Zelaya Accused of Global Monopolies and Tax Drain
Overthrow of Zelaya exposes a vast web of monopolies and finances. He allegedly controls alcohol, tobacco, lumber, and other trades from the war ministry building, plus dock privileges, railways, and street cleaning in Managua. Through such enters he extracts large profits, underwrites government bonds, and channels up to two thirds of customs receipts to his own ventures, while compelling governments to purchase bonds at profits.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
United States
Champ de Mars
Ministry of War
Atlantic Coast
Corinto
Granada
San Jorge
Monkey Point
San Miguelisto
el Bluff
National Railroad
San Antonio
Bluefielda
James Deltrick Guichora
Salzaer
Emery
Nand
Lopez
Matines
Julio Wiest
San Miguel
West
Zélaya
Wetln
Champ de Mira
Zolasa
Aguardiente
Liquor Seizure Halted in Oklahoma Case
Federal Judge Campbell issued a temporary order in Muskogee stopping further seizure of liquor being transported by the Missouri Kansas & Texas Mailroad through Muskogee Craig and McIntosh counties. Officers must return seized liquor except where freight was paid or a bill of lading was surrendered without delivery. The court will decide if surrendering a bill of lading counts as delivery.
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Muskogee
Okla
Campbell
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Mailroad Company
Craig
McIntosh
IMG Steel Plans a $100 Million Plant in Gary Region
Chicago December 24 The United States Steel corporation announces a second great movement to invade the Chicago area by spending $100,000,000 on new plants and enlarging existing shops. Five thousand more workers will be employed with the completion. Colorado Fuel and Iron also plans a $20,000,000 plant in the Gary territory.
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Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Neighborhood Notes From Echo Oregon Holiday Break
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon reports the town closing for Christmas after four months of school. Teachers Verna Wannander Roberta Rippey Mamie Rippey and Margaret Winifred depart for holidays. others stay local or visit relatives in Walla Walla Pendleton and Woodburn. Road repairs on a milelong section below Echo use quarry rock. land deals include Wartenburger buying seven acres of alfalfa across the river.
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Echo. Ore
Verna Wannander
Robert
Mamie Rippey
Margaret Winifre An
Puirtland
Vannander
Walla Wall
Samuel Gray
O FE. Cannon
Athena
Wth
Erie
John Salling
Echo
Wm. Watenburger
J EB
M. 1. Taylor
Wattenburger
Misa
Pendleton
FL W. Andrews
R. H. Scote
Familly
Woodburn
Oregon
Scott
C. F. Bonney
Nie Secon
Carl Wemke
August Wiemke
N. E
Range
Jay Pulmalter
Milton
Judge Bean
Inn Watenburger
Jane
Parente
Santa Claus disaster at home ends in tragedy
Washington December 25 Preparations for Santa Claus arrival at the home of Trooper Frank Mortoy of the Fifth United States Cavalry at Poly Meyer night turned deadly. His three year old daughter Dorothy lies in a hospital badly burned and may die while his wife is seriously burned on a cot beside her. Mortoy had tied a cloth around the chimney to darken the room for Santa. The lamp leaked and exploded.
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Washington
South Claus
Frank Mortoy
Fifth United States Cavalry
Poy Meyer
Dorothy
Morton
Santa
State Receives Land Money from Federal Government
Olympia reports State Treasurer Lewis has received 19,808 dollars as five percent of national land entry revenue for the year ending June 30 aft. The payment from the federal government marks another installment in the land entry proceeds allocated to the state.
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Olympia
Lewis
India
Explorers Club Expels Dr Frederick A Cook Over Fraud
New York material reports the Explorers Club board voting to expel Dr Frederick A Cook for fraud toward members and the public. The committee found his Mount McKinley ascent claim uncredible and disregarded testimony from Barrill and Printz, while Casper Whitney and Anthony Fials are noted as friends of Cook.
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Cook
Barrill
Printz
New York
The
Explorers Club
Frederick A. Cook
University of Copenhagen
Mount McKinies
Mount McKinley
Tim
Commisiaée
Casper Whitney
Anthony Fials
Ook
Dr. Cook
Edward Barrill
Frederick Printz
One Week of Wedded Bliss in Courtroom Drama
Gould Brokaw testifies he would take wife back if she promises not to accuse him of seeing other women and to stop calling him names. His wife’s counsel questions sincerity and calls the reconciliation bid a sympathy ploy amid ongoing alimony talks. The case reveals details of their separation, finances, and a controversial in-house incident before adjournment.
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New York
Gould Brokaw
Brokaw
Mr. Baldwin
Ile Bonmbant
Great Neck
L. 1
Omy Privice
Batravarant
Sime
Gompers Slams Taft Plan in Labor Journal
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, denounces the Supreme Court action in the District of Columbia and Taft’s call for notice and hearing before injunctions. He argues the president’s recommendations lack sanction of law and fail to improve an existing statute. He contends the plan does not attach to any enforceable law.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Pejoration of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columba
Taft
Congress
Gompers
Christmas at Bluefield Camp Reports Severe Wounds and Needs
Des 25. Today a bluefield immersion camp holds 2 000 captured sellers quartered amid bleak conditions. Wounded die due to lack of anti seption and skilled surgeons. Captain Shipley leads trolley work while Betrads’s march against Alemene is delayed until next week. Evtrada is reshaping his army, burying dead and reorganizing forces.
