Rumors of Central American Tensions Rattle Guatemala
Reports claim Cabrera faces pressure from Honduras on the Guatemalan frontiers as a revolutionary plot unfolds. Passengers arriving from Panama allege ex president Vasquez seeks Honduran support with Cabrera’s help, amid executions of several wealthy Guatemalan families.
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Honduras
Panama
Weme
Domingos Vasquez
Guatemala
Senor Busco
Cabrera
Buenllos
Guatemaineia
Castanedo
Blanco
Messrs
Hererra
Eduardo Rubio
Antonio Rua
Man Dies by Own Action After Canal Attempt
Berry P Turpin age 72 committed death by own action in a canal at Stection Pa after a night of drinking. A bull terrier attacked rescuers Edward McCord and Frank Magnellia as they tried to save him, biting Magnellia's wrist and McCord's neck. Turpin dived again and again into the canal, aided by the dog, before a final successful attempt ended his life.
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Cermini
Baildag
Spu
Berry P. Turpin
Stection
Turpin
Edward McCord
Frank Meguellia
Magnelita
AfeCord
Magnelila
Canal
McCord
Medeé
Trogee Selfe Consie Seizure At Uruguay Consul Residence
In Mexico City rumors place Juan Barrios, Guatemalan minister, at the head of troops that entered the Uruguayan consul general's residence and seized the Hone duran consul Gen. Mindente and his son. The Uruguayan consul general was absent when troops surrounded the house, triggering a surge of protective action from the American legation.
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Mexico
Juan Barrios
Gen
Mindente
Hig Som
Dieter
turbueRe Ecgue
Oklahoma House Passes Flat Income Tax Bill
Oklahoma House on Friday approved a bill imposing an income tax with a base threshold of over $2,000 for all earners and applying tax to higher incomes under the new plan.
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Oklahoma
April Trade Advances in City Five Stock Market
Market reports show top beeves selling at 6 65 and top hogs at 4 April trade marked an improved total volume versus last year with dispatches noting a late shift in the general market. I P Parmer, New York railroad executive and Tromk Line association chairman, died suddenly Friday likely from apoplexy.
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City Five
Sioux City
I. P. Parmer
Il. P. Farmar
New York
Tromk Line Association
Plan for Martial Law in Ohio Tobacco District
Ohio authorities consider declaring martial law in the Burley tobacco district to protect residents from night riders fleeing across the Kentucky line. Bishop Potter is buying. Rev Henry Potter of New York reports serious illness tied to overwork and fever.
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Ohio
Burley Tobacto District
Darhee
Kentucky
Potter
Henry c. Potter
Protestant Episcopal
New York
Bandits Loot Fast Train on Pennsylvania Line
Two white train robbers boarded the New York and St. Louis express on the Pan Handle line at Tuion station Pittsburg. They overpowered the express messenger and escaped with four bags of currency after the train halted near Walker's station eleven miles west of Pittsburg. The amount stolen is unknown and investigators from multiple agencies are pursuing clues.
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Pennsylvania
Tuion
Pittsburg
Walker's
Steubenville
Willam Lafferty
Adams Express
SN. Rochen
Wafgel
Secret
Pan Handle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bcex
Carnegie
Unprovoked Assault Kills Banker Aboard New York Steamer
Bernard Warkentin president of the Kansas State Bank Newton was shot and killed near Damascus while riding a train. His widow Mrs Warkentin and their son accompanied the body. A Syrian passenger claimed the revolver fired by accident. Ambassador Leishman reported the case to Washington and suggested possible charges against him.
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Henry Albert
New York
Bernard Warkeniin
Kansas State Bank
Newton
Ran
Damascus
Tleishman
Constantinople
State Department
Washington
Frrian
Carl Warkentin
Leishman
Med States
Secret Service
W. J. Pellickas
Quebec
Kate Palter
Weat 21St Street
Vito Drebello
Isler
Weixendanger
Julius T. Rosenheiter
Pelham Manor
Iossionk
Disaster sinks Japanese cruiser Matsushima near Pescadores
The Japanese training cruiser Matsushima was sunk by a magazine explosion off the Pescadores. 111 crew members were rescued. over 200 feared dead including the captain of the Matsushima. Most officers survived while cadets linked to prominent figures are reported missing.
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Matsushima
Pescadores Islands
Asetsushima
Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
PrincessGrame
Heir Named for Pet Dog and Residence Inheritance
Alderman G. D. Beattie of Helena named co heir with a pet dog in the will of Mrs. Mary A. Prose. The dog dies. Beattie becomes sole heir to the residence and pet. Also notes Mrs. FEM Fou of Belvidere widow of Lieut Rutger receives 70 cents due on her husband’s 1878 pay. Germany must borrow 25 006 990 in five hours per Treasury admission to appropriations. Mrs Elizabeth Petry of Upper Sandusky suffers burns from a tarp explosion caused by a defective device.
