Caracas Protests Turn Violent Against Castro Regime
Infuriated Caracas residents challenged President Castro as mobs stormed streets and attacked lottery offices and EL Constitucional. Police remained passive as demonstrators burned statues and property of Castro loyalists, signaling possible end of Castro’s rule in Venezuela. A vigil for Marianeo Rosas was set amid ongoing rioting and anticipated further clashes. The next annual encampment of the land Army of the Republic was announced to be in Lake City from August 9.
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Willemstad
Caracas
Castro
Presint Castro
Boulevard de Plaza
Venezuela
Perther
Ameral
Iwo
EL Constitucional
Gumersindo Rivas
Seeveral Camue
Soreet
Marianeo Rosas
Tom
T Lake City
Land Army of the Republic
This City
Tragic yacht club case dominates courtroom record
A detailed trial record describes the Bayside Yacht Club tragedy involving Thornton Hains and Captain Hanna. Witnesses testify about the confrontation, the alleged complicity of the publisher and motive tied to a magazine, while the court limits involvement of Mrs Hains. Separately, Count de Sagan seeks custody of three children amid a high profile divorce dispute with Movant Gould, highlighting wealth and family tensions.
Trial of Daniel Shea Opens in Sandusky Murder Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the district court trial of Daniel Shea, accused of murdering Richard Withers at the August mine boarding house in Sandusky, Sept. 5. Witnesses include J. F. Wimberly, Homer Blythe, Jack Irvin, F. I. Fobes, and Dr. J. H. Russell. The cook known as Daddy Ken allegedly drew a butcher knife and stabbed Withers after jocular prodding. The defense notes witnesses from Dr Ferguson’s group and plans for evidence.
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Standard
Fort Renton
Daniel Shea
District Court
Sandusky
Little Rocky Mountains
J. F. Wimberly
Homer Blythe
Jack Irvin
F. I Fobes
J. H. Russell
Cabinet Offer to Burton Withdrawn by Taft
New York Dec 16 It was announced that the offer of a cabinet post to Congressman Theodore Burton of Cleveland had been withdrawn by Mr Taft and would not be renewed Burton who had been named as probable secretary of the treasury will now campaign actively for the Ohio senate Taft Charles P Taft participated in the conference and said he would win the senate race Witherspoon said the president elect had no comment on the senatorship matter and that he would keep his hands off the Ohio contest.
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Dee
Aunix
Thornton
Mains
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Annis
Bay Side
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Sadie Club
Tiller
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Darrin
Toning
Rweden
Ine
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Hanna
Thornton Hains
Andrews
MeIntyre
Haine
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Paris
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P «de Sagan
Anns Gould
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Coust
M. Bonnet
de Sagan
Gould
Brotter
George Gould
de ' Castellane
de Sagans
Sean
Withers
Astmare
Great Ali
New York
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Taft
Burton
the Treasury
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Senate
Senator Foraker
Fatt Nas
Aldrich
Bailey
Texas
Hale
Committee On’ Appropriations
Desi Batley T
Maine
Kehan
Government seeks practical fixes for Washoe smelter haze
Senator Dixon reports the Justice Department aims to avoid closing the Washoe smelter. The government will require feasible methods to remove sulfur and arsenic from smoke without imposing impossible conditions. Officials from Washoe interests, led by Butte's Kelley, met Justice Department representatives to discuss the case and may resume talks tomorrow.
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Dixon
Thornton Hains
Brother
SACAN
Senate debates investigation of charges in message
Washington forms a vigorous debate as the senate votes to investigate the president's charges against Congress. Aldrich's resolution, amended by Culberson, calls for a thorough inquiry by the appropriations committee into the president's actions and the implications for Congress. Bailey objects to omitting direct inquiry into the president's words. Newlands notes the issue over whether the secret service used against lawmakers or for fraud detection. In a separate note, a coroner reports an inquest into a man cut by a train near Paterson, N.J.
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Senate Ae
Congress
Secret Service
Aldrich
Culberson
Aldred
Mesa
Senate
Bailey
Mrs Altha Dobyns Fatally Burned In Butte Pantry Fire
Mrs Altha Dobyns 63 of Butte died after clothing caught fire from an electric stove in a pantry of her fourth floor Owsley block suite. Her son Luther R Dobyns aided but flames consumed all garments, causing fatal burns and shock. inquest to be held with funeral plans pending.
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Owsley Block
Altha V. Dobyns
Butte
Undertaking Rooms
Turkey to inaugurate new parliament as constitutional monarchy
Constantinople reports Turkey will celebrate tomorrow the induction of a full fledged parliament. The assembly, created by a constitution submitted by Sultan Abdul Hamid in July, marks the empire's first such body in over nine years. A general holiday was proclaimed to honor the occasion.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Police Chief Hurt in Ambush Death of Suspect in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio an unidentified man was killed and Marshal C F Woods of Greenwich Huron county was seriously wounded in a railroad yard ambush by five men. Woods confronted a stranger, who claimed to be a traveler, and as they moved toward the yards four assailants leaped from behind a car, shooting Woods as the other man fled. The dead man was about 66 and the search continues for the assailants.
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C.F. Woods
Greenwich
Huron
Marshal Woods
Guartette
Halle
Grritory
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