Mexico and Guatemala Face Rising Border War Tensions
Special to The Sun reports escalating strain between Mexico and Guatemala with possible war. Americans fear for safety. U S Minister J W J Lee is nearly confined to his legation amid Cabrera's suspicions. 2000 Americans in Guatemala seek refuge in legations. passports lose value. soldiers demand bribes as travel constraints tighten. Dynamite cases tied to an incident involve Americans and a hardware dealer, with imprisonment continuing.
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Mexico
Cabrera
J. W. J. Lee
United States
Legation
Caprera
Lee
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Caribbean
Generals at War Loom Over Mexican Guatemala Border
Reports claim 10,000 Mexican troops massed on the Guatemalan frontier awaiting orders to invade, with Mexico’s war office crowded and Cabrera facing possible execution of 19 men tied to an alleged assassination plot. Dispatches from abroad remain unconfirmed while tensions soar.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Ofder
Cabrera
Simple Life on the Co operative Plan in New York
Architects and artists led by William Dean Howells and Walter Russell push a cooperative studio apartment plan in New York. Buildings on Central Park West and other sites feature two story salons and mezzanines. Owners would hold shares, with up to ten room duplex studios and triplex options, plans for a cooperative skyscraper in lower Manhattan.
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New York
William Dean Howells
Childs Hassam
John L. Parish
Walter Russell
Sixty-seventh St
Central Park West
Russell
Parish
Amsterdam
Henry W. Ranger
Frank V du Mond
Jules Tureas
Lewis Paul Dessar
Allen Talcott
Robert V. V. Sewell
Charles Naegie
Ranger
Tanger
Knickerbocker
Fifth-ave
Twenty-eighth-st
Grammercy
Grammercy Park
Jose F. de Navarro
Fifty-ninth St
J. Jennings McComb
Mr. Parish
Lower Manhattan
Financial District
Carrier Injured While Reporting After Bicycle Collision
Timothy J. McMahon, a special delivery carrier for the Indianapolis post office, was knocked from his bicycle by an engine and struck by a siderod while attempting to pass between a house and the engine. He remained conscious after the incident, reported to the post office, and was later sent home, with expectations of a swift recovery.
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Timothy J. McMahon
Indianapolis
Sunday Saloon Fight in Norwood Ends With Arrests
In Norwood Sunday afternoon Steve Turk, a Black man, tried to stab Will Brooks with a knife and fired a revolver, missing Brooks. Detectives J F Quigley Humane Inspectors Shine and Smith, along with William Rugensstein and Bicyclemen Hall and Rada macher, found Brooks in the saloon yard and Turk about two hours later. Both men are police characters.
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Norwood
Steve Turk
Will Brooks
Barthave
Brooks
J. F. Quigley
Shine and Smith
William Rugenstein
Hall and
Radamacher
Turk
Married to Greek in Indianapolis Greek church ceremony
Miss Consteann Deans and Ausgg os Zoankos of Dayton Ohio, a Greek, wed in the Greek church at 27 S Meridian Sunday. Rev Father Nicholas Velonis performed the Greek ceremony. It is Indianapolis second Greek marriage and first where one party is American.
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Miss Consteann Deans
Os Zoankos
Dayton
S. Meridian St
Nicholas Velonis
Indianapolis
Coal Production in United States Reaches 1906 Peak
New York reports total 1906 coal output of 414,009,891 short tons valued at 512,610,744 dollars, up 5.4 percent in quantity and 7.5 percent in value from 1905. Pennsylvania led with 200,546,084 tons, while West Virginia rose to second place with 43,276,485 tons as Illinois fell. Indiana and other states saw mixed gains, with several states increasing production east of the Mississippi.
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New York
United States Geological Survey
Edward W. Parker
United States
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Ilinois
Mississippi River
Michigan
Georgia
North Carolina
Indiana
Ohio
Alabama
Colorado
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Montana
New Mexico
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
California
Oregon
Alaska
Knife Attack Injures Man in Washington Street Bar
Frank Friese suffered ten knife wounds to head face and body and bruises after a fight behind Sectter's barrel-house on E Washington street Sunday night. Dr Richard Poole treated him as police arrest William Robinson Charles Conover alias William Johnson James Russell and William Bentz for assault. Lester Sectter arrested for selling liquor that day. Bystanders Hall and Radamacher were unable to explain the cause of the clash. Robinson reportedly used a knife. Friese's injuries are described as not serious.
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Frank Friese
Sectter
E. Washington St
Richard Poole
William Robinson
Charles Conover
William Johnson
James Russell
William Bentz
Lester Sectter
Hall
Radamacher
Robinson
Friese
Typographical Union Forms Local Politics Watch Committee
Typographical Union No 1 appoints a standing political committee to monitor local politics and report to members. The committee is chaired by Theodore Perry and includes Charlie Cole Charles Hayes Gus Laufer and Harry Fox.
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Typographical Union No. 1
Theodore Perry
Charlies Cole
Charles Hayes
Gus Laufer
Harry Fox
Unions Plan Labor Day Parade with Prominent Speaker
A Sunday meeting of the Labor committee decided on a large Labor Day parade this year. Committees were appointed to secure a prominent speaker and handle other program details and arrangements.
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Labor Committee
Woman Aids Police After Beating Near Beech Grove Camp
Ida Bishop, 52, was struck and knocked down Sunday noon near a Beech Grove construction camp by an Unknown assailant. She crawled into a patrol car and remained with officers until dark, stating she would recognize the man. She had been viewing lots and was en route to Shelbyville traction line when followed from a saloon, refused a drink, and was attacked half a mile away. Chief Metzger and Captains Asch and Bray led a search with officers. she lives at 718 Warman Ave.
License Refusal Taints Harrison County Superintendent Race
In a letter to Pleasant Jenkins Harrison county schools superintendent Fas set A. Cotton refused to grant him a license for re election. Cotton noted Jenkins passed the recent exam but faced allegations of excessive drinking frequenting saloons and failing to establish good moral character. He argued drinking men have no place among school leaders and must meet teacher standards.
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Pleasant Jenkins
Harrison County
Fasset A. Cotton
Jenkins
Cotton
Sermon Delivered at Girls' Classical School Service
The baccalaureate sermon for the Girls' Classical School was preached by the Rev. Lewis Brown at St Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday morning. Present were the class, principal Mrs May Wright Sewall, the student body and faculty. The church was decorated and special music accompanied the service.
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Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
May Wright Sewall
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