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Eourt
G. D. Beattie
Helena
Mont
Mary A. Prose
Bits. Pryss
Mra
Fem
Fou
Belvidere
Ni. Wldow
Rutger
Germany
Tretury
Treasury
Sydow
Elizabeth Petry
Upper Fandusky, O
Gould and Prince Arrive in Rome From Naples
Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Ka gan reach Rome from Naples. They will proceed to the French Riviera directly from Rome.
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Anna Gould
Prince
Rome
Ime
Gould
Prince Helie de Kagan
Naples
Mme. Gould
French Riviera
Disorderly House Fire Stirks Wisconsin Town
Indignant residents of Bhelby Wisconsin are suspected of setting fire to a disorderly house that was open after La Crosse issued a lid order on April 16. The incident occurred early Thursday as authorities investigated the blaze and possible motives.
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Bhelby
Wis
la Crosse
Fatal Political Fight at Fort de France
Several people were killed and others wounded during a disturbance across four polities at Fort de France on Wednesday. Among the dead is the mayor of Fort de, WF rasan.
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Fort de France
Martiningue
Fort de
Rasan
Boy King Guarded as Lisbon Reacts to Royal Finances
A guarded royal scene in Lisbon follows the late King Davies as Republicans and dissidents mobilize. The royal family reportedly repaid funds, with rumors circulating that $700,080 reached the treasury while $800,000 moved through relatives, amid suspicions of misallocation and political maneuvering.
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Davies
Lisbon
Palate
Surtees
Carlos
Cortes
France
St Ladanea
Unen
Contrul
San Francisco Bishop Barris Arrives Amid Threats
Detectives guard Bishop Merriman Colbert Barris as he arrives in San Francisco on the Pacific Mail steamer from the Orient amid threats of assassination. The bishop, traveling with surveyor Pete Woodward and federal attaches, is escorted to the Golden Gate and departs for the east to lead a Methodist Episcopal service in October. A Korean league message questions the account of his meeting with Bishop Barris and asks for verification.
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San Francisco
Merriman Colbert Barris
Pacific
Korea
Orient
Pete Woodward
Bishen
Golden Gate
Sashington
Bishop Barris
San
Eugt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flunalulu
Francisca
Bfarrix
Bate
Providence
League of San Francisco UN
Harris
Coltans Trial Begins In Political Corruption Case
The trial of John A. Collins and Frank D. C. began Wednesday in the criminal court on charges they induced police officers to engage in political activity against Mayor Dunne. The defendants faced a motion for a jury.
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John al. Collins
Frank D. C
Polith Us
iHusse
Dunne
Camerford
Trustees Suspend Dean Over Moral Concerns
A suspension order is issued affecting the dean as trustees critique leadership. The document notes the action was taken pending review and states the resolutions are on hold until further notice.
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Tanlusigns
Kentucky Bank Failure Report Sparks Investigations
Fragmentary notes describe a bank failure in Gavenshere with mentions of withdrawal, assets, and pending actions. The text references the bank’s management and possible examiner involvement, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fire as Faneestorar Night Incident Report
A brief notice describes a fire event linked to Faneestorar and a Jumestran location. Limited readable details mention night conditions and a misdirected editorial tone. No injuries or official agencies are clearly named in the accessible text.
Lost child and bank robbery reported in early 20th century style
Residents of Stuaisburg, Frockland county search for 6 year old Ntile Mary Kelly missing since Monday. Robbers hit a Slate bank in Crookston Minnesota early Wednesday, stealing $7.66 and terrorizing townspeople by firing shots.
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Stuaisburg
Frockland County
Ntile Mary
Mee
Andrew Kelly
Moumdire Tribbers
Crookston
Minn
Escmpeed
Engagement of Miss Ereii to Hon John Ward Announced
The engagement of Miss Jean Ereii daughter of Whitelaw Redd Ameri ambassador to Hon John Hubert Ward brother of the Earl of Gudier was announced Wednesday.
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Jean Ereii
Whitelaw Redd
Ameri
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Gudier
Wir
Steeplejack Gallagher Falls to Death at Stack
Steeplejack Gallagher of Cleveland fell eighty feet from a smoke stack on Wednesday and was killed instantly. He gained fame for daring climbs across various parts of the country.
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Gallagher
Cleveland, G
Rev Morgan Dix Dies Influential New York Clergyman
The Rev Pr Morgan Dix rector of Trinity Church New York since 1862 and a leading city clergyman died Wednesday from heart failure.
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Pr. Morgan Dix
Trinty Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Plea to Jury for Acquittal in Dolph Murder Trial
Defense opening in Irene Dolph murder case alleges a tainted upbringing and abuse as factors in the alleged crime. Prosecutors push for a guilty verdict on premeditated murder with potential death or life imprisonment as the outcome.
