Honduras and Nicaragua war develops with Tegucigalpa fall
Reports from Washington and Central America detail Honduras under President Bonilla reorganizing its army for prolonged resistance while Nicaragua's Zelaya announces capture of Tegucigalpa. The Choluteca post fell, yielding rifles and ammunition.双方 casualties run high with alleged mistreatment of prisoners reported.
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Washington
Senor Corea
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Sacking of San Marcos Reported in Honduras Turmoil
Porto Cortez Honduras March 28 reports detail the sacking of San Marcos under dire conditions, a fresh interior revolt in Honduras and notable financial losses to American interests due to the war. General Carcamo of the Honduran army, said by Nicaraguan dispatches to have been killed at San Marcos February 26, later survived and recovered, then described the outrages.
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Porto
Honduran and Nicaraguan Forces Clash Across Central America
Dispatches describe Camaygua revolt in Honduras on March 20 with 150 rebels seized the plaza and 600 troops sent from San Pedro. The Marietta gunboat aided American shipping at Trujillo, while a Honduran column under General Chamuerro moved into Nicaragua. Lee Christmas, the Memphis native, halted a Nicaraguan column near the capital.
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Camaygua
Honduras
Plaza
San Pedro
Marietta
Trujillo
Fullam
Porto Cortez
Salvadoras
Chamuerro
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Totomalpa
Los Portillos de Namasique
Central America
Lee Christmas
Memphis
Tenn
General Christmas
Fire at Sapulpa oil well rages as workers flee
A gas oil well two miles east of Sapulpa I T that caught fire last week is burning furiously. Workers in the field are terrorized and unable to check the flames. Pools of oil on the creek adjoining the well have caught fire and black smoke rises high.
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Sapulpa
I. T
Hollister Rocky Meantaian Tea Featured In Patent Claim
A fragment describes Hollister's Rocky Meantaian Tea touted as a root cure with life producing properties unseen in other remedies. Mentions tea or tablets and names Jno. 4. Ziegelbour, suggesting a patent or product claim without clear evidence.
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Hollister
Jno
Ziegelbour
Burial with Full Honors for Brig Gen Theodore Wint
Washington reports Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint died in Philadelphia. His body, formerly commander of the Cuban army of pacification, was buried in Arlington with full military honors. Also reported are a fatal domestic accident at Decker Indiana where a mother and daughter burned, and a South Bend incident where Jacob Schaefer shot at his brother in law but caused only minor injuries.
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Washington
Theodore J. Wint
Decker
Ind
William Moore
Emma
South Bend
Jacob Schaefer
W. D. Beistle
Heistle
Schaefer
Fire damages Memphis Furniture plant in 125000 loss
A blaze destroyed the Memphis Furniture Manufacturing plant in Memphis Tennessee causing an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. Fire crews fought the flames through the night and prevented further damage to nearby buildings. Local officials are investigating the cause of the fire.
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Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Furniture Manufacturing Company
Great Salt Works Destroyer in Hutchinson Fire
The Morton salt block the world’s largest, owned largely by Joy Morton and Paul Morton, former secretary of the navy, was destroyed by fire last night in Hutchinson Kansas.
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Great Salt Works
Hutchinson
Kan
Morton
Joy Morton
Paul Morton
Secretary of the Navy
Ex Trustee on Trial in Huntington Court
Huntington Ind March 26 Frank E B Fults former trustee of Dallas township Huntington county stands trial in the effectual court charged with misappropriation of township funds.
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Huntington
Ind
Frank EB. Fults
Dallas Township
Huntington County
Effeult Court
High wages lure artisans to Panama Canal work
The piece notes top wages tempt young artisans to join Canal construction crews while fears of fevers and malaria deter many. It claims Electric Bitters guards against malaria and treats blood poison, biliousness, weakness and digestive troubles, with a doctor selling it at 60 cents.
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Panama Canal
Obas
LD Knoefel
Romania says Moldavia unrest stems from agrarian issues
Premier Cantacuzene from Bucharest telegraphs London that Romania views the Moldavia and Walachia disturbances as agrarian in character and not anti Jewish. He notes peasants attack Jewish and Romanian landowners as part of broader unrest tied to Russia and Bessarabia. Romania plans energetic measures and possible military action to restore order.
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London
Moldavia
Wallachia
Russia
Cantacuzene
Bucharest
Roumania
Bessarabia
Turbulent uprisings rout Polish districts alarm Jassy
The Torch Supreme reports widespread agrarian violence in Human Putna Jassy and Botusahni with peasants described as looting and attacking as troops mobilize. Foreign consuls seek protection for residents while government consid ers extraordinary powers. A bloody clash in Galatz left 206 dead as unrest spreads.
