Marines Drive Rebels From Hills Near Masaya in Quick Action
American marines and bluejackets attacked Coyotepe and Barrancas hills near Masaya, driving General Zeledon and his forces from the height in thirty seven minutes. Four Marines were killed and several wounded as government troops pressed the uprising, relieving Masaya’s starving inhabitants. Zeledon escaped but was later killed by federal cavalry. About a thousand U.S. Marines and sailors under Lt. Col. Charles G. Long moved toward Leon, the rebels’ remaining stronghold.
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General Zeledon
Coyotepe
Barrancas Hills
Masaya
United States Marine Corps
Zeledon
Charles G. Long
Leon
Eight Die After Triple Car Collision on Philadelphia Bridge
A bridge crash in Philadelphia Oct 7 killed eight men. A speeding car carrying nine men struck another auto and a third car, catapulting the lead vehicle about forty feet into a coal yard beside the Pennsylvania railroad. Other occupants aided the survivors.
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Philadelphia
Thompson
John J. Spade
Pennsylvania Railroad
Levee Wiped Out as Chicago Vice District Empties
Chicago facing a shuttered south side vice district once famed for its dens. Officials from the vice commission report 4000 residents tied to the underworld, including 2200 women, forced to flee as State's Attorney Ways men launch a crackdown. Many move to other cities, with St. Louis a common destination.
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Chicago
Vice Commission
Underworld
St. Louis
Liners Wreck Submarine Off Dover Sinking Fourteen Drowning
The British submarine B2 was struck and sunk by the Hamburg American liner Amerika off Dover during maneuvers off Kent. Fourteen crewmen drowned while the officer in charge was rescued. Lieutenant Richard J. Pulleyne, second in command, survived after being found exhausted at sea and reporting the submarine was cut in two.
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Dover
Kent
Amerika
Richard J. Pulleyne
Cnved
Virginia doctor shoots at group near Mintwood
Dr Samuel L Stelerd of Mintwood Virginia allegedly stopped a party of boys on a road and ordered them lined up to be killed. He reportedly fired wounding one boy in the leg before aiming at others, then fled as he was arrested claiming insanity.
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Mintwood
Samuel L Stelerd
Stellerd
Stellard
Dun's Viewpoint reports strong trade demand and delivery pressures
From Dun's Viewpoint in Ph and Cone Weekly Review of Trade, a general complaint of deficiency in trade is absent as most sections show rising business volume. Urgent demand exists for immediate delivery and a satisfactory delivery schedule extending into next year.
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ROG
Ph & Cone Weekly Review of Trade
Sulzer and Hedger Born in Elizabeth Share Backgrounds
The piece notes William Sulzer, age forty nine, nominated for governor by the Democratic state convention at Syracuse New York. He was born in Elizabeth New Jersey and raised on the east side of New York, served three terms in the New York Assembly, and has been in Congress. It mentions Republican candidate Job B. Hedger, also born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and older than Sulzer by about a year.
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Congeeeeman Buler
Syruetee
N. Y
Suleer
Elizabeth
N. J
Enst Side
New York
New York Assembly
Congress
Job BE. Hedges
Elizabeth, N. J
Mr. Hedger
Congressman Sulter
Roosevelt Testifies Denies Campaign Contribution Requests
Washington reports Colonel Roosevelt denying asking for campaign contributions or knowing of any from J P Morgan. He states he ordered returns of any 1948 Standard Oil contributions and rejects claims by Bliss or Cortelyou of coercion or promises tied to funding. The Clapp committee hearings covered these assertions.
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Washington
United States
Bliss
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Clapp Committee
Senate Investigating Committee
Volonel
J. P. Morgan
Standard Ol Company
Cornelines N. Bliss
John D. Archbell
Big Jack Selig Murd ered
New York October report says "Big Jack" Zeile an east side gang leader and prospective witness in the Herman No No murder trial was shot on a Second Avenue trolley. Philip Davidson, who claims to be a fruit denier, fired the fatal shot then fled but was captured with the weapon. Davidson says a $400 robbery by Zeile preceded the shooting. Police cite uncertainty in Davidson story and are probing a telephone lure motive.
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New York
Jack” Zeile
East Side
Charles Acker
Herman No‘enthal
Second Avenue
Philip Davidson
Davidson
Caneht
Zelig
Taft Starts Vermont New Hampshire Auto Tour
Under a cloudless sky the president and Mr Taft and Mice Mabel Boardman rode 182 miles in a White Hoge automobile from Beverly to Dalton. The presidential party rested in Dalton this morning as it began the second day of a six day motor trip through Vermont and New Hampshire.
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Dalton
Massa
Taft
Mabel Boardman
Beverly
Delton
Dalen Woth
Vermont
New Hampshire
Teacher shoots taxi driver in Salt Lake
Investigation into kiting of T. E. White, a taxi driver, ends with White shot to death in his premises. A Tn low, superintendent of school at Pinger, is arrested and held awaiting trial on a barelear charge. White was to be a state witness.
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Salt Lake
T. E. White
Taska
Ehot
Tnlow
Pinger
Uinh Malow
White
Hits Tevin
Chicago man charged with Fisher death murder in Baldwin
During an investigation into the death of Harey W Fisher a Chicago promoter Acebach of Chicago was arrested on a warrant charging him with the murder of Fisher in Baldwin Michigan.
