Four Killed and Injured As Train Wreck Near Pittsburg
Four men died and several were injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck a work train clearing a prior freight wreck near Pittsburg. Engineer A L Coughenour and laborer A Reeder were among the killed, with two unidentified laborers. Initial cause cited shows flagman warning ignored.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Pal
A. L. Coughenour
A. Reeder
Conway
L. C. Vaughn
Cleveateen
J.he General
Cony Yards
Booth's Will Made Public
A summary of General Booth's will was released detailing all properties held by him as Salvation Army general and related public trusts. The documents outline the distribution of real and other assets among designated beneficiaries and charities.
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Salvation Army
Bramervell
Henry Reed
Bramwell
Katherine
Marian
Herbert
Eva
Lucy
Bramwell Booth
London
General Booth
Brown
Lightfoot to retire. Walthall to succeed as attorney general
Attorney General J P Lightfoot resigns effective today but stays until tomorrow. Assistant Walthall succeeds him and will not qualify until tomorrow. Salaries and department business prompt delay. Three vacancies remain with John L Terrell likely to be named first assistant.
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Walthall
Austin
Tex
J. P. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
John L. Terrell
Marines Reinforced as Nicaragua Tensions Rise
About 750 Marines sailed from Philadelphia for Nicaragua and will be transported via Panama to reinforce the Colón area. The California cruiser aims to reach Corinto by Monday to guard a key cable station, with up to 2000 Marines and 1000 bluejackets now in theater. American efforts focus on protecting lives and property amid rebel activity near León and Matagalpa.
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Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Nicaragua
Colon
Panama
California
San Juan del Sur
Denver
Managua
Corinto
Southerland
Leon
State Department
Matagalpa
The
Republic
Weitzel
Mobile
New Orleans
Latin America
Managua Cut Off as Food Wanes in Rebel Held Cities
In Nicaragua Aug. 30 report from MA AG Nicaragua notes Managua cut off from world communications. Food scarce in several rebel held cities Granada and Masaya face severe shortages. Battles near Granada between government troops and rebels reported, details unavailable. Corinto and other coast towns largely silent. one telegraph wire survived after streets blocked.
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Nicaragua
Granada
Masaya
Corinto
FORCE LEAVES CORINTO TO RE-ESTABLISH RAIL AND TELEGRAPH
A force of 500 American bluejackets and Marines left Corinto to restore railroad and telegraphic links with Managua. Detachments will guard stations and rolling stock to ensure train operations. Marines and sailors arrived from the cruiser California and gunboat Annapolis under Commander Warren Terhune. California later sailed for Panama to pick up 750 more Marines.
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San Juan del Sur
Nic
Corinto
Managua
California
Denver
Annapolis
Warren Terhune
Always on the job during Clifton George's trip
Jorge H. King ran the Ford agency in his absence, keeping the operation on duty with a stock car and the demonstrator present. He managed orders and sales duties, showing strong initiative and steady leadership in the local Ford dealership during the leader's western trip.
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Clifton George
Ford
Ford Finess
Jorge H. King
Mr. George
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San Antonio
Men's Outfitters
Reet
Wrecker
Pennsylvania Line
Booth
SNADI
Texas
Pan-Tan
Candy Company
Bacsas
FT. Worth
Houston
Oplusal Thain I
Marines
Party In Interior of Republic
Force
Kaufman’s
Norfolk
Charmouse
Kaufman's
Buster Brown
Warner
Brassieres
Little Fellows
I48
Walton
Vici
Lekingham
I Cc
Collins Gardens
Highland Park
South Heights
South Flores
Aufman
South Flores and
Dolorosm Streets
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