Notts Officials Block U S Vice Consul Over Pro German Letters
Omaha letters by John L. Cutright while serving as vice consul at Coburg Germany provoked Nottingham officials. He was deemed pro German and not acceptable for the post, leading to his return to London. Cutright is son of Lincoln Star editor John C. Cutright.
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Nottingham
England
Omaha
Nebr
John L. Cutright
London
Cutright
Noettingham
Coburg
Germany
John Carteright
Lincoln Star
William Tirran Thoson
University of Nebraska
John T
Canadian
Mexico
Texas
Alsace-Lorraine
Rio Grande
J. L. Cutright
Heneland San
United States
State Department
Department
Brgan
Obituaries of Multiple Local Residents Mentioned
A string of death notices and funeral rites for Sara Beatty Joseph A Bon Gertrude Da Barry Mary J Conner Ada M Jenkins John A Joyce Erastus Kichly Bertha Keen Tompkins Ezra Troth Mary J Tynan Belina Wilson list ages, residences, and funeral arrangements in brief notices.
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Iinfield Hospital
James Lithuow
Arah Watkins
Founday MB
Roh
Columba Hospital
Gertrude Dabarry
A H Holgate
St. Matthew's Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Philadelphia
Mary J
Nae Conner
Edwin
Homer
Monda
Ada M
John Tenkins
James Jenkins
England
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
St Mark's Church
Congressional Cemetery
Toyvce
Providence Hospital
John A. Joyce
S Tl Hines & Son
Fourteenth Sitreet
Tluk Hill Cemetery
Kichly
Garfield Hospital
Suserh
Tinea & Son
Fourteenth Street
L P
Brenda
Kee
Fourth Street
Frriette D
Cooper Meriman
Harry T. Heeler
Congressional Eee Pes
Baltimore
Tompkins
Twentyfist Street
Charles EH. Tompkins
St. Jamee’s Church
Fignth Street
St Matthew's Church
Mount Olivetemetery
Wilson
Woodside
Belinath
John
Peace Prize Debate Aims At Belgians In 1914
Paria delegates Durand and Lafont urged colleagues to back a petition for the Nobel Peace Prize to Belgium. The item, quoted from the Omaha World Herald, also records Outright’s anti German stance and reflections on World War I reporting and mobilization.
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Paria
Durand
Lafont
Chamber of Deputies
Belwtane
Nottingham
Omaha World-Herald
Outright
Germany
Problems vex Jews hope in Russian promises
Delegates to the Union of American Hebrew Congregations gathered in Chicago discuss immigration from Russia and possible restrictive laws. They note doubts about a large influx after the war and dispute claims of widespread discrimination in government service, finding many cases unsubstantiated and due to inefficiency or retirement.
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Board of Delegates
Frvice
Board of Deregates
Cfull
Russia
Russians Push Through Poland and Carpathians War Update
Moscow dispatches report a large Russian flank movement in Poland and a junction crossing the Carpathians. German forces west of Warsaw press onward, but Russian advances threaten center flanks, with Austrians failing to aid south. Carpathian passes and Transylvania crossings indicate wider war expansion.
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Warsaw
East Prussia
Carpathians
Loetzen
Mazurian Lake
Carpathian
Transylvania
Hungary
Death claims S. A. Murdoch veteran and House doorkeeper
Samuel A. Murdoch, 68, Civil War veteran and House of Representatives doorkeeper on the soldiers' rail, died at Sibley Hospital after pneumonia. An appointee of Rep. Henry T. Rainey of Illinois, he had served as Rainey’s secretary and was a former newspaper editor. Survived by a widow and several children of Avan Tu Illinois, his body to be taken home for burial.
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Samuel A. Murdoch
House of Representatives
Sibley Hospital
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Havanese
Murdock
Rainey
The
Odd Fellows
Order
Aavan Tu
Better Money Conditions Tests Reserve Board Finances
Advisory Council reports improving financial conditions nationwide to the Federal Reserve Board. Interest rates and prospects for further improvement look bright. Council suggests changes in commercial paper definitions for rediscount at Fed banks. board takes no action. Morgan and other members dine at the Metropolitan Club as informal talks note regional gains. Council to meet governors of the twelve banks next.
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Advisory Council
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
Sailer
Prospecta
Federal Reserve Banks
J. Pierpoint Morgan
Metropolitan Club
Neral
Varrong States
Federal Reserve Ban
Heroic Serbian? Hungarian Sergeant Traps Russians in Galicia
A Hungarian sergeant led ten men on a recon mission in Galicia and captured eight Russians by disguising as an officer. He used patience, Russian commands, and concealment to lure the enemy into a trap, forcing surrender and returning with prisoners.
