Taft orders rapid landing of U S troops in Nicaragua
Washington Aug 28 Amer ican soldiers to be landed in Nicaragua within 48 hours President Taft directed the immediate movement of the Tenth United States Infantry now on the Panama canal to guard American lives and property Marines are rushed toward Nicaragua from Colon and the cruiser California cannot reach the area for about two weeks The dispatches describe an acute situation and the need for protection of Americans amid reports of atrocities and rebel actions along the Managua Corinto line
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Taft
Beverly
Tenth United States Infantry
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
United State
Colon
California
Tropics
Panama
Corinto
Managua
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Terhune
Annapolis
Henry A. Greene
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China
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Dodd
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Leon
Lethmus
Californi
Pacific
Francisco Altechul
Washington
New York
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Justin
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Ruilway
Orozco
Wood
Steever
Fort Bliss
Border Patrol
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Etepe
Pacific Division
Walter S. Schuyler
Department of California
Emperor William Feels Better After Health Restored
Emperor William in the park at Wilhelmsruhe castle enjoys a long walk as he recovers from rheumatic neck pains. Swelling has nearly disappeared and he is in good spirits. The planned trip to Switzerland for army maneuvers seems more feasible than days ago.
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Associated Press
Caseel
Hesse-Nuesau
Germany
William
Wilhelmehoede Castle
Switzerland
Crete Backs Samos Protection as Powers Bar Expedition
Foreign consuls warn Crete that Britain and France will stop any armed expedition to Samos and dispatch crews to the island. Investigators find funds and equipment distributed by the national defense committe to form a Cretan volunteer corps to assist in occupying Samos with Greek support.
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Associated Press
Canea
Crete
Samos
National Defense
Ta Ot
Amb Holst
War talk by Stanford president at Trans-Mississippi congress
Salt Lake City August 28 David Starr Jordan president of Stanford Jr. university outlined The Case Against War before delegates. He argued that loss from war comes from those who might have been but never were and condemned unchecked anger in councils of nations. He urged peaceful mutual respect across borders and warned against financing war through debt and bankers.
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Associated Preas
Salt Lake City
Utah
David Starr Jordan
Stanford Jr. University
Mr. Jordan
Europe
Canada
United States
Jordan
Das Consortium
Bankera
Rothechilds
Unecen
Rise of taxes and living vie for England's future
A speaker links war debt and taxation to the decline of English strength. He laments vanishing national traits, asks where the ideal John Bull has gone, and blames downward trends in physical standards on the costs of war and emigration. Memorial tablet rewards and national regret frame the argument.
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Towir
John Bull
England
Canada
Australia
Slants From Sheboygan A Busy Wisconsin Day
A Sheboygan dispatch reports a near drowning of James Mallinan and companions after a row boat swamped on Lake Michigan. Assemblyman Otto Joerns filed declination papers for renomination, vacancy to be filled. Workers in two Holman factories struck over pay, seeking old wages for ten hours. The Businessmen’s association plans a state fair delegation with a 60 member concert band and 6,000 souvenir buttons. Prof Harry Bradford named head of Nebraska College of Agriculture. Joseph Shusha a five year old drowned in the river. Herman Pott killed by a passenger train near Kiel.
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Associated Prong
Sheboygan
Wis
Lake Michigan
James Mallinan
Mien Bivor Sweitzer
la Crosse
Mins Margie Odenbrett
Wafely
Otto B. Joerns
Joerns
Holman Manufacturing Company
H. J. Holman Company
Harry E. Bradford
Nebraska State College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Joseph Shusha
Igne
Herman Pott
New Holstein
J. Paul
Kiel
Geographers Tour Driftless Area From Madison
Seventy geographers from across the United States on a continental tour visited Madison after breakfast at the University club. They traveled by auto to Crom Plains and surrounding driftless regions to study the area’s geological features. The event included remarks by Secretary Frear, a Republican candidate for the Tenth district.
