Count Boni de Castellane's suit to annul his marriage to Anna Gould, now Duchess of Talleyrand, delaying the final decision once more as the hearing continued.

Rome Der Rota Boni de Castellane Anna Gould Duchess of Talleyrand

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