Kellogg Calls Sandino Force Outlaws In Nicaragua
Secretary Kellogg, in a letter to William Green, says Sandino and his followers, allied with Nicaraguan labor leaders, are no political force but outlaws. He notes past ransom threats against French and German firms, mine seizures, and promised U.S. supervision of 1926 elections to ensure a free vote.
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Washington
Associated Press
Sandino
Ocotai
Kellogg
William Green
American Federation of Labo
Nicaraguan Federation of Labor
Fith Pan-American Labor Congress
Nicaragua
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Revolutionary Army
Moncada
Stimson
Monceadaefused
San Albino
Neuva Segovia
Butters
Legation
Ocotal
Sud
Salomon de la Seta
State Department
American Federation of Labor
Wich
de la Selva
Green
Congress
Luis Morones
Commerce, Labor and Industry
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
Mother of Dave Shade Widow Dies in Long Beach
Mrs. C. W. Shade mother of a family of boxers including welterweight Dave Shade dies in Long Beach California after a short illness. Survived by four daughters and several sons William George Thomas are among her sons. he trained with Jack Dempsey in Australia and New York connections noted.
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Long Beach
Calif
Associated Press
C. W. Shade
Dave Shade
Jack Dempsey
William
Australia
George
New York
Thomas
Richmond
Pope Pius Sends Funds for Palestine Earthquake Relief
Rome July 1 By Associated Press Pope Pius has sent 50000 lire about 2750 to the Patriarch of Jerusalem as his first offering for the relief of victims of the recent earthquake.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pius
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Fairfield man to face court for injuring horse
Edward V Kinsella 23 Duane Street Fairfield will appear in Westport Town Court on August 4 to answer reckless driving charges after a delivery car he drove owned by John McGarry Fairfield struck a horse owned by Mrs David Fleming 3c Bronson Road Fairfield. The horse valued at 1200 was fatally injured. State Trooper Charles Quigley arrested him.
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Edward V Kinsella
Duane Street
Fairfield
Westport Town Court
Kinsella
John McGarry
David Fleming
Bronson Road
Charles Quigley
Rooslie Burns Knee After Camping Accident
New York July 18. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt hospitalized at Harbor hospital suffering severe burns on a right knee from an accident last week when he spilled hot fat on his leg during a camping trip.
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New York
Brest
Theodore Roosevelt
Harbor Hospital
American Killed by Nicaraguans Described by Ocotal Chief
An Ocotal official, Amnaldo Ramirez Abanaza, reports to President Diaz on a fierce battle between U.S. Marines, Nicaraguan Constabulary, and Sandino rebels. He details bombardment, heavy combat in the park, battlefield casualties among Americans and civilians, and the stubborn Marine defense led by Captain Hatfield and Lieutenants Darnell and Bleisner.
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Amnaldo Ramirez Abanaza
Politica
Ocotal
Adolfo Diaz
Sandino
Nicaragua
la Om
Breve Iy
Municipality Park
Comandancia
Lewis Uns
Rufo Martin
Rufo
Lcat
Porfirio Sanchez
Bandino
Police
Hatfield
Saphine
Arie
Huemeaty
Captain Hatfield
Dieutenants Darnell
Bleisner
Comandanci
Constabulary
Sendino
Drone Maria Paguaga
Arrangement for divorce denied by Maine lawyer
Portland Maine July 1 In Maine arrange ment cannot secure a divorce says William H Gulliver attorney for Mrs Edith Widing Vertsee who filed against Herman A Yatfee known in Dayton Ohio society circles as Yenyon A Stoddard He asked Judge Arthur Chapman Cumberland County Superior court to note collusion bar While Yatfee’s divorce was rumored to be arranged in Portland Maine Mrs Yattee plans to seek a hearing September term as courts recess until September The case involves secret Newport Kentucky marriage and prior Dayton divorce proceedings and delays in Maine hearings
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Portland
Maine
Associated Press
Mentia
William H Gulliver
Edith Widing Vertsee
Herman A. Yatfee
Dayton
Ohio
Yenyon
Arthur Chapman
Cumberland County Superior Court
News Dispatch
Chicago
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Charles H Simmsa
Yaffee
Buma
Daughier
Charlotte Simms
Newport
Gulliver
Yeffee
Yattee
Burnpr
Yatter
Nicaragua and Pan American labor talks riven by Sandino clash
July 18 report from Washington describes tension as American marines clash with Sandino forces near Ocotal Nicaragua during Pan American Labor congress proceedings. Kellogg denounces Sandino as banditry abroad while Haitian delegation arrest and Haitian editor arrests surface. camp at Dr. Peterson's New York area hosts 418th Infantry Reserve troops with casual details, drills, and weathered communications after a lightning strike.
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Washington
Associated Press
Phis
Nicaagua
Sandino Vt Ocotal
Nicaragua
Pan-American Labor Congress
Port
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
State Department
Borne
Haiti
Palestine quake toll fixed at 200 dead
London July 1 The acting high commissioner in Palestine reports 200 killed 365 seriously injured and 375 slightly hurt from the earthquake. In Transjordan 68 killed and 102 injured. Thousands of houses seriously damaged. Government premises escaped lightly.
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London
Associated Press
Colonial Office
Palestine
Transjordania
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