Mexico to Treat Zelaya as Foreign Citizen if Extradited
United States and Mexico maintain friendly ties as Ambassador da la Barra says Zelaya would be treated like any other foreign citizen if extradited from Mexico. He aims to aid peaceful restoration in Nicaragua and meet with Secretary Knox to discuss joint actions. In Managua, President Madriz mourns Diaz and faces a possible peace rejection by revolutionaries. Court actions target those responsible for the killing of Grace and Cannon, with Zelaya potentially implicated through official records or instructions.
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Mexico
Zelaya
The
Republic
Washington
Nicaragus
Nicaragua
Senor da la Barra
United States
Zelage
Nicaratua
Senor Do Iz
Madrix
Managua
Madriz
General Diaz
Revolutioniats
Grace
Cannon
Salmon Selva
Cane -Congress
Captain J. A. Dodson Found Dead in Georgia
Cornelia Georgia January 9 Special Captain J A Dodson superintendent of the Tallulah Falls Railway Company was found dead in his room at the Grant house this morning The cause is not known He had been in bad health for some time An inquest will probably be held tomorrow Funeral arrangements will not be made until the arrival of Mrs Cadeon who has been visiting her daughter in Washington DC
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Cornelia
J. A. Dodson
Tallulah Falls
Grant House
Cadeon
Washington, D.C
Independent Named by Mayor Gaynor in Health Post
New York January 9 Mayor Gaynor appointed Ernest J Lederle a layman independent in politics to succeed Dr Thomas A Darlington as health commissioner. Lederle resigns as consulting sanitary engineer with state and local water boards earning $15,000 a year. health commissioner salary about half. Lederle, Columbia graduate, former head of the health board under Mayor Low. Also named Charles B Stover to succeed Henry Smith as park commissioner, a role declined by Herman Ridder publisher of Staats Zeitung.
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New York
Gaynor
Thomas A. Darlington
Ernest J. Lederle
Cormiasioner
Lederle
Columbia University
Low
Charles B. Stover
Henry Smith
Herman Ridder
Staats Zeitung
Queen and party head to Washington for land reform talks
Former Queen Hiliukoalikini of Hawaii travels from Chicago to Washington with relatives to discuss proposed legislation granting Randwich island inhabitants more liberal land holding laws. Prince Kalaninngdle notes demand for broader homestead rights and greater Americana influence.
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Washington
Chicago
Hiliukoalikini
Hawaii
Ferenda
Randwich Islands
Kalaninngdle
Powell to enter race for congress in district
Blakely Ga January 9 Special It has been decided that Judge Arthur G Fowell will be in the race for congress from the second district to succeed the late Jorge Griggs His many friends across the district are rallying to his support Judge Powell is now on the bench of the court of appeals
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Blakely
Arthur G. Fowell
Congress
Jorge Griggs
Powell
Court of Appeal
Open to Public View for Corporate Income Returns
Washington on January 9 the question whether corporate income tax records are open to public inspection looms before Secretary MacVaugh. Inquiries say openness would let shareholders review transactions, though larger firms may delay returns until the Supreme Court rules on constitutionality.
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Washington
MacVough
Internal Revenue Bureau
Supreme Court
Graft Evidences in Colorado Penitentiary Inquiry
Denver reports show misappropriation of funds and graft in penitentiary construction and supplies. Investigators describe wholesale fraud totaling hundreds of thousands, with convicts exploited for labor and payoffs for pardons. Foremen and supervisors oversaw convict labor on new buildings.
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Denver
Colo
Penitentiary Affairs
Itta
Louisville Woman Dies in Egypt
Louteville Ky January 9 Miss Tya dete Osborne daughter of Colonel Thomas D Osborne died at Cairo Egypt today according to a cablegram Col Os bore and Miss Julia Osborne another laughter are both ill and Mrs Os borne has just recovered. The men saga ed not say what caused Mina Gaborne death nor from what disease other members of the family are suffering. Colonel Osborne ex Confederate soldier is widely known in Baptisl church circles. With his family he started abroad last June to be gone more than a year. Miss Osborne who died was a close friend of Miss Haldeman daughter of Colonel W B Haldeman editor of The Loftaville Times who did in Paris last spring.
