Regiments and Navy Move Toward Nicaragua Crisis
Despatches describe US forces and ships being redeployed to Central America as tensions rise over alleged cruelties and revolts in Nicaragua. Troops aboard ships in Panama and Corinto aim to protect American interests within a week.
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Waatington
Colon
Alifernia
Nicaragua
Panama
Corinto
Ioan Corinto
Ras Abinugud
America
Weitzel
Terhune
Annupelis
Menry Ay Green
Atest
Pradele
Weing
Coton
Tran Shoulce Peruse (Te Lsthaves Taye Valle Road
Luket
Crutser Calle Tornin
Pacific
Wy Corinta
Bonetal-lhingises
Aikohul
Washington
Trgons
Managua
Americana
Tol
New York
Hanters Fiejer‘s
Alecia
Movsis
George Bonhag to Retire After Lonng Championships
New York Aug 29 George Wontar a leading distance runner will retire from athletics soon after the Looming championships. Ruyhne holds indoor and mid distance marks from four to ten miles except the indoor ten mile record which Bonhag never ran.
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Sew York
George Wontar
Ruyhne
Reagan furKit
Uite
Rebel activity and raids cited in Nicaragua crisis report
The dispatch notes intensified rebel incursions near Managua with shelling and indiscriminate attacks on noncombatants. It mentions an American customs inspector named Wau and a Manchester charged with no serious offense, bonded at $500. Police report brief incidents including seven safekeeping and several drunks as residents are driven from town.
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Managua
Miniater. 1
Wau
Dene
Mannchester
Julice Motler
Court Hears Crimes Against Mrs Noble Suspected
Police report shows Blair Cote and Alice Muar answering on Wednesday afternoon about Mrs Julia Noble of Sheaty Street after an assault incident. Mery Dantelaow and Bodie Oliver received six months each, suspended after pleading guilty to similar offenses. Raymond also faced six months suspended.
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Blair Cote
Alice Muartell
Mra
Julia Noble
Sheaty Street
Bnet
Mery Dantelaow
Bodie Oliver
Raymond
Sen
Baseball Scores Show Varied Outcomes Across Games
Nesson and Chicago opened with Boston 3 Chicago 0 in the first game while Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 3. New York continued strong with a 6 to 2 win over Clonmid, St Louis beat Wastinglan 8 to 2, and in the National League on Frisbunk rain St Louis won 4 to 0. In New England League Esprence beat Lynn 9 to 4, Reackiin topped all Five 6 to 3, Dowell won 3 to 2 over Worcester, and New Bedford edged Haverhill 2 to 0.
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Nesson
Chicapya
Boston
Chicage
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
New York A
Clonmid
St Louis
Wastinglan
on-Fictsburg Raln
St. Louis
Esprence
Lynn
Reackiin
All Fiver
Dowell
Worgester
Bedford O
Haverhill
Local Briefs Hint at Series Duel and Muster
City briefs note the Sluggers of Cun iebord and the Portsmouth Calhotic Union set to play a third aid duelling game of the Series. A women’s muster is planned at Disbury Leach on Saturday, Sept 11. Members of the Franklin Pioneer Veteran association welcome participation in a practice session.
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Cuniebord
Portsmouth Calhotic Union
Tania
Ilisbury Leach
Franklin
Bloodine Ointment Promises Piles Cure
A fragmented advertisement touts Bloodine Ointment as a guaranteed remedy for piles. It claims thousands cured and urges purchase at a Leroy New York drug store, citing a Randall of 20 Tinat Mygin Street address.
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PROOE
Randall
Mygin
Leroy
Aye Beach Upsets North Carolina In Afternoon Match
The Hyv Leteh colegiany won a decisive game at Parragut grounds, defeating North Carolina 49 to 2. Highlights included Dell of Haverford and Hobey Baker of Princeton with standout plays, while Yard and Corks led the winners with strong running and fielding.
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Hyv Leteh Colegiany
Gamie Ud
UWS
North Carolina
Parragut
Hutchinson
Ben Linecey
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Johnnie Simons
Wargar Timeus
Dell of
Philbrick
Chalsot
Playground Exercises Program At Children's May Celebration
Schedule lists flag raising, life group games, broad jump, sack races, maskey ball, senior girls events at Ches Hill. Dinner party, singing and ringworm, marching, and a 3:15 choral show. Evening events include a dance, high jump, and assembly at the G A R building with Mr Underhill.
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Cuke
Maskey Boll
Biesehill
Chleve
Wa Hining
Ringows
Bagke
Gali
Choral Ina
Oth
Lhe Trl
Anaina Linnbrit
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Lannigan
Shen Barker
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Belge
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Dorenski
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Rader
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Ferry
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UMA
Woseseer
Auttern
Hull
Frank Jones
Homestead Ale
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Daniel Stroot
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