Aya's Stormy Career Near End
Washington reports flagrant central American turmoil centered on Nicaragua ruler Jose Santa Zelaya. The article traces his rise from army officer to dictator, his campaigns against Honduras, seizures of industries, wealth from sugar tobacco and coffee, and his push for a Central American union while clashing with the United States and Britain over the Mosquito coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicaragua
Zelkeya
Bluefields
Crece
Cannon
Zelaya
Managua
Sarcasa
Menagua
United States
Europe
Mosquito Coast
Atlantic
England
Honduras
Mexico
Costa Rica
Postum Brings Health Rise in Coffee Drinkers
An Ills young lady describes relief from stomach trouble and headaches after abandoning coffee for Postum. She says sleeping improves, headaches fade, and appetite and digestion get better. Her brother also notes similar health gains and would not return to coffee. The letter endorses Postum and cites The Road to Wellville as reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Wellville
Zelaya of Nicaragua a Napoléon of Central America
The account portrays José Santos Zelaya as a shrewd, ruthless ruler who used espionage exile and coercion to maintain power. He formed the United States of Central America briefly and manipulated elections, surviving multiple assassination attempts while modernizing infrastructure to enrich his regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Honduras
Salvador
United States of Central America
Nicaragua
Rusia
Jose
Santos
Managua
Central America
Garrity's Elks pallbearers named by deceased
The body of Robert E. Garrity a longtime drug clerk died Tuesday at his home 99 Fletcher avenue. Five pallbearers Henry R. Wallace Herbert Riley Charles P. Bala Albert Donahue and Pr Paul M. St Clair accompanied the body to Madison Indiana. Garrity selected the pallbearers Thanksgiving day when Wallace Exalted Ruler of the Elks called on him. The funeral was held Wednesday night at 8 at his residence with the Elks in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Garrity
Fletcher Avenue
Madison
Ind
Henry R. Wallace
Herbert Riley
Charles P. Bala
Albert Donahue
Paul M. St. Clair
Mr. Garrity
Wallace
Elka
the Elks
United States pressures Nicaragua amid Zelaya crisis
U S forces ready to deploy ships and marines to Nicaragua as Secretary Knox demands adherence to Central American peace conventions. Zelaya opposes, while Rodriguez defends Nicaragua and warns of U S actions. Guatemala signals regional backing, fearing cross-border intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Nicaragua
Washington
United States
Zelaya
Teday
Bsiivte Knox
Felipe Rodriguez
Corinto
Vicksburg
Albany
Yorktown
Tacoma
Italy
Des Moines
Marietta
Princeton
Pacific
California
Buffalo
Prairie
Knox
O Strest
Senor Rodriguez
Treasury
Sanchez
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Victory for Zelaya in Rama battle prompts mixed claims
A New Orleans dispatch reports 400 killed in the Rama Nicaragua clash between Zelaya and Estrada forces. Both sides claim victory while Consul General Altschul and other observers suggest Zelaya gains. insurgents reportedly being driven back, with mixed official messages from Managua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
New Orleans
Altschul
Chileguay
Rama
Atlantic Ocean
Estrada
Pyramid Pile Cure Offers Free Trial For Piles Relief
An advertisement promises a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure by mail to those suffering from piles. It urges avoiding surgical operations, claims to reduce inflammation and symptoms, and notes a 50 cent price at drug stores.
Pyramid Drug Coupon Offer Seeks Name and Address
A vintage ad invites readers to fill blank lines with their name and address for a free Pyramid Pile Cure trial package mailed in plain wrap. The coupon directs mailing to Pyramid Drug Company, 154 Pyramid Building, Marshall Michigan, asking for street city and state details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Miona stomach tablets sold by Henry J. Huder
Stomach distress relief promoted with a 50 cent box of Miona tablets. Claims quick five minute relief and over two weeks of regular use to improve digestion, reduce gas and nausea, with guarantees and availability from Henry J. Huder and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Huder
Revolt Fails as Zelaya Reports Armed Strength and U S Plans
The text notes rumors of a fleeing revolution and claims 5,000 soldiers under arms. It states General Estrada cannot advance and questions what the United States will do. Zelaya reportedly shares the same view amid Rama battle descriptions in dense underbrush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrada
United States
Zelaya
Makewell
Makewell Remedy CO
State Life
Can(n)y dealer Thompson in costly temper clash
Charles Thompson, a well known candy dealer in Shelbyville Indiana, sued James C. Fowler after a street quarrel over 25 cents. The men fought on E Jackson Street until Officer Jackson intervened, ending the 26 cent bout with Fowler deemed at fault in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Squire E
Vanclere
James C. Fowler
Spurlin
Staore
E. Jackson Street
Fowler
Jackson
Large derrick beam collapses at Murat Temple
A ten ton derrick beam broke at the Murat Temple under construction on Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey avenue Wednesday after noon. No injuries reported and investigators opened a preliminary inquiry into the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Temple
Massachusetts Avenue
New Jecuey Ar Rest
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Battle Creek, Mich
Garrity
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the Wolf
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Rixola
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