Venezuelan Mission in Washington Exits Amid Tense Crisis
Senor Veloz-Goiticoa, Venezuelan charge d affaires, met with Acting Secretary Baconnatica to announce he would resign his post in Washington. The move follows a severing of relations between the United States and Venezuela after more than fifty years of ties. The Venezuelan legation will be closed and diplomats return to Caracas.
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Washington
America
Venezuela
Senor Veloz-Goiticoa
state department
Baconnatica
Venezuelan crisis deepens as American legation withdraws
The United States recalls Chargé Sleeper from Caracas as Venezuela refuses to settle five American claims including Jarrett, Ortham, Orinoco Steamship, Bermuda Asphalt, and Critchfield concessions. Officials say no immediate war risk, though tensions persist. Sleeper sails to New York to board passage for Venezuela.
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Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
legation
Washinton
New York
Venezuéla
Bacon
Paul
Chiacan
pase porta
Benor Velag
Mr. Bacon
Benor Jacobo Pimental
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Voloz
Russell
United States
Venezuela
Sleeper
A. F. Jarrett
Ortham corporation
Orinoco Steamship company
New York @ Bermudez Asphalt company
Critchfield
Stray Bullet Strikes Norristown Girl in Yard
Norristown Pennsylvania July 10 Miss Ethel Ahn aged nineteen living with sister Mrs Paul Smith was shot while seated in the yard. A rifle ball was removed by a physician and investigators say the wound resulted from a stray bullet from a young man practicing target shooting a block away.
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Ethel Ahn
Paul Smith
Ahn
Governors Inspect Reade Tour of New Jersey Roads
Gov Port of New Jersey and Gov Crothers of Maryland led a small party of road commissioners to Freehold to inspect recently improved state roads. They arrived after touring the Colt’s Neck road in Eatontown.
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Reade
Freehold
N. J
J. Franklin Port
New Jersey
Austin L. Crothers
Maryland
Colt'n Neck
Eatontown
Bryan Nominated for President by Democratic Convention
Willem Jennings Bryan of Nebraska was nominated on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The platform upheld equal justice, free trade, and reform while criticizing trusts. The night session saw wild cheering, with delegates declaring Bryan the standard bearer and honoring other contenders like Gray and Johnson.
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America
Wiliam J. Bryan
George Gray
Delaware
L. Irving Handy
Johnson
Minnesota
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Connecticut
Hammond
John ‘the Johnson
Minnescte
Handy
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