Allies Press Separate Treatment in Venezuelan Arbitration Talks
London reports officials say the allies offer to arbitrate their claims as a separate treatment rather than preferential. They will lift the blockade once the protocol backing arbitration is signed, even if The Hague court or Roosevelt declines. Berlin and London stress moving quickly and avoid new complications with Venezuela.
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London
Hague Court of Arbitration
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Bowen
Herbert
Hague Court
Berlin
Washington
Downing Street
Roue
Foreign Office
Hague
Roosevelt declines arbitration on Venezuela claims
President Roosevelt rejects allied proposals to arbitrate creditor treatment in Venezuela disputes and directs Hay to inform Britain. The move shifts the case to The Hague as the blockade threat rises and Bowen remains central to talks. An embassy note notes British envoy's illness delaying signature of the protocol.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Hay
Hague
Bowen
Baron von Sternberg
Fragmentary note on a prisoner and threats to authorities
A partial excerpt describes an anarchist intent on killing established rulers and clergy. The text mentions readiness at an early hour and the prisoner’s examination concluding before witnesses. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event.
Labor Day Bill Signed In Arkansas Public Holiday
Governor Davis signs a law declaring the first Monday in September a public holiday known as Labor Day. Venezuelan protocol talks in London show cautious optimism among British and German diplomats as Washington prepares statements and Downing Street coordinates with Berlin and Rome.
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Little Rock
Ark
Davis
Acre Question Sees Diminishing Alarm After Rio Branco Talks
Rio de Janeiro dispatch says Acre question is becoming less alarming as negotiations progress satisfactorily. Baron Rio Branco, Brazil’s foreign minister, hopes for a peaceful solution and condemns Brazilian press attacks on Bolivian minister Pinilla. American cruiser Detroit maintains cordial Para relations.
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New York
Acre
Rio Janeiro
Rio Branco
Senor Pinilla
Detroit
Para
Hall Hanged in Georgia Mob Lynching of Leo Hall
Reports from Dublin and Wrightsville, Georgia, say Leo Hall, a colored man who shot Sheriff D A Crawford of Johnson county, was taken from Wrightsville jail by a mob and lynched after being captured Friday. Hall had been jailed there following the shooting last Wednesday night.
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Atlanta
Dublin
Leo Hall
D. A. Crawford
Johnson County
Wrightsville
Hall
Finland Relief Efforts Report Strong Finland Aid
A Helsinki dispatch notes Finland relief measures are well organized with careful fund supervision. The Finnish national relief committee has received 16 000 from American groups and 23 000 from Russia with 14 000 from the Russian Red Cross. Delegations praise the generosity from foreign nations and Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Helingsfer
Finland
Russia
Russian Red Cross’ Society
Czarina
Passaic
N. J
Wellingtom
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