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Washington
Bilan
Galicia
Leutenant
Cutenant
British forces to France claim spate of troop movements
A Paris lawyer Bowen asserts that over the past ten weeks English troops have been shipped to France at about 2000 men weekly. He notes French and British arrivals in Havre and Traore, speculating troops may be held in reserve for a spring engagement. Bowmen says he has resided in Paris eight years and reports daily troop ship arrivals.
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New York
Tourie Fi
Havra
Palmer Oat
Paris
Gio
France
Bowen
England
Traore
Horse Exports Grow Amid War Demand and Price Doubling
NewYork Jan 11 The Verona shipped 250 horses for Italy while Shenandoah carried 200 for Britain as 80,000 horses have been exported since August with 60,000 going to Europe and 10,500 mules bought by European agents. Demand from Greece France England Italy and possibly others has driven prices up and a potential 66,000 more orders loom.
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New York
Verona
Italy
Shenandoah
Saile
Europa
Greece
France
England
Germany
Austria
Turkey
America
Portugal’s Losses Mount in Angola War
Lisbon reports Portuguese casualties in Angola totaling about 800 killed wounded or captured amid ongoing clashes with German forces. Germany has not declared war. the German minister remains in Lisbon while the Portuguese minister stays in Berlin. Fresh Portuguese troops of about 4,000 prepare to sail to Angola as requisition orders are placed in the United States.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Portuguese
Angola
Germany
Berlin
Africa
United States
Legation
Sepumbwutiay
German Papers Forced to Cease Publication Worldwide War
Berlin reports 1,000 German papers shut down, with 120 political organs among those forced to cease publication due to wartime conditions. Dr Dietz of the Wolff Agency confirms the closures as the conflict continues.
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Spekies
Washington Post
Copenhagen
Berlin
Dr. Dietz
Wolff Agency
Sunday's attack on Cincinnati stirs city clergy
Cincinnati clergymen debated Billy Sunday’s claim that the city is a cesspool of hell and a pagan stronghold after The Enquirer quoted his remarks in Philadelphia. Rabbis and pastors dismissed the portrayal as exaggerated and said Cincinnati is a Christian city with no pagan status. Sunday’s revival plans in March proceed as clergy consider meeting him to secure a visit.
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Cincinnati
Ohio City
the Enquirer
Enquirer
Billy
Philadelphia
United States
Rey
Eas
Detroit
Pitttburgh
Chicago
Blodgett
Hell
Sunday
David Phillipson
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Jesse Halsey
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Evangelist Swoday
Hamilton County Sunday School Association
Music Hall
Billy Sunday
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Zeppelins Raid Norfolk Towns Killing Several
Zeppelins bombed Yarmouth Kings Lynn and Cromer causing deaths injuries and widespread damage. A shoemaker Samuel Smith killed near St Peters Plain. a identified woman Jalzo and a wounded soldier in Norfolk Square. Sandringham Palace bombing attempt failed. Lights smoke and darkness followed the raid as police militia aided in calming residents.
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St. Peter's Plain
Samuel Smith
Jalzo
Norfolk Square
Church
St. Peter's Church
North Sea
Yarmouth
Sandring
Norfolk
Paris Feared Air Raid Lights Out In Fog
Paris reported a brief blackout with all city street lamps and suburbs darkened for several hours. The raw damp foggy night created ideal cover for aircraft once the power was restored the lights came back on after no hostile visit occurred.
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Sea City
Paris
Zeppelin Seen Over Ipswich Report No Damage
The Daily Mail says a Zeppelin appeared over Ipswich in Suffolk during the night and caused no damage. Ipswich lies south of Norfolk and about 75 miles southwest of Yarmouth.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Ipswich
Suffolk County
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Ettor Arrested On Treason Charge At Bellair
Joseph J. Ettor leader of the Industrial Worker of the World was arrested in Bellair Ohio as he prepared to address striking miners. He was taken to the county fair in St Clairsville to avoid a demonstration. The charge stems from multilingual placards announcing his meeting signed by a “Group of Revolutionists” and promising a talk against capitalists.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Joseph J. Ettor
New York
St. Clatraville
Ettor
George Thornburg
Revvolutionista
Ettar
Beljlaire
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