Frange Expels French Diplomat as Caracas Tensions Escalate
Paris protests rise as Maurbourguet expelled from French territory after Caracas accuses Paris government of aiding Matos revolution and endangering Venezuela. French officials warn of possible naval show of force, with Jaccoux and Spurget expelled from Caracas and La Guaira for disobeying Venezuelan law.
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No Sympathy for Castro as France Reads Demands
The State Department signals France will act against Venezuela without U S leniency if Castro resists, with a French squadron likely to blockade La Guaira. France aims to seize a customs house to recover damages for the French Cable Company, while U S cautions Castro bears blame and German influence won’t deter action.
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Diplomatic Tensions Rise as France Venezuelan Fleet Demands Apology
United States consul Rudolph Dolge in Caracas expresses disbelief that France and Venezuela will clash over naval maneuvers. He notes the New Year reception snub led to heightened tensions, while predicting no immediate danger and suggesting France may seek an apology rather than war.
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Cattleman William Ikard Files Bankruptcy in Fort Worth
William B. Ikard, a cattleman from Henrietta in Clay County, filed for voluntary bankruptcy in the U S District Court in Fort Worth. Liabilities listed at 745000 dollars with all assets exempt. A long list of creditors is noted in the filing.
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Trade, Morocco conference tied to war risk says Root
Secretary Root testifies in a House hearing that the Morocco conference is mainly commercial with a possible political edge due to France and Germany tensions. He says US delegates are not to engage in political questions, only trade matters, while delays and policing provisions aim to protect citizens and stabilize the region. The urgent appropriation includes 15.2 million for isthmian canal and other federal needs, with strict new spending limits and penalties for violations.
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Gift for Miss Roosevelt flies from Milwaukee shoemaker
Fred Krempel, a Milwaukee shoemaker, plans to send a butterfly wing mosaic portrait to Miss Alice Roosevelt on her marriage to Congressman Longworth. The piece, modeled after the Madonna and Christ, uses nearly 5,000 butterfly wings and blends brown and white for a striking effect.
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Moroccan Conference Moves to Halt Morocco Contraband
Algeciras report says Moroccan conference delegates reached near agreement on a plan to curb contraband arms entering Morocco. Spain proposed frontier surveillance by France and Spain, with Germany showing cautious approval. A five member committee will finalize the project Saturday as Britain’s stance poses a risk to unity among the Mediterranean powers.
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Deuel and Mann Testimony in Town Topics Libel Case
Justice Joseph M Deuel and Col William D Mann faced questions in the libel suit against Norman Hapgood Col Mann defended Town Topics as not a blackmailing operation and explained editorial control while Deuel admitted past subscription pressure efforts The trial reviewed letters showing attempts to “procure” subscribers including references to Commodore Gerry and notable figures Ellery Gerry Vanderbilt Astor and Whitney.
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Roosevelt Declared Liable For Loss In Building Trust
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling holding Col Robert B Roosevelt personally liable for $127,984 to the Holland Building Association. The suit, originally titled Brinckelhoff v Roosevelt and Holland Building Association, charged Roosevelt with the misuse of association assets while president.
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Stolen Jewels From Body of Fire Victim Reported
Stolen from the body of Mrs Spiesberger, unconscious after the West Hotel fire in Minneapolis, jewels valued at 5000 dollars were reported missing by Lowe Eisendrath of Chicago. He said little hope remains of recovery but police will search.
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Forgery Plot Arrest of Colme y Murray Known as Kid Murray
Col T C F Colme y Murray a dapper man known as Kid Murray was arrested at the Criminal Courts building on a first degree forgery charge tied to the Norfolk and Western bogus stock swindle. Detectives allege he planned to float counterfeit certificates with Seton and Humphreys, and they identify him as a key figure linked to prior swindles including Horseshoe Mining with Larry Summerfield. He faced a bench warrant in Chicago and has a long history as a swindler and lawyer segments across cities.
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Nebraska Farmers Push for Railroad Rate Regulation
Delegates at the third annual meeting of the Farmers' Co operative Grain and Live Stock Shipping Association in Lincoln call for Senator Millard to stand by the president on railroad rate regulation or resign. They also urge abolition of free passes and commend Attorney General Brown for fighting UP and Burlington tax evasions.
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Health Office Record Deaths Reported Up To 12 M Jan 18
List of individuals with ages and addresses from Health Office records including Danis Bell 68 Lizzie Chives 2, Mary C Moore 69, Louise B Miller 64, Theresa Campbell 16 days, James T H Martin 13, Mary Winslow 63, Augustus McCoy 26, George Baker 4, Carrie T Southard 45, Jeanette Taylor 6 months, Harriet Reamer 2, Howard Scroggins years, Cecil Mason 2 months, John Crane years, plus a Rockwell City murder case with a hung jury in Mrs Josiah Pratt trial dated Jan 18 Iowa
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