International Board to Address Water Disputes Here
Washington officials report the International Board will meet January 10 to weigh numerous cross border water issues on streams and lakes along the northern U S Canada boundary. The commission’s powers to adjudicate and settle disputes rise from the 1908 treaty, with arbitration treaties pending amid prior acrimony as talks focus on power, irrigation, and border streams.
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United States
Plung Hay Ben
Canada
United Statea
Anata
Townes
Amer
Halnan
Chorley
Magrath
Ohn
New Grimawtek Roy Embers
Caw
Brank
Streeter
New Morbes
Nator
Kane
Dam power and river rights clash in cross border tariff plan
Canadian and American interests clash over a proposed Birch Lake to Lake Superior hydro scheme via the Rainy River basin. The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission weighs whether dam transfers and water rights affect existing treaties and equitable water apportionment across the St Mary and Waterways. The Long Sault project and Rainy River dam proposals draw Canadian opposition and American concerns about dam levels and land flooding.
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SS. Ee
Minnbsota Cana and Power Company
Birch Lake Minn
St Louis
Lake Superior
Duluth
Birch Lake Baal
Rainy River
Lake of the Woods
Wiflal
Commission
Wik
St Mary Rivers
Montana
Alberts
Deire of Interests
Aluminum Company of America
The
Borden
Lauter
Clash in Feking streets sparks imperial plot delays
Hankow dispatch reports three Japanese and Chinese soldiers off duty clashed in Feking streets injuring several. The incident feeds fears of stalled negotiations as efforts to delay talks with rebels continue. evidence suggests court martials for a failed assassination attempt nearby while imperial factions maneuver from Peking to Jehol.
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Hankow
Stek
Rebela
Sondon Jani
Peking
Daily Telegraph
Maotel
Tenmerer
Wort
Jehol
P Men Chim
Imperial du
Wekden Palace
Yuan Shi Kala
Japanese Legation
Hi Yen Neng
Fete Shug
Wu Chang
Minux
Pledged Faith to Dr Sun at Chinatown Event
Special to The Washington New York Dec 31 All day tomorrow President Sun Yat Sen of the Republic of China will receive by crayon portrait proxy the fealty of that portion of Chinatown which supports the young republican party in ascendancy in the Middle Kingdom. A flag raising and patriotic speeches are planned with police permission for more than 100000 fire crackers. The new flag will be raised on the Rock of the old Matt Street building, formerly the Joss House, now renamed Chinese Inde Hall.
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New York
Sun Yat Sen
Rerblic
China
Chinatown
Republi
Middle Kingdom
Twine
Matt Street
Yeas
Jossy Howe
Fire at McCrores store in Huntington causes $1500 loss
A blaze began at noon in the basement of the McCrores 6 and M% cent store on Third Avenue near Ninth Street. The fire caused about $1500 in damage, insured in full.
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Huntington
Washington
McCrores 6
M% Cent
Third Avenue
Ninth Street
Realty Office Record Deaths and Addresses
Real estate office record lists several deaths with ages and last known addresses. Notable entries include Charles T Hunter aged 53 at Weshington Asylum, Bridget Flavin aged 69, Matthew Trimble aged 60, Latina Dinkin aged 4, Ralph H Anderson aged 1 month, Robert Joort aged 17, and Martha Cenborn rear of agt N, with various street references such as Champlain and Union Station.
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Charles T Hunter
Portrait of Kiernan Reflecting on Suffering and Redemption
The speech follows Kiernan as he eyes a gum pile of stone with barred windows and laments the toll of past acts. He says some in the tombs would undo their misdeeds to right the harm caused, though punishment remains. He shares plans for purpose over idle comfort and praises his sister’s steadfast care.
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Kiernan
Ny Slater
Patrick Kiernan
Magruder Departs Emergency Hospital for Private Practice
Dr Magruder leaves the Emergency Hospital after four years as superintendent to pursue private practice. He studied at Johns Hopkins and George Washington University, served abroad, and married Miss Mariann Alpina Macgregor. Dr Harry S Lewin succeeds him, recommended by Magruder, as the new superintendent.
