End of Colonial Conflict Shifts in Colon Area
Reports from COLON and PANAMA reveal a provisional government solidifying as Royal Mail steamer Orinoco sails with officers and troops. General Tovar and staff accept terms, Pacific flotilla head named, and military division organized under General Domingo Did as troops relocate to Panama and Colon.
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Panama
Geeral Tovar
Juda
Royal
Geriera
Tovar
Ubertinta
Genai HC. Teffriey
Westpoint
Garba’ Constanting Aroseméua
al. Foreign
Elative
Panam
Domingo
Votes to Recognize Panama Government Likely
Washington reports a White House conference among Secretary Ray Moody and others about Panama's provisional government. The president may announce tomorrow the U S position on recognition as Colombian troops depart Colon. The AP notes the United States will handle treaty duties firmly.
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Washington
Ray
Mandy
Panama
Louis
Navigation Bureau
Associated Press
Republi
Colon
White House
Jetary Hay
Seteretary
Moody
Lodmis
John G.walker
Henry C. Taylor
Nixon Anger Marks Cross Examination Of Bethlehem Case
The article recounts lawyer Guthrie challenging the Bethlehem Steel and Carnegie officers in a U S Steel related hearing. Nixon’s cross examination ends for the day as questions probe the value estimates, dividend prospects, and rationale behind capital improvements and plant consolidations.
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Lewd Nison
Willan D. Gothrie
Charles M. Sehwab
Mr. Unter
Iieyes
Nixon
DéFeonal
Guthrie
Max Pam
Duthri
Boldin
Bethlehem
Toeans
Smith
Untermeyer
Nixom
B Oth
Carnegie
Mr Smith Reviews Chamberlain Policy At Fitchburg Banquet
Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith spoke at Fitchburg Merchants Association annual banquet at Johnsonia donisat. He discussed Chamberlain’s plan to defend Britain and favor its colonies, warning Canada might sacrifice its own interests for English manufacturers and urging prudent trade policy.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Charles Emory Smith
Fitchourg
Sale of Indianapolis Sentinel Aimed by Executors
Sale of the Indianapolis Sentinel is not confirmed as negotiations stall. The paper remains under the management of the executors of the More estate with no safe prediction on final disposition.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
Trial of Naval Hazers Ends at Annapolis
At Annapolis on November 5 the court martial for midshipmen from the Naval Academy ended without a verdict. The three first class men and two others faced charges of hazing younger cadets. Evidence suggested misconduct and violations of hazing rules. Sentencing nor final judgment were announced, and the case was forwarded to the Navy Department in Washington for action.
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Annapolis
John T. Lolland
Oskatoon
Jone
Joseph I. Little
Springfield
Earle W
Chafice
Tihina
Land
Wis
W. Law
Fence
Colorado
Sink ‘Churchil Humphreys
Kentucky
Santee
Aval Academy
Promisus
Apstain
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Washington
Blame On Them Trainmen Of Ro Special
Report on Saturday's Big Four wreck includes coroner's notes and injuries. Investigation extends to mid next week with no blame assigned yet. Hospital updates show most patients improving except Wright with possible broken back and others listed with serious spinal injuries.
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Benlimeh
Rasponsili Jast Satupaay
Jesse A. Sligar
Brotherhood
Voroter
Sigur
Buiewiler
Atest
Purdie
H. C. Wright
Pendictos
Ind
Robinson Seeks Probe Into Postal Scandals
Washington reports a Republican push for a full inquiry into postal scandals. Senator Allison and others arrive in D C to confer on Cuban treaty and prefinante committees. News notes the Treasury paper nominating N L Chew for post office leadership and potential fill next week.
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Treasury Department
N. L. Chew
Noblesville
Ind
Missing Canadian Whereabouts Spark Indictment Rumor
A missing American politician, John Brodie, once a state Republican figure facing $70,000 liabilities, has been located in Canada. He was spotted by two Chesterton women who identify him. Reports say he stored large quantities of wheat in local elevators without authorization, drawing criminal charges and possible extradition efforts.
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Canada
Chestertin
Brodie
They Carried Guns but Were Not Bad
Two men from Lorain Ohio arrived seeking work on the railroad. A revolver was found on each when racked, but neither appeared to be a criminal. At the police station they provided the names Moor and Claude Colver.
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Ollher Slevens
Unoagh
HE. Moor
Claude Colver
Lorain
Workn
Complete returns in Pennsylvania headline edition
Complete returns from Philadelphia and statewide tallies show Mathews, Democrat, leading for state treasurer with 513,782 votes to Republican opponent 335,154 and centering on the Pittsburgh area. Auditor general results list Snyder, Republican, at 50111 and Dewalt, Democrat, at 236,105 with party parity noted.
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Philadelphia
Comote
Five Mathews
Jrentbtican
Snyder
Republicar
Dewalt
Democrat
Surder
Postmistress Appointments At Hepla and Nearby Areas
Indiana jitolatists appointed today include Alaska Morgan county James A Harrigan replacing John A Gable deceased Hecla Whitley county Madge A Tine replacing John A Jones resigned State Jine Warren county George P Windsor replacing Clyde A Williams in design duties.
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Indiana
Alaska
Morgan
James A. Harrigan
John A. Gable
Hecla
Whitley County
Madge A. Tine
John A. Jones
Jine
Warren County
George P. Windsor
Clyde A. Williams
Farmer secludes self with dynamite ends life in field
Marquette Mich Nov 9 Following a family quarrel Sohn Link a farmer went into a field sealed himself on two sticks of dynamite and lit the fuse a searching party today gathered up his body in a basket
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Marquette
Mich
Sohn Link
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference Rejects Consolidation Plan
The general committee of church extension at Gipy Kansas voted 27 to 1 to reject the plan to consolidate the home mission and church extension departments. They also rejected a proposal to remove a policy restricting aid to churches costing over 10 000 dollars. Ohioans favored aiding Oberlin church construction estimated at 55 099 dollars.
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Kansas
Gipy
The
Methodist Episcopal Chirchnow
Candhe
Oberlin
Canal Lobby Helped Panama Revolution Reported In Washington
In Washington Nov 5 there is little doubt liars in well informed circles reveal the canal lobby’s influence in Panama revolution. The Panama question is tied to Nicaragua via the Spooner act advocates pressuring for a canal route. Senator Morgan of Alabama argues for open negotiations with Nicaragua and Costa Rica as the revolution advances. Capt Joseph Pearcy of Tennessee cites probable Panama forces and Panama’s literate residents intent on shaping a new government after canal treaty ratification failures.
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Wasaing
Pmame
Can Lyiby
Panama
Nitaragua
Morgan
Alabama
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Colombia
Paris
Krepce
Canada
Joseph Pearcy
Tennessee
United States
Coton
Lask Cleveland
Captain Pearey
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