Crisis in Nicaragua Grows as U S Considers Action
Reports from authoritative sources say the Nicaragua crisis deepens with alleged ill treatment of Pittman an American imprisoned in Managua and threats to American lives and property. The United States debates intervention as Madriz faces mounting charges and further acts stir anti American sentiment in Central and South America.
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South America
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Horatius Beaten as Bridge Standoff Ends in Capture
At Indian Creek near Oxford James Decker, aged 50, armed with revolver shotgun and rifle, fired on relatives and blocked traffic after a night of insanity. DeputiesMet and Mills located him in a cornfield and captured him Friday morning after a long bridge standoff.
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Ker
Indian Creek
James
Fred Decker
Ford Bord- Decker
Crippen’s Confessions Exploit Cripps Case Details
The article summarizes Crippen’s alleged letters to relatives claiming Mrs Crippen went to California to meet her wealthy California relatives and died there. It describes his depiction of events as criminal art and claims a false marriage to Mrs Len Ang after the wife’s “death.” The piece discusses attempts to convict Crippen and the legal obstacles to proving the death.
Priest Vivisectionist
United Press reports anti vivisectionists seized on a Pope Pius letter to Aldo Benetti a Terraia parish priest who tested live swallows with mechanical wings Benetti cut and fitted wings from several swallows saying the birds were martyrs to science Pope Pius urged caution warning discipline for further live bird experiments but sent funds to build models to encourage aviation without torture.
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Pope Pius
Aldo Benetti
Terraia
Father Benetti
Pius
Spoleto
Health board tours sites for district tuberculosis hospital
A party led by Dr. C A Probst inspected proposed sites Thursday with County Commissioners BrisseI and Ake and Dr Josiah Hartzell from Canton. They viewed the Bixler farm at Springfield Lake and then visited Stark county sites by auto. A written report will go to Secretary Levi Kaufman who will call a meeting of Stark Summit Columbiana and Portage county commissioners to select a site either Canton or Akron.
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Josiah Hartzell
Canton
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C. A. Probst
Columbus
State Health Board
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Summit County
Springfield Lake
Bixler
Stark County
Probst
Brissel and
Levi Kaufman
Akron
Canton youth swims across Meyers lake twice
Donald Brown of Canton attracts attention with multiple feats at Meyers lake. He swam from the bathing house to the boat house and back Thursday evening, then swam again from north to south after a brief rest.
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Donald Brown
Canton
Meyers Lake
Boston Mayor fights showing of rematch fight pics
Mayor Fitzgerald receives notice from the moving picture syndicate controlling the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures. The syndicate declares its intent to challenge his edict against displaying the fight films in Boston.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Moving Picture Syndicate
Jeffries-Johnson
Cleveland man dies from gunshots in Lakeside Hospital incident
Bruno Caligicko died at Lakeside hospital from bullet wounds suffered when a Lake Shore construction camp was robbed by five men. Vincent Candavenera is seriously wounded.
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Bruno Caligicko
Lakeside Hospital
Lake Shore
Vincent Candavenera
California to revive boxing in August match
Jim Coffroth announced a planned August boxing bout in San Francisco. The fight would pit Ad Wolgast against Owen Moran, with both managers reportedly agreeing on terms despite Governor Gillett's hostile stance.
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United Press
San Francisco
Sports
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Jim Coffroth
Wolgast
Owen Moran
Germans to Meet All Canton Societies in Akron Convention
Delegates from every German society in Canton are expected to attend the German American alliance of Ohio meeting in Akron this August 2021. Local clubs will hold Sunday meetings to pick their delegates.
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Akron
Canton
Constantinople Crackdown Ties Plot to Paris Headquarters
Dozens of arrests are reported in connection with a new revolutionary plot allegedly headed by Cherif Pasha, once Turkish minister to Stockholm under Abdul Hamid, with its command center in Paris.
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Constantinople
Paris
Cherif Pasha
Stockholm
Abdul Hamid
Desperate inmates escape Shelby jail amid hanging plans
Memphis report says two condemned men, John Casson and Robert George, jailed for murder, broke out of Shelby county jail early Friday as they awaited execution in Nashville.
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Memphis
Tenn
John Casson
Robert George
Nashville
Shelby County
Aviation spectre claims two more lives in Europe
In Ghent Belgium aviator Daniel Kinet dies from injuries after a fall last Sunday. He held the passenger carrying record in 1910 Mourmelon France and later improved it. In Coventry England parachute jumper Miss Viola Spencer dies from injuries after a parachute failure during an exhibition Saturday.
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United Press
London
Ghent
Daniel Kinet
Reuter
Kinet
Mourmelon
France
Kramer Breaks World Record For 25 Miles At Lighthouse Track
New Haven riders discuss Frank Kramer lowering the world record for 25 miles on an eight lap course. He finished in 54 minutes 13 seconds, cutting two minutes 15 seconds from the previous mark. Competing riders included Vanoni Fogler Eddie Root Krebs Goulet Bedell Bardgett and Anderson.
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Frank Kramer
New Haven
Conn
Lighthouse Track
Kramer
Vanoni
Fogler
Eddie Root
Krebs
Goulet
Australia
Bedell Brothers
Bardgett
Anderson
Dynamite Dynamites Viaduct At Mee Kee Rocks
A Wabash railroad iron viaduct near Mee Kee Rocks was dynamited early today amid labor trouble claims. The one quarter mile long structure at the Wabash junction of the Pennsylvania tracks suffered no injuries, though the blast shattered many windows in the city’s western section.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Mee- Kees Rocks
Wabash
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dr. Pearsons Plans Final Bequests to Colleges
The 90 plus year old Dr. D. K. Pearsons, afflicted with rheumatism, intends to sell his Chicago home and enter a sanitarium. He gifted $6,000,000 to 29 small colleges and says his next birthday will mark his last bequests, after which he will rest and wait for the end.
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Chicago
D. K. Pearsons
Pearsons
Dr. Peasons Alway
Readines
Handkerchiefs and Hose Supporters Sale Ad
Vintage classified brief lists 10c items including men's plain white handkerchiefs and hose supporters. Small ad notes low prices and limited stock in a general merchandise section.
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