Latin Amerrican Crises Prompt Expectation of Espionage Relaxation
Reports from Washington indicate Latin American agitators in various colonies anticipate relaxed espionage controls under Wilson as turbulence grows. Central American unrest is blamed on exiled leaders and anti government factions planning renewed action after March 1, with several regional powers seen as ready to challenge U.S. policy.
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Emigrados Politicos
Washington
Wilson
Dew
Cipriano Castro
Newe York
Sriva
Amoorta
Repubdies
Fenrth
Wodbella
State Department
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New York
Hove
Rao
Central America
Costa Rica
Salvador
Honduras
Panam
Rockefeller Subpoena Service Sparks Tarrytown Talk
In Tarrstown New York December 28 the effort to serve William Rockefeller with a subpoena by the Puja committee process server stirs local heavy talk. Rockefeller, often driving a hidden car, shows the trouble in obtaining his appearance as officials press the six month inquiry.
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Tarrstown
N.Y
Wilbum Rockefeler
Tarrytown
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Roeckwood Hall
Fallo
Afrockefeler
Washington
Fiee
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Riddell Cor
Perre d Taute
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Mates Trust
Faddell
Rockefs Tier
Mutley Hafid Imprisons Spanish Dentist Over Salary
In Morocco the former sultan Mutley Hafid has imprisoned his Spanish dentist Dr Cortes for unpaid wages. A rescue party formed by Cortes’s friends was driven off by Hafid followers. The incident could trigger a diplomatic ripple as talk of a separate peace with Turkey continues.
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Tander
Dee
Mutley Hafid
Dr. Cortes
Cartes
Morocco
Alfatra
Muley Flafid
Police graft probe hearing in New York
Raymond B. Fosdick warned Police Commissioner Waldo in January about suspicions linking Lt. Becker to police graft. Fosdick said he doubted anyone at headquarters was involved but that system allowed concealing crimes. Waldo agreed to limited inspection of filing bureaus to review records without disruption.
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New York
Raymond B. Fosdick
Curran
Waldo
Charles Becker
Fordick
Lakes
Emory R. Buckner
Commmsel
Jealous youth kills girl at Cordis mill then ends life
In Millbars Massachusetts Clara Le Mas aged fourteen was shot and killed by Charles Adams aged fifteen as she entered the Cordis cotton mill. The shooter then fatally wounded himself. Police say jealousy sparked the tragedy.
Hall Caine's mother obituary and other terse items
A string of brief telegraph notices reports Hall Caine's mother's death born in PS2s, a Baltimore whipping post punishment, engagement announcements for Miss Rachel Hag, death of U S Congressman John G. McHenry in Benton PA, and a New York collegiate conference. It notes a Chilean nitrate prize bill, a naval collision between the German ship Amasis and British Peninsular ship Austrian Printe near Montevideo, with Amasis sinking and no lives lost. Also mentions Jess Willard knocking out Boldier Kearns in the eighth round in New York.
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Hall Caine
Baltimore
Rachel Hag
James J. Hill
Mimil Boeekmann
St. Paul
Amasis
Montevideo
Jess Willard
Bold
Kearns
New York
Staunton Welcomes Wilson Home In Presidential Welcome
Staunton Virginia crowds greet President Elect Wilson at his birthplace with torchlight processions, electric lights, bells, and cheers. Governor Wilson, recently ill, travels with Mrs. Wilson to the Staunton manse where a brief welcome occurs before they depart in a cavalry escort.
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Staunton
Old Dominion
Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Hrampton Wayt
Trad
Killed the Boy in Grand Junction Robbery
In Grand Junction Colorado the 15 year old Joseph Trensles and his father Henmstey held up J ER Quear with a revolver and a shotgun obtaining $50. Deputy Sheriff Nichols killed the boy after a running battle. The father surrendered when his son was killed and is jailed.
