Venezuela Teeters Between War Threats and Revolt
In Caracas President Castro faces Dutch pressure over the Dix trens shipment decree as Britain and Germany weigh Castro's stance. Revolutionary factions stir while U S and France may back Holland if conflict grows, and Castro battles illness during a tense interior tour.
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Varese
Holland
Castro
Heetilinen
Sidae
Curacea
Coorth
Venepupil
Dedides
Vincent Corbett
Mirlemr Bee
Great Britain
Coffee grocer pledges refund if customer is unsatisfied
A grocer promises to return money if customers are unhappy with their purchase. The notice emphasizes prompt refunds and customer satisfaction as part of a promotional policy.
Blinded boy accuses youth who shot him in court
Carmine Carine testified before Magistrate Reaton in city hall police court that Albert Mills, 19, shot him in the face with birdshot on September 24 destroying his sight. The weapon, left in Mills's employer August Campo's butcher wagon, belonged to Campo. Mills was held on $400 bond for court.
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Northing
Carmine Carine
Reaton
City Hall
Philadelphia Dispatch
Albert Mills
Carino
Mills
August Campo
Oysters Fresh Oysters In Bulk At Delta
Fresh oysters available in bulk at Delta in one half pints pints quarts. Call 2691 for prices and sizes.
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Delta
Three Slaves Guilty in Scappoose Prohibition Case
In Scappoose a trio led by Pines and including Englert Wiest and Callahan pleaded guilty on two counts for violation of the local option law. They were fined 200 dollars in the first count and 250 dollars and eight days in jail on the second. a portion of the jail sentence was suspended. Oregon City attorney J. O. Latpiell filed a demurrer, which was overruled, leading to the guilty plea amid strong state evidence.
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Oregon City
Scappadee
Cletriet
Tongue
Miller
Dr BE FL Roller Sets Sights On Boxing Comeback
Seattle doctor BE FL Roller, famed wrestler Hest presently, aims to switch to boxing after training in Honolulu. He seeks notable opponents and hopes to face Bob Fitzsimmons early, with possible matchups against Marvin Hart Jim Flynn AJ Kauffman Mike Schreck and John Will. Roller recently returned home weighing 24 pounds more and in better form, drawn by greater opportunity and pay.
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Seattle
Waeh
Frank Goteh
Dr. BE FL Roller
Portiays
Bob Pitzeimmons
Enamex
Porstdle
Marvin dHart
Jim Fiynn
Aj] Kauffman
Mike Schreck
John Will
Honolulu
Seagle
Wallace, Idaho forester reports new bridge work begins
W G Wrigle who heads the local forestry office returns from a tour of the St Joe country and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line right of way. He says train service is now as for Clear Creek fund and work on the new bridge has commenced. The bridge will be one of the largest and costliest, with a trial span over 300 feet and a height of 240 feet. The first girder was set in place Saturday.
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Saturiny
New China Welcomes Fleet Anew Amid Martial Spirit
The article notes China’s revived warlike mood as the American fleet nears Amoy, with Wu Ting-fang praising a peaceful yet modernizing China. It discusses historic uprisings, occupation harms, and cautions that any rise of China’s military power could foster peace rather than a white peril, while signaling hopeful paths for China’s modernization and global restraint.
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Hong Kong
China
Amoy
Dupan
Wu Ting-fang
Unitte
Japan
England
United States
Lang
Andrence Tonary
Orient
Hague
Pekin
Arraigned man fined for selling liquor without license
Michael Foster appeared before Judge Leahr in Murray and was fined 100 dollars plus costs after a guilty finding for selling liquor without a license. He was arrested last week by the deputy sheriff at Loge and will serve the sentence in the county jail, to be brought here tomorrow.
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Wallice Thale
Michael Foster
Leahr
Murray
Loge
Constitutional government to replace despotic system
The constitution granted by the enemy will not take effect for nine years, but in the meantime the people are being prepared step by step for the exercise of sovereign rights.