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Hinest Pendleton Magruder
Harry & Lewis
Magruder
Prince George County
Maryland
Johna Hopkins University
Medical and Surgical School
George Washington University
Hw Universit
Fpmergency
Washington
Mergency Hospital
Europe
Vienna
Mariann Alpina Macgregor
Macgregor Scotland
Malcolm Macgregor
Royal Navy
Macgregor
Macgregor Clan
Harry S Lewin
Medical School
Medical House
Thin Etry Hearte
Riot at First Congregational Church leaves pastor injured
After morning services at the First Congregational Church police arrested six people and pastor Rev BR EB L Kirkland spent the afternoon in bed. The disturbance followed a sermon attacking a former pastor over alleged misappropriation of church funds. Kirkland said he was kicked by members, mainly women, during heated quarrels that began after the sermon on If Christ Lived Today Would He Be A Socialist. Strained relations had existed for months.
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First Congregational Church
EB L Kirkland
Gore
Mermbera
Kirkland
Christ
Father
House of Prayer
Gompers Comments on McNamara Brothers Banquet Speech
Labor leader Samuel Gompers says the McNamara brothers acted from desperate labor conditions and exclaims he does not condone violence but understands motives. He criticizes employer abuses and praises equal rights for women, noting the banquet attendance marks a shift as women joined Knights of Momus.
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McNamara Brothers
Sarauel Gompera
American Federatiot
Knights of Momus
New Hredoria
Governent Printing Office
Gombers
Mehamara
Indictment Shifts in San Francisco Labor Case
British cruiser guard raids and arrests frame the labor conspiracy case. Indictments list ten names with nine confirmed. arrests spread to San Francisco and Indianapolis. Clarence Darrow meets with defendants as federal grand jury reopens with Burns and Fredericks ready to witness.
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Cruser Fox
Bushire
Wacktugtet
Los Angeles
Cal Tech
Olef
Tveltmoe
Anton Johannsen
J E Munsey
Clarence Darrow
J B McNamara
San Francisco
San Franciscans
Structural Iron Workers International Union
Indianapolis
John J. McNamara
Treatmoe Clancey
Munsey
Clancey
Coal Strike Due April 1
National and district Mine Workers Union presidents will on Tuesday file demands to operators for anthracite workers. After operators reply, workers will decide on a strike. Officials expect demands will be denied and that strike pressure will fade after pension changes following April 1.
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Washington Post
Wilkes ‘Barre
Mine Workers Union
Officiela Hero
Beavon
British actions in Persia amid attacks and staffing shifts
The British government is deploying more Indian troops in southern Persia to guard consulates and trade routes after a Kashgar tribesman assault on Consul W. A. Stuart near Shiras. The cruiser Fox arrived with Carnatic infantry to bolster protection as Consul Smart was slightly injured. In Teheran, Fergien officials refuse to appoint Calros under Morgan Shuster, amid Russian hostility to American posts.
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Bushire
Persia
Kaze
Youn
Kashgar
W. A. Stuart
Shiras
Fox
Consul Smart
Smart
Teheran
Fergien
FB Calros
W Morgan Shuster
Sinater
Russia
Potash Row Settled High Prices Will Prevail
Adjustments confirmed by cable indicate Germany will withdraw retroactive potash tax liability and American contracts with Independent Mines will reenter the syndicate under new terms. The International Agricultural Corporation owner of the Sollstedt mine says settlement provides five year contracts at $28 per ton with the syndicate, maintaining prices near pre low-price levels.
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Syudicate
New York
International Agricultural Corporation
Sollstedt
Berlin
Corporation
Tha
Aschersleben
Iamberg
United States
Huntington Wilson
State Department
American Buyera
Buyera
Passenger on Train Sees Hunter Die in Mud
Special to The Washington describes passengers on a Southern Pacific train near San Francisco watching an unknown man sink in mud after attempting to reach a duck he had shot. He struggled as rain ended, then disappeared before rescue efforts. Police searched for his identity but found nothing. Also reported: torpedo boat destroyers Monaghan and Burrows damaged by high waves off the North Atlantic coast while tied at Bradforf IR I, sustaining plate damage.
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Sten
Monaghan
Burrows
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Wave Department
Bradforf IR I
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