Probe Patrick Case Dues to Mine Deal Affidavits Filed
A probe into the Patrick pardon affair began in New York as affidavits allege Governor John A. Lux of New York granted clemency to Albert T. Patrick, convicted of murder, after Patrick’s brother-in-law proposed a mine deal. Witnesses include George Hoodrich and Albert T. Patrick and details concern Patricks alleged connection to mining negotiations and a pardon scheme.
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Atterres Whitman
John Alux
Alberic T Latrick
William Satbirsh Eiie
Istrle
Conest Ding
Joseph Weber Jr
Wall Street
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George Hoodrich
Anna Streedr di
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Daorre Goodrich Patts
Milliken
Helped Him to Court Aptial to The Washingcom Post
A garbled text item discusses a woman linked to a movement and court life locale in Ames, with protests and a public action hinted at amid confusing phrases.
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Washingcom
Jo Serpeant
Ames Paeher
Treubin
Tres
First Street
Cotton futures outlook as market activity predicted
New York reports the Houston agitation to close cotton futures after a decline since reopening a week ago. The New York Cotton Exchange explains the drop stems from liquidation by syndicate members and hedge selling from Atlantic points. The message states the trade faces a period of commercial activity and success, with New York and New Orleans exchanges ensuring equal participation.
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Houston
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New York Cotton Exchange
M. E. Edwards
Houston Cotton Exchange
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Navy Hearing Probes Daniels Policies on Sea Defenses
Naval affairs committee to hear officers and Secretary Daniels next week on the navy’s condition and battle efficiency. Reports cite reduced morale, tobacco and store restrictions, coal cost cutting, and a 19 400 enlisted men shortage despite economy aims. Witnesses include Rear Admiral Charles J. Barg er and others voicing concerns over ship readiness and fuel quality.
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Atlantic
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Taniels
Mary Lantel
Mee Tor
Russians Check Germans Advances On Poland Front
Russian and German reports describe stubborn fighting along the Vistula and Warta rivers with German offensives repulsed north of Lodz. Vienna says Austrians push in Galicia while battles extend through Carpathians. hundreds of prisoners taken as weather hinders operations.
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Galicia
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Poland
Kervia
German note says Britain alters London declaration to favor Allies
Germany accuses Britain of encroaching on international law by modifying the Declaration of London notably on conditional contraband and continuous voyage rules. It claims neutrals' shipments and nonmilitary cargo are endangered while British and French navies seize neutral ships with German subjects aboard. The note asks neutrals how they will respond to Britain and France’s policy shifts.
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Caste System of German Army Melting Under War Casualties
Berlin reports that the German officer caste may shrink as officers and privates socialize more and rank erodes under fire. Officers shed snobbishness, while substitutions from the ranks rise. young lieutenants salute warmly and a private’s praise for a captain shows changing attitudes. A Bavarian major notes his circle shrinks, and a 15 year old cadet becomes an officer on a Belgian battlefield. substitutions are now saluted as officers, with limited rank during service. If the war lasts longer, the patrician officer caste may fade and a real democracy could emerge.
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Unter den Linden
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Breslauer Zeitung
Werner Rubaschek
Belgium
Cagie
Omeder
Steel mills in Pittsburgh churn 750 tons daily for shrapnel shells
On November 23 reports say about 760 tons of steel bars are rolled daily in the Pittsburgh district for shrapnel shells and shipped to French government representatives in New York. Jones & Laughlin, Carnegie, and Carton Steel Co. each produce about 260 tons per day under contracts arranged in New York. Bars will be rolled to a diameter of 3 1/4 inches as Europe signs more war material orders.
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United States
Army Court Trial Opens In El Paso Sensational Developments
Lieutenant Marr McConner faces a military court in El Paso amid a wave of sensational army disclosures. A captain from the Fourteenth Cavalry allegedly used a private detective front to spy on his wife’s movements from San Francisco to San Antonio, later filing for divorce naming Lieut. O’Connor as corespondent. The trial is held behind closed doors with utmost secrecy. In Atlanta, Leo M. Frank’s lawyers seek Supreme Court relief after Justice Lamar refused a writ of error, aiming to challenge the conviction for the 1913 Mary Phagan murder. Frank’s fate hinges on possible further appeals, clemency, or resentencing steps by Georgia authorities.
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Mary Whagan
Atlanta
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Supreme Court
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Fulton County Superior Court
Astonishing London Answers warns of midnight strike
From London Answers, Brown claims England faces a great strike on the eve of war. Marta challenges the tale as Era confirms that at midnight thousands of cloak hands will point to the hour and strike 12.
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Era
Parisian hair styles demand heavy-looking hair with shampoo
The piece advises how Parisian styles reduce need for false hair using a home shampoo made from canthrax dissolved in hot water. It claims three cents per dose, cleansing dandruff and dirt, drying hair quickly with uniform color, boosting scalp health and making hair look heavier and fuller.
British Hold Basra as Turkish Attack is Repelled
London announces British forces defend Basra railway terminus after Turkish assault. Basra and Baghdad levels report British safe. East Africa operation fails to seize a German rail terminus with 745 total casualties including 141 officers and men. Lord Crewe confirms figures in Lords debate.
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India
Persian Gulf
East Africa
Basra
Bagdad
Tigris
Shatelarab
British East Africa
101St Grenadiers
North Lancashire Regiment
Cashmir Rifles
Lord Crewe
House of Lorda
Two New Ambassadors to Present Credentials
Romuloz Naon of Argentina and Eduardo Suarez Mujira of Chile will present their credentials as ambassadors to the President soon after his return from a Thanksgiving trip to Williamstown Massachusetts. The President is expected to speak warmly about U.S. friendship with Argentina and Chile. Assistant Secretary Fhitlins of the State Department discussed the matter with the President tonight.
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Argentina
Eduardo Suarez-Mujira
Chile
Williamstown
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United States
Fhitlins
State Department
Five Lifesavers Lost From Hanalei Reef Sinking
A fog bound wreck off Hanalei involved the schooner Hanalei and a crew of about 30 with two bodies recovered. Reefs and rising tides hindered rescue as tugs, the MacCulloch, and other craft worked through the afternoon and night. Some survivors were taken aboard by fire boats from Fort Point and Fort Bonnla. The incident follows the vessel’s disappearance after leaving Mureka in 668 tons and operated by Independent Steamship Company of Los Angeles.
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Fort Point
Fort Bonla
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Fox
Huaualei
Mureka
Independent Steamstip Company
Los Angeles
Dunater
No Holiday In Post Office City Works On Schedule
City offices and branches will operate normally with mail deliveries and money order services. Hours include registration and stamp windows open from morning to evening with regular collections at business and residential districts.
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