Foreigners Targeted as Matagalpa Crisis Deepens
In Nicaragua a wave of anti foreign demonstrations in Matagalpa alarms residents. Local merchants and officials suspect the Madrix faction orchestrates threats to Americans and other foreigners. American Consul General Eberhardt reports he is detained at large during a tour of inspection and has cabled Washington with the alarm.
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Mategalpa
Mansgus
Wrabington
Madrix
Americana
International Railway Commission to Oversee US Canada Rates
Washington July 14 the United States and Canada move toward a joint international railway commission with rate supervision. Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Knapp and Canada’s John Mabee to confer, aiming for a report before Congress sessions in December.
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International Railway Commission
Canada
Washington
United States
Martin A. Knapper
Interstate Commerce Commission
United Ataraa
John B. Mabee
Ralway Commission of
Kraopp
Knapp
Maban
Mabea
Tk Wna
Painta
Mahee
Ottawa
Tme
N Can
American Congress
Miner Snelling Opens Fire Killing Miner Near Clarktte Mines
Greensbourg era July 14 John Snelling deputy sheriff aged 20 arrested after being found hiding in woods near the Clarktte mines. He shot and killed John Cutler a striking miner late at night. Eight state troopers were sent to search for the missing deputy after Cur ls body was found roadside with four bullet wounds. Snelling confesses to the killing and says it was not in self defense.
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Greensourg
Era
John Snelling
Clarktte
John Cutler
Snelling
Have You Western Boundary of Wisconsin Resembles Washington
A fragment from The Toledo Blade notes a playful claim that the western boundary line of Wisconsin resembles the profile of George Washington. The text appears garbled but hints at a general curiosity or joke about map shapes.
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Toledo Blade
Wisconsin
George Washington
Troops Prepare for Governor Brown Visit at Camp
July 14 Chickamauga Tenn Gov Brown to review Georgia brigade and Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe campgrounds Saturday. General Anderson Mills to greet him. reception plans uncertain. one company excused sick. first sham battle praised. incident with a cavalry horse causing a brief halt amused all.
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Tom Bryson
Chickamauga
Tenn
Joe Brown
Georgia Brigade
Clifford L. Andarnon
AL. Mills
Department of the Guilt
Brown
Chattanooga
Anderson
Milla
Mills
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Palmour
E. B Pomeroy
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Akerman Named for Congress in Seventh Georgia District
Rome July 14 The Republicans of Georgia Seventh district nominate Walter Akerman for Congress and plan a thorough campaign. Akerman postmaster at Cartersville and son of Amos T. Akerman, Princeton graduate, unseasoned in politics. He chairs the district committee and won unanimous nomination. Gordon Lee seeks Democratic nomination, opposed by Moses Wright. Akerman to issue acceptance and platform in two weeks.
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Rome
Georgia
Walter Akerman
Congress
Republican National Congressional Committee
Taft
Akerman
Cartersville
Aly
Amos T. Akerman
Granta
Princeton
Gordon Lee
Moses
Wright
Gate City Company Purchases Stock In Bankruptcy Sale
Judge Percy Adams confirmed yesterday the sale of the Carter & Anleapia Electric Company stock to Gate City Electric Company. Purchasers announce plans to liquidate remaining stock next week and moved any leftovers to their business location after completing the auction. C W Murray served as receiver when Carter Gillespie Electric Company entered bankruptcy.
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Percy Adams
Carter & An- Leapia Electric Company
Gate’ City Electric Company
Carter-Gillespie Electric Company
C. W. Murray
Yale president Hadley asked to head railroad funding commission
Beverly July 14 President Arthur T Hadley of Yale has been asked by President Taft to head a commission to decide whether railroads may water their issues of stocks and bonds, while Hadley tries to arrange time off from school duties.
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Beverly
Mase
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Taft
Hadley
Bucketshop men extradited to Washington from New York
New York July 14 The government won a victory to extradite five Edward Bogs Co partners from New York to Washington on October 1 for alleged bucket shop operations. Bonds set at 6000 each. Other suspects Louisa Cella Angelo Cella and Samuel Adler faced charges including perjury and witness complicity. Commissioner Sheila to rule on further extraditions.
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New York
Triny
Washington
Judge Hand
United States Court
Edward 8. Bobbs
Richard E. Preusser
Leo Mayer
Robert Guy
Oliver J. Robinson
Edward 8. Boggs & Co
Commissioner Shield
Purety Company
Boggs
Louisa
Angelo Cella
St Louis
Samuel W. Adler
Columbia
Loula A. Cella
Henry Altemus
Georgetown
Ohio
Celtes Os
Altemus
Callas
Adler
Standard Stock and Grain Dealers
Jersey City
Artemus
Laut Cella
Calla
Dallas
Shiela
Railways Suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced on July 14 its plan to suspend 21 tariffs pending a formal inquiry into their reasonableness. The suspension will generally last 120 days from the tariff’s effective date, with later orders detailing any permitted increases. The commission will notify carriers and hold hearings to determine whether the rate rises are warranted.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Communion
Atenda
Commission
Lfhe
Judge Hart Withdraws From Georgia Governor Race
Judge John C. Hart announces withdrawal from the race for Georgia governor. He cites aim to quell partisan strife and urges unity, warning continued factional politics threaten the state’s finances, credit, and public good, and that he resigns from the contest with no personal grievance.
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John C. Harts
State of
Georgia
Democratic Party
Momiad
Mui
Tam
Amith
Brown
Legislative
Smith
Joe Brown
Hoke Smithman
Jock Read
Govarnor Smith
Morgia
Poliica
Hart Retires From The Race For Governor
Judge Hart announces retirement from candidacy citing a desire for peace and to avoid partisan strife. He warns Georgia of fiscal crisis and pledges to return to his Greene county farm, saying his remaining years will focus on family and private work.
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Hart
Anya
Georgia
Ffice
Cheriah
Fargo
Greene County
Ocmulgea
Generel
Crippen Murder Case Shocks London Poles Link to Wife
Police find a buried burned body in the Crippen house and identify it as Belle Elmore Mrs Crippen. Crippen confesses to quarrel but refuses full details amid scattered wartime gossip and a California fake death ad The case traces Belle Elmore a Brooklyn girl who disappeared after marriage to Dr Crippen an eye and ear specialist with links to Detroit San Trego East Lake City Loute and Brooklyn.
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Dr. Crippen
Crippen
California
Colt Water
Mich
Detroit
San Trego
Cal
East Lake City
EtLoute
Brooklyn
Belle Elmore
New York
London
Bille Elmore
R. A. Mills
Haildrop Crescent
North London
England
Cora
Emagine
Kunigunde Makamarksk
M. B. Marsinger
Core Marsinger
Mills
Laurae
Robert
Queens
Manhattan
Crippena
Scotland Yard
Lusitania
Loa
Gal
Mr. Crippen
Hawley Crippen
San Brancisco
Los Angeles
Crippen family copies two months after Coras death
London letters reveal Dr Crippen's grief and plan as police await Lusitania ship. Reports trace Coras Marsinger Crippen through Brooklyn Queens kin, noting stepfamily links and wealth, with Crippen distant from Hawley’s letters and a San Francisco Los Angeles route.
Robbers Crack Safe At Brinson
Robbers tonight cracked the Brinson post office safe near Brinson, Georgia, taking about 200 in cash and stamps. Bloodhounds are on the trail and a capture is expected.
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Brinson
Donaldson
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