Shah Flies From Tehran Amid Persian Turmoil
Severe comments follow the Shah’s sudden departure from Tehran as rumors claim jewels were sent to Russia and a Russian force may return to support the Qajar dynasty. In St Petersburg reports warn of worsening Persian affairs and possible foreign intervention as Russia demands indemnities.
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ST. Petersburg
Persia
Shah Mohammed Ali Mirza
Shah
Berlin
Teheran
Bage Shakh Palace
Forei
Russia
Lenkoram
Eight Killed and Twenty Hurt in Trolley Crash
A Baltimore to Annapolis electric railroad collision on a curve left eight dead and many injured during Naval Academy festivities. Wreck occurred near Camp Parole after a curve restricted view. Names of victims include Ruth Slaughter and several Baltimore figures. An investigation was ordered.
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San Francisco
W. A. Weldon
San Pedro
Babcock and Wilcox
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolislectric Railroad
Naval Academy
Zach O’neal
New York
Ruth Slaughter
William B. Slaughter
J. W. McDaniel
Baltimore
George White
Thomas William B. B. B. Williams
Harry Jacobson
A. H. Schultz
McDaniels
Peter J. Campbell
Mignon Campbell
Campbell
W. W. White
White
Fred W. Schlens
J. H. Dennis
James R. Brasshears
Thomas Wilson
William Fine
Annapolis
van Meter
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Wadsworth
Miss Harris
Philadelphia
Camp Parole
Washington
William E. Slaughter
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis
Spain considers tougher policy after Casablanca clash
Spain's cabinet told King Alfonso XIII that a tougher stance is needed after the Casablanca incident with French troops and Spanish police. Prime Minister Maura warned that past punishments failed as a deterrent and hinted Spain might withdraw troops if further incidents occur amid strained Moorish ports policy.
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Commercial Tribune
Madrid
Senor Maura
Casablanca
Spain
Algeciras
France
Two More Ohioans Held on Tobacco Bed Destruction
Two more men from near Higginsport Clarence Holden and William Devore were arrested in Brown County for destroying a tobacco bed on Lee Jones farm last April. They were bound over to the Common Pleas Court in $1,000 bonds each. Henry Lathem, a Kentuckian arrested yesterday with a revolver, received a workhouse commitment. A night attempt to ruin Norvel Johnson’s tobacco beds near Decatur pike was halted by nearby First Infantry.
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Commercial Tribune
Ripley
Brown County
Clarence Holden
William Devore
Higginsport
Lee Jones
Williams
Common Pleas Court
Henry Lathem
Norvel Johnson
Decatur Pike
Brakes Fail In City Collision Injuring Nine
An automobile carrying nine people was struck by a Colerain avenue car at Poplar and Linn streets at about 5 pm yesterday. The auto belonged to Harry P. Jones, leader in local coal firms, and was filled with Mrs Jones and four children, Mrs James McDonald and her two children, and driver George Robinson. They were returning from League Park field day.
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Colerain Avenue
Poplar and
Linn Streets
Jones
Blanche
James
Harry
Ida May
James McDonald
Ashland Avenue
Mary
George Robinson
League Park
Poplar Street
Tornado Report Wipes Out Scandia Town In Nebraska
Lincoln dispatch says Rock Island Railroad received late night word that Scandia in Kansas border Nebraska was practically wiped out by a tornado. Burlington line also reported Riverton near Franklin damaged with few details.
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Lincoln, Neb
Rock Island Railroad
Scandia
Chester
Nebraska Line
Kansas
Burlington
Riverton
Franklin
Tornado Strikes Lincoln Nebraska Area Homes Churches Damaged
Violent wind and rain swept South Central Nebraska with possible tornadoes damaging four towns Franklin Fairfield Chester Navale. Telecommunication lines were crippled as injuries and some fatalities were reported and extensive property damage occurred including churches and the high school in Fairfield.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Franklin
Fairfield
Chester
Navale
State Journal
William H Blair Dies by Own Action
A report notes the death of William H Blair by his own action. No additional details are provided in the available text.
Tragic Escape Attempt Ends in Death of William H. Blair
William H. Blair, noted Republican politician and former County Commissioner, killed himself by leaping from the Big Four Railroad trestle over Mill Creek between Arlington Heights and Hartwell. An inmate of Longview Asylum since 1907, he was deemed mentally irresponsible. The inquest led by Coroner Cameron noted Blair’s frequent requests for country walks and his final ascent with nurse W. C. Cahall, ending when he ran and jumped from the trestle.
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Sebree
Robertson
Howard
Soerate Neulliy
Longview
Bridge
William H. Blair
Big Four
Mill Creek
Arlington Heights
Hartwell
Longview Asylum
Madisonville
Blair
Cameron
W. C. Kendig
Asum
Dr. Kendig
Kendig
Cahall
Lockland Lumber Company
Dreyfus Affair Spars Conspiracy View Shocks Paris
Paris reports split reactions after Major Alfred Dreyfus shooting as nationalist and republican papers clash over motives and punishment. Authorities probe Gregori's alleged plot while Dreyfus remains in stable condition and the case draws high public emotion.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
London
Court of Cassation
Gregori
Tony
Tha
Taft Forces Sweep Contests At Republican Meeting
The Republican National Committee rejected twenty four Alabama and Arkansas contests in favor of Taft aligned delegates without roll calls. Florida Georgia and Kentucky contests to be heard tomorrow involve thirty four seats. Protests against Hitchcock Statter and Phelps were tabled after claims of conflicts of interest.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
Taft
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Frank H. Hitchcock
Arthur F. Statter
the Treasury
Charles G. Phelps
Washington
Mr. Hitchcock
Aldrich
Messrs. Hitchcock
Statter
Phelps
QO. D. Street
United States
Thompson
Charles H. Scott
Mr. Scott
Scott-Davidson
A. M. Stevenson
Colorado
Scott
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