Hope for Perm in Nigarauca Not Abandoned
Reports describe unsettled hope for the Perm area in Nicaragua amid insurgent activity and U S backed provisional government efforts. Observers note ongoing battles, with estimates of large forces and anticipated campaigns near Chantgs Managua. Zelaya urging release of his son and prisoners of war. Managua reports tensions as generals order offensives.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
United States
Managua
Estrada
Knox
Washington
Feres
Zelaya
Mexico City
Taliation
Driz
Red
Toledo
Train wreck leaves twenty two injured victims
A train wreck involving the ae line injures twenty two people. Authorities report the incident occurred on the main track near the station, with rescue crews aiding passengers and transporting the injured to local hospitals. Investigators are examining the cause.
Explosion at Place Vigne injures two in Montreal split by gas blast
Two people were injured in a gas explosion at the Place Vigne on the east end of the cir, most injuries affecting legs. Mrs Charles Montreal was severely hurt and cannot live. Police say the blast resulted from gas accumulation under an action platform.
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Montreal
Que
Boy Dies After Hunting Accident on Northwestern Road
Davin, a 13 year old boy, was found unconscious along the Northwestern road on January 8 after his head was blown off while hunting. He did not survive.
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Jan. Davin
Hiad
Evas
Roagh
River ice jam collapses aid structure in Missouri
A river ice jam near Mo. collapsed a structure injuring and trapping workers. About 15 were at work when the jam moved, 70 escaped down to steelwork, 69 were carried away by the torrent, with some feared drowned. A tug and two barges rescued 40 men after a two hour battle with six feet high ice.
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Ours
U McKinley
John Sbr Jy
Convention Opens As County Rural Mail Carriers Meet
The Muscatine County Rural Mail Carriers Association holds its annual convention in West Liberty. The meeting convenes at 1 o clock with Wes Liberty presiding as president, focusing on session topics and association business.
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Carver
West Liberty
Wes Liberty
Nuseatine County
Muscatine
Association
Peade Scholar Selection Names From Iowa City
A rough notice from the Iowa City area outlines a peer selection process for Rhodes scholars. It lists several local names and institutions connected to the selection event and indicates a date in January for the decision.
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Peade
Iowa
Towa City
Tata
Ance Assisting
Pyresey
YoeLean
Bell
Tiye Yain
Grinnell
Harlan
Uncertain Conference Talks on Northwest Rail Tax Attention
Washington officials and conference delegates express limited optimism about gaining formal attention for Northwest rail tax issues. Some affiliates unlikely to offer active support and no resume of formal defense is planned, with media groups echoing a cautious stance on potential action.
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Washington, D. C
Northwest
Ieport
Dramatic Order Aims to Stop Clark's Station Gambling
Governor Marshall orders Lake County Sheriff to deploy a large deputy force to Clark's Station near Chicago and arrest all involved if gambling resumes. He also directs cutting all telegraph and telephone lines serving the area to prevent the operation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
Grant
Lake County
Clark’s Station
Dearborn Park
Chicago
Sage Gives Yale $650,000 for Hillhouse Park Campus
New Haven January 1 Mrs Russell Sage has donated 650000 to Yale University to fund the purchase of the Hillhouse park lands covering thirty acres intended to form the universitys new campus. The gift supports the growth and expansion of Yale facilities.
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Sage
New Haven
Russell Sage
Yale University
Hillhouse
Wreck Toll Rises as California Special Crash Claims Three
Relief crews search the Rock Island wreck near Trenton Missouri for bodies with officials listing three dead and thirty plus injured. Identifications include Mrs Hedricks of Chicago and Mrs Gertrude Barnes of Armourdale Kansas among the two unidentified women.
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Trenton
Rock Island
Jay
California
Gertrude Barnes
Armourdale
Kan
Girl and money disappear in Des Moines after Christmas shopping trip
Miss Elizabeth Miller, a Luzerne girl from near Belle Plain Benton county, went to Des Moines for Christmas shopping with several hundred dollars and has vanished. Police, aided by many, hunt for foul play and fear she may be harmed. Miller is a Highland Park graduate and well known locally.
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Iowa Evening Press
Des Moines
Elizabeth Miller
Luzerne
Belle Plain
Benton County
Highland Park Loge
Senator Dowell to Push Cummins Campaign in Iowa Union Event
Des Moines reports indicate Senator Dowell will defend the progressive movement and attack standpat congressmen. He is expected to urge the defeat of the 400 ym road to support reform and criticize state officials amid Iowa political tensions.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Republ
A. B. Cummins
C. C. Dowel
Cummins
P State
Water Works Ownership Debate Triggers City Saloon Closures
Waterloo Iowa begins a three day saloon closure with tomorrow and Monday designated as a holiday and a special tion day to decide the main ownership of the water works. The move marks a unique start for the water wagon in city affairs.
