Guba Stirred by Uo Note Consternation
Disturbances in defense provoke consternation as Guba reacts to Uo notes.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
7
Cuba Faces Possible U S Intervention Over Political Crisis
Havana reports tranquil yet tense as Secretary Knox’s note to Cuba triggers fears of rural disturbances in Oriente and Pinar del Rio. Officials, veterans groups, and Washington debate US obligations to Cuba's republican government and potential actions to prevent a breach of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United
Oriente
Pinar del Ris
Freyre Andrade
Interior
State Department
Washington
Manuel Sanguilly
Knex
Gomez
Council of Veterans
Council of the Veterans Association
United States
Knox
Republic of
Cummins Considered for Republican Presidential Run
Des Moines reports say Senator Cummins may announce candidacy for the Republican nomination after weighing all phases of the party in state and nation. Friends say strong pressure built for weeks. Cummins declined to discuss the reports in Washington though allies expect an announcement soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Albert B. Gumming
Cummins
Washington
Three Thousand Workers Clash With Militia in Parade
In Lawrence Massachusetts on January 17 a crowd of 3,000 striking textile workers clashed with militiamen when they tried to alter the parade route. Militiamen defended the line with clubs. no serious injuries occurred though many were bruised and women and children were trampled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Fire Breaks Out In Osaka Section Again
Fire swept a southern Osaka district last evening, extinguished before midnight. Damage listed as 15090000 shillings with 30000 left homeless, shelter provided in public buildings. Also notes Judge F QR Gaynor of LeMars launching a Republican bid for a district supreme bench seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
Sioux G City
F. QR. Gaynor
LeMars
Memorial University Seized by Creditors in Mason City
Creditors take charge of Memorial University 11 years after its founding by the Sons of the Veterans of the Nation. Claims total about 945000. sale likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Memorial University
Sons of the Veterans of the Nation
Periclean Pride Echoes in Landor's Verse
In a dialogue excerpt from Walter Savage Landor's Periclea and Aspasia, a statesman boasts of long rule with no revenge or cruelty, claiming thirty seven years of governance without a citizen’s mourning and envisioning a lasting renown beyond mortality on a rock and Propylaea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspasia
Wfe
Propylaea
Walter Savage
Landor
Periclea
Agpasia
Seer Boy Gypsies Kidnapped in 1871
Henry Martin Gage, abducted from his Michigan home by Gypsies in 1871, is the subject of renewed search efforts begun today. A Gypsy on her deathbed ten years ago confessed to the kidnapping, leading Gage’s relatives to resume locating him after an earlier unsuccessful effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhart
Fox
Henry Martin Gage
Michigan
Gage
Omaha
Mongolian Revolution Gains Ground in Inner Mongolia
Reports from Peking say Mongolia’s revolutionary movement advances with Khilar city seized and Mongol autonomy proclaimed in the region. Towns fallen to rebels are claimed in multiple districts as foreign observers monitor the widening crisis and republican responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Mongolia
Khilar
Miners Back Government Ownership of All Industries
In a convention in Indianapolis the United Mine Workers of America adopted a resolution endorsing government ownership of all industries. The vote drew strong support from socialists among 1,390 delegates with little opposition and was met with cheering. The meeting also debated withdrawal from the American Federation of Labor and criticized leadership tied to the National Civic Federation and other entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Seheere
Men Arrested in Buehler Case
Two young men were arrested at New York police request in connection with the Violet Buehler case. Charles McClain, 21, a printer, and Roy Allen, 26, an electrician, were guests at the Meyers hotel run by Violet Buehler's foster mother. McClain admitted the girl had been in the room and that he kissed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lan
New York
Violet Buehler
Charles McClain
Roy Allen
Meyers
McClain
Girl Embezzles to Fund Society Affairs in New York
Ada M. Biles a 20 year old stenographer confessed to embezzling about 1200 dollars from Joseph W Cushman and Co to fund theatre parties and dinners for friends. She said Englewood life was slow and she moved to New York with a girlfriend to live it up. She is detained at a police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ada M. Biles
Joseph W. Cushman & Company
Englewood
S. 1
Lorimer inquiry adjourned due to attorney illness
Washington January 17. The Lorimer committees met and adjourned until tomorrow because of the illness of Elbridge Haneey attorney for Mr. Lorimer. Edward Kelly of Forest City arrived in Waterloo and will visit with his brother Attorney M H Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Lorimer
Elbridge Haneey
Edward Kelly
Forest City
Waterloo
M. H. Kelly
Fire Ravages Gotham Department Stores in Massive Blaze
A major blaze in New York city struck the Chy Gluck and surrounding warehouses, destroying vast quantities of department store goods. The fire, beginning near midnight, burned fierce for hours, with five alarms and extensive equipment from Manhattan units. No deaths, but two firefighters were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Aves Elory
