Investigating A Mystery Saved Of Death Of Two Havelock Boys
A partial explanation of the death of two Havelock boys emerges as authorities probe the case. Meanwhile protests erupt as anti Chinese demonstrations take center stage in Tokio, Washington. In the Senate the final tariff fight sees party lines hold with Republicans defeating amendments on wool duties while anti free sugar advocates led by Senator Ransdell press for changes.
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Washington
Senate
LaFoliette
Catron
Penrose
Anti-Chinese demonstrations in Tokyo intensify unrest
In Tokyo anti Chinese actions persist with window smashing and wrecking. Premier Yamamoto tells deputations the government will not mobilize and will handle the Chinese issue firmly. Reports also name Chiyo Koike to succeed Mortiard Abe as director of the foreign office political bureau.
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Tokio
Yamamoto
Chiyo Koike
London
Mortiard Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
Mystery deaths in Havelock linked to two youths
Coroner's jury in Havelock concludes George Dimer Jr and John Rys died from gunfire from a twenty two caliber rifle. The verdict states the gun was fired by John Rys or possibly by Dimer Jr. In Washington, President Wilson narrowly escapes a streetcar incident due to pedestrian traffic rules, saved by a quick policeman.
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Havelock
George Dimer
John Rys
George di- Ter. Jr
Wilson
Washington
Scene of Strife Dispatches Dominican Move
News reports Dominican forces plan to move from the scene to Washington then to the cruiser Des Moines which had been received days earlier. The cruiser is expected to sail directly for Puerto Plata.
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Washington
Des Moinés
Puerta Plata
First step toward the establishment of peace in Merxico
A fragmentary report notes a preliminary move toward peace in Merxico. The terse item signals progress without detailing participants, dates, or broader outcomes, reflecting a cautious early stage in a regional diplomatic effort.
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Merxico
Tekios Ale Mortally Wounded by Assassins, Official Death
A fragmented report notes Tekios Ale, a 20 year old official of the Japan of Gee, killed by assassins at the scene. Details are unclear but the incident marks a fatal outcome for the official amid rising violence.
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Tekios
Ale
Japan
Gee
Doings in Congress Daily Digest of Senate and House Actions
Senate and House routine shows tariff bill debate, deferrals, and committee hearings. West Virginia mine strike testimony continues as bankers, currency and extension bills are discussed. Nominations for Spain and Honduras surfaced amid adjournments. A New section notes a deputy fire warden’s disappearance in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Senate
West Virginia
Bishop Donahue
E Yiouse
Noo
Smith
Georgia
Finance
House
James A. Emery
Levy
Joseph EB. Willard
Spain
John Ewing
Honduras
House—Banking Committee
Weeks
Congress
Banking Committee
Bristow
Thomas H. Birch
Potugal
Chales J. Vopicka Jas
Balkan
Acisa
New York Brief Note Weakened by Odd OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York item provides unclear wording and stray letters. It references no clear persons or events and lacks verifiable detail for a fuller summary.
Mystery Shrouds Boys Found In Havelock Pasture
Fire devastates Hot Springs Arkansas leaving thousands homeless with property losses estimated over ten million dollars. Governor Hayes offers state aid and military protection as flames destroy business and residential districts near Oakdown race grounds. United States consuls told to provide first class transport to refugees from Mexico if able to reimburse later.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Hot Springs
Aka
George W. Hays
Oakdown Race Grounds
Hot. Springs
Ark
West Mountains
Hayes
Little Rock
Two Boys Dead in Nebr Pasture Near Havelock
In Havelock Nebraska two boys George Dimer nine and John Rys sixteen were found dead in a pasture on the R E Moore farm northeast of town. The bodies showed decomposition and both firearms a loaded shotgun and a rifle were found nearby. Postmortem results indicated death by gunfire suggesting a likely self inflicted or accidental firearm incident. The scene also included a separate note about referendum petitions in Lincoln seeking workmen's compensation law reforms with about 32,000 names reported though 26,000 were needed to trigger a call.
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Havelock
Nebr
George Dimer
John Rys
R.E. Moore
Lincéin
Secretary of State
State Fair Closes with Record Low Attendance in Lincoln
The Nebraska state fair ended Friday night with the smallest six day attendance since 1909. Six day total rose to 127186 with 29577 admissions on Friday. Omaha crowds helped swell attendance while grounds were crowded and vendors reported high demand.
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Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Diaz Says He Is Sure of Mexican Presidency Prospects
General Felix Diaz, in this city, reports favorable election prospects in Mexico and expresses confidence in his ability to restore order if elected. He declines comment on Wilson's policy and says he has no political mission in Berlin, only wishing to see Germany.
