War near end as Bonilla flees battlefield
In Managua on March 25 Santos Ramirez head of telegraphs and telephones cites AP on belief the war is ended. Choluteca in Honduras remains fortified near the river three miles from Fonseca. Washington reports President Bonilla has fled and the Central American conflict is nearing closure.
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Costa Rican Annexation Agitation Reported in New Orleans
From New Orleans on March 25 Representative Acheson of Pennsylvania said Costa Ricans are agitating to join the United States as a relief from Central American wars. He described a pro annexation mood noted during a San Jose visit on March 19–20 with Costa Rican natives driving the movement.
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Tied to a Tree and Shot to Death by a Mob
Florence Alabama reports Cleveland Harding, accused of attempting to assault Mrs. Ben F. Rice, was executed by a mob led by Rice after identifying him. The crowd fired about 1000 shots, tying Harding to a tree with arms raised before the deadly volley.
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Andjera chief Abdess Adeck assassinated by tribesmen
In Tangier the Andjera tribesmen, defeated by Valiente and led by Abdess Adeck appointed by the Mahzen, have assassinated Abdess Adeck and joined Valiente. In Shanghai fears rise of famine fueled uprising. China’s ruling dynasty anxious over seditionary societies exploiting suffering.
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Wealthy Italians in fatal clash with Black Hand in Ohio
In Bellefontaine Ohio three wealthy Italians fought three presumed Black Hand members. Joseph Demar was killed with nine bullets. companions fired back and bleeding trail suggests at least one shooter wounded. Demar carried $200, body untouched. In Portland Oregon a $40,000 fund seeks Heney and Burns to probe municipal graft with decades of transactions under scrutiny.
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