Cabrera Faces Tyrant Charge as Central America Turmoil Deepens
Reported clashes widen across Central America as Cabrera authorities in Guatemala tighten grip on rivals. Passengers from Guatemala claim a planned revolution against Honduras by ex-president Vasquen with alleged Guatemalan support. Honduran finance minister Bustillos reportedly dispatched to Guatemala City. Executions linked to plots allegedly target two women and several wealthy Central American families.
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Honduras
Panama
Guatemala
Demitgo Vasquen
Senor Bustiileos
Cabrera
Rustilles
Guatemala City
Nicaragua
Castaneda
Blanes
Hererra, Prigueras
Edwardo Rubio
Antonin Rubio
Man Drowns in Canal After Water Rescue Attempt
Henry P. Turpin aged 61 committed death by own action by drowning in a canal at Stestin Pennsylvania after two earlier attempts. A bulldog and a bull terrier attacked rescuers as Turpin fought to end his life. McCord and Frank Musgnelli helped drag him ashore while the dogs bit at rescuers and Turpin later attempted another plunge.
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Henry P. Turpin
Stestin
Turpin
Une Eteal
McCord
Frank Musgnelli
Magnelia
eCord
Magnellia
Troops Seize Consul Amid Turmoil and Refuge
A chaotic report claims troops seized the consul and detained a high official as rebels or forces surrounded the building. Refuge sought at the American legation while rumors spread of a planned escape or protection for the Uruguayan consul general amidst the unrest.
Bankruptcy Filed Against Noted Feather Dealer
One of the leading feather dealers in the United States, Big Leather Man Pails, known as Willa Al Stetson, faced bankruptcy after creditors petitioned in federal court in Boston on Friday. The case centers on mounting debts and potential liquidation under federal bankruptcy law.
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Willa al Stetson
United States
Oklahoma House Passes Graduated Income Tax Bill
The Oklahoma House approved a new income tax measure by Priday that introduces a graduated tax structure on all incomes exceeding $2,000. Anthony supported the bill as a means to adjust tax liability for higher earners.
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Oklahoma
House
Priday
Ain Anthony
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Friday live stock market updates list ten beeves at 6.55 and top hogs at 5.50 in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
April Trade Ties to Stan's Review and Market Outlook
April trade activity shows patches influencing Stan's Review hints at a general market situation. Petal volume from early April indicates favorable conditions amid losses in other sectors. Analyst Wish notes resilience in corn and related commodities as markets adjust to current dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Chong Tu
Parmer Saddents DS Pines
The readable text is fragmentary, mentioning Parmer and DS Pines with garbled formatting. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified to summarize a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Saddents Ds Pines
I P
Bandits loot fast train on Pennsylvania Flyer
Two white masked bandits boarded the New York and St. Louis express on the Pan Handle division at Union Station Pittsburg Pa at 10 05 Thursday night overpowered the express messenger N Rachen and fled with four bags of currency. The robbery occurred near Walker s station about eleven miles west of Pittsburg. Conductor Laiverty found the messenger tied and gagged as the train halted by alarm from the bell cord. Authorities from secret service and local police chased leads but no identification could be obtained. Amount stolen not disclosed.
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Pennsylvania
Union Station
Pittsburg
Walker's Station
Steubenville
Sigma
William Laiverty
Adams Express
N. Rachen
Secret Service
Pan Handle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Boy King Guards Route as Troops Fill Lisbon Palaces
Portuguese Cortes reconvened on Wednesday while mourning King Carlos. Troops barred streets from the palace to Parliament as Republicans, dissidents, and Francoists prep to challenge the government after opening. The royal family reportedly received only 170,000 dollars of a larger sum, with 800,000 absorbed in transmission by retro natives. The king sought to repay funds but no commission was appointed.
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Lnte
Carlos
Wee
Lisbon
Shire
Treasury
France
Seamilly
SLAIN BY SYRIAN ON TRAITS AMERICAN BANKER VICTIM
Bernard Warkentin, president of the Kansas Suite bank in Newton, was shot and killed on a Damascus railroad train in early April. On a New York bound steamer Ionny Albert, his body arrived with wife and son accompanying. A Syrian passenger fired the pistol claiming an accidental discharge while examining a revolver. Ambassador Leishman in Constantinople briefed Washington. He said the Syrian would face justice if proven murder. Carl Warkentin alleges the killer is a Turkish prince and charges may be lodged against the ambassador, as his mother disputes the diplomat’s assurances.
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Victom
Ionny Albert
New York
Bernard Warkentin
Kansas Suite Bank
Newton
Ton
Damascus
Atrs
Warkentin
Leishman
Constantinople
State Department
Washington
Carl Warkentin
Detectors Guard Bishop Harris Amid Threats in San Francisco
Detectives guarding Bishop Merriman Colbert Harris after rumors that Isoreans planned to assassinate him upon arrival in Portland aboard the Pacife Mills steamer Korea. He was moved to the revenue cutter Golden Gate and then Oak Tree with federal attaches and San Francisco police, following a Washington tip. Harris departed San Francisco for the East to attend the Methodist Episcopal church conference in Baltimore next month. A cable from Koreans in Honolulu quoted a purported interview with Harris about Japanese occupation of Korea. A telegram to the San Francisco league sought verification of the interview’s authenticity.
