Election Contests in Cuba Stirrumors and Police Actions
Washington dispatches report Cuba's election atmosphere amid riots in Manane mentary and warnings of potential government intervention. Liberals allegedly plotted attacks on Havana courthouses and hotels. one man, Alyssa Alaya, claims knowledge of details. The murder of Villacodas is noted and tensions rise as Pinar del Rio outbreaks are quelled. Government restricts messaging to influence voters while liberal papers lack communications.
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Brripps News Association
Washington
Cuba
Cicolargos
Mane Nentars
Havana
Cienfags
Court House
Alyssa Alaya
Uberale
S ‘Eodant
Villacodas
State House of Representatives
Olenfoordsie
Pinar de Rio
Gomez
Ubéeral
Nordic Forces Move Toward Frontier Amid Tense Boundary
Stockholm reports that Norway and Sweden ordered troops to approach the frontier within about one kilometer. Government does not confirm the specific agreement but suggests Norwegians may have withdrawn from disputed positions while leaving several points unresolved.
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Stockholm
Norway
Sweden
Murders Six Children and Then Kills Self
A case described as a six child murder followed by suicide is reported involving an army pensioner. Local authorities confirm the sequence of events and ongoing investigation into the incidents and motives.
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Bsallebury Kog
Peter
Dock Collapses Injuring Dozens at Pacific Mail Dock
At the Pacific Mail dock a scaffold collapse at dawn injures twelve people, with some fatalities reported. Local authorities and emergency crews respond as investigators begin to assess the cause and scope of the incident in Francisco.
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Francisco
Pacific Mail
Automobil e Race Eliminator Held With One Finisher
The eliminator race over 113 miles was run this morning with ten starters. Only one qualified, Thomas M Roberts won in two hours and fifty seconds. The event took place in Garden by Sept 3 with Vanderballt referenced as a cap race organizer.
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Berippa News Association
Garden
Campaign In Ohio Opens Amid Party Rallies
The Republicans opened their campaign in Bellefontaine Ohio while Democrats launched their drive in New York. Airbanksa spoke at Bellefontaine.
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Ohio
Pomppa News Association
Columbus
Bellefontain
New York
Airbanksa
War clouds as Romanian Greek relations severed
The Romanian and Greek governments cut all diplomatic ties after the Romanian minister left Athens this morning, signaling a severe deterioration in bilateral relations.
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Bucharest
Houmanian
Athens
Rural Letter Carriers Board Officers Resign
The National Association of Rural Letter Carriers reports that president E H Cunningham and other officers and members of the executive committee resigned this morning amid a renuln rejected reorganization. Tomber, recently suspended, is mentioned in the context of the upheaval.
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Indianapolis
Sed
E H Cunningham
National Association of Rural Letter Carriers
W ‘Tomber
Tomber
McKinley Estate Accounting Exemptions Filed in Somerset
Somerset Pa September 23 Exemptions to the accounting of Annia McKinley widow and executrix of Abner McKinley estate were filed by Seaboard National Bank of New York. Suit to recover funds defrauding creditors alleged as appraisers undervalued personal property including horses carriages worth thousands more than listed.
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Somerset
Annia McKinley
Abner McKintey
Japanese Massacre Russians Report From Petersburg
Telegraphs describe dire conditions in Baku with typhus scurvy and starvation among residents. General Sengaro reports Japanese forces at Baghali decapitated 800 Russian colonists for resisting dispossession and are forcing sales of property at nominal prices.
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Petersburg
Baku
Sengaro
Alexandrovely
Baghali
Steamer W. H. Harrison Wrecked in Dense Fog
The steamer W H Harrison went ashore at Aleca in dense fog last night and likely will be a total wreck. The crew was saved and the wreck is the property of the Elmore Stocking company.
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Toledo
W H Harrison
Aleca
Elmore Psokiog Company
Ex governor Marshall Hamilton Dies in Chicago
Former governor Marshall Hamilton of Lilinuis died in Chicago this morning. Local officials and reporters note his long public service and impact on state politics.
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Chicago
Marshall Hamilton
Lilinuis
California Oranges Exported From State in Record Year
California shipped a large orange crop totaling twenty nine thousand oarinads with the entire year's production sent out of state. The value of the shipments stood around 823,025,000 dollars as the season concluded.
