Cuba Crisis Sees US Military Ready for Possible Action
The article reports that the United States weighs no intervention unless Cuba reaches a general conflagration. It notes Secretary of State and Navy move to monitor developments, Des Moines heads to Key West, and both Army and Navy keep forces prepared for quick deployment if needed.
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Junta lashes Palma amid political turmoil in Santa Clara
A fragmentary report details a junta attacking Palma and condemning President Palma's government. Provinces react as protests and arrests surface, with declarations echoing through Havana and Pinar del Rio.
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FIGHT AT BALL GAME BETWEEN Ferris and Hayden
At American League Park yesterday Ferris second baseman and Hayden right fielder of the visiting Boston club fought after a seventh inning remark. Police removed Ferris and Harden. Hayden later withdrew an assault charge as Ferris was released by the desk sergeant.
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TWO POLAR EXPEDITIONS
Dr. Jean Charcot announced a South Pole expedition at Brussels Polar Congress. Charles Benard of the Belgian Oceanographic Society outlined a North Pole plan with two ships, wireless telegraphy, and drifting to the pole. Cost estimated at 200000 dollars with a three year term and five year provisions.
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Tragedy at Father’s Bedside in Fulton County
Dr. Jeff Moore of Nevada Missouri killed his stepbrother Van Williams at his father’s bedside in Fulton Kentucky. Williams, from Emory Mississippi, died instantly after Moore fired three bullets during a family quarrel. Moore is under arrest and a lynching possibility is cited.
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German destroyer raid reached British coast and returned
Hamburg correspondent reports thirty six German destroyers crossed the North Sea on September 10 in a raid toward the British coast and came back undetected. The mission aimed to locate the German fleet off Heligoland. London reports Carmania sailed from Liverpool with gold valued over 10 million dollars. The United States took about 5.015 million dollars in eagles at the Bank of England.
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Massacre in Siedlce Escalates With New Firepower
Reporters describe continued killings and looting after Sept 8 to 10 massacre in Siedlce. Soldiers fire on crowds of Jews, block exits, burn homes, and take hostages as refugees flee toward the south. One Christian is reported killed. many bodies lie in streets or cellars. payments of 25 dollars spared some.
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Warsaw Jews Killed and Wounded in Sept 11 Conflicts
Soldiers searched the Jewish quarter in Warsaw and Siedlce horrors. Two Jews were killed and eleven seriously wounded amid conflicts. A stray note mentions white mountains and autumn excursions September 15 to October 6 with railway ticket details from agents.
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Foraker to His Critics Dick Retains Control
Dayton Ohio September 11 Senator Dick wins re election as chairman of the state executive committee by 14 to 7 at the Republican State Convention opener. Senator Foraker delivers a vigorous speech urging independence from tariff revision and defending a senator’s right to vote freely.
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Lost Gems in Sleeper Robbery on Pennsylvania Train
Solomon Urbach a New York diamond merchant reported to Baltimore police he was robbed of uncut diamonds valued at 40000 dollars this morning en route to Baltimore. He kept the diamonds in a wallet under his pillow on a sleeping car from Jersey City. the theft occurred before arrival and the porter and conductor saw no one near the berth.
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Over 2 Miles a Minute Test by Le Blon on Transit Road
Hubert Le Blon driven a Thomas car in the Vanderbilt Cup test reached 123 miles per hour on an eight mile Transit Road macadam stretch near Buffalo. He held that speed for four miles in front of about two hundred witnesses, surpassing the prior two mile record set by Demogeot at Ormond Beach last winter.
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Warrant Demanded for Mormon Church President on Polygamy Charge
Charles Mostyn Owen a detective swore to a complaint before Justice Dana T. Smith charging unlawful relations between Joseph F. Smith and Mary E Schwartz Smith his fifth wife who bore a son June 1. Warrant requires county attorney approval before service. Governor Cutler Senator Smoot and several church officials named as witnesses.
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Smith
Pillar Crushes Man After Jump From Moving Car
An unidentified man, about 35, leaped from a swiftly moving Third Avenue surface car near 22nd Street in Brooklyn. He struck an elevated pillar, dying instantly. Witnesses described a hysterical crowd. the body was taken to East 224th Street station after Bellevue Hospital examined him. Letters addressed to August Geoggerle were found in his pockets. The car was halted by motorman W A Prickering.
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Morgan In Congo Ventures Sparks Anglo Belgian Trust Shift
Brussels reports indicate the Anglo Belgian Rubber Trust will halt Congo concessions. J Pierpont Morgan may form a syndicate to continue development. Negotiations are alleged, with Morgan linked as a potential partner among shareholders.
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Independence League Nomination Brings Full State Ticket
William Randolph Hearst leads a declared plan to nominate a full straight state ticket at Carnegie Hall. The ticket includes Hearst for Governor and Chanler Lyon Rosenbloom Auel and Ford for key posts with a crowd pledging no boss trading. The convention denounces bribery and seeks reforms to election law and insurance and banking oversight.
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