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Merriman Colbert Harris
Pacife Mills
Steaaer Korea
Orient
Port Woodward
Portland
Golden Gate
Oakteen
Washingeton
Harris
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Tonolulu
Haerea
Providence
Itorea
League
San Francico
Plea of Defense Opens in Irene Dolph Murder Trial
M V Gannon of Davenport argued for Irene Dolph in Clinton County murder case. He depicted alleged abuse and coercion to support an acquittal while County Attorney Keefe pressed a guilty verdict. The defense aimed to undermine motive and intent by detailing a troubled life and alleged misconduct by others.
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Clinton
Clinton County
M. V. Gannon
Davenport
Irene Dolph
Pred Dalph
Clin Con
Gannon
Vieting
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Keefe
Jap cruise liner Matsushima explosion sinks Japanese cruiser
The TO JAP CRUISER and the Matsushima were struck by explosions Thursday morning. 14 crew were rescued from the Jaypansr tribolage cruiser Mart Sushima. Over 200 are feared lost, including cadets and officials such as the sons of Baron Othinda and Prince Oyama. The Matsushima sank immediately and cause remains unknown.
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Matsushima
Othinda
Foreign Office
Prince Oyama
COLLINS TRIAL BEGUN FOR POLICE INFLUENCE CASE
The trial of Johny McCedfins, chief of police, and Prink J. Comer ford, former police attorney, began in criminest court Wednesday. Charges allege use of police force in politics against Hussein Tay or Mager Domne. Comerford claimed on his says atieries while defendants urged dismissal of the indictment and a partial jury sifting.
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Johny McCedfins
Podice
Prink J. Comerford
Husse
Comerford
Saya
Inherits Home from a Dos Court Decision
Aldeaitn 0D Beattie of Helberg gains a valuable residence through a court ruling after the passing of Mrs. Pryse, with the pet dog left to Mrs. Murry as heir. The dog’s death occurred shortly after Mrs. Pryse’s death, affecting the succession.
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Beattie
Helberg
Murry
Pryse
Minister in disgrace sparks church expulsion debate
The Rev Dimunitt, former pastor at Valley Junction, was expelled from the Grinnell Congregational Churches and Ministers association over alleged immorality and conduct unbecoming a minister. The case referenced purported relationships involving Mrs Dimunitt and Miss Nedlie of Lather, with hospital and school connections noted. The committee recommended removing Dimunitt from records and dissolving its discipline beyond Valley Junction, urging wider church examination across communities.
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Jo. Dinunitt
Congregation
Chiarel
Valley Junction
Grinnell Association of
Dimimitt
Nedlie of
Lather
Valley Dunetion Schools
Miss Larter
Mercy Hospital
Cirebes
Abr
Dimadtys
Card
Valles
Nebraska
Utheauaphing
Irm
Suspended Officials Shake University Governance Process
A troubled report details the suspension of senior Chings Chauneedtoa Danye of gyracdise NOY university. The commnitteen responsible for resolutions faced criticism from the engineering department and the trustees executive quorum over reevaluation actions.
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Chauneedtoa Danye
Gyracdise
Noy. University
Doe
Widow of Lieut Rutger Receives Civil War Pension
Mrs H M Rutger of Belvidere is notified by the government that pension due for her late husband Lieut Rutger of the Twelfth Illinois, who died in 186?, has been issued. A draft for the amount was sent recently.
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H. M. Rutger
Belvidere
Rutger
Germany Faces 250 Million Loan Over Five Years
Secretary of the Treasury Sydow told the Reichstag appropriations committees that Germany must borrow 250 million dollars within the next five years. The admission outlined the government's financing needs and potential fiscal measures as Germany navigates postwar economic strain.
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Germany
Treasury
Sydow
Upset Lamp Dies in Upper Sane Dusky Home Fire
Mrs Elizabeth Petry of Upper Sane Dusky UL died from burns after overturning a damp lamp early Thursday. She sustained injuries that proved fatal within fifteen minutes.
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Elizabeth Petry
Upper Sane Dusky
Prince and Gould Arrive in Moe from Sugies Frown
Unclear fragmentary OCR notes indicate individuals named Anna Guoulf and Prince, plus Mriv Gould and Princ Helle de Sa gan arriving at Romie Thureiay from a Sugies Frown Mone Srae f Gould aged tie princes with ye direct bo the French Hiniera.
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Anna Guoulf
Prince
Moe
Mriv Gould
Princ Helle de Sagan
Romie Thureiay
Gould
Kentucky Bank Pasture Deed of Assignment Declared
The Daavies Coanity Trust in Owensboro declined deposits and early payment, signing a deed of assignment. The bank holds a head of $100,000 and deposits over $8,000.