Oeirpy
Mantaitlan
Nis
Burns Department
Terminal Storage Company
Ie Wis
Kane
New York Department i
Wanamaker
British Tiles In Storm's Grip Across Coast
A fierce storm grips Britain with havoc along the coast and inland regions. Small vessels and fishing craft have gone ashore, with snow driving in the northern districts as icy conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt and Hadley Backed at Dealers Group Meeting
FH. G. Moore of Kansas City urged support for Roosevelt and Hadley for president and vice president at the Western Staitil Dealers Association convention. He tied their ticket to improvements in business conditions amid the current depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dealers’ Association
FH. G. Moore
Kansas City
Roosevelt and
Fradley
United States
Girl pops question and wins after long struggle
Ottumwa Iowa January 17 Miss Viola M Hohl aged 26 accepted Roy J Cheser 22 after a long night of pleading. Justice Berry officiated as Cheser admitted he resisted but finally consented and the license was bought by the bride. The couple wed at the court house with no cost to Cheser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Daniel Cupid
Hfe
Justice of Peace
Berry
Daniel
Little Dan
Viola M. Hohl
Roy J. Cheser
Justice Berry
Querie
Hefere
Sis
Mr. Berry
Conhi
Bert
Yvonne
Miss Holt
Sim
Flo
Alon Thorward
New York Welcomes Cardinal Farley Home
After two months abroad archbishop Joh M. Farley returns to New York as cardinals are hailed along city streets from the Battery to St Patrick’s Cathedral. Thousands line the route and a 4000 strong parochial school choir fills the church as Berlin bearing the cardinal docks in Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joh M. Farley
America
Lima
Battery
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Filth Avenue
Fiftieth Streets
Des Moines Doctor faces reform school amid murder case
Des Moines Jan 17 Dr Marty Kelly, Council Bluffs physician, likely to be sent to Anamosa Reformatory instead of courtroom prosecution for a second murder trial today. He had been convicted of manslaughter in Edmund Sterzing case. another murder indictment against Deputy Woolman of Council Bluffs remained pending, with continuance sought pending Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Marty
Kelly
Council Brifts
Brennan
Waedman
Supreme Court
Plumbers in session to discuss town issues
Town plumbers met in executive session this afternoon to address weather related concerns from recent weeks. An annual elect or will open tomorrow with details yet to be announced.
Dunne Announces Candidacy for Minnesota Governor
Chicago based politician Dunne announces candidacy for governor in Minnesota. Platform includes political purity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiccagea
Sam
Madward FF. Dunne
Chivwege
Minnois
Temperature records show three weeks without a zero degree day
A battered clipping notes the thermometer bottomed at zero for four hours marking the first zero reading in over three weeks. It recalls a year ago when the low was one and the high seven degrees as a sidebar comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkings
Buchanan Optical Co
Death ends long illness of Waterloo resident Mrs Fenstemaker
Waterloo resident Mrs Mary Fenstemaker died at 607 Seventh Street West after a long illness from Brights disease. She was a member of Esthet church and attended First Baptist services when able. Survived by five children, nine grandchildren, two brothers, a sister, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements not yet set, likely Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eliyn Pensremaler
Waterloo
Seenth Street West
Bright
Fenstemaker
Pele Esthet Church
Grealchy
First Baptist Church
Fenstenaker
Marek Isav
Waterbury
Conn
Bronson
Black Wawk County
Phransot
Willian M. Fenslemaker
Gertrude Byerly
Lawa Street
Robbins
Seventh Street
Sadie Hitchkeock
Cody
Junexs Miller
William MM
Sycamore Sitter
Lyman
Fred Branson
Janes
Canada
Nora Marquis
Jlo
Argyle Street
Will Announce Candidacy in Waterloo County
A local figure plans to announce his candidacy for the state legislature with two avowed contenders already declared. The Waterloo East school board discussed plans for a new Linden school building, aiming for a sturdier, more substantial structure matching the manual training building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George OW
Magicinan
Florence Street
Stes
Begie Seni
Des Moite
Eleotead
Orrims
Buchan Tasspee
School Board of
Waterloo East
Linden
Goldwater Convicted of Manslaughter
Charitan January 17 Samuel Goldwater was found guilty of manslaughter following a 23 hour jury deliberation for the September killing of Michael McLain. The trial and verdict are reported by Smoke Martin's Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Charitan
Samuel Goldwater
Michael McLain
Queen Wirindmina suffers another mishap in The Hague
A garbled report from The Hague describes an apparent mishap involving Queen Wirindmina, once rumored to be expecting a family event, with unclear details and damaged wording about the throne and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Jan
Wirindmina
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Creditors Park University
Albert B. Cummins
Tohn
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Buehler
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Chy Gluck
Gotham
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Gov
Hadley
Efore
Bashful
Sivan
Lhe
Yoln Cardin Trey
John M. Farley
Rome
Anamusa
Fan
Mary Frasterlubker
Hatha
Hla Gandidaly
Gow. Baucgtiman
Martin
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