Protectorate Proposed Over Nicaragua Draws Wide Support
Washington July 21 The administration's plan to form an American protectorate over Nicaragua via treaty drew broad approval as a conservative foreign policy step. Secretary Bryan presented the proposal to the Senate committee with strong Republican backing and anticipated Democratic support, signaling a shift toward greater U S influence in Central America and potential stability for the Gulf of Fonseca region.
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Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Bryan
Adeanf Toot
Foreign Relations Committee
Hi Ja
Ponal
Mr. Bryan
Central America
Nicaraga
Central
Iteaducee
Halemder
Xicaragua
Costa Rica
Gulf of Fons
Parcel post rates to be reduced and weight increased
New York July 21 Postmaster Morgan said Washington will issue instructions to implement parcel post improvements this week. The department plans to raise the maximum weight from 11 to 20 pounds, cut rates, and simplify service. He praised eliminating distinctive stamps and allowing postage stamps on parcels. In Dayton, Clarence E Michael alleges a fraud scheme netted $1,400 since last August via a “green geode” investment pitch. Rohrer is Michael’s cousin.
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New York
Morgan
Washington
Dayton
Clarence E. Michael
Michael
Montgomery
Darke
Rohrer
Riot ends baseball game as fans attack players
Washington July 1 4000 fans at Union Teague park watched the Bloomers versus Maryland amateurs. A stadium riot followed a misplayed play, bricks and missiles flew, players fled, police intervened, and the crowd spilled onto the field and street.
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Washington
Bloomer Girls
Deley
Diana runs aground near Newfoundland likely a total loss
Reports from St John’s Newfoundland say the sealing steamer Diana, part of the MacMillan Arctic expedition, ran ashore near Galttee Eye Point, forty miles west of Battle Harbor in Belle Isle Strait. Current assessments indicate it is unlikely to be refloated. The Newfoundland government cruiser Grella Marie has been ordered to assist.
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Millan
Diana
Newfoundland
New York
St. John's
Battie Harbor
Belle Tale Strait
Grella Marie
Three Drownings at Cincinnati Wharf During Pleasure Outing
In Cincinnati Ohio Salzman 26 Margaret Mullins 19 and Anna Hall 20 drowned while three young pleasure seekers stood along the wharf. Salzman owner of a new launch took it out on its maiden trip when the engine failed and the craft drifted near a coal fleet. Swift current and crowd prevented rescue.
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Cincinnati
Salzman
Margaret Mullins
Anna Hall
Sentenced to the Pen in Columbus Juvenile Case
Columbus Ohio July 21 Following a story from his common law wife who charged desertion of her and their 12 year old son to wed Mira Helen Martin of Dayton John Nelson White a Columbus manufacturer was sentenced to serve one year and pay a fine of 800 dollars and costs by Judge Block of the juvenile court The wife said White had lived with the lawful wife in one section of Columbus while maintaining a home for her and their child in another section
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Columbus
Mira Helen Martin
Dayton
John Nelson White
Costa
Block
White
Tie
Columbum
Fatal Fall Claims Life in Blenkenville
A tragic accident in Blenkenville results in the death of 40 year old Peter Tomibone when he fell from a mango tree near the Pennsylvan Railroad in July. Authorities describe the incident as a fatal fall with no further details.
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Blenkenville
Peter Tomibone
Pennsylvain
Péar Bere
Fon
Mangoer Aml Twa Cebu
Mysterious Shooting In Springfield Ends In Suicide
Springfield O July 21 The suicide of Ben F Elliott son of J S Elliott a prominent Democratic politician in the district is reported as a mystery Elliott killed himself with a revolver borrowed from a friend in the right temple Police allege the youth was involved in a love affair The father claims the incident was an accident with the whole affair shrouded in uncertainty
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Springfield
Ben F. Elliott
J. 8. Elliott
Elliott
Indictment Report Highlights County Case Rise
A local report notes multiple indictments tied to a Philadelphia area case. The session details 813 indictments, with authorities pressing wear and iguor charges as part of ongoing legal actions in the county.
