Nicaragua Crisis Draws U S Naval Action and Blockade
Fragmentary text reports actions involving the United States and Nicaragua with mentions of naval operations, a blockade near the Atlantic coast, and references to military leaders and ongoing tensions. The language is garbled but indicates interference or consideration of armed measures and top-level government orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinon
Wwitek
Isalons
Sri Satvia
State Department of
Dlaminisi
Mtoe
Bua
Capt der Vartha
Aleae ‘Des Maines
Isast
Nichragua
Sforces
Dreyton
Byr
Nem Canal
Lake Night Riders Involved in Cant Rankin Case
An unclear report mentions charges related to Quenthy Rankin and Jackson with alleged sympathy ties and a fined amount of 60 dollars. The text is fragmented. key names appear inconsistent, but references center on a murder allegation and local charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrett Johnson
Edi Fuot
Lake Night Riders
Rankin
Jackson
Ithe
Aes Dsr
Fetal
Tydee
Tragic Coal Mine Disaster Claims Many. Rescue Stalls
A coal mine disaster traps workers underground amid dense smoke and damp air. After rescue efforts, 42 bodies recovered on Monday, with 220 workers initially above ground and 200 left unaccounted as conditions hindered recovery in the collapsed tunnels.
Astor Yaout Nou Wrected Aboard in Caribbean Port
The steam yacht Nonemahal with Col Jehu Tanob Astor aboard arrived at San Juan Puerto Rico from Mayaguex on Sunday November 14 and remained there by the following week. All aboard were reported safe. A boat named Nourmanal planned to visit mentor Bones then Cuba, before heading north. The vessel was escorted to New York by the steamship Barry Luekenbach, which arrived Tuesday afternoon from Costa Rica ports. police investigations followed the reported incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Barry Luekenbach
Eorte Rigen
Porice
Tornado Threat Hits Cincinnati Suburbs Hard
A Monday storm roared through Cincinnati and suburbs with winds near 40 mph. Homes and outbuildings were damaged in Hamilton and Booneville areas, chimneys toppled, telegraph lines broken, and several barns destroyed. Rain and sleet accompanied the front as Great Lakes region faced high winds and rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doiyntown Clatriot
Grashaddh
Hamilton
Iy Hamilton
Booneville
Newhucg
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
Sleeper Trunk Frauds Tied to Extensive Prosecution Plan
An official conference in Washington marked renewed action against widespread wire fraud schemes linked to the Sleeper Trunk operations. Secretary McVeagh Attorney General Wickersham and other federal leaders outlined ongoing prosecutions, indictments and a probe of customs evasions, noting the $92,000,000 paid by American Sugar Refining as a partial settlement deemed inadequate and promising further recovery efforts across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ingétue
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
McVeash
Wickersham
Loeb
Port of
New York
United States
Henry A. Wise
MacVeagh
American Sugar Refining Company
Frouda
Tucover
Yau
Am ‘Caltad
Truiat
Destructive cyclone devastates county towns and homes
A cyclone crossing from the north tore through Stoddard County causing widespread damage. An 800 foot wide path leveled residences and a theater amphitheater, injuring two women and a child. At least $70,000 in losses reported as buildings toppled near Essex and towns east of Dunter. Weather blew from Dudley area forcing trail stops and tree removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinter
Stoddard
Tate
Essex
Dunter
Dudley
Fragmentary obituary note from old Philadephia area
Fragmented OCR reads names and places with unclear roles. Mentions De Reuret, Buron, Landori, Fourney Zon, Dragenk Hagia De Teter, and a Monday event at a Parlor in Philadul Baths. Details are garbled. core items are unreadable.
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Troi
George de Reurét
Buron
Cronlige
de Tuenteer
Ab 'Landori
Fourney
Enter's
Telegram
Gampany
Brathay
Dragenk Hagia de Teter
Managhng
Diad
Philadul- Baths
Hawkeye News Briefs: Man Faces Bigamy and Desertion Case
Thomnay W. Clark, 46, of Buchanan County, Iowa, faces indictment for wife desertion and bigamy after police report he married in Wisconsin and left his first wife a decade ago. Converted in county jail, he confessed and promised to support his family while seeking release on bond. Clark later sought work and provided details of his movement and alleged marriages to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomnay W
Clark
Waterton Lodt Ward
Yen
Knoxville Doctor Warns Of New Cigarette Habit Cure
Dr Will Bates of Bronx City reports after trips to Knoxville that nicotine addiction among young men shifted from drinking to smoking. He says hospital cases show many patients seeking to break cigarettes rather than liquor, with 148 in care and most returning home hopeful but some not cured, some still addicted to tobacco.
