Roosevelt state campaign notes touch border troops and graft
Report recalls Theodore Roosevelt era moves with York voyage to Brazil and border troop deployments. It notes graft investigations in New York, anti foreign base stance, and a broad call for lawful order with a national teachers grouping idea and local political maneuvers.
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Rosenthal
New York
Baltic Collapse at Binz Lands Crowd
A landing stage at Binz Germany collapsed sending over a hundred people into the Baltic Sea during a band concert. The incident prompted rescues as bystanders scrambled to safety along the crowded shore.
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Binz
Germany
Baltic sea
New Mexico Magazine to be launched by Fosters in Las Cruces
The San Marcial Standard folded and the Fosters plan to start the New Mexico Magazine in Las Cruces on September 1. On June 30 the Grant County Telephone plant was transferred to Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. In Etancia county the boosters met at Mountainair and elected Harry J. Fincke president R. L. Hitt secretary and Dr. C. J. Amble treasurer to form a temporary organization.
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Fosters
Las Cruces
Grant County Telephone Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Etancia county
boosters
Mountainair
Harry J. Fincke
Moriarty
R. L. Hitt
Willard
C. J. Amble
Manzano
Revolution in Nicaragua Draws 350 Marines to Managua
Panama sent 350 marines to reinforce the American force in Managua amid unrest. The collier Justin was ordered to carry them to Corinto. U S blue jackets and Marines landed from the gunboat Annapolis at Corinto and now in Managua demand Gen. Luis Mena surrender lake steamers run by an American railroad company. George T. Weitzell, U S minister, has sent a note to General Mena urging compliance.
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Justin
Corinto
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George T. Weitzell
Mena
Managua mobilizes forces against Mena faction
Government of President Diaz recognizes its authority as it concentrates troops from Corinto to Managua. A large quantity of materiel is moved to enable the offensive against General Mena’s followers.
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ment
Diaz
Corinto
Managua
Mena
Sierra Juarez
Mexican Rebels, Federals Clash Across Chihuahua Region
Lieuts Alberto and Gustavo Salinas study aviation at Hempstead Plains as rebels and federals maneuver across Madera and Casas Grandes. In El Paso shots hit homes. Orozco plans flight from Juarez while rebels burn archives and suffer heavy losses at Qojitos and Casa de Janos.
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Gustavo Salinas
Hempstead Plains
S. 1
Casas Grandes
Madera
Rabago
Salazar
Orozco
Juarez
Chihuahua
Pascual Orozco
Mexico Northwestern
Qojitos
Blanco
Casa de Janos
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