Nicaragua and Salvador Rebels in Central American War
Mexico City June 11 Nicaraguans assisted by Salvador rebels are in conflict with Guatemala and internal tensions rise. Reports cite a Salvadoran gunboat Momotombo and troops moved from Bortado to Acajutia, with claims of a second battle and potential major struggle across the region. Population figures show Guatemala leads among Central American states, with Salvador and Nicaragua smaller but militarily significant.
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Belvator
Popu
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Mexico
Salvador
Preeent Figueroa
Acajutla
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Bortato
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Strome
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Ntemi
Frenty
Zelaye
Amepala
United States
Figueres
Minater Delgado
Guatemala
Honduras
Coste
Hica
Republic
Salvadorea
Guatemalan
Carpenters threaten strike at Memphis planing mills
Memphis Tenn June 11 two or more union carpenters and sixty workers walked out at noon as fifteen Memphis planing mills announced operation open after June 18. The dispute stems from Selden Breck Construction Company material sources and open shop policy.
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Memphis
Tenn
Selden-Breck Construction Company
St Louis
Fraud clash in Oklahoma nominating fight report
Seth Maskell and Les Croce claim Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Oklahoma City June 11. Haskel's camp says he won by a majority of 13 000, Croce aides demand full official count to decide the winner amid fraud accusations.
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Croce
Oklahoma City
Okla
C. N. Haskel
Oklahoma
Les Croce
Maskell
Governor Pardons Angie Birdsong After Court Stay
Mrs Angie Birdsong convicted of killing Dr Thomas Butler and sentenced to five years in prison. Governor Vardaman granted a 30 day stay of execution and will petition for pardon as the law requires. Birdsong, from Mindenhall, claimed Butler attempted assault. she shot him in his office. Decision voiced sympathy but upheld the pardon option.
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Birdsong
United States
McLaurin
Whitfield
Mayer
Calhoun
Georgia Visitors Toast Navy Ship On Jamestown Exposition
Governor Terrell and Georgia delegation aboard the battleship Georgia share a sparkling christening moment for the Navy service. Miss Stella Tate receives the superballer loving cup after fund-raising for the service. Georgia figures, General Frederick Dent Grant, and Savannah reps join during Savannah day at Jamestown, despite rain. Fifth Georgia infantry stays on for several days.
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John Corrigan
Fort Monroe
Terrel
Georgia
Richard Davenport
Terre
Roosevelt
Miss @tella Tate
Chamberlain
Frederick Dent Grant
Savannah
Fifth Georgia Regiment of Infantry
Atlanta
Penrose backs black troops over Brownsville shooting
Senate hearing in Washington probes Major Penrose and Captain Macklin denying negro soldiers fired in Brownsville Texas Aug 13. Penrose reiterates citizens stirred the riot and shells may have been planted to blame troops. Macklin denies warning residents would be harmed and says he did not make such statements.
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Washington
Brownsville
Texas
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Fifth Infantry
Senate
Foraker
Penrone
Hemenway
Springfeld
Fort Niobrara
Nebraska
Browneville
Company C
Senator Foraker
Beccame
Leahy
Metcalf Party Stranded After Jamestown Island Mission
Secretary of the Navy, Mrs Metcalf and family aboard the lighthouse tender Maple, reported aground while en route to Jamestown Island. They left Norfolk at midnight and were due back by night. no word received by late hour. Tug Potomac prepared to ascend the James River at daylight to learn the cause of the delay.
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Metcalf
Mise Metcalf
Jamestown Island
James River
Address by Carmack at University of South Carolina commencement
Former Tennessee minister FE W Carmack delivered a stirring address at the University of South Carolina commencement in Columbia. The event, held outside the university chapel for the first time, drew a large crowd as more than fifty graduates marked the institution's largest class in over a century.
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South
Chia
Afty
Six midshipmen and sailors missing after Minnesota launch loss
Norfolk reports six midshipmen from Annapolis and five enlisted men aboard the Minnesota launch vanished after leaving Discovery Landing to attend a ball. Officials fear the launch struck something, went down, and all aboard were drowned amid strong Hampton Roads tides. Admiral Evans confirmed the loss and an investigation was ordered.
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Jessa Conn
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Admiral Evans
Atlantic Fleet
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Ohio
Ike
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Colorado
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Wisconsin
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Connecticut
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W. H. Bravannon
North Carolina
Henry L. Holden
Winconsin
Seamer Ram Dowm Leench
Jung
Tiwan
Min- Resota
Police Board Sifts Grave Matters in Secret Session
The Police Board met from 10 to nearly 12 last night in executive session, withholding details. They sought the detective sergeant for information, discussed the Grady hospital neighborhood disorderly houses, and left the hospital matter unresolved.
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Roberts
Crieff Jennings
Attea
Judgealhoun
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Upehureh
Morris Crandon
Sanford
Brandon
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Talk of War With Japan Is All Bosh
Washington reports Secretary Root refused to comment on the Japanese situation, saying rumors must not receive official notice. Officials deem no danger of war, crediting internal Japanese politics and press agitation for the unrest. Meanwhile, London fears and New York stock selling linked to Japanese news caused a broad market decline.
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Root
America
Japan
New York
London
United States
Pacific Coast
Cars Stop, Phones Fail as Storm Hits City
An electrical storm disrupted Atlanta streets and power, halting streetcars and injuring many telephone lines. Wires from Bull Sluice to Atlanta faltered, cars halted on tracks as crowds waited for service to resume. Rain cooled after a heavy afternoon downpour, while Hemphill pumping station reported no rainfall but lowered reservoir levels necessitating river pumpage.
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Grand
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Atlanta
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Senator John J. Morgan Dies in Washington D C
United States Senator John Tyler Morgan of Alabama, age 60, died in Washington D C after years of ill health from angina pectoris. Born June 20 1824 in Athens Tennessee he long served Alabama at Selma and in congress chaired canal committees and favored the Nicaragua route for a proposed waterway. Funeral planned in Selma with his daughters Miss Mary Morgan and Miss Cornelia present along with secretary J C Jones.
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United States
John Tyler Morgan
Alabama
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Senate
Tie Home
Morgan
Mary Morgan
Cornelia
Mr. Morgan
Athens
Tenn
Selma
Mortman
Hawaiian Laws Commission
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