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Stondanyitty
Férton County Brood Fury
da Syer Stasion
Agasnat Eweares
Iguor onMhrs
Teake
Minister in mixup at Bellefontaine arrest and fine
Bellefontaine Ohio July 21 Rev A R Tarr former Columbus manager of a Chautauqua at Orchard Island demanded an apology from BH N Thomas head of the Bellefontaine Automobile club for an insult to Mrs Tarr. When Thomas refused they clashed but spectators separated them Tarr was arrested and fined ten dollars.
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Bellefontaine
A. R. Tarr
Columbus
Orchard Island
BH. N. Thomas
Bellefontaine Automobile Club
Auto Wreck Victim Dies In Ohio Hospital
Columbus July 21 Arles Geneva King 21 died at Protestant hospital from injuries after an automobile accident north of Worthington. Five youths joy riding in the overturned car were reported to be recovering with uncertain outlook.
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Columbus
Arles
Geneva King
Worthington
Protestant Hospital
Claude Southard
Whey
Drowns in a Greek drowning case in Columbus scene
Nellagine Blg Walnut creek Pat Bugit an 88 year old colored laborer who lived here was drowned in a Greek setting on July 21.
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Columbus
Nellagine
Walnut Creek
Asleen
Pat Bugit
Bryan Cancels Lecture Dates in Winona Ind
William J. Bryan canceled his Chautauqua lecture dates at least for now and will hurry back to Washington due to urgent duties as secretary of state amid Mexican tensions. The move follows distress calls from Americans in Mexico and reports of Japanese colonization plans in Morales. Bryan plans to confer with Ambassador Wilson on the Mexican situation.
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Winona
Ind
William J. Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Wate
Mexico
Fronteria
Mr. Bryan
Huerta
Morales
Wilson
Judge Claimed by Death in Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure
Prominent jurist Alford Warriner Cooley former U S assistant attorney general and New Mexico supreme court judge died after traveling to Providence where Dr Frederick Friedmann operated a New England clinic He had received Friedmanns vaccine injections in April and later a second dose Hastings N Y July 21 William T Joralemon conduit and cable company clerk was found dead in his office with a revolver shot his son had recently died prompting grief by witnesses and investigators
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Topsfield
Case
Alford Warriner Cooley
United States
New Mexico Supreme Court
Frederick Friedmanns
Providence
New England
Cooley
Hastings
N. Y
Wilam T. Joralemon
Conduit and Cable Company
Joralemon
Lever
Livestock and Grain Market Notes From Across Cities
Chicago and other markets report cattle prices for steers cows and calves, hogs and sheep with varied bids. Prices appear in fragmented figures from East Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Boston, plus a note on church property holdings and church membership totals.
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Chicago
Niagara flagship Perry's ship arrives at Put-In-Bay
Commodore Perry's Niagara, 108 years after its historic battle, reaches Gibraltar Island as thousands gather at Put-In-Bay. The Wolverine and Ohio Pennsylvania naval militia ships accompany the relic for a week of sailboat racing and Interlake Yachting Association events.
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Putln-Ray
Perry
Lakerie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Eenex
Gibraltar Island
Wolverine's Marine Band
Interlake Yachting Association
Perry Centennial Commission
Thousands of Frogs Migrating Overland in Port Clinton
Thousands of frogs move from Lake Erie marshes and the Portage River toward Bandusky bay. Evenings reveal dense crowds filling roads and homes, causing fear among nervous residents. The small species multiplies voices at night, prompting close bed checks and constant door closure.
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Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Portage River
Bandusky Bay
Removal of Miners at Hawthorne and Flood Hood Mines
Three thousand United Mine Workers members paraded to Fort Junction near Carbon Hill Ohio and forcibly removed 199 nonunion miners. Two nonunion workers were reportedly badly beaten during the incident.
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United Mine Workers of America
Hawthorne
Hood
Fort Junction
Carbon Hill
Athens County
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