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California
Wbich
Trading stamps ruled unconstitutional by Supreme Court
Justice McFarland's opinion, concurred by all justices, declares the trading stamps act unconstitutional. The measure was introduced by Senate Keane and faced March 7 controversy with arrests made under the act, all released on habeas corpus. The court held trading stamps to be a mere form permitting discounting and harmless romance within contract rights.
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Herlpps Saws Association
Sae Franciavo
McFarland
Tha Eupreame Court
Senate Keane
Anermnist Arrested By Horipps Nowa Aesoviation Roslin
Nieuwenhale, the leader of the anarchiate group, was arrested in Cologne today. He was suspected of traveling from Amsterdam with intent to assassinate him.
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Horipps Nowa
Roslin
Final Argument Today In Williamson County Timber Case
Portland dispatch Sept 23 report the final argument in a timber dispute involving landowners and stockmen. Judge Keentin testified the township housing the timber plants is suitable for sheep raising and that the defense claims of threats by the defendants were unfounded.
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Portland
J Gray
James Keentin
City Recorder Court Handles Speeding Plea and Jail Bond
Recorder’s Court met this afternoon with OU Kertly pleading guilty to speeding and receiving a fine. Offenders Will Leavitt, Charles Oliver, Myrtle Howard, and May Clark were arrested on charges linked to band activity. Trials began at four o’clock with fines set at 25 dollars and paid.
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OU Kertly
Snook
Will Leavitt
Charles Oliver
Myrtle Howard
May ‘Clark
Prosperous Farmer Predicts Swine Profit After Frosts
Mr and Mrs George Chadwick of Cove visited the office this afternoon. He reports the fruit crop failed due to early frosts and the harvest was destroyed by a wind storm. Despite crop losses he expects nearly a thousand dollars from swine this year.
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George Chadwick
Cove
Chadwick
Survey Complete On Ditch For Power Plant
Engineer T. R. Berry and assistant Lee have finished a survey for a ditch to transfer water from the Little Minam into Cove Creek. The project aims to bring steady power to the company and, with Morgan Lake power, to supply the valley for years.
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T. R. Berry
Gunde Ronde Electrico
Aseistante
Lee
Little Minam
Morgan Lake
Exposition Attendance Near 2.6 Million as Portland Day Lifts total
Officials expect aggregate admissions to reach about two million tonight or tomorrow morning and surpass 2.6 million by the Exposition’s close on October 14 if recent trends hold. Weather and Portland Day crowds could push totals higher, with an additional 400000 possible growth.
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Portland
Fatal Collision on Oregon Short Line Near Baton
A head on crash occurred about one mile east of Baton on the Oregon Short Line between a westbound passenger train and a freight train. Engineer Loom and a passenger were killed, with several passengers seriously injured. Investigation will review time orders and transmission errors, wreckage moved to Huntington.
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Otte
Alice
Baton
Junington
Oregon
Line
Or& No Company
Baker City
la Usande
Hogineer
Paren Gore
Hantington
BeLegr ade frontier raid prompt Turkish apology demand
Message from the New Association of Belgrade requests Turkish authorities to acknowledge the Survian frontier raids across the border. They seek a formal apology and compensation to the families affected by the violence.
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Belgrade
Heryvia
Dorkey
Riots Sparks Arrests as Leaders Targeted in Tokio
Several arrests were made this morning as authorities target leaders linked to yesterday's riots. Two detainees are connected to the newspaper Niroka, which was attacked during the unrest.
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Tokio
Peace Pact Reported Between Norway and Sweden
The Norwegian and Swedish commissioners have agreed to a peaceful conclusion, signaling an end to all further warlike demonstrations and tensions between the two nations.
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Chicago
Karletuds
Norway
Sweden
Trial Postponed in Court Martial Case
A telegram from the secretary of the navy grants an adjournment in the court martial proceedings until Eniga Wado is able to testify. The delay affects all parties and shifts the timetable of the trial.
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Serippa
Vallpgjo
Secretary of the Navy
Eni'ga Wado
Johnson Renominated for Mayor at Democratic Convention
Tom Johnson was renominated for mayor at the Democratic city convention in Cleveland. The event marks Johnson as the party’s chosen candidate for the upcoming election, presenting continuity for the administration and priorities.
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Scripps Newe Association
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
de Morching
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