Venezuela Crisis Moves Toward War Blockade
Washington reports a possible war blockade against Venezuela as Bowen gains full power to secure an arbitration settlement. France Italy and Germany push debts and claims while British and German ships patrol Margarita island and Caracas awaits arbitration outcomes.
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Venezuela
United States
Bowen
Maracaibo
Itain
Germany
Pracas
Lopez Baraluelan
Bitty
Assocs
France
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Econd
Demargerie
Italy
Castro
Rmany
London
Brussels
The
Telegraph
Belgium
Castro Calla
Caracas
Hernandez
Margarita Island
International Union
Great Britain
Lord Lansdown
Reign of Terror at Mine Strike Commission Hearing
Witnesses describe a reign of terror around the Ceranton mine strike with boycotts and brutal attacks. Wives insulted and children beaten, storekeepers pressured to refuse sales to miners, and houses stoned or burned in effigy as unions deny non-members basic safety.
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Ceranton
Atrike
Nesses
Dor
Gray
Fife
Cenieranle
Eawyere
Woman claims to be wife of late H M Bennett in Manitoba trial
Misai L Biggar, a stage actress, stands at center of a sensational trial in Manitoba New Jersey accusing C C Hendricks of conspiracies to prove marriage to the late H M Bennett of Farmingdale. She seeks a share of Bennett’s fortune and recounts alleged romance and care at the old farm, detailing his gifts and the marriage claim amid legal contention.
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Bennett
Manitoba
Freehold
N. J
Misai L
Biggar
Actreas
H. M. Bennett
Farmingdale
Ares Swith
C. C. Hendricks
Fasin
Justice of the Peace
Attent
Mikees
Marriage dispute reveals staged romance and legal battles
Laura Biggar, born in Delaware to Quaker parents, pursued theater against her family’s wishes. Her lover, a leading man, paid for her to stay away, then proposed California fame. After her fiancé pursued marriage, the court weighed the legitimacy of the union amid accusations it was fraudulent.
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Samuel ‘Beranto i
Laura Biggar
Wileton
Del
Mise Biggar
California
McConnell
Fragmentary prompt yields unclear summary
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House Passes Philippine Tariff Bill Amid Debate
Washington reports the House passed a tariff bill to cut Philippine duties from 75 to 25 percent with further Democratic maneuvers to lower barriers. Senate committee favored the Eight Hour Bill. Debates on pure food and Venezuelan issues followed as lawmakers pushed for arbitration and civil labor controls.
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Bingley
Senate
Washington
Rowse
Philippine Islands
United States
Tto
Islands
McCall
Meseré
Tompkine
Ohio
Adamson
Georgia
Gardner
Massachusetts
State Départment
Hill
Connecticut
Atlantic
Shafroth
Colorado
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Venezuela
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Bertholdt
South Dakota
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Convention of National Guard in Milwaukee Gives Civic Militiamen Meeting Note
The National Guard convention will meet in Milwaukee known as Cream City with Association of State Militiamen gathering. Eminent officers will speak on topics of interest to soldiers including program details presented by Captain Chy.
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Association of State Militiamen
Cream City
Chy
Survey of Alaska Shows Difficult Work by Geologists
Washington reports Alaska exploration by five geologic parties surveying interior regions largely unknown. Last summer two teams spent their entire field time in rich mineral districts, including the Cop haste area in south central Alaska, advancing knowledge of mineral resources and geography.
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Alaska
Alaaki
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