Brooke Testifies On Wood Insubordination Hearing
Major General John R. Brooke testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee in Washington, presenting records to back claims that General Leonard Wood violated orders in Santiago and bypassed his commander. The hearing discussed Wood's attitude toward the press, centralization, and discipline, with possible recall from the Philippines and subpoenas for other officers.
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Assassination Sparks Deaths in Hart County Kentucky
In Hart county near Pike View two men were killed and others wounded in a feud linked murder. Squire Osborne and his son Dave Osborne died. Will Gardner mortally wounded. John Bennett injured. Suspect Custer Gardner captured after a struggle, jailed in Munfordville. Incidents stem from a family quarrel, stirring Hart Larne Harden counties.
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Grand Rapids Water Works Bribery Scandal Unfolds
Ex City Attorney Lant K Salsbury testifies in a grand jury exam, revealing a wide water scandal in Grand Rapids Michigan. He lists six conspiracy schemes with bribe amounts and naming many officials and prominent figures, including former mayor George R Perry and Senator David Burns, amid broader investigations and arrests.
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Lynch Negro Trio Executed in Daylight Near Shreveport
In Belcher, near Shreveport, about 1,200 people witnessed the daylight lynching of Phil Davis Walter Carter and Clint Thomas for the murder of Robert Adger. The three confessed and were hanged from a single tree limb with no shots fired.
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FRAINS COLLIDE AND TRAIN WRECK REPORTS
Two men died and a third was fatally injured in a collision between an eastbound freight and a work train on the Norfolk and Western line east of Portsmouth. Engineer C C Mitchell of Kenaya and Fireman Frank Sullivan of Kenova were killed. Brakeman Eliswick was fatally injured.
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Germany Recognizes Panama as Independent Republic
Washington December 1 Germany officially recognizes Panama as a sovereign state and expects other nations to follow. Panama will honor treaties with Germany and Colombia as far as territory under Panama sovereignty, except for the canal strip where U S rights remain. The note to Panama’s minister Buñuel-Varilla confirms this recognition and prior assurances.
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Congressional Forecast: Cannon to Announce Committees
Washington Nov 30 The week’s notable events in the House include Speaker Cannon’s expected committee announcements likely Tuesday with possible delays. Minority Leader Williams warns of a Republican Congress in relation doing nothing and a quorum fight may force daily meetings. The Senate plans routine business and may adjourn by Friday if House acts.
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Russian Demands Redress in Manchuria War Crisis
Tokyo dispatches report Admiral Alexiev sending ships to Port Arthur to back Russia's demand over Manchuria following a clash with Japan. Yuan Shikai and Wagachan dispute evacuation claims, while China could resist and seek Allied support. Storms in Italy and sharp market notes close this fragmented page.
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