Nicaraguan leader Sacasa backs U S canal push
Foreign editor notes Sacasa, head of Nicaragua liberal government, urges earliest possible construction of the interoceanic waterway across southern Nicaragua. He says US ownership is essential to preserve Central American sovereignty and US protection, disputing reports of secret Mexican dealings with Calles. Interview conducted at Puerto Cabezas office.
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William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
United States
Central America
Atlantic and Pacific
Nicaragua
Juan Bautista Sacasa
Adolfo Diaz
Sacasa
Calles
Mexico
Puerto Cabezas
Mosquito
Troit student Kresge fined for liquor at border
S S Kresge son Howard Kresge a UMich student was fined 55 dollars for attempting to bring liquor across the border at Detroit. Customs officials say he carried three bottles of whiskey and a bottle of champagne under his coat and a protruding bottle was spotted by an inspector.
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Howard S. Kresge
Good Will Air Trip Praised and War Aviation Policy Seen
Assistant Secretary Davison urges foreign army flights including Pan American routes as a War Department policy. He notes progress on the five year aviation expansion with first increment near completion by June 30, 1928 and calls for better housing and faster promotion within the air corps. Burial notice for Mrs. Emsley Brewington appears.
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teerNaan
Indianapolis Times
Davison
Air Corps
War Department
United Press
Washington
F. Trubee Davison
Plot Thickens in Conversation with Dr Espinosa
A terse account notes a blunt reply as a man faced Dr Espinosa with direct eye contact. The piece records multiple extended conversations with the doctor, identified by name, focusing on liberal ideas and ongoing discussions.
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Dr. Espinosa
Nicaragua and Calles Plot Foiled on Canal Ambitions
A foreign minister in Puerto Cabezas stresses Nicaragua would gain prosperity if the United States builds a canal through the country. The Mexican embassy in Washington calls forged papers linking Calles and Sacasa to a canal plot, which the speaker says is untrue.
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Puerto
Cabezas
United States
Nicaragua
Washington
Calles
Sacasa
Central America
Funeral held for Mrs Emma Brewington in Hartford City
Funeral services were held at 10 30 a m today for Mrs Emma Brewington whose body was taken to Hartford City for burial. The notice records the time and place of services and the transfer of the body to Hartford City.
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Ington
New Jersey St
Hartford City
Ind
Emsley Brewington
Indianapolis
Brewington
Montpelier
Central Ave. M. E
Lucy
Frances Brewington
A. N. Reynolds
Robert
Emma Brewington
Emma Brew
Founders Day marks ground breaking for chapel
Founders' day exercises include breaking of ground for a new 150000 dollar chapel building. The day features an address by Dr George L Mackintosh president emeritus of the college. Prominent alumni arrive from across the country for the observance.
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George L. Mackintosh
Wabash College to mark ninety-fifth anniversary
Crawfordsville Ind December 2 Wabash College will celebrate the ninety fifth anniversary of its founding with observances planned for Saturday. The event highlights the college's long history and its ties to the community.
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College
Bu - Times
Crawfordsville, Ind
Wabashi College
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