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Madison
American Geographical
Remn
Chicago
University Club
Crom Plaine
Aga Frear
New
Progressive campaign names announced for spread of faith
United States Senator Dixon disclosed a list of Progressive speakers including Albert J. Beveridge Moses Clapp and Joseph L. Bristow with plans for a massive tour. Gov Marshall of Indiana visits Maine as Democratic campaign efforts shift to corporate contributions and unity talks with Johnson.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Moasevalt
Johnson
California
America
Albert Jllbveddge
Indiana
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Mitra Poindexter
Washington
Cue ] Crawford
South Dakota
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Kansas
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Nebraska
Hamlin Garland
William Allen White
Afterourke Cochran
New York
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Rhode Island
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Marshall
Bangor
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Augusta
Denver
Colo
J. M. Dixon
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Eald
Phil Stewart
Republican Rty
Progressive Party
Beagles Ot Yee Applicat Pagirt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Williams Grove
Public anxiety over fate of French hostages in Morocco
Reports from Parles indicate French officers held by Moors at Marrakesh remain unaccounted for as Emis Parles reach the city without new information. General Liguly notes volunteers failed to reach the hostages from Mba a headquarter and Colonel Mungin’s column has liberty to act if needed. Meanwhile Spain faces allegations it aided El Wiba, prompting possible protests and a Madrid traffic cessation demand.
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Associated Press
Parle
Marakesh
Morocco
Emis Parles
Liguly
Foreign Office
Mungin
Fez
Magagan
France
el Wiba
Arme
Madrid
Shooting Sheep Charged In Appleton Case
Warrants issued for the arrest of Guy Scott and Raymond Gunn of Black Creek on a shooting of sheep owned by Samuel Deenee. Deenee reports twenty missing and seven found dead with gunshot wounds, some bullets piercing the house roof. Also notes Fox River valley fair offering 6000 in purses and premiums September 17 to 20. Doyle travels to Chicago for Democratic campaign work with party leaders.
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Appleton
Wis
Guy Scott
Raymond Gunn
Black Creek
Samuel Deenee
Deenee
Fox River Valley Fair
Harry W. Powers
TD. F. Doyle
Chicago
Tdemocratic Party
Joseph FE. Davies
Wisconsin
New Two Cent Stamp To Honor Panama Exposition
The 2 cent commemorative stamp for the Panama Pacific Exposition was approved by Postmaster General Hitchcock. The design depicts the Panama Canal locks with ships, palm trees, and tropical scenery. The first issue will go on sale for several weeks.
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Associated Preag
Washington, D. C
Ae Faname
Paciic Exposition
Samranciaco
Wae
Hitchcock
Panama Canal
Mort
San Francisco
HMB
Victory
Tropics
Canada Premises in London Face Questioning by Suffragists
The article notes inquiries into Premises of Canada located in London as suffragists press for arguments and access. Authorities respond to demonstrations and protest actions surrounding the Canadian site.
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Canada
London
Canadian Premier rejects suffrage threat from Canadian union
London Aug 28 Canadian Premier Robert L Borden faces a suffragette delegation from the Women s Social and Political Union and rejects any general measure to enfranchise women in Canada He says no threats or militant tactics will influence him and that franchise powers lie with provincial legislatures and Parliament He notes Canadian women are capable and intelligent to decide for themselves
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Associated Press
London
Robert L. Borden
Dominion of Canada
Women's Social and Political Union
Miss Barratt
Dominion
Australia
New Zealand
Borden
Women's
Canada
ANTIA
Anti-Suffrage League
Bock
Cal Union
Rain Delays County Fair Races Across State
Special to The Northwestern reports heavy rain from Manitowoc to Green Bay disrupts events. County fair races are postponed, with plans for a big day tomorrow. In Sheboygan a major storm floods streets and disrupts telephone service. Green Bay also sees five hours of rain forcing postponements at Brown County fairgrounds and swelling entries in multiple departments.
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Manitower
Sheboygan
Wis
Afty
Tecins
Green Bay
Aoe
Brown County Fair Grounds
Here
Sunday Mail Delivery Changes Declared by Hitchcock
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced Sunday mail delivery for first and second class service will be limited but not halted. Lock box users will retain access and hotels and newspapers will receive mail via lock boxes with railcar routing before arrival. Sunday work will shift to after midnight and Monday deliveries for late routes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
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