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Iowa Evening Press
Waterloo
Tragic Dry Kiln Accident Claims Life at Musser Site
Henry Daedelow a long time worker at Roach and Musser died in a dry kiln accident in Muscatine county. A loaded lumber car backed into a wall crushing him between the wall and the car. Coroner King planned an inquest at the Daedelow home to probe the circumstances.
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Henry Dachelow
Fierno
A. J. E. H. King
Laecelow
Kinng
Roselawn Avenue
South Muscatine
Roach and Musserompany
Cioes
King
Paedelow
Earthquake Shocks St Louis and Panama Area
Seismographs from St Louis University recorded a 34 minute quake starting early today with the strongest movement near 5:10. The U S Weather Bureau reported a three shock sequence matching San Francisco in strength and speculated a Panama Isthmus link though canal officials reported no local disturbance.
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St. Louis. Mo
St. Louis University
Panama
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Colon
Isthmian Canal
Insular
Col. Hodges
Canal Commission
Canal Strip
DAR Will Aid Conservation New Year Call
Washington January 1 The conservation committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution urges every member and patriotic woman to start the new year determined to support conservation efforts nationwide. The group notes conservation of all American resources as its core, echoed by governors of sixteen states and territories who were asked about state needs and women’s contributions.
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Washington
Conservation Committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Brother Arrested After Man Slashed in Cedar Rapids Street
James Mc Cauley was found in the street with a knife wound to the abdomen and taken to a hospital where he is expected to die. His brother William McCauley is in custody awaiting the outcome as investigators probe the attack. a woman is suspected to be involved. Police were notified by a doctor who attended the wounded man.
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Iowa Evening Press
Cedar Rapids
James McCauley
William McCauley
McCauley
Gilmore's Conviction to Be Appealed in Iowa
In Monicello Iowa Dr J K Gilmore convicted Tuesday of performing a criminal operation on 25 year old Gertrude Jackson will appeal to the supreme court. The trial of Dr J E King alleged to be involved in the transaction will begin Monday.
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Iowa Evening Press
Monicello
J. K. Gilmore
Gertrude Jackson
Supreme Court
J. E. King
Waterloo Man Is Wed In Brandt Ceremony
F. C. Cutler, president of the Cutler Hardware Co. and a statewide board of trade figure, married at noon today in Waterloo to Mrs. Laura Pomeroy.
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Iowa Evening Press
Waterloo
F. C. Cutler
Cutler Hardware Co
Board of Trade
Iowa
Laura Pomeroy
Aged Man Killed by Train in Waterloo Yards
George Faulker a 75 year old man was found crushed beneath a Rock Island freight car in the Waterloo yards. No witness to the accident and circumstances of death remain unknown. Local authorities reported the incident occurred last night with no further details available.
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Rock Island
Iowa Evening Press
Waterloo
George Faulker
Gasolene Explosion Burns Monticello Man
August Zimmering, an elderly resident of Monticello, Iowa, was seriously burned when five gallons of gasolene exploded as he attempted to light a fire. His home suffered extensive damage.
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Zimmering
Iowa Evening Press
Monticello
Notable White House Reception Opens Taft Era
The White House hosted the first public reception of the Taft administration. Diplomats in full dress and aides along the receiving line highlighted a gay start as Mrs. Taft planned to appear intermittently. The event featured Colonel Spencer Cosby and others guiding introductions, with Vice President and Mrs. Sherman attending the cabinet circle. Citizens were later welcomed as Marines played patriotic airs and decorations flourished.
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Taft
Army
State, War and Navy Department
Archibald Butt
Gen
Leonard Wood
Washington, D. C
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Baron Des Planches
Col
Spencer Cosby
Domo
Butt
Palmer
Sherman
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Ritizvens
Morse to be moved to federal prison today
New York reported that Charles W. Morse the convicted banker will likely be transported to the federal prison at Atlanta Georgia today. No writ of error was filed against the denial of a new trial and the deadline for such action expired yesterday afternoon.
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Charles W. Morse
New York
Chas. W. Morse
Atlanta
Maree
Cleaning Gun Fatality Shocks Cantril Family
Charles Feine, 40, of Cantril Iowa, died from an accidental self inflicted gunshot at his home eight miles southwest of Cantril while cleaning a firearm before a hunting day. He is survived by his wife and five children.
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Charles Feine
Cantril
Iowa Evening Press
Here
Mother Superior at Mercy Hospital Dies in Davenport
Mother Baptist Martin, long time mother superior of Mercy Hospital Davenport, died last night at 78. Born in Ireland, she arrived in Davenport in 1871 from DeWitte and spent decades serving the Mercy hospital community.
Bandits Terribly Beaten Near Graf Robbery Try
Two bandits who attempted to rob a cash box in railway cars near Graf were surprised by steel workers and severely beaten. They were removed to a Dubuque hospital for treatment after the assault by the workers.
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Dubuaque
Iowa Evening Press
Dubuque
Graf
Here
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