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Cemyperap Wii
Claims Record For Breaking Into Jam Town
Sioux City Oct 28. White lime was blamed for the downfall of John Sieg a respected farmer. He allegedly drank liquor and was arrested records show he has a long history of jail time with prior suspensions. In this incident he faced a 40 day county jail sentence for drunken offenses.
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Sioux City
Whitelinge
John Sieg
Widendinity
Three Executions Set In Same Day In Washington and B C
Jim Jenkins, a Black man found guilty in Chief Justice Hunter's court in New Westminster, B C, of the serious assault last summer on Mrs Mary Morrison, faces death on December 8. Two other executions for serious crimes by women are also scheduled that date.
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Helsingham
Wash
Jim Jenkins
Hunter's
New Westminster
B.C
Mary Morrison
Miscellaneous Names List From an OCR Source
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous individuals and places including J. A Baker St. Leute R. F. Paddock and others, spanning cities such as Tacoma St. Louis Spokane Portland San Francisco Berkeley Chicago and Cincinnati. The item appears as a scattered roster or notices page with no cohesive event or date.
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J. A Baker
St. Leute
R. F. Paddock
Wally Wally
L. G J Terry
City
HL Pool
Tacoma
EF. Fosek
St. Louis
Ft. HH
Booth
Colorado
A. Hobey
eBatrive
Neb C
AL Brown
Sin Fprincisco
G. D Thane
Spokane
BE. A. MekKennis
Willa Walla
B. J. Wirth
Alessandra Bonet to Begin Concert Tour in United States
Advices from a shrowd state say tenor Alessandra Bonet will sail from Cherbourg on the Kalter Wilhelm II and proceed to Denver where on November 10 he will make the first appearance of his concert tour. He plans several stops en route to New York where his Metropolitan Opera engagement starts November 16. He will not perform on the opening night of Aida.
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New York
Alessandra Bonet
Cherbourge
Denver
Metropolitan Opera House
Aenson Fa
Students Retreat at Notre Dame Led by Father Barth
Students retreat begins tomorrow at Notre Dame University in South Bend Indiana and runs through the Feast of All Saints. The event is conducted by noted Catholic missionary Father Francis X Barth.
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South Bend
Tnd
Notre Dame Uiversity
Francis X. Barth
Women Ailments and Nervous Debility Described
The piece outlines many female ailments that disrupt bodily systems and weaken health. It notes nervousness, debility, headaches, and low mood as common symptoms affecting women.
Beecham's Pills Promised To Relieve Ailments And Restore Health
An advertisement promises Beecham's Pills will promptly relieve unpleasant symptoms and restore healthy conditions to various organs. It cites relief for backache dizzy spells feeble blood stomach weakness and constipation as reliable prevention and recovery.
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Beecham
Early Dynastic Pottery Unearthed by Dr Garstang at Abydos
Dr Garstang of the Liverpool Institute of Archaeology reports discoveries at Abydos cemeteries including fine early dynastic and prehistoric pottery and miniature ivory carvings. A notable find is a small sphinx holding a captive, suggesting Ashatie origins. The Heskose shepherd tomb dating to about 200 BC reveals non Egyptian ware similar to Mycenaean and Phoenician styles, shedding light on Hittite links and Hyksos origins near Rigting Kent.
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Garstang
Shepherd Pe
Pound
Liverpool Institute of Archaeology
Abydos
Abydoe
Ashatie
Fyria
Awa
Euphrates
Aegent
Rigting
Kent
Railroad extensions near Joseph progress reported
The La Grande Star states that track ballast and other work to allow regular train service will be completed by tomorrow night. Wallowa is expected to remain the terminal until the line to Joseph is ready for operation with trains running from La Grande through to Joseph.
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Joseph
la Grande Sturn
Walaa
Wallowa
la Grande
Barlow Seen as Likely Regent Pick for University
In Bellingham on October 28, T M Barlow, a local university attache and a member of the loon sebo bow, is reported to have a strong chance of being chosen regent of the University of Washington of Cos trove in elected governor.
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Bellingham
Wash
Br. T. M .Barlow
University of Washington of Costrove
Barlow
Loon
Bow
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