Turbulent World News Brims With Disasters and Diplomacy
A Madrid dispatch reports the sudden death of American consul Henry T. Wilcox in Vign. An explosion near Kingston, Uni, leaves eighteen dead and many hurt as ships burn and dwellings collapse. Ottawa passes a law restricting private immigration, with emphasis on legal purposes. Conflicts erupt across Chinese districts, Canton, and Sofla with casualties among locals and bandits. The Berlin region sees a killed rebel leader amid clashes with authorities near Bulthen. Australian commerce reels as shipping strikes threaten broader operations. Marshal Fayre of France succumbs to illness amid uncertainty. A global women's conference gathers in Edinburgh, drawing delegates from numerous nations.
Global China turmoil stirs fears of another Boxer era
Edward W Pickard reports rapid upheaval in China with anti foreign demonstrations and deadly clashes at Shameen Canton. Foreign powers mobilize as British French and Japanese forces converge. US urges joint action while Chinese government presses old treaties. turmoil spreads beyond Canton toward Shanghai and beyond.
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Kansas City Theater Blast Kills and Injures Dozens
A massive explosion at a Kansas City theater during a show collapsed the roof and main floor trapping many inside. Fourteen stores within the building were destroyed and up to a hundred people were estimated in the theater moments before the blast. Fire corps and police rescued survivors and treated the injured at temporary stations and hospitals. a fire truck accident caused one death.
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Greek Government Ousted by Rebels Under Pangalos
Athens reports say the Greek government led by Michelakopoulos was deposed by a military force under General Pangalos. After issuing an ultimatum from engineers at dawn, Pangalos and his staff seized the war ministry and demanded the government resign. Admiral Coun Uouriotis named provisional president and invited former premier M. Papanastagion to form a cabinet.
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Woman Tells of Money Given in Prison Scandal
In Atlanta two women Mrs St K Walthall and Mrs George Remus testified as government witnesses in a federal case against L J Fletcher former deputy warden and Thomas P Hayden former prison chaplain. Remus said she gave Walthall 2000 and Hayden 500 at a hotel meeting and that Hayden later sought 100 after her husband was jailed.
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LaFollette Estate Valued After Debts Settle at 39,000
The will filed in Dung County Probate Court shows Senator Robert M. LaFollette's estate at 69,000 with 29,000 in indebtedness. Mrs LaFollette is named sole beneficiary and executrix. Debts include a 20,000 mortgage on Maple Bhit farm and 9,000 in other obligations.
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Prominent Labor Leader Killed in Oklahoma Murder Suicide
In Muskogee Oklahoma Stevens a known labor union figure and political leader was shot and killed by Mrs Marie Elisa who then killed herself authorities said the tragedy left a prominent local figure dead with the suspect also deceased.
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Veterans Bureau Director Submits Red resignation
United States Veterans Bureau head George H. Cape, an avalatant director, has submitted a resignation to Director ran, in Washington.
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