Zelaya's Orders to Kill Americans Reported
A Panama cable claims Zelaya ordered soldiers to kill Americans, prompting U S warships in Corinto. London reports a U S demand for Zelaya's resignation. Washington calls the claim baseless and denies any orders to shoot Americans. Davila overthrown rumors denied. Honduras unrest noted.
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New Orleans
Zelaya
Panama
Picayune
United States
Corinto Harbor
London
Nicaragua
Himslf
Washington, D. C
State Department
Davila
Honduras
Bonilla
Stamm Creek
Granduras
Legation
Charleston
W. Va
Cannon
Grete
Alex Wilson
Wstrada
Wilson
Cannon and
Grace
Estrada
Managua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicavarna
New York
N.Y
BE. Velasques
John Lee Mahin Named Guest of Honor Birthday Dinner
Masculine friends of Ton Tee Mahin of Chicago will attend a dinner honoring Mr. Mahin on December 11 to mark his 40th birthday. The Mahin Advertising company hosts the event at the Mid-Day club with elaborate preparations described.
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Ton Tee Mahin
Chicago
Mr. Mahin
Mahin Advertising Company
Ten Days More of Freedom for Allen Wisconsin Banker
In Madison Wisconsin Philip Allen Jr former Mineral Point banker will not be taken to the penitentiary for at least ten days He will assist authorities in the receivership proceedings and other affairs of the wrecked bank.
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Madison, Wis
Philip Allen, Jr
Mineral Point
Arrest man wanted for Iowas murder
Marshalltown Iowa December 9 Joe Slycord wanted for the murder of Frank Getesole formerly of this city at Carryington North Dakota November 11 is under arrest at Grinnell He has confesses claiming self defense as his motive
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Iowa Evening Fress
Marshalltown
Joe Slycord
Frank Getesole
Carryington
N. Dak
Grinnell
Hotel Fire Endangers 160 Guests in Kalamazoo
A devastating blaze starting in a West Main basement destroyed the Burdick House and adjoining stores, driving 160 guests into freezing streets. One life reported likely lost. water limits hampered firefighting as Battle Creek and Grand Rapids aided. Total losses around 750000, Arcade Company worst hit at 250000.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Battle Creek
Grand Rapids
West Main Street
Main Street
Jotally
Burdick
Postal Telegraph
American Express
Chase's
Bowldeck’s Men’s
Kennedy’s Drug
Simaller
Arcade Company
Polar data affidavits stain Cook tale in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen on December 9 affidavits from those who aided Cook in polar data were read, sparking disbelief among scientists. Captain A W Loose and George H Dunkle claim Cook promised pay for observations, with claims records were faked. Other notes suggest authorities need to compare with Copenhagen’s university report to verify data. Dr G W DeVyr says Cook rests at Wells sanitarium, Maine.
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Copenhagen
Cook
Carl Burrau
Louie Reiterchos
New York
N. Y
A. W. Loose
Arctic
the Times
August W. Loose
Pilot
George H. Dunkle
Times
Syarlevaag
Pola
Loose
University of Copenhagen
Maine Sanitarium
Cambridge
Mass
G. W. DeVyr
Wells
Pitt
Naval Militia Gains National Guard Parity Endorsed
At the Washington convention delegates from twenty three states endorsed a bill to bring the naval militia under the same benefits and training as the National Guard. Assistant Secretary Beekman Winthrop and Commander Winterhaler addressed the meeting, highlighting training and readiness parallels.
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Washington, D. C
Naval Militia
National Guard
National Naval Militia Association
Beekman Winthrop
Winterhaler
Willard to become president of Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore December 9 Daniel Willard Burlington railroad's second vice president is to become president of the Baltimore and Ohio. The announcement states Willard's promotion as the next B and O head. The move would shift leadership at a major rail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Burlington Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Looking Forward Edition to Be Issued from Muscatine Office
The Journal announces a special Looking Forward edition to be issued Thursday December 16. It promises review of the year, building activity, and local prosperity, plus future plans for Muscatine. The paper aims to reach over 12 000 homes and invites readers to place ads by contacting the advertising manager.
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Pourner
Demrnal Olce
Mhisentine
Muscatine
Musczttine
Tomorry Tiny
Muscatine Girl Honored At UI
Iowa City Dec Special The Ipsiton Tau a leading Sorority at the University of Iowa has honored Miss Anna L Shephard of Muscatine by electing her to membership. Miss Shephard daughter of Mrs M O Stanwood 413 West Second Street is a senior in the College of Liberal Arts. She is a Muscatine High School graduate.
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Iowa City
Ipsiton Tau
University of Iowa
Anna L. Shephard
Muscatine
Shephard
M. O. Stanwood
West Second Street
College of Liberal Arts
University
Muscatine High School
Suit Brought In Railroad Firm's Home District
Toledo O Dec 9 Judge Sater of the United States circuit court ruled that a damages action under the federal employers liability act must be filed in the district where the railroad company is incorporated.
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Toledo, O
Sater
United States Circuit Court
Hill Warns of Famine as Farms Fail to Feed Nation
Omaha Nebraska December 9 James J Hill warned Congress that the farms tilled now will not feed the people of the country in a coming famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Omaha, Neb
James J. Hill
Cornecs
Congress
Ray Lee kills Sheriff Bell after terrorizing family
In Shreve Ohio Ray Lee believed insane terrorized his family through the night then shot and killed Sheriff Jason Bell when officers tried to arrest him.