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Louteville
Tyadete Osborne
Thomas D. Osborne
Cairo
Egypt
Col. Osborne
Julia Osborne
South
Miss Osborne
Migsdate Haldeman
W. B Haldeman
Loftaville Times
Paris
Break Backbone of the Black Hand Trial in Cleveland
Fifteen Sicilians will stand trial in Cleveland tomorrow in a U S district court to break the backbone of the Black Hand Society in the United States. They were indicted at Toledo last summer for conspiring to extort $10,000 from John Amicon and $10,000 from Charles Amicon of Columbia Ohio through letters signed The Hursan Butcher.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Black Hand Society
United States
United States District Court
Toledo
John Amicon
Charles Amicon
Itsian Fruit Gealera
Columbia
Mériod
The
Heir to Moynihan Inherits $96000,000 Securities
St Louis January 9 A fortune of 960,000 in good securities awaits the heir of Jeremiah Moynihan an aged ragman who died in destitute circumstances The public administrator found a key to a safety deposit vault in his effects The vault contained bonds worth 60,000 Moynihan was 80 years old and had few known relatives in the country
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St. Lous
Jéremiah Moynihan
Moynihan
Indians Inspect Statue Of Woman Who Guided Lewis and Clark
Chiefs from Fort Berthold ND viewed a clay model by Leonard Cauneile in Chicago studios. They praised the concept of Bird Woman guiding the Lewis and Clark expedition, to be cast in bronze for North Dakota's state capitol funded by women and schoolchildren.
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Lewis and Clark
Chicago
Spotted Weasel
James Helding Hagte
Fort Berthold
N. D
Bismarck
Leonard Cauneile
Sev
Bird Woman
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
Harmony Sought as GOP Leaders Clash Over Committees
G O P leaders in the house oppose senate dictation of house committee selection arguing it infringes house prerogatives. In Cheyenne Potter vows to unite forest service policy with western industry interests and to favor western conditions ahead of Pinchot's approach as he heads to Washington.
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Potter
Gifford Finchot
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. Potter
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Forest Service
Pinchot
Coasting Accidents Injure Fifteen in Alton Ontario
Fifteen persons were hurt in two coasting accidents in Alton Newfoundland January 9. A baby sled with eight riders collided with an ambulance. James Coleman, fifteen, was scalped and others suffered minor injuries. An hour later on Game Hill a sled collision with a car injured seven aboard. Edward Hack died and Bertha and Gertrude Horn had broken legs and serious internal injuries. Fifteen accidents have occurred on the hill in the last week.
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Alton
Galche
James Coleman
Edward Hack
Durien
Bertha
Gertrude Horn
Berthan
Surgery Advocated to Aid Convicts in New York
Albany January 9 Prison Commissioner Henry Solomon released a report advocating surgical treatment for convicts to overcome physical impairments that hinder successful life after release. He notes a large variety of diseases amenable to modern surgery remain unaddressed and blame for ongoing handicaps lies with lack of effort to improve conditions.
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Albany
N. Y
Henry Solomon
Adya
Balfour Faces Contest To Stay In Commons
London January 8 A J Balfour leader of the opposition in the commons will not enter the new parliament without a contest Sir Hugh Bellton is nominated to oppose him in London city The Liberal party hopes that a double return of Balfour and Chamberlain may boost prospects Parliament to be formally dissolved tomorrow with 264 Liberals 56 Labourites 88 Nationalists and 168 Unionists in the pending House Unionists must gain seats to secure a majority
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London
A. J. Baltour
Commons
Hugh Bellton
Bia
Hegh
Oleeton
Liberal Party
Nationali
Auto Collides With Bicyclist Near Buckhead
A Buick 1296 collided with a bicycle rider J G Wooten 22 a plumber at 81 Central avenue 2 miles beyond Buckhead at 6 o clock yesterday afternoon Wooten was hurled 15 to 30 feet and left unconscious then recovered and was driven to his boarding house by Archibald Davis Jr in his Cadillac The Buick driven by Pat Patterson son of W H Patterson of Central Bank and Trust Company passed left of Davis machine forcing him into a ditch then struck Wooten All parties were traveling swiftly Wooten employed by B D W Yarbrough master plumber 20 Eat Hunter street and is expected to recover soon
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Buckhead
Buick Automobile No. 1296
J. G Wooten
Central Avenue
Wooten
Tia
A. P. Herrington
Architald Davis, Jr
Buick
Davis
BD. W. Yarbrough
Hunter Street
Pat Patterson
W. H. Patterson
Central Bank and Trust Company
Denver Struck by Sunday Drought and Prohibition Drive
Denver residents faced a strict Sunday drought as hotel men and saloonkeepers voluntarily abstained from serving liquor. The move, aimed at backing absolute prohibition in the upcoming election, left hotel guests to drink water in rooms. Police admit they cannot fully enforce the drought, seen as a counteraction to the prohibition effort.
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Denver
Colo
Civic Association Moves Toward Congress Action
Washington reports the American Civic Association established headquarters here to aid congressional legislation. The group backs national park plans, city planning, smoke regulation abatement, and disease control campaigns. Taft is listed as a member, signaling high-profile support.