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Acebach
Baldwin
Arcbach
Chicago
Harey W Fisher
Wee
Fisher
Allies Accept Balkan Plan With Minor Wording Change
Paris and Constantinople dispatch report Austria signed the plan by France and Russia for Balkan reforms, adding a slight wording change approved by Poincare and Sazonoff. Britain expected to line up. Turkey to guarantee reforms. At Derana near Montenegrin frontier, Turks repelled Montenegrins, signaling rising hostilities.
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Great Britain
Paris
Austria
Balkan
M. Poincare
M. Sazonoff
Macedonia
Gree
England
Turkey
Germany
Fly
Europe
Russia
Sofia
Belgrade
Athens
Cettinje
Constantinople
Rerana
Telephone Nervousness Reported by Berlin Doctor
Berlin doctor Dr Stranch describes a new condition called telephone nervousness. A Berlin attorney faced repeated post office disputes over his telephone and was accused of insulting the telephone girl before his line was cut.
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Berlin
Stranch
Post Office Department
Exper
Indian congress platform backs Indian appointments and schools
Columbus Ohio October 7 delegates to the American Indian congress adopt a platform calling for more Indians in government service codification of laws affecting the race and better school facilities for their children. They urge President Taft to defer appointing a successor to Valentine Indian commissioner until after the election. Officers elected include Rev Dr Sherman Coolidge of Faribault Minnesota as president and Thomas J Sloan of Pender Nebraska as first vice president.
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Columbus
American Indian Congress
Petit
Taft
BG Valentine Indian
Sherman Coolidee
Faribault
Minn
Thomas J. Sloan
Pender
Neb
Rail workers and sympathizers halt Georgia freight service
Confused report describes a stoppage involving two groups in opposite directions near here and Atlanta on the Georgia railroad. Demonstrators and refinery workers obstructed a freight train as tension rose over safety and labor issues.
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Here
Atlanta
Customs Officers Seize Gould Gems In New York
Customs officers seize trunks presumed to contain valuables belonging to Frank J. Gould his wife and three sisters upon arrival from France. The seized baggage is held as authorities assess its contents and value amid inquiries into their origin and ownership.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
America
France
Sjonen
Nebraska Proposed Constitutional Amendment No One
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Nebraska’s constitution allowing direct legislation by initiative and referendum, detailing petition thresholds, process, and ballot wording for the 1912 general election. It covers legislative power, initiative and referendum mechanics, delayed measures, and the governor’s role in proclamation.
Proposal to amend Nebraska constitution election terms
A long statutory text outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Nebraska. It details Section 6 changes to Supreme Court election terms and Section 13 changes on general elections and holding over incumbents. It also covers ballot wording and certification by Secretary of State Addison W. Wait.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Three Nebraska Board of State Institutions
A historical draft proposes amending Section 19 of Article 5 to create a nine member Board of Commissioners of State Institutions appointed by the Governor with Senate consent. The board would manage the State Soldiers Home Hospitals for the insane Institute for the Deaf and other state facilities. Election language directs voters to approve or reject the amendment at the November 1912 general election. Addison Wait signs as Secretary of State.
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Nebraska
Herginafter
Stata of Neale
Senate
House of Representatives
Nnrate
Secretary of
Nebe
Sean
Eajd
Addison Walt
State of
Nebraskan
Tincoln
Thia
United States
Supreme Court
Nebraka
Cobbey
Lincoln
Addison Wait
A. D
Addison Watt
Seal
A. PD
Board of Commissioners of
Basilon
Board of Commissioners
Afl
State Soldiers’ Home
Naane
Institute For the Deaf
Institute For the Mind
Industrial Co Meets
Nebraska Industrial Home
State Penitentiary
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Board of Public Lands and Fundings
Board of Commissioner of State
Board of Public Lands
Board of Commissioners of Rate Tutions
Findraska
Thetate Serencing
Electric Bitters touted as cure for indigestion and fatigue
A Lincoln Nebraska man credits Electric Bitters with restoring strength and appetite after three years of illness. The ad claims the tonic ton es the stomach, cures indigestion, and improves blood and nerves, noting six bottles helped Heeeheimer and thousands more. Available for 50 cents at Fred Hobsten's.
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Michael Heeeheimer
Lincoln
Nebr
Fred &. Hobsten's
Post Office Directory for Alliance Mails Close Times
Mails close at Alliance post office by time zones for trains 44 42 43 41 03 30 with east west and south bounds. On Sundays and holidays all night mails close at 6 00 p m instead of 11 00 p m. IRA E TASH P M.
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Alliance Post Office
Nfghe
Ira E. Tash
Alliance Druggist Deserves Praise
Harry Thiele, a druggist, introduces a German remedy called Adjemikka, a buckthorn bib glycerine mixture claimed to cure appendicitis and relieve constipation instantly. The ad claims a single dose provides relief and that the remedy never subsists laxatives.
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Harry Thiele
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Dun
William Sulzer
Empire State Democrats
American Pepes Association
On Stand
Big Jack Selig
Becker
Indian Congress
Sherman Coolidge
Minnesota
Gould Gems
Post Office Directory
Alliance Druggist
Brooklet
Terfege
Bate
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D.C
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