Minister in Disgrace Dimmitts Dismissed from Congregational Bodies
The Rev. Dimmitts, former pastor of Wesley Junction Congregational Church, was expelled from the Grimneil Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers on charges of immorality and conduct unbecoming a minister. The action, urged by the Southeastern Tawa Methodist Historical conference and the board of home missions, seeks wide publicity in church circles.
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IL. Dimumitt
Congregational
Wesley Junction
Grimneil Association of Congregational Churches
Dinellitts
Ali Nellie A. Luther
Tawa Methodist Hisconal Conference
Board of Home Missions
The
Congregational Church
Mr. Dimmitts
Dimmitts
Valley Junction
Ome
Nebraska
Making a Long Walk from New York to San Francisco
Pedestrian John Walsh, age over 50, starts April 1 in New York and aims to reach San Francisco within ninety days on a 35000 wager. He has passed Webster City ahead of schedule, traveling via the Illinois Central line through Iowa and Union Pacific routes Omaha to Denver before crossing the Rockies toward the Golden Gate, likely reaching in June. He believes he will win the wager.
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New York
Sanrancisco
John Walsh
San Francisco
Webster City
Golden Gate
Walsh
Iunois Central Railroad
Iowa
Omaha
Denver
Union Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Businessman in Scandal Sparks Federal Suit
Emma Garnhart of Mt Carroll UL files $10 000 damages claim against Muscatine businessman Lee Burges. She accuses him of criminal assault during a Texas land excursion. Attorneys Lane and Waterman file a demurrer denying federal court jurisdiction.
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Lee Burges
Muscatine
Emma Garnhart
Mt. Carroll
Texas
Lane & Waterman
Eagle Grove Arms Armory Subscription and Militia
Eagle Grove subscribed 14500 dollars for a new armory and opera house. The town now maintains a military company of fifty members.
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Armory
Eagle Grove
Armory-Opera House
Woman Attempts Suicide by Lye in Baxter Area
Helen Kreuger twenty daughter of Henry Kreuger a wealthy farmer living northeast of Baxter attempted to end her life by drinking lye health failing led to the act she cannot live. River body found in Muscatine Mississippi an unknown man later disappeared before retrieval. L. M. Crosley drug store Randall burned to ground stock destroyed seven thousand dollars loss insured four thousand five hundred Crostey to rebuild brick store. Leon Chautauqua date set for August four last year a good show anticipated this year.
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Helen Kreuger
Henry Kreuger
Baxter
Tdisenver Fonter
Mississippi River
Muscatine
Randall
L. M. Crosley Drug
Crostey
Boy Poisoning Death In a Cornfield Five Year Old
A five year old, Oge Person of Cornell Bluffs, drank water soaked with match heads in a prank by two older boys. They urged him to drink and light his breath. The child died before a doctor arrived. The coroner's inquest blamed no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oge Peson
Cornell Bluffs
Bank Deposits Moved After Local Strike Action
A Lehigh banker faces unexpected losses after labor strikers at the clay products plants suspect he bought a new Fort Dodge machine with their money. They withdraw deposits and move funds to another bank, a mystery fueling local banker discussions.
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Lehigh
Fort Dodge
Lenigh
Sitte
Fort Dosigge Soda Craze Crashes as Druggists Enjoined
In Fort Dosigge the popular orange phosphar soda is unavailable. Except for four firms, nearly all local druggists are enjoined from selling Hauer egaliv after a court action led by Judge Boel in the district court. Proceedings occurred inside the church area despite city objections.
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Fort Dosigge
Iliug
Neaily
Boel
Breught
Poisoning at Aragon City brick factory shocks town
Laborer Trving Wells of the Mason City Aragon plant fell ill after eating pie Tuesday, believed poisoned. Wells, in a precarious condition, says a piece of pie contained a dose, while investigators probe how the toxin reached the food.
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Mason City
Wells
Aragon City
Minister Van Marter Remarries After Divorce
Word from Slim reports Reverend C. M. Van Marter, former pastor at Sloan’s Methodist Episcopal church, has remarried. He had been divorced from his wife after leaving Sloan and has since conducted evangelistic work, currently based in Lebanon, Oregon.
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Ewes
C. M. van Marter
van Mirter
Urs Pieter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sloan
Bs Lebanon
Veteran Conductor Quits After Seven Years in Service
After seven years of service on the Ulingis Centre and Iowa Central lines, veteran conductor and passenger agent at Marshalltown resigned this Monday. I Morley at Os reported the move to Assistant Tistinias.
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Veter
Iowa Central Owenty
Davenport Mayor Orders Police to Keep Son Out of Pool Room
A Davenport action cites Mayor George W Scott and James Hasson urging police to keep Frank Hasson from pool rooms. The piece notes Waterloo cleanup efforts and a 1952 general cleaning day. A new cemetery at Corialville was dedicated Sunday amid vandalism reports by unknown miscreants.