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Bucharest
Human
Putna
Jassy
Botusahni
Jasay
Vasiul
Nanvlussa
Galatz
Zemlzy
Carol
Hecht Trial Opens in Winchester Pharmacy Bribery Case
David Hecht, state pharmacy board member, faces trial in Winchester Ind for allegedly soliciting a bribe from druggist F B Porter. Porter claims Hecht offered chemistry questions for six months’ salary. State witnesses include Sala and Fort Wayne members. Hecht’s defense says letters were a sting.
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Winchester
Ind
David Fleck
State Board of Pharmacy
Porter
Parker City
Effenit
Hecht
Tittle
Evansville
Beaurid
Sala
Portersdetter
A. F. Sala
Railroads face potential giant strike over wages
Chicago March 6 A crisis in wage negotiations between 40 railroads and 50 000 employees looms as managers say they have conceded all they can and both sides remain in conference. The dispute involves 95 000 miles of track and 320 million dollar payroll, with 90 000 trainmen and 45 000 conductors in opposing unions.
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Chicago
Druggist Suit Goes to Special Master Hearings
Indianapolis March 26 Noble C. Butler named by Judge A B Anderson as special master to hear evidence in the United States against the National Association of Retail Druggists and others known as the salt against the drug trust. Testimony may begin May 7 with ninety days for taking testimony, extendable if needed.
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Indianapolis
Noble C. Butler
A.B. Anderson
Federal Court
United States
National Association of Retail Druggists
Drug Trust
Butler
F.H. Fredericks
Cincinnati
William D. Freeman
James W. Noel
Searle @& Hereth
St. Louis
Court adjourns Thaw case. jury to appear Wednesday
Justice Fitzgerald in New York delays proceedings in the Thaw case by adjourning court until 10:30 Wednesday. He may appoint a commission or proceed without one, notifying jurors if a commission is formed. A Richmond, Indiana, resident praises Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and lung relief, with a free trial offer.
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New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Seasion
Fitzgerald
Richmond
Ird
A. D Williame
West Main Se
Chas. D. Kaos
Fel
Derg
Prices Melted Away on Wall Street Slump
New York reports a violent stock market slump on Monday with excited trading and rapid price erosion. Brokers say there was no news to account for the drop beyond London metal price declines and higher call money, with holders eager to sell regardless of price.
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New York
Stock Exchange
London
Mistaken Hopefuls in Canal Zone Death Toll
In February the Canal Zone saw only two deaths among 5,554 white laborers. Black water fever caused one death and tuberculosis the other. No deaths occurred among 900 American women and children on the isthmus. The sick rate was 24 per 1,000. pneumonia led with 26 cases.
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Canal Zone
Washington
Isthmus
Gas Explosion Roils Bijou Theater in Greenfield
A gas explosion at the Bijou theater in Greenfield Indiana caused partial wreckage and a theater panic last night. Twenty six people were injured as crowds rushed for exits and trampling occurred. no fatalities were reported.
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Greenfield
Ind
Serious Race Trouble in Log Cabin Saloon Riot
In Mitchell Indiana on March 26 whites and blacks clashed after a mixed crowd entered the Log Cabin saloon. Negroes Whit Caldwell and Milt Johnson drew revolvers. Roy Cole a white man was shot and severely wounded. Caldwell was wounded but not seriously. In Terre Haute a first time jail sentence was imposed under compulsory education law. Isaac Middleton was fined five dollars and costs and jailed for seventeen days for failing to send a child to school.
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Mitchell
Ind
Whit Caldwell
Milt Johnson
Caldwell
Johnson
Roy Cole
Terre Haute
Isaac Middleton
Work Not in Their Line Causes Infirmary Exodus
In Valparaiso Indiana twelve inmates of the county infirmary have left the institution after an order from the segment mandating that all who remain must work at the farm during the drought to be cared for next winter. The note explains that care will depend on fulfilling farm labor duties.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Segyient
Perdon
Dushmet
Opera Singer Seeks Absolute Divorce and Other Notices
New York declares Emita James seeks an absolute divorce from artist husband Julian Story amid reports of estrangement. Panama quarantine releases and canal work inspection follow as Congress members travel. Also: Hammond founder James Young dies in San Diego. Persian crown prince Ali Mirza crowned amid vast ceremonial pomp. Local crime includes a man’s suicide on an Alabama train.
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New York
Emita James
Julian Story
Wethon
Kames
Ali Mirza
Ubrune
Teheran
Persia
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