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Shreve
Ohio
Dee
Ray Lee
Jason Bell
Funeral for Mrs Jane McDougall Friday at 2
The funeral for Mrs Jane McDougall will be held Friday at 2 o clock from her home at 875 Newell Avenue. Rev N Elliott will conduct the service, followed by interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Jane McDougall
Newell Avenue
P Ty N. Elliott
Greenwood Cemetery
Doxey Advances Poison Theory In Elder Case
Dr L B Doxey claims William J Erder died from synthetic poisoning using embalming fluids and medicines as components. He challenges the chemical analysis of Lizzie Elder. Doxey also criticizes Rev Samuel Harkness for digging up information and accuses Mrs Doxey of adultery. Grand jury begins Doxey case with 36 witnesses.
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St. Louis, Mo
L. B. Doxey
William, J. Erder
Lizzie Elder
Will
Viays
Doxey
Samuel Harkness
Columbus
Neb
Harkness
Doxeys
Christ
Grand Juty
Elder
Prominent Figures in the Erder Poison Mystery Case
Mrs Schwartz, the nurse to Mrs William J Erder after Erder's death, identifies Mrs Doxey as the woman she says instigated the poisoning. The report highlights key scenes and names among the figures connected to the case.
Celebration to Close Fifty-Fifth German Church Anniversary
Rev J Block of Chicago will deliver a closing lecture on Russia to mark the 55th anniversary of the German Congregational church. Born in the Czar's Empire, Block is pastor of Trinity German Congregational church in Chicago and a renowned German clergyman in Illinois. He arrived with his daughter Esther and will stay as guests of Rev and Mrs A Detimers.
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J. Block
Chicago
Russia
Block
Empire
Trinity German Congregational Church
Illinois
Esther
A. Detimers
Gower Tariffs Favored at Bankers Banquet
Secretary MacVeagh said the Republican party shifted to lower tariffs, with the Payne tariff bill as a notable incident, during the Massachusetts Bankers Association annual banquet last night. Other speakers included President Roberts of Commercial National Bank of Chicago and Governor Draper.
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Boston
Mass
Payne
Men in Boat Face Cold and Hunger After Ship Fire
Survivors aboard the lifeboat from the steamer Clarion near Point Pelee, Lake Erie, report two crewmen dead and the fate of Captain Beth and twelve others unknown. Six crew were rescued by L. C. Hanna. one sailor drowned after a fall overboard. Fire cause unspecified.
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Cleveland, O
Beth
Clarion
Point Pelee
Lake Hrie
L. C. Hanna
Crown
Buffalo
Dee
W.C. Richardson
Buffalo Harbor
Independents to Strengthen Themselves
Chicago. The International Independent Telephone Association closed its convention here today. A committee to supervise the reorganization of the association along stronger lines was appointed. Rugland Lawers, Discount Rate. London. The Bank of England cut the minimum discount rate from 3 to 4 percent due to improved monetary conditions.
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Chicago, Ill
International Independent Telephone Association
Rugland Lawers
London
Bank of England Today
Money Chosen As Minority Chief
Democratic Senators select Mississippi Senator Money as minority leader of the Senate to replace Culbertson who resigned. Washington reports the announcement from the War Department that former Senator Blackburn resigned from the canal commission and president accepted the resignation effective December 4.
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Mississippi
Senate
Washington, D. C
Money
Culbertson
Texas
Blackburn
War Department
Canal Commission
Annual Dinner Of St Marys Ladies At Woodman Hall
Today at Woodman Hall the St Marys Catholic church ladies hosted their annual dinner. More than four hundred were served at noon despite bad weather, with a successful sale of fancy articles and supper later expected to bring the day’s receipts to a high total. The noon meal was appetizing and the service excellent.
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Woodman Hall
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Murderers Admit Guilt In Mich Arrest Of Zinda Case
Milwaukee detectives say Karl Wojciechowski and Adam Pietrzyk confessed to the brutal November 12 murder of 14 year old Hattie Zinda. Pietrzyk implicated Wojciechowski. the pair were captured in Blaney Michigan and brought to Milwaukee. Detectives O Gorman and Ronowski pursued leads from northern Michigan to Chicago and back to Blaney.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hattie Zinda
Blaney
Mich
Karl Wojciechowski
Adam Pettrzyk
Pietrzyk
Wojciechowski
Eugene O'Gorman
Ronowski
Michigan
Chicago
Waterways gain broad backing at Rivers and Harbors congress
Washington December 9. Speakers from across the nation pressed rapid waterways development urging a national plan and bond funding to complete the project. Senator Burton cited 300 million dollars in appropriations over 14 years while Secretary Nagel argued government action is essential. Women’s Auxiliary proposed lining banks with sycamore beds and tall poplars to beautify canals, stressing artistic care alongside utilitarian aims.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Nagle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Burton
National Waterways Andmission
Cameron
Farmers’ National Congress
Radenberg
Tino Ax
Benton McMillen
Tennessee
Frank Gates Allen
Nagel
Borten
Tn Fnivreey Vans
Hat Nurnase
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Criticize Red Cross Relief Fund Administration
Alderman Scully and Representatives Cermak and McGuire condemned the local Red Cross Relief commission for alleged neglect and favoritism in distributing supplies. They toured miners' families and McGuire pushed to repeal the fellow servant law to pursue damages after 310 miners died at the Cherry mine.
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Cherry
Des
Red Cross Relief Commission
Alderman Scully
Cermak
Chicago
McGuire
Kewanee
Scully
Relief Committee
Funeral of Mrs BNWAD in New York and arrest order
The body of Ocey Snead was buried yesterday in New York as an inquiry into her death continued at West Orange. Virginia Wardlaw, her spinster aunt, is held prisoner. The mayor of Past Orange ordered the arrest of Mrs. Caroline Martin if she appeared in New Jersey, but she did not attend the funeral.
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New York
Ocey Snead
Wast Orange
Virginia Wardlaw
Past Orange
Caroline Martin
Snead
New Jersey
Martin
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