Bluefields Open Part Protest Over Nicaragua Claim
Washington reports a protest by Nicaragua’s provisional government against U S nonrecognition of its decree declaring Bluefields closed. Norway’s recognition of the order and Norway’s port policy are debated as Washington and Havana communicate. The dispute centers on Bluefields open port status and protection of American lives and property.
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United States
Jadriz
Nicaragua
Bluefielde
Norway
Nicar
Foreign Office
Bluefields Steamship Company
Bluefields
Madriz
Havana
Mexico
Central America
Weasela
Intp
State Department
New Orleana
New Orleans
Crippen May Be Hiding as Police Track Crippen Victim
Inspector Dow of Scotland Yard rushed to Canada after a wireless report said two people resembling Dr Crippen and Miss Le Neve are aboard a vessel bound for Canada. The search team believes Crippen and his typist fled to France then sailed toward Canada aboard an Allan liner Corsican or Cunard Caronia, with Dow en route to assist the pursuit.
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London
Inspector Dow
Scotland Yard
H. H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Canada
Liverpool
Midocein
Dr. Crippin
Miss Leneve
Jonny Crippen
Misa Leneye
Forest
Polke
Crippen
France
Tuesaday
Quebec
Inspector Dow 5
New York
Half Million Suffragettes March in Historic London Parade
London July 8. Histories record the largest suffrage protest as more than 660000 women marched on Hyde Park to demand passage of the franchise bill. Leaders wore prison garments and were joined by artists, actresses, and international suffragists in a colorful, organized display.
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London
Tlyderk
Kielon
Ene
Hyde Park
Bait Willlion
Ines
Mriichya Thay
Cee
Prospects of Arbitration End to Grad TranK Railroad Strike
Ottawa July 23 The prospect of settlement of the Grad TranK railroad strike by arbitration grows brighter as the men agree to arbitrate while President Hayes of the road demands all arbitrators be expert railroad men.
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Ottawa
Hayes
Road
Swift Justice for Unfaithful Agent Bevern
Edwin Bevern, a Walcott ticket agent, was arrested by Special Agent Lewis in Cheyenne for stealing cash and a ticket. He pled guilty and received 12 months in the penitentiary, with the entire process from theft to imprisonment completed in 24 hours.
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Rawlins
Wye
Edwin Bevern
Walcott
Lewis
Cheyenne
Cyclone in Italy Kills Twenty Five
A cyclone northwest of Milan caused major destruction hitting Saronno Rovello Porro Lonate Pozzolo. Twenty five people were killed and many houses unroofed. Telegraph lines and railroad tracks were damaged. A factory near Buat Araision collapsed, burying workers and injuring many.
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Italy
Milan
Saronno
Rovellneca
Lonate Possolo
Buato Araision
Indians to field pitchers for Pioneer Park game
Manager Ira Bidwell announced that Hendrix or Rusty will pitch for the Indians against Graeley at Pioneer Park this afternoon. Padfield or Mightewer will start for the Visitors, with both teams hoping to claim the championship of Northern Colors.
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Ira Bidwell
Lantwighe
Hendrix
Rusty
Indians
Graeley
Pioneer Park
Padfield
Fort Lupton Leam
Mightewer
Port Coline
Visltors
Lam Veeders
Hanutbraus
Iim
Ship Subsidy Measure 70 Faces Fast-Track Push
Washington July 24 The ship subsidy bill faces a rapid path in the next Congress with a potential presidential backing and a Senate committee plan. House action hinges on Humphrey’s measure and procedural tactics. opponents warn of graft and rushed debate as November elections loom and many supporters fear defeat.
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Congress
Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
House
Humphrey
Washington
House of Representatives
House Committee On Merchant Map Line and Fisheries
Wilson
Chicago
Arey
Geral
Speculator's Shortage Disrupts Fidelity Trust
Loulaville Kentucky July 8 Aug 8 Rooke assistant secretary and bookkeeper at Fidelity Trust Company is believed to have absconded with 140000 the entire surplus. John W Barr president says Ropke held bond of 25000. Ropke jailed unable to post bond. He was a respected man with a family and long service at the bank. The loss was discovered after an investigation revealed the full surplus vanished.
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Loulavile
Augiat Rooke
Aid
Fidelity Trust Company
John W. Barr
Op i - Ropke Fa
Stern
Ropke
Wall Street
Chicago
Tt Te Waid
Heile
Trust
Barcelona shooting stirs politics amid Maura charges
In Madrid the Republication party hails a gun attack on Antonio Maura in Barcelona as a chance to reopen charges that he bore responsibility for last year’s massacres. Rocca shot Maura in the leg as Iglesias calls for accountability, while Maura travels to Majorca for the summer with guards and relatives detained.
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Madrid
Curbera
Corfes
Barcelona
Antonio Maura
S Paniesh
Is Rocca
Senor Maura
Majorca
Maura
Iglesiag Ured
Rocca
Francia
Rotca
Lenoy Maura
Way le
Noae
Bal
Marta
Miramar
Cortes
Iglesias
Canalejas
Ferrer
Iglesi
Heat Wave Sweeps Imperial Valley Killing Dozens
Extreme heat in the Imperial valley produced record highs from 108 to 118 degrees this week. Ten deaths across the valley are reported, with coroner teams in San Bernardino collecting bodies and rescue efforts for a missing miner near Victorville amid furnace like desert heat. Kansas City and Topeka report 66 to 103 degree temperatures, harming crops in Oklahoma.
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Electro
Cal
Imperial Valley
San Bernardino
van Wie
Victorville
Newt
Aes Wert
California
Kansas City
Kassae City
Topeka
Wichita
Oklahoma
Okla
Minnesota Democrats Divided On Prohibition
St Paul July 28 Returns from a large Democratic county convention show delegates favor John Lind of Minneapolis former governor for governor. On county option the party appears divided.
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St. Paul
John Lind
Minneapolis
Operation fatal to Rawling ball player
Joe Freeman, a Rawling boy and pitcher for the local nine, died at Rock Springs hospital today after an appendicitis operation.
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Rawling
Wyo
Joe Freeman
Rock Springs Hospital
Local
Nine
Japanese Takes Beating but Jul Jitsu Makes Yankee Quit
Night in Cheyenne showcased Young Togo, a remarkable Japanese boxer, who used Jiu Jitsu to counter boxing. The seven round ending saw Eddie Lennon quit after a brutal, vision-filled bout where Togo dominated almost every round outside the first. The crowd witnessed a display of relentless offense and resilience.
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Togo
Jiu Jiang
Eddie Leaman
Cheyenne
Eddie Lennon
Sam Langford
Lennan
Lenkan
Useressor
Leagan
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