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Bertin
Felix Diaz
Mexico
General Diaz
Washington awaits Huerta envoy Zamacona Inclan arrival
Washington prepares for Mexican negotiations as Manuel Zamacona Inclan, Huerta government envoy, is expected to arrive to continue talks begun by Jonathan. The administration aims to shape policy amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Washington
Manuel ‘de Zamacona ¢ Inclan
Huerta
Jonatana
York and Nebraska News Roundup in Salem and Lincoln
News notes from York Nebraska to Salem Oregon report a 40th York Baptist meeting in Bellwood crowds at the state fair and local accidents. Drowned man near Norfolk. An 83 year old woman dies after being hit by a train. Multiple farm mishaps and fires, including a silo fire and a gas stove leak. A boy builds an aeroplane prototype. many wells go dry around Salem. Northern and midwestern items include rail and aviation developments and a German day set for Lincoln Ohio.
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York
Salem
Ore
York Baptist Association
Bellwood
Carl Christian
Norfolk
North Fork River
Robert Meehan
William Murphy
Henry Kobis
Graf
Bartling
Red Willow
Indianola
Syracuse
Anastorios Maurikos
Bay State
Union Pacific
Robert Atkinson
Nancy Owen
Litchfield
Grand Island
Fay Taylor
Elmer Willis
Central City
Carl Ruthman
Falls City
Deer Creek
B. Beck
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Iowa City
Columbus
Burr Bell
Beattice Electric Company
Harry McReynolds
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Frank McGinnis
Omaha
Robert Waite
Albion
Seliceliotenia
Paul Thompson
Kansas City
German American Alliance
Johnsoning County
R. L. Dowling
South Omaha
W. M. Elledge
Wellington
Kas
Congregational Church
Weeping Waters
Seaman Iuamenne
Indebtedness Route of Nebraska Milk Cow Train
The state’s floating indebtedness reached 600 016 dollars, with warrants bearing 4 percent interest due in about 60 to 90 days. The tax commission will propose businesslike reforms as the cause and remedy. A milk cow train will tour 67 towns across numerous counties traveling 1500 miles in coordination with the university, dairy association, railroads, and a public library exhibit. It arrives Niobrara on Monday, September 16.
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Sim
Tax Commission
WiIl
State University
Nebraska Dairymen’s Associaton
Northwestern
Burlington
Knox
Pierce
Madison
Antelope
Holt
Rock
Brown
Cherry
Sheridan
Dawes
Sioux
Box Butte
Merrill
Grant
Hooker
Thomas
Blaine
Custer
Sherman
Buffalo
Hall
Perkins
Lincoln
Frontier
Dawton
Gosper
Phelps
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
University
Dairy Husbandry
Nebraska Public Library Commission
Dairymen’s Association
Niobrara
Knox County
Where Should Stock Be Assessed In Two Townships
A long running dispute asks if livestock taxed in a second township should be assessed where held or at the farmer’s residence. Wheeler county district court sided with the residence township, while the state board and attorney general favor the holding township. The attorney general seeks appeal to the supreme court for a ruling. May Put Ban on Mustaches. Food inspectors may be ordered to remove mustaches to reduce germ exposure. current enforcement has reduced wearers to two. A gathering in Nebraska aims to consolidate transcontinental route associations.
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State Board of Assessment
Attorney General
District Court of
Wheeler’ County
Attorney General's Office
Supreme Court
Harman
Evening theater plans meet fashion woes
A witty dialogue contrasts a wife’s worry over attire with a plan to visit a moving picture theater. The mother reassures as Thelma claims her brother Harry deserves the largest pie, citing he began eating pie two years before she was born.
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Thelma
Harry
National Food Magazine
Castoria Ad Ending Reemerges in Obscure Patent Claim
An old advertisement copy touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It urges readers to ensure the product bears the signature and notes years of use, with children reportedly crying for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Haste Unnecessary in Train Rush and Court Grievances
A traveler in a southern railroad dining house speedily receives his meal and jokes about missing the train. In France and England jurors express boredom with court surroundings and request hangings of Honore Daumier’s "Justice in Pursuit of Crime" to relieve monotony.
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France
England
Paris
Prudhon
Banana Eaters and the U.S. Banana Market
The piece notes Americans are a banana consuming nation, supplying over two thirds of global banana shipments. It cites geography with Caribbean supply near the U S and the early adoption of the fruit by Americans, distinguishing the United States as the world’s chief banana market.
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Americans
United States
Caribbean
Europe
The Doctor's Gift Food Worth Its Weight in Gold
A Pennsylvania patient recounts how a family doctor gave him a small package of food called Malt Nuts and oats to eat. After trying many medicines with little relief, he found this alternative diet transformed his digestion and biliousness, proving surprisingly effective.
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Penn
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