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Cap- Wish Shipley
Betrads
Alemene
Evtrada
Medical Building Burned at State University
Minneapolis Minn Dee 26. The medical building at the State university was destroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. Authorities investigate the cause as a hot blaze.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dee
the State University
Prank Gone Wrong Ends in Shooting in Salem
Mason Seufert and Arthur Goffins shouted burglary at Seufert & Miller store in St Louis Settlement. A man fired, wounding Seufert in shoulder and hip. he lies at Willamette Sanitarium with probable fatal injuries.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Mason Seufert
St. Loui
Seufert
Arthur Goffins
Seufert & Miller
The
Willamette Sanitarium
Armenian Girl Seeks Alms From Rockefeller Attendant
A 12 year old Armenian girl rang John D Rockefeller's doorbell in New York and asked alms. She was detained by the butler and turned over to the children's society to await arraignment on Monday. She claimed to be Lillian Rayogian of Worcester Massachusetts, daughter of a street sweeper, and had a five dollar gold piece and a quarter. She will spend Christmas in detention.
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New York
Alma
John D. Rockefellers Town House
Children’s Society
Littl Mendicant
Lillian Rayogian
Worcester
Mase
Big Strike About Settled-Railroads Agree to Take Men Back
St Paul Dec 25 Only one obstacle remains in a Northwest switchmen strike settlement after talks between railroad officials and representatives of the railroad council AF of L in Gov Eberhart office. Railroads offer to reinstate units as vacancies appear, while union demands simultaneous reemployment of all strikers. Governor seeks compromise. arbitration set by Chicago board. Detroit– Twin City and Chicago switchmen demands align. Wage rate pending Chicago results, with November 1 baseline. Hawley insists no end to strike until every striker is reinstated without prejudice.
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St. Paul, Minn
Northwest
Railway Council of the
American Federation of Labor i
Eberhart
Hawley
Switchmen’s Union
Chicago
Twin City
Switchmen's Union
Christmas Eve Disorder Notes In Oregon Livery Barn
On Christmas Eve the town saw little theft and only drunkenness arrests. A lone disruptor pretended to be the U S marshal for Oregon at a local livery stable, attempting to assert authority amid the mild festive night.
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United States
Oregon
Dowd Donald Meine Is Dowd a Pioneer and ex County Commissioner
Donald Meine Is Dowd, also known as Donald McRae, a well known pioneer of Umatilla county and former county commissioner, has died. He passed away at Walls Wall a Wednesday. his funeral will be held tomorrow at home. The deceased was prominent in the county and served as commissioner during the T's when Judge Yoakum counted juice. Also Morae of Athens, fe a Sf.
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Donald Meine
Donald McRae
Umatilla
Walls Wall
Mercantile Change at Live Engood & Co
Live Engood and Company reshapes its store dedicating space to dry goods and ladies furnishings. The gentlemen’s furnishing stock is closed out and the department room will be vacant after January 1. The old space will house the Ingram grocery once available.
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Liveengood & Co
Ingram Grocery
Pendleton Observes Gina MAS Day and Christmas Services
Pendleton marks Gina MAS Day with church services and holiday rituals as Post Office and express offices stay busy. Churches held programs for Sunday school children, with mass and midnight services across St Marys Catholic, Church of the Redeemer, and Knights Templar activities at Masonic hall. Weather forecasters predicted snow, but no white Christmas materialized though hills remain snow covered.
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Weather Man
Knights Templar Commandery
Pendleton
Steels
Pacific Expres Company
Church of the Redeemer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Pencheton
Portugal Flood Tragedy Drowns Ten Near Frontier
Heavy rains in northern Portugal trigger floods that drown ten and leave about three hundred homeless as sixty houses collapse near Guidad Rodrigo close to the Spanish border. The Duoro and Thormes rivers overflow, inundating fields and causing widespread damage.
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Lisbon
Guidad Rodrigo
Duoro
Thormes
Bowmen Among Runaway Freight Train Passengers
William Bowman of the city rode in the paint car on a runaway Kamela freight train early this week. He and others blamed the reckless engineer as the car they rode careened off the track and splintered the adjacent car.
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Bowmen
William Bowman
Kamela
We Will
Mr. Bowman
Technion History of Architecture by A D F Hamlin
A. D. F. Hamlin, professor of the History of Architecture at Columon University, has published a four hundred page work. It surveys major periods and styles, defines essential terms, and highlights the most important works of each period, becoming a notable addition to the public library.
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Ie “Fistory
A. D. F. Hamlin
Columon University
School of Architecture
Drne Cone
Meneum
Finwarta
Reopening of Peench Restaurant Under Swearingen Today
T H Swearingen prepares to reopen the French restaurant and rooming house after a thorough renovation. The well known hospitality will resume business Monday morning with prices kept as before to match the proprietor's prior successful operation.
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T. H. Swearingen
Swearingen
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Blcreeeld
Gity
Gina
Portugal
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