Review of Happenings of the Past Week
A chaotic digest of events from around the world cites Castro amid promises and potential warships, a Pennsylvania ex‑governor’s death, and Alfred Beit’s paralysis. Reports mention crimes in Quincy and Burlington rail robbery captures, strikes in West Virginia coal and isthmus storms, and varied diplomatic twists involving Germany Britain and the U.S. officials.
Venezuela Accepts Arbitration Conditions After Cabinet Meetings
After two stormy cabinet sessions Venezuela agrees to the powers notes on arbitration with Castro. The government yields to force though calling the conditions annual and vows to honor cash payments and guarantees for claims. Blockade effects worsen while the Matos revolt loses support amid alleged German naval aid.
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Castro
United States
Minawer Bowen
Veesela
Arma
Higaerete
Matoe
Train Collision Kills Three in Snow Storm Drifts
A Pennsylvania system crash on Main street at 6 PM left three dead and more than a dozen injured as trains No 19 and No 33 collided with No 36 under a driving snowstorm. Engineers and crew survived with minor injuries as rescue efforts began.
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Ada
Jon
Fort Wayne
Main Street
Greman
Tiose
Crack Shot With Big Gun At Presidio Target Splinters
A San Francisco test at the Presidio saw 17 inch guns aimed at a pyramidal wooden target towed along at seven mph. Gunner Regan fired a 12 inch shot that struck the moving target, splintering it. the event interrupted heavy practice as officials reported the hit. The same day in Washington the House Foreign Affairs Committee completed the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill, proposing about 1,000,000 dollars and adjustments to Greece and Switzerland postings.
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Preaidio
Ander
Regan
Washington
House
Bulgaria
Greece
Switzerland
Canton
Mtory
Measten Weathered Tidings From Legal Press
Fragmentary OCR notes show A Wetter or Measten as head of a firm facing liquidation. Details are unclear, but the item records a public or legal process involving a company leader and insolvency action.
Coal Miners War During Strike Commission Hearings
Philadelphia reports the coal strike hearings after eight days with about 150 witnesses from nonunion groups. General Gobin testified on lawlessness in the coal region, noting riots, stone-throwing, cave-ins, and threats to troops, while detailing supply difficulties and a crackdown that included a controversial shoot to it order.
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Delaware & Hudson Company
Wll
Philadelphia Coal & Iron Company
Gobin
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Lawleesnees
Tate
General Gobin
Charles L. Darrow
Counee
Bea Reauit
Shenandoah
Bia
Panther Creek
Hoeso
Rovetne
Darrow
Keneral
Revected st Seattle Beatile i Waek
John Murphy and William Tom Kennedy are noted in a brief Seattle item. John Carter is referenced with a date line in a damaged OCR fragment. The text appears fragmentary with unclear context.
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Beatile
I Waek
John Murphy
William Tom Kenned
Dea
John Carter
Timber Land Act Notice of Timber Land Claim
In compliance with the Timber and Public Land Act, Duncan McKay of Big Lake Washington filed sworn statement No 67 for the purchase of the w% of nw, e% of nw, and ne of awk in section No a, township south of range 10 west. He will prove land is valuable for timber and stone before the Roseburg Oregon Register on June 13. Witnesses are John Lehnherr, WR Mureny, LG Baker, and A H Lehnherr of Camas Valley Oregon. Adverse claimants must file by June 8, 1968.
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OTICE
E .G. &. Land Office
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Congress
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California
Nevada
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Duncan McKay
Big Lake
Bection No. A
John Lehnherr
WR Mureny LG Baker
A. H Lehnherr
Camas Valley
J T Bridges
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Act of Congress
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Mra
Kate R. Henderson
Moscow
Latah
Idaho
Marry EB Forney Morcow
George P Miner
Montavilla
G W Harry
Coquitle City
E. N Harry
Bitkum
T Bridges
Timber and Act
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Mary B. Forney
State of Hah
Urehaar
Raseburg
Witneanca Mra
Kate Ro Wensdernan
Moscow Idaho
George Roe Miller
Montastin
G. W Harry Conville
Cyty
EL NL
Harry Ritham
Poseburg
Creeen
Augusta
Charles 0. Erickson
Mazn
Towner
North Dakota
Ie Raha
Wouth
Gromor
Porter
Richard Dick
Camas
Timber Land Notice Public Sale Timber Lands in Roseburg
Public notices of timber land filings and hearings from Roseburg Oregon record multiple filings by Mary B Forney Kate Henderson and Charles Erickson. Claims include sections township and range details with witnesses named and deadlines for adverse claims. Readied before Register and Receiver in Roseburg on specified June dates.
Timber Land Notice for Roseburg Oregon
Public notice of timber land sale under the Timber Land Act referencing Roseburg Oregon. Names Kennedy Crouch Hiler De Crouch and others as claimants. claims must be filed before August 4 1908 with the Receiver in Roseburg Oregon. The notice lists lands near Roseburg and requires proof of entry or purchase.
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Washington Territory
Kennedy, Roeeburg
D Crouch
Harry Filer de Crouch
Viny
Caly
Timber Land
Oregon
Ricutt
Cleveland
Orewen
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