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Grand Junction
Col
Deadly Charivari Injures Railroad Worker in Indiana
Fred Butler, a railroad employee, was seriously injured at a chi var y celebration in Montmor en el Indiana. Guests used horns belts and revolvers during the event and Butler was accidentally shot on the left side and remains in serious condition.
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Montmorenel
Ind
Fred Butler
Butler
Tragedy Buries Miller Family in Single Grave
The bodies of Edward Miller, his wife, daughter and son, killed when struck by an Illinois Central train, were buried today in one grave in Champaign. The disaster left the entire family dead on the spot.
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Champaign
Edward Miller
Ilinois Central
Weather Observations From U S Weather Bureaus
Yesterday at 5 PM readings across major cities show varied conditions. New York 28 cloudy Boston 34 snow Denver 20 clear San Francisco 44 partly cloudy St Louis 8 clear Chicago 26 clear Indianapolis 22 cloudy Washington 36 partly cloudy. Temperature trend indicates rising over the period.
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St. Paulo
Chicago
Indianapolis
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St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Cloudts
The Parcels Post and the Middleman Scheme
Mrs JuHan Heath national president of the Housewives League explains a parcels post registry to link farmers with eyes butter and garden truck sellers to city housekeepers. The plan aims to omit membership fees for housewives and producers within the parcels post area transforming buyer seller contact through a nationwide clearing system.
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New York
JuHan Heath
Housewives’ League
Sam
Nile
Pares
Still Undaunted by Albany Saffrage March
Kinderhook reports nasty weather south of Albany as the suffrage contingent grows to seven. General Jones praises the marchers spirit and their plan to reach Albany before Sunday to plant their banner and begin propaganda.
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Kinderhook
N.Y
Albany
Capitel Gan
Covington Car Jumps Track Killing Two? Wreck Injury Update
Covington car derailed on Central bridge in Cincinnati injuring five passengers and crew. Motorman James Clemons and Conductor John Radford sustained possible fatal wounds. bridge railing collapsed as the car plunged into the street. In separate note, General Luis Mena to be released from U S hospital at Ancon and likely travel to Costa Rica after surrendering in Nicaragua.
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Covington
Central Bridge
Ohio
James Clemons
John Radford
Mena
Washington
Luis Mena
United States
Ancon
Panama Canal Zone
Nicaragua
General Mena
Costa Rica
Switch Engine Collides With Auto in Terre Haute Tragedy
In Terre Haute Indiana a railroad switch engine struck an automobile driven by Mack McKeehan and Gilbert Overpeck McKeehan aged forty two salesman for a local commission house was killed instantly He leaves a bride of a year Overpeck from Rosedale was seriously injured.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Mack McKeehan
Gilbert Overpeck
McKeehan
Overpeck
Rosedale
Urge Revision of School Laws by Indiana County Superintendents
At the annual meeting in Indianapolis the Indiana County Superintendents' Association backed amendments and new laws for schools. Proposals include longer county and township terms, empowered superintendents to hire teachers, stricter contracts for new buildings, compulsory funding for county institutes, abolition of township advisory boards, industrial education and a demonstration farm, raising attendance age to sixteen, requiring local levies, higher superintendent qualifications, reducing teacher exams, and codifying school laws. A. O. Neal elected president. J. P. Peavy secretary-treasurer. Miss Adelaide Steele Bastar recording secretary.
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Indianapolis
Dec
Conte
Sieh
Sm Cits
Ster
Ruaner Hiws
State Teachers’ Association
A. O. Neal
Kokomo Schools
J. P Peavcy
Anderson
Adelaide Steele Bastar
HL Sess
US Cautions on Trade With Latin America and Western Hemisphere
A prior essay argues against forcing commerce with Latin America, noting scant current trade, geographic trends, and the Panama Canal’s limited impact. It asserts U S trade follows natural routes and that only a small share of world commerce goes south of the equator, urging realism over expansionist talk.
