Americans Vow Fair Play in Panama Elections
PanamA Ma H reports the withdrawal of Ricardo Arias leaves Am ericans wary of interference as Obaldia support remains tepid. The split factions, including Arias followers and constitutionalists, could spark trouble at polls. Panama’s political scene centers on Obaldia backed by a federal party, with Amer ican authorities prepared to ensure orderly voting. News notes unclear results and cautious optimism amid volatility.
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Panathy
Ma. H
Ricardo Arias
Domingo de Obaldia
Senor Obaldia
Arias
Ghaldia
Willeh
Panama
Chicago Will Contest and Alleged Marriage Fraud
Chicago July 1 filing by Frederick Schramm’s heirs claims he was declared insane and that Elizabeth Fritz aged about 34 manipulated him after November to obtain his $40,000 estate. The suit seeks will declaration void and annulment of marriage alleging fraud and trap by the woman who became his housekeeper and later wed him.
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Chicago
Frederick Schramm
Elizabeth Fritz
Vandyeale
Ashlant Avenue
Sehramm Konto
Nin
British Lord May Marry Wealthy American Widow
A British nobleman, Lord Clanearty, is reported to plan marriage to a wealthy American widow, Mrs Maroug, widow of a prominent maker. The official announcement is unexpectedly denied by associates, leaving the potential union in doubt and prompting reactions from British society.
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Lonion
Clanearty
Maroug
Clanearey
Uniform Bill of Lading Adopted by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a new uniform bill of lading designed to replace present forms for freight and merchandise. It features two colored faces for straight and order consignments, with the order form bearing greater liability and the straight form negotiable. The order bill is surrendered on delivery, aiming to streamline banking and finance tied to shipments nationwide.
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Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ship Ping Aihile In Direction Of Simplicity Compromise
The text notes a shift toward greater simplicity as an aim guiding the vessel. The arrangement is described as a compromise, reflecting tensions between ideals and practicalities.
Mrs Longworth Held Up by Storm on Pike's Peak
Mrs Alli Roosevelt Longworth and party including her husband Representative Longworth and others faced a severe blizzard on Pike's Peak. The storm blocked ascent, tearing gear and forcing the party to seek shelter near the summit for several hours while the sun shone on the peak.
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Colorado Springs
Cale
Alles Roosevelt-Longworth
Longworth
Medi ScCormick
Norman Hap- Sood
W. B. Conner
Pike's Peak
Antic
Lateral Branch Roads and Their Connections Decision
The commerce commission announces a decision granting plenary discretion to the commission to refine an application for extended connections with lateral branch roads. It holds the Interstate common carrier must connect with a literal branch road when reasonably practical and safe, upon application by either side. Washington variance noted.
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Commerce Commission
Hepburt
Washington
Death of Mrs Jenkins at Mendervills
Mrs Thomas Jenkins died yesterday at 37 of typhoid pneumonia at 6 North Main Street Mendervills. She had lived in Meiderrilin for 15 years. She is survived by a husband and several children. Funeral arrangements pending with local undertaker.
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Thomas Jenkins
Mendervills
Yeaters
Meiderrilin
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