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Ley
James Hasson
Davenport
George W. Scott
Frank
Waterloo
Daly
Corialville
Revival Meetings Open at Lakeport Church
Rev W B Empey began revival services at the Lakeport church in Sloan on Tuesday night. Evangelist Mrs Alice Mather of Spencer, Indiana assists. New president named at Town Wesleyan University in ML Pleasant Rev Dr E M Schell of Laporte Indiana assumes post.
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Town School
E. M. Schell
Laporte
Ind
Town Wesleyan University
ML Pleasant
Girl on Trial for Murder in Clinton Death
Irene Dolth, a 17 year old from Clinton, is on trial for the murder of her sleeping husband on February 29. Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty as jurors are being juried. Tush Bradfield, a Burlington cigar maker, cut his throat at the Dep ner factory and is dying. He leaves a wife and six children.
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Irene Dolth
Clinton
Tush Bradfield
Burlington
Depner Cigar Factory
Body of Theron Illick Located After Sailboat Sinking
A Burlington fisherman found Theron Illick’s body Tuesday morning. Illick, son of prominent Burlington attorney J T Illick, was a state university graduate and died when his sailboat capsized on March 12.
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Tlick
Burlington
Theron Illick
J. T.ick
The
State University
Birmingham Child Dies of Lockjaw After Plaster Plunge
Four year old Litue Fred Winslow, son of Mr and Mrs Elger Winslow of Birmingham, died Tuesday morning from lockjaw after a plaster plank fell and struck him in the face during a fall.
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Fred Winslow
Elger Winslow
Birmingham
Chicago trade review shows steadying activity and modest liquidation
G Dun and Co reports in Chicago district trade a slow but steadier recovery with liquidation less alarming and few prominent credit issues. May interest payments likely to be settled. merchandise distribution strong and interior buyers placing early orders. Rail traffic dampened by crop markets. iron and machinery sectors see mixed resumption while wood working rebounds. Farm prospects look good. wheat conditions favorable. Bankruptcies 84 in district. liabilities over 5 4HK noted. compared with prior weeks and year.
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G. Dun & Co.s
Chicago
Uiits
Eailares
Numober
Weather and trade mood mixed across the United States
Improved weather and crop prospects boost sentiment though distributive trade and industry show little overall gain. Some sections report retail upticks, but Easter business remains quiet. textiles slump while footwear orders rise in the West. Canadian and U S failures listed for the week ending April 24.
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Jobiz Mered
Tness
United States
Chicago and Midwest Livestock and Grain Prices Summary
The column lists cattle, hogs, and sheep price ranges by market: Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Toledo, and New York. It notes commodity grades and prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and butter, with regional variations and freight terms.
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St. Louis
Siakt
Ste Netrua
Sheen
Ste
Milwaukee
York
Insull Named Receiver of Consumers’ Electric Co New Orleans
Samuel Insull was appointed receiver of the Consumers' Electric Company of New Orleans on petition by Nations Conduit and Cable Company of New York. The hearing precedes the company’s creditor action as New York officers report the case and the financial dispute moves through court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Insull
Chicago Edison Company
Consumers’ Electric Company
New Orleans
Nations Conduit and Cable Company of
New York
Historic events listed across centuries in brief notes
A dated catalog of events from 1552 through 1967 referencing Trent prorogation, early voyages, the first Boston News Letter, battles at Almanza and San Jacinto, national appointments, stamps, wars, wrecks, treaties, and canal security efforts. It mixes diverse items with limited context or dates.
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Council of Trent
Ludson
Boston News Letter
Engish
Almanza
Demerara
Great Britain
Canadian senator proposes limits on Hindu immigration
In Ottawa Genator McDonald of British Columbia moves to restrict Hindu immigration and seek imperial help. Senator Scott notes Mackenzie King was sent to England for this purpose. McDonald withdraws the resolution amid opposition.
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Ottawa
Genator McDonald
British Columbia
Scott
Mackenzie King
England
MacDonald
The
London Times
Roosevelt
Manila
Lanao
Mindanao
Constabulary
Eighteenth Infantry and Constabulary
Davis
Australia
Japan
London
Australasian Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Price
South Australia
Cassard
Morocco
Regier Baleine
Caps Juby
Dreamers
John Gehr
Afedicine
Can
Lébr
Lebr
Prince
Edward Telaod
Panama
Colambie
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Iowa State News
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Canton
Clinton County
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Fred Dolph
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Heefe
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Leo
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San Jacinto
Earl of Cathcart
Canada
Cape Race
Charles Dickens
Deume
India
Overside Park
Matanzas
Cuba
Sampson
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