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Washington
American Civic ‘Association
Association
National 'Park
Niagasa Balts
Presigent ‘Taft Ia
Ourth
Oklahoma Four Indian Officials Suspended in School Probe
Secretary Ballinger suspends Superintendent Benedict and three Indian school supervisors in Oklahoma amid an Interior Department inquiry into alleged improper conduct and conditions at the schools. Oscar Lipps arrived to take charge. Benedit and the four officers face a thorough review of duties, contracts, and moral welfare implications.
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Ashington
Unger
Interior Department
John D Benedict
Oklahoma
Interior Departant
Calvin Batlard
McAleater
Frederick H. Umbholtz
Eihe Chickasawachogla
Ardmore
Walter Falwell
Grack Hoola
Muskogee
Secretary of the Interior
Benedict
Oklahome
Department
Indian Service
Ballinger
Valentine
Indian Office
Three Killed in Texas and Pacific Train Wreck
In Shreveport Louisiana an eastbound passenger train from Texas and Pacific derailed in the suburbs before midnight. Three persons were killed and investigators began work at the scene.
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Texas and Pacific
Shreveport
Boy Is Killed by Aged Merchant in Chattanooga
Isaac W. McLean a 62 year old merchant shot and killed 18 year old Robert Kitchen in East Chattanooga after Kitchen intervened to defend children ordered away from the store. McLean is jailed.
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Boy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Isaac W. McLean
Robert Kitehen
East Chattapooga
McLean
Jell
Escaped Knife By Coughing FI Pittsburg Infant
An operation to remove an appendix on Norman Barnett, son of George Barnett, was interrupted when the device caused by a coughing fit led to a dangerous accident. The child is rapidly recovering. A Bell-Groff notice reports a marriage in Waycross, Rosa Bell to Mr. P, officiated by Rev. Jenkins. Evansville suffers $80,000 in fire losses with gas explosions in the business district. Fireman Fitzgerald injured by flying glass.
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Pittsburg
Kittening
Norman Barnett
George Barnett
Bell-Groff
Waycross
Rosa Bell
Rev. Jenkins
Evanavilla
Indi
Fitzgerald
Autos Undervalued in Winnipeg Customs Report
Winnipeg detectives investigating alleged irregularities at customs offices along the boundary line report that valuable automobiles imported from the United States are undervalued and owners must pay the difference on demand.
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Winnipeg
Man
Vanaalan
United States
Coal Lands Sold Along Monongahela Front
The Charleston Iron Company sold 3644 acres of coal land and 296 acres of surface land in the county to H. G. Frick Coke Company for 2 284 418 dollars in cash. Coal lands fetched 860 dollars per acre and surface land 125 dollars per acre. The land fronts the Monongahela River and is traversed by railroads at front and rear.
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Emuloy
Chatrton Iron Company
H. G Frick Coke
Thia County
Coat Lande
Monongahela River
Harvard Learns From Four Child Prodigies Board
Boston reports on four Harvard bound child prodigies aged 11 to 15. Notables include Norbert Welmer, 14, Tufts graduate and Harvard tributary student. William T. Sidis, 11, famed math wunderkind. Lina W Berle, 15, and Adolpha Berle, 14, Radcliffe and Harvard freshmen. Parents Rev A A Berle of Shawmut Church fostered multilingual and mathematical learning.
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Boston
Harvard University
Norbert Welmer
Tufts College
Harvard Graduate School
William T. Sidis
Brookline
Army of Idle Men Decrease Shows Big Falls
Albany N Y January The decline in idleness among organized wage earners in New York state continues according to the state department of labor reports. End of September shows idleness at 10.3 percent, less than half the year prior and near the 1907 level. Average earnings for union workingmen with jobs in July September were $283, up from $207 in 1908 and $227 in 1907.
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Albany
New York State
State Department of Labor
Storm warnings sent through air to mariners coastwise
Storm warnings flash along the coast and to ships at sea via telegraph and wireless networks from Newport. After the Weather Bureau issues the warning, the Newport wireless operator relays it to other stations and ships pick up the message.
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New York
Hovel
Newport
United States Weather Bureau
Enorbit
Ses
Memorial services for Rev. David C Hughes held in Newark
Memorial services for the late Rev. David C Hughes father of Governor Hughes were held tonight at the Calvary Baptist church where he was a parishioner at the time of his death. Governor Hughes, Mrs Hughes, the widow, Charles E Hughes Jr, Misses Helen and Catherine Hughes and George Curtin Treadwell military secretary to the governor attended the service.
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Hughes
Newark
David Corvices
Calvary Baptist Church
de . Ruphes
Charles E. Hughes
Helen
Catherine Hughes
George Curtin Treadwell
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