Latin American Reactions to Venezuelan Crisis Split Across Nations
In February dispatches from South American capitals reveal mixed stances on Venezuela. Peru favors collective action but will not act. Bolivia leans to no steps yet supports joint action. Salvador urges support while government hesitates. Ecuador protests German actions, Chile abstains and urges debt repayment, while Argentina denies intervention claims. Brazil is indifferent. Colombia backs Venezuela against foreign powers. Nicaragua’s reply was not yet released. The Monroe Doctrine is seen by many as timely but contested. U.S. intercession is debated.
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New York
Pec
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
University of
Caracas
la Paz
Bolivia
Venezuela
South America
Salvador
Ecuador
Porto Cahas
Germany
Ayres
Argentina
Poe
al- Ge
Chile
United States
Castro
Colombia
Venexzuela
Marope
Latin America
Nicaragua
Telegraphic Brevities From a Fragmented Era
Brief notices report S. Bender named Nebraska captain for 1934, Texas’ Joseph Bailey invited to speak April 27, a Granville meet unsettled by theft, a National Society of Sons of the Revolution meeting in Washington, a birth in Butte noted, and various court and municipal matters. The stream includes a Mexican car concession, Vera Cruz public works, Port Townsend’s record voyage by Alsterberg, legal cases, and wage changes for Cincinnati traction workers.
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Washington
W. A. Clark, Jr
Itor Clark
Butte
Mont
Clark
I. N. W. Irving
St. John's Episcopal Church
Talbot
Alexander Elliott
Jory
Senate
Isaac
Vera Cruz
Alsterberg
Port Townsend
Monte
Soharter
Mullins
Wright
Denver
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Ohio
Zumstein
Tobin
James B. Craft
Long Island
Moste
Prict Deon
Insurance, hymnal talks, and tax case notes
Royal Insurance Co lawsuit over refunds of 2 per cent law reversed by court, saving Illinois about half a million. M E Church plans a joint North South committee meeting in Nashville to discuss a common hymnal. New York Times stock shares taxed as personal property for inheritance tax. Mexico foreign policy chatter about silver and gold standard prompts Bryan visit intrigue. Gold loan offers from French, British, and Morgan groups reported.
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Royal Insurance Company
Yates
Illinois
Sangamon Circuit Court
Supreme Court
M. E. Church
Church North
Church South
Nashville
Tenn
New York Court of Appeals
George