Missing United States cruiser Newark sails to Pacific
The United States cruiser Newark, sailing from Hampton Roads on the seventeenth of last month toward Valparaiso, is overdue. Navy officials expect possible delays due to winter fogs in the southern hemisphere. routes via Magellan and Punta Arenas are noted, with no cable link at that stop. Secretary Long assures safety though conditions may hinder communication and dispatches.
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Waswixetos
Navy Department
United States
Newark
Montevideo
Uruguay
Valparaiso
Chili
Straits of Magellan
Usval
Punta Arena
Long
Ward
Hampton Roads
Pacific
South America
Apia
Louisiana mob foiled at Ruston jail
Henry Nelson, a jailed black suspect who shot Walter Barrett at Choudrant last March, was protected by Sheriff Bond as a mob demanded the keys to the jail. Deputies and a 30 to 40 man posse guarded the jail till the threat subsided. Nelson was later taken to Shreveport for safekeeping by Deputy Madden.
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Ruston
Restos
Jase
Henry Nelson
Walter Barrett
Choudrant
Glover
Bond
Hance
Shreveport
Madden
New Trial Granted for Randolph in Colombia Case
In Medellin a Colombian court grants a new trial to Randolph, an Alabama-born American jailed for murder. Once a highlighted family member, he has faced exile, conviction, and a death sentence before the current retrial order, amid active U.S. diplomatic support.
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Colombia
Wasmixatox
United States
Randolph
Radford
Medellin
Alabama
State Department
Old Fashioned Women and Secret Suffering Warned of Female Ailments
An old article extols Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription as a private, effective treatment for female disorders. It describes visible signs of illness in women and urges sufferers to seek discreet care, claiming the remedy cures many cases with absolute privacy.
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Dr. Fierce
Wreck Injures Dozens As Rails Spread Near Granview Mo
A southbound Kansas City line train derailed near Granview three miles south of town after rails spread in heavy rains. 40 to 45 passengers were injured with several reported severely hurt. Injured were taken to Kansas City and surrounding hospitals as rescue workers braved darkness and rain to pull victims from cars and battle fires.
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Kansas City
Mora
Chandler
Jondon
J. Marrs
Christopher
Hart
Arthur Scruggs
Joplin
Ray Geffa
John Reynolds
Vernon Bigeler
Amsterdam
H. E. Speeze
Irwin
Mra
E. A. Speeze
August Hulett
Asbury
M. R. Churchman
Colorado Springs
Colo
M. A. Jones
Winthrop
Ark
J. H. Horne
Pittsburg
Kan
P. R. Brown
Cleveland
Granview
Aeneas
Pareniere
Bart
Grhnview
Kanessy
Sa.m
No great reduction of cotton acreage
The June estimate of U S cotton acreage shows a decline in overall area but not a heavy reduction. Missouri, Oklahoma, and several Gulf states show notable decreases, while Indian Territory and Florida with Louisiana show little change. Maturity is backward, but rains and temperatures have aided growth. fertilizer use falls off in the Atlantic states.
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New York
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
United States
Indian Territory
Missouri
Oklahoma
Atlantic States
Virginia
South Carolina
Gulf
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
Louisiana
Cotton Crop Report From Four States Notes Poor Seed, Bad Weather
Memphis June 9 regular monthly crop summary covers West Tennessee North Mississippi North Arkansas and North Alabama. May weather largely unfavorable to cotton with heavy rains in Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi delaying cultivation and raising doubts about crop prospects. Seed quality blamed for poor stands with only 40 of 816 reports good stands and 198 very poor. Acreage shows a decrease in cotton area while some districts see slight gains. Overall current condition less than good though somewhat more promising than cotton. Jury Sets Grant Bell Free in Depanton Ga and Ables to be hanged for assault on Mrs Edgerton in Boxity Ga with execution set for June 30.
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Texas
Atlantic States
Gulf States
Arkansas
Tennessee
Texan
Memphis
West
Mississippi
North
Alabama
Preacher warns Cuba crisis blamed on Americans
The Rev. Al Barritt, who founded a Congregational church in Havana, warned in New York that Americans would be blamed if bloodshed erupts in Cuba. He criticized Washington’s military government, urged removal, and said U S officers’ attitudes sour Cuban sentiment, noting disarmament humiliation and uncertain hopes for annexation or independence.
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New York
Alfred de Barritt
Havans
Cuba
da Barritt
United States
Washington
Brooke
Los
United State
Indepen
The
Herald
Preas
Havingeen
Havana
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George Payne
Simons
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Boxity
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Civil Tribunal of the Seine
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