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Kentucky Bank
Daavies Coanity Trust Company
Owensboro
Kan
Dave Age
Fire damages at Jamestown exposition grounds
A Tuesday night fire at the Une Judmnestewi exposition grounds destroyed several buildings and damaged the Michigan structure. One fire113 building stood within fifty feet of the largest Hautes' exhibit palace. Financial loss described as not great.
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Ieac Jamestown
Endemo
Hautes
Michigan
Robbers Hit Crookstar Bank in Crooked Early Morning
Robbers staged a bold bank robbery at Scandia Save Bank in Crookstar Minnesota on a Wednesday. They reportedly escaped with about seven dollars as residents endured a tense incident. Local authorities launched an investigation as the town remained unsettled by the event.
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Scandia Save Bank
Crookstar
Minn
Geo
Engagement of Mise Jean Rel to Hon Joly Huber Announced
The engagement of Mise Jean Rel daughter of Whitelaw Heir Americas armbuscador to Hon Joly Huber Ward brother of the cert of Dudley was announced Wednesday.
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Minstela Wii
Mise Jean Rel
Whitelaw
Americas Armbuscador
Joly Huber
Ward
Dudley
Making a Long Wager On John Walsh’s Railway Bet
An obscure note reports John Walsh wagering on a railway venture from New York to a distant city. The plan involves travel through multiple hubs with uncertain timing and a bold bet about a future arrival and result.
Unclear text prompts alleged assault care case in Seanad
A garbled report mentions a Muscatine businessman and a care aide suit over alleged injuries. Defendants Laine and Waterman filed no demurrer, denying federal jurisdiction.
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Erindnd
Asaultcare
Goadust
Lee Murges
Armory subscription figures for Eagle Grove announced
An early report notes Eagle Grove public funds subscribing to a new armory project with figures around 24500. The item mentions local governance and the civic plan, signaling a move to upgrade facilities and support municipal defense readiness.
Young Woman Drinks Lye Tragedy Shocks Community
A 20 year old woman, Hollen Breager, reportedly consumed lye ending in self harm. The incident occurred after a troubling relationship with a man named Dinkvover Poster iy lover, with neighbors and family processing the sudden death and its cause. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the act.
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Hollen
Henry Wheeuter
Death From Poisoned Water Testimony At Inquest
Five year old Tad Drinks and another six year old Peter son of Council Bluffs ingested a poisoned water mixture after two older boys believed the liquid would ignite if swallowed. Tad fell ill hours later and died before a physician arrived. An inquest heard the boys deny knowledge of the act and the jury found no one to blame.
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Tad
Oge Peterson
Council Blulls
Nuttehen
Bank loses deposits over labor dispute in Lehigh
A Lehigh banker faced a costly surprise after striking Clay Products workers, angered by his purchase from a Port Dodge dealer, withdrew their deposits from his bank. The incident on Saturday sparked speculation among local bankers about the motive behind the voluntary run on deposits.
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Lehigh
Port Dodge
Fort Dodge Druggists Enjoined From Selling Liquor Illegally
Court actions restrict Fort Dodge druggists from selling liquor illegally. Judge Lee grants petitions from church and anti liquor advocates, leaving only four firms exempt due to their locale.
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Fort Dodge
Lee
Strychnine Poisoning At Mason City Factory
Irving Wells, a hibover at the brick and tile factory in Mason City, received a dose of strychnine Tuesday and is in precarious condition. Officials investigate how the poison was placed on a piece of pie at noon lunch. Wells said the pie tasted bitter. Workmen at the plant are exonerated.
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Workiag
Mason City
Irving Wells
Wells
Divorced Minister Remarries, Sloan Report
Word from Sloan reports Rev. C. M. Van Marter has remarried. He previously led the Methodist Episcopal church at Sloan for five years before divorcing his first wife and pursuing evangelistic work. He is now in California.
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Sloan
C. M. van Marter
View Marter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lieve
Tr Faehation, Ore
Veteran Conductor Quits After 37 Years of Service
OB Chapman, veteran passenger conductor on the Minors Central and fowa Central, resigns after thirty seven years in the rail line, twenty nine of them on the latter road, sending his notice to Assistant Trainmaster Morley at Oskaloosa.
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Minors Central
Fowa Central
Ls. OB. Chapman
Marshalltown
Eo. Morley
Oskaloosa
Pool Room Guardian Seeks Police Orders for Son
Davenport man James Ilasson asks Mayor George W. Scott to issue police orders to keep his son out of pool rooms. He says the boy has become a slave to gambling and vice while pool halls stay open. The call follows a broader city push for reform and public cleanliness.
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James Ilasson
Davenport
George W. Scott
Battleship debate marks Senate session on naval plans
Debates dominated by the naval appropriation and construction plans as the Senate, with roughly a dozen members present, considered funding for battleships and vessels. President Roosevelt’s policies and critics like Hoveridgg, Perkins, and Macnnibe sparked sharp remarks. The House also discussed pay raises and classification changes amid a broad range of fiscal measures and investigations.
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Hoveridgg
Psain
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