Zelaya the Nicaraguan Dictator Faces Uproar
James A. Edgerton portrays Jose Santos Zelaya as a long ruling, bayonet-backed president who has shot two Americans, Cannon and Grace, and has used force to suppress revolts. The piece traces Zelaya’s rise, his ties to the Estrada faction, and Nicaragua’s bleak landscape with revolutions as its main activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Edgerton
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Central America
Samuel
Zelaya
Argun
Estrada
Estrada Brothers
Juan Estrada
Wiovement
Cannon
Grace
Estrada Standard
Costa Rica
Atbk Iokinei
Bela
Knox
United States
Torquemada
Alva
Cipriano Castro
Quicker Telegrams Now From Telephone Stations
A merger of telephone and telegraph interests in New York predicts turning each telephone station into a telegraph office. A writing machine will reproduce dispatches in telegraph offices, enabling near instantaneous service. Costs for large users may be minimal, with potential 25 cent rates for longer messages in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Telephone and Telegraph
American ‘Telephone
Ialegraph Company
Western Union
Telegraph Company
United States
Telephone Company
Poetic Wedding at Calvary Baptist Church Middletown NY
A poem filled wedding united Clarence B. Crance and Luella May Clark at Calvary Baptist Church Middletown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. John A. Courtright and quoted almost entirely in verse, a novel approach that drew attention and may start a new wedding fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
Calvary Baptist Church
Clarence B. Crance
Luella May Clark
Isaac M. Clark
John A. Courtright
Courtright
Memorial to a Great Golfer at St Andrews
A committee in St Andrews Scotland agrees to erect a life size bronze panel of the late Tom Mortis to hang on the west porch of the royal and ancient clubhouse. Surplus funds will endow the Tom Morris bed at St Andrews Cottage hospital for golf professionals and caddies. Miss Lillian W Babcock heads Bloomfield New Jersey group starting the Nations Pin Money league to aid ill women by making crafts and rugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Scotland
Tom Mortis
St. Andrews Cottage Hospital
Tom Morris
Pin Money League
Bloomfel
N. J
Nations
Lillian W. Babcock
Belleville Avenue
Bloomfield
Wienerwurst Portieres King of Atchison Party
An Atchison Kansas man plans a mini party featuring portieres made of wienerwurst. He will award a prize to the guest who guesses the closest number of sausages used in the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kan
Guts Landlord Slain Over Board Bill Dispute
Agapito Fuviarle confronted Louis Grilla in Iron Range town after an 922 50 board bill payment dispute. He slashed Grilla’s throat, Grilla died twenty minutes later. Fuviarle fled upstairs, was arrested by village police and taken to Eveleth for safekeeping. Justice Welch later dismissed Grilla’s prior small charge and levied 11 50 costs on Fuclarita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Grilla
Gilbert
Iron Range
Agapito Fuviarle
Grilla
Eveleth
Fueiable
Justice
Boy Kills Companion During Hunt Near Winona
Albert Daum, seventeen, was shot and killed by Alvin Knapp, eighteen, while hunting near Winona. Knapp fired as he spotted a partridge in the ravine. Daum, in plain sight near the hill crest, was struck in the chest and died within moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Daum
Alvin Knapp
Winona
Young Knapp
Daum
Five women ill from gas at St Paul rooming house incident
Illumination gas infected a rooming house run by Mrs L Johnson at St Paul. Two women are in critical condition at St Josephs hospital, three confined to rooms by physicians. Five others on the same floor were affected but not unconscious. Miss Minnie Oliver, semi conscious, crawled to a telephone and summoned aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
L Johnson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Minnie Oliver
Duluth Man Ended Life After Romance Rejection
Louis Beaudette of Duluth a Northern Shoe Company machine operator shot himself through the heart with a revolver. He had quarreled with his sweetheart Miss Marie Burns a few days earlier and had been brooding over the incident since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Burns
Louis, Beaudette
Duluth
Northern Shoe Company
Beaudette
Two Perish in Red Lake Boat Capsize
Word reaches Bemidji of the drowning of Frank Gordan and a father in Red Lake. The Gordans, residents of the Tamarac river, were at Shotley buying winter provisions, made purchases, and began home in a boat when it capsized. The boat was found but no bodies are yet recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Frank Gordan
Na Father
Red Lake
Gordans
Tamarac
Shotley
Two Men Die in Gas Incident at St Paul Room
Ed Ikeson and Myles Nolan, Midway workers, were found dead in the same bed from asphyxiation in a St Paul room with gas partly on. Dr. E F Murphy, acting coroner, led an investigation at the county morgue. Authorities deem the deaths accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ed Ikeson
Myles Nolan
Midway
E. F. Murphy
Italian Rival Shoots Youth On Sweetheart’s Doorstep
Detroit youth Walter Vought, 21, shot and killed by rival Italian Dick who lured him outside his sweetheart’s home. The shooter fled. Ely merchant David Kanges found frozen to death six to ten miles south of Ely after missing days. He had shot a deer and crossed Eagles Nest lake on a raft before getting lost. Bird Island grain dealer Ed Reinhardt killed instantly when clothing caught in an elevator shaft. Fertile mayor William Sovenson attempted suicide by carb ebolic acid after severe indulgence, his hand tremor spilling most of the poison on his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vought
Detroit
David Kanges
Ely
Kanges
Eagles’ Nest Lake
Shaft
Ed Reinhardt
Bird Island
William Sovenson
Fertile
Bemidji
De Armond's Career and Death in Missouri Legend
Representative David Albaugh De Armond of Missouri's Sixth district died saving his grandson in a house fire caused by crossed wires in Butler. A long time congressman and noted parliamentarian, his caustic tongue and blunt honesty defined his career and his rivalry with John Sharp Williams on the House floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
David Albaugh de Armond
Butler
Congress
de Armond
Cannon
Bingham
Payne
Dalzell
Livingston
Georgia
Jones
Virginia
Duncansville
Alpoona
Hollidaysburg
State Supreme Court
House
John Sharp Williams
Williams
Wil- Matis
de Armand
Empty Stocking Club Aims to Brighten Christmas
Mrs. James A. Richardson of Baltimore heads the Empty Stocking club to fill stockings that would otherwise be empty on Christmas morning. An auxiliary unit of children assists with dressing 2000 dolls and staging amateur acts to raise funds for a giant Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Richardson
Baltimore
Santa Claus
Turner Hall Martial Arts Classes Schedule
Turner Hall lists multiple age group classes including boys and girls sessions, youths and Misses and Ladies classes, plus men’s, fencing, and Sunday school times. Weekly slots cover Tuesday Friday evenings, Wednesday Saturday evenings, and Sunday forenoon sessions with varied start times and end times.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josu Bantos Zelaa
Zelaga
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Groce
Barrios
Guatemala
New England
Merchant
Empty Stocking Club
M. Castre
The
Sorbonne
Spokane
WSS
HAM
Red Front Grocery
New Ulm
Minn
Turner Hall
Herman Hein
E. Wicherski
State Bank
J. H. Forster
Chas. Rolloff
New Ulm, Minn
Brown County Bank L
Priiscar, Purs, A, A.scileller
Aart. Gastiren
Miulbearoum