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Knoxville
Will Bates
Bronx City
Belo
Dy. Bates
Officina
Hone
Mystery surrounds death of Dee Moles F Harot TH son
The sixteen year old son of Seth Parkins of Drs Meinon was found dead with a rope around his neck at his father’s home Friday afternoon. Neighbors say he tinkered with machinery and may have been attempting an automatic door opener when he slipped from a chair. A rope and tool were found near the body. Police have not determined a cause of death. The family was spending Thanksgiving with friends at Mace snattown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torkine
Seth Parkins
Meinon
Hlaneak
Thureday
Perldad
Macesnattown
Hienek
Oppose Parcels Post Petition Circulates in Van Grove
A petition signed at Van Grove protests a proposed parcels post law addressed to Congressman Hubbard. The document claims the law would hurt local retailers by diverting business from towns to stores outside the area. It notes widespread support in the Eleventh district as petitions circulate in multiple towns.
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van Grove
Hubbadl
Th Grove
Conpresaman Hubbard
Towa
Congress
Brookimont Farm to Be Divided into Quacier Sections
A. Cook owns the Brookimont farm between Tad a and Baacounties miles north of Odbbolt. The property will be broken up into seven thousand three hundred more acres, with four sections retained for Cook’s home. The plan divides the ranch into quarter sections, preserving a rare old homestead area in the northwest town division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookimont
Tamourn Brookmont
A. Cook
Tada
Ayo
Odbbolt
Cook
Marital Rumor Leads to Damages Suit in Don County
John Botts of Tracr sues Mina Nurbur of Vinton for 65000 damages claiming breach of promise after a wedding rumor published by Star-Cilpner editor. Mins Clara Nurbur, a rural school teacher near Tenor, and J. G. Brown are named in the contested betrothal. Mrs Brown has substantial property in her own right. court action filed in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Botts
Tracr
Canfdena
Star-Cilpner
Hat Place
Charisse City
Mins Clara Nurbur
Vinton
Tenor
Mikes Narbor
Inutona of
Bettu
J. G. Brown
Altor
Nurbur
Donton County
Grown
Revival at Stampton Camp aims for 136 new members
Revival meetings in Hampton led by Roy C Smith of Chicago report 136 additions expected across the churches. With 48 days of camp meetings so far, total expenses near 1000 dollars, funded largely by collections and subscriptions, not including evangelist remuneration.
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Hampton
Mattes seeks new Northwestern train from Carroll to Sioux City
Iowa state senator Joseph Mattes of Ode Holt files complaint with the state railroad board citing inadequate service and urging a brand new passenger car for an earlier Carroll to Sioux City run. He supports his bid with petitions from hundreds of owners along the line. The dispute centers on better morning service and an afternoon return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Joseph Mattes
Ode
Holt
Ainta Board of Railroad Commissionera
Lou City
Sohitor Mattes
Carroll
Sioux City
Chicago Bank Clearings and Trade Outlook Report
The Chicago weekly review by R G Dun & Co notes rising costs of cotton goods and food products, with strong wholesale activity and forward bookings. It cites a $277,816,507 bank clearing total for the week, up 4.2 percent from last year, and highlights growth in interior trade and consumer demand amid mixed default and failure figures in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Review of
Chicago
Lrad
Prades Developments
Teadmany
Oredlin
Beatonubie
Stu
Obriaimas
Jaut Weels
Nye
New York Retail Trade Amid Seasonal Weather Shift
New York reports indicate cooling wholesale and retail activity as cold weather disrupts transportation and dampens distributive trade. Despite winter slowdowns, NorEast areas see some stabilizing effects. U S weekly business failures rise to 202, with Canada fashionably variable, Bradstreet notes.
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New York
Kom Agellong
Norttywaut
Unite States
Canaha
Market price chaos for cattle hogs and grains across cities
Fragmented OCR shows varied prices for cattle hogs and grains in several markets including Indianapolis, Detroit, and St Louis. Prices listed for No 2 wheat and corn with ranges from low to mid double digits, plus dairy and sheep figures, though many entries are garbled.
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Chicago
Cattla
Pelme Fonvy
Ghoep
Fale
Praluto
Indianapolia
Gicate
Detroit
Gattle
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Ivany
Ile Tuonel
Ufc
Win Breat
Regeulhy
Potlaw Lng
Oby- Doheda
Board of the Writers
Orgontgottan
Domentia
Uiko
Mino
Astor Yaout Nou
Cincinnnati
Ita
Marietta
Issoura
Hawkeye
Issac
Davenport
Gubark
Bovightin
A. Scoro
Weba Pino
Lara Sung
Maliiunside Otek Sultor
Hwice Tor
Stampton
Mattes
Qilchoth
Kentor Beck
North
Fred Nehol
Allia
Alnckle" ‘Wabot
Bonde
Milwaukee
Mosta
Bagshantas
Pustofiteo
Serambhan
Manplig
Pegsant
W. Laying
Basterlyy Penthet
Adi
Analogy
Mr. Laflar
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