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Equator
Latin America
South America
South Americ
Panama Canal
Europe
Dynamite conspiracy trial jury delayed verdict expected today
Indianapolis December 28 jurors in the dynamite conspiracy case have been kept in confinement since October 1. With heavy evidence, an early verdict was not expected and both sides anticipate convictions for leaders while many defendants may be freed. A verdict was anticipated today despite delays. In a separate incident, Edward Hart killed Mrs Sarah McBride and wounded his former wife after a quarrel at Rena Hart's home.
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Indianapolis
Dee
Hoth
Laurange
Tad
Rena Hart
Edward Hart
Sarah McBride
Hart
Child burned to death near Grandview farm in Indiana
Evansville report says seven year old daughter of Ezekiel Schoolfield died after clothes lit by open fire. Mother burned flesh trying to save her. In Pittsboro, Elaworth Guthrie, 45, was struck and killed by an eastbound streetcar while flagging it near the track.
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Evansville
Ind
Ezekiel Schoolfield
Grandview
Pittsboro
Elaworth Guthrie
Guthrie
Adults urged to join Old Testament Sunday school study
Pastor Walker of Centenary M E Church invites adults across Albany to join a year long Old Testament study. Begin with Genesis and end with Joshua conquest, using Home Department leaflets and pocket editions. He argues Bible study benefits all ages and promises new energy, urging every Sunday school to welcome adult learners.
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Joshua
Albany
Porn M. Walker
Centenary M. EB. Church
Local traffic shifts as old bridge closes and new bridge opens
Traffic rerouted to the upper highway after the old bridge closed. The Messiah concert was planned for this afternoon in Iavelock by the First Presbyterian Church choir under Mreé W. Hedelen. State Teachers Association meeting notes include Anton T. Pies elected president and other local figures mentioned in event summaries.
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Trafic
Iavelock
First Presbyterian Church
Mreé
W. A. Hedelen
Unclear text on medical diagnosis and remedies
Fragmentary OCR mentions death in Nantes and references to Pneumona infection and remedies with vague drug names. It includes dubious claims about cures and pricing markers, with scattered references to people and places but no coherent event or outcome.
Personal Mention Highlights Visitors and Travel in Ontario
A 40 year old guest list from Zink Ontario notes Miss Marea for Ver Hat Norn and Miss Dit Stephens visiting relatives. Mentions Mary Spring trees Odin Maal and Mrs Mary, with travel to Kornmtown Indiana and Leavenworth to visit grandmother. Local church leader Dr Apna Methan referenced amid family illness.
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Nanth Street
Oblie Arsios
Allfords
M. Fo Atsins
Basttak Street
Ville
Sprimgefter
Lowe's East Tether
Mary Spring
Odin Maal Ait el Mbe
Mira
Mary Mebvesa
Electric Bitters Endorsement From West Virginia Reader
A Lewishire resident, C B Rader, writes thanks for Electric Bitters praising its cure for stomach trouble and rheumatism after ten years of suffering. The letter claims relief for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons linked to rheumatism. The booster ends with a guarantee and 50 cent price at Knoefel Drug Co.
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C. B. Rader
Lewishire
W. Va
Knoefel Drug Co
Market Quotations Across Cities For Grains And Livestock
In Indianapolis grain and live stock quotations show Wheat No 2 red at 1.42, Corn No 2 white 1.67, oats 0.35, hay baled 10.50. Receipts include 11,900 hogs and 4,090 sheep. Cincinnati quotes Wheat No 2 red 1.18, Corn No 2 0.19, Oats 0.38, Cattle and hog prices listed for various classes. Chicago figures list Wheat No 2 red 1.11, Corn No 2 0.39, Oats 0.38, Cattle and hog prices with lambs and sheep. St Louis reports Wheat 1.99, Corn 0.19, Oats 0.38, cattle and hogs with current ranges. East Buffalo shows cattle 2.50 to 9.00, hogs 5.00, sheep 3.50 to 5.25, lambs 4.50. Toledo Wheat July 1.60, May 1.16. Subscribers urged to notify if paper not received promptly.
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