Ulaiy 1930s era Nicaraguan policy moves in House action
The House Foreign Affairs Committee, by unanimous agreement, took up the Huddleston resolution urging withdrawal of American forces from Nicaragua. Representative Huddleston argued U S ships should not be in Nicaragua except to protect lives and property, and noted Marines could be landed for purposes beyond protection. Navy ordered two more destroyers Williamson and Golf toward Nicaraguan waters to replace ships sent there, with Rear Admiral Keatimer maintaining four ships if conditions warrant. A motion to summon Secretary Kellogg over the Nicaraguan Mexican situation was defeated by vote.
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Mahington
House
Foreien
Huckleston
Huddleston
Alabama
United States
Nicaragua
Aryl
Washington
Nicaraguan
Navy Department
Williammson
Golf
Cuba
Navy
Williamson
Goll
Smith-Thomson
Hbeorne
Willameon
Got
Keatimer
San
House Foreign Affairs
Uralay
Kellogg
Weadcock Named for U.S. Attorney Post in Maryland
President Harding first named Col. Woodcock in 1922 and his term expired last October during a congressional recess. President Coolidge nominated Weadock for another term as U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland with no opposition.
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Harding
Washington
Amon Y. W. Weeadcock
Oolidge
United States
District of Maryland
Col. Woodcoch
Senate
Baltimore
FL Woc
Attack on American Consulate Mexico City
Fragmented dispatch reports an attack on the American consulate in Mexico City and a public crisis over Bolshevism fears. It notes a national students congress endorsement of President Calles and government moves to crush insurrections amid rebel losses and unconfirmed reports of Peters hanged near Ozumba.
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Mexico City
Mauxico
Department of State
Gualalajate
National Students’ Congress
Calles
el Universal
United States
Wexplanters
Mexico
Treca
Ozumba
Cinestra
Triple murder and arson in Lambert mining village
In Lambert near Uniontown Pennsylvania a mother Mrs Williams and her two children Axel 4 and a baby girl were found dead in a burning home. Williams a miner had left for work earlier and the house was set ablaze causing the deaths.
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Uniontown
Lambert
Thoee
Mra
Jame Wihliamys
Negress
Ber Aon
Axel
Agakes
Bittle
Phin
Mr. Williams
Iren
Tren
Williams
Nix
Aden
Tragic Chesapeake Duck Trip Ends in Loss of Ayres
Howard Willeman of Wilmington and companion O W Ayres of Bloxom Va went on a hunting trip on the Potomac Sound. A sudden northeast gale and freezing conditions left their powerboat separated from a rowboat. Ayres was found unconscious on Job's Island and died at Bloxom shortly after rescue. Willeman returned with a survivial account after the harrowing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Potomoke
Howard
Wilameon
Bloxom
Iva
Githe
Willkommen
George Simon
Len Werte
Job
Ayres
Bloxen
Bitter weather halts Trans Caucasia with heavy losses
In Katuii Soviet Georgia and across Trans caucasia an extreme winter brings unprecedented snow and widespread damage. Despatches report many frozen deaths and thousands of livestock losses with ruined crops. Rail and shipping suffer as rail traffic and transport collapse under the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katuii
Soviet Republic of Georgia
Jan U
Transcaucasia
Numerous scattered early 20th century brief items
A mosaic of short dispatches from Washington Montreal Pittston and other locales reporting political notes earthquakes theater orders fires and public notices. The items include a Nicaraguan parity note a Cal death toll from a Palace fire a hospital death amid family crisis a Guadalajaran anti American demo and political seizure actions in Pennsylvania and Maine theatre restrictions and a mine fire with casualties.
East Shippers Railroads Head East for Coordination
Baltimore leader Willard urged the Atlantic States Shippers Advisory Board that gains in railroad relations come from accurate information on rail operations. He praised the board for fostering better understanding between carriers and shippers and argued adequate transportation at reasonable rates supersedes ultra low pricing. He described the nervous system of U S railways centered in Washington and noted regional boards connect to nationwide lines to address regional transportation pressures.
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Baltimore
Manic Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Atlantic States Shippers Advisory Board
Shippers Advisory Board
Willard
Rhark
Willera
War Board
Rairoads
Wilton
American Railway System
Washington
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Comemuncation
United States
Rhipys Rh
Reginal Board
Brinz
Egianr
Cammernes
Tomite
Wolt Tickets Sell New York Jam TS NP 8
The fragmentary text notes a sale related to tickets in New York and references a price list, a paper, and a courtlike or enforcement context. Details are garbled and many names and terms are unreadable.
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New York
Nufertii
Jerie
Lively Welterweight Clash Set For New York Ring
New York reports a top welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden drawing strong odds for Dun Duke and Eddie Roberts from Baltimore and Tacoma. The bout, billed as a rapid one round knockout style contest, follows Dun Duke's noted upset over Punttee boosting his rating while Roberts remains confident of victory.
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Nw York
APM
Tina
New Mashaen Square Garden
Tomor‘yaw Onaght
Tiscuis Jee Undee
Baltimore
Eddie Roberts
Tacoma
Washinnieon
Robert
Pundee
Piundee
Raireng
Dundhce
Dean
Millicent Rogers Divorce Case Settled in New York
Millicent Rogers settles a high profile divorce suit with U. S. Judge in New York. The former wife to receive $125 098 from her husband’s father and partial custody of their child. A Paris divorce action is also noted as pending with other related parties named.
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New York
Jan. U
Ladnor Scla
Onalrtson
Millicent Rogers
Curt
H Rogers
Paris
Eesere
Watches Mex Affar Ar 54 Ate Ar Thletes' Capes
The fragment mentions an international Reveretion of Trade event in January with athletes and ceremonies. It references a meeting, likely in a hotel setting, and details about festal activities, free tops, and notable attendees. Names and places are unclear due to OCR distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedsanet
Jan de Arthletes
Uneens Saat Webagtend
Liberals Seek Kellogg Departure Over Nicaragua Tensions
Pedro Zepeda for Liberal interests says Secretary Kellogg would bear responsibility for demonstrations in Nicaragua if American lives are harmed. He cites Dr Juan Sacasa head of the Liberal government and criticizes the neutral zone extension on the Ramaio River as unjustified.
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Meane City
Kellogg
Nicaragua
Pedro Zepeda
Zepeda
Drd
Juan Sacasa
Aureto
Cabezas
Diaz
United States
Kellosa
Ramaio
Keindide
Trade balance in Britain worsens amid coal strike losses
London reports Britain's huge adverse trade balance worsened by coal strikes, with imports and exports totaling far below prewar levels. Analysts say the 1939-40 deficit would have been far smaller if not for the coal stoppage, echoing figures from the Burda Trade report.
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London
Britain
Tees
Gomlined
Tell Joisen
Ben Jannets
Robbers Crack Safes in MarylandTown Offices
In Hagemtown western Maryland thieves shattered safes at a local enterprise, stealing roughly $100 in cash. Investigators found damaged locks and tools at the scene, with public officials and police pursuing leads.
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Maryland
Baltimore inquiry urged into police third degree claims
Leith Kansal attorney for Edward Kimball asked a public investigation into Captain of Detectives Charles H Burns for alleged third degree methods used to extract a confession of swindling. Kansal said Kimball was stripped to the waist, held in a chair, struck, with a sledge hammer on the floor as if ready for use. Kimball has since been cleared of the charge. Police officials declined comment.
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Baltimiere
Leith Kansal
Edward A. Kimball
Charles H. Burns
Kimbball
Bomeal
Gaither
Bonsal
Kimball
Burns
Barna
Jury selection in Norris trial appears to take longer
Austin Texas January 13 AP selection of the jury for the murder trial of Reverend J Frank Norris may extend beyond the state’s presentation of evidence. Prosecutors say eight jurors accepted after grilling shown religion secret worship and death penalty scruples. Four witnesses expected to cover most testimony on Norris Fort Worth Baptist pastor accused of fatally shooting Dexter Chipps as a wealthy immigrant entered Norris office to protest church publications.
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Austin
Texas
J. Frank Norris
Altorneys
Yx of Grill
Fort Worth
Dexter
Reindeer Trade Shifts In Arctic Commercial Ties
Historical notes describe reindeer herding and trade changes among northern communities. The piece references spiritual beliefs, local merchants, and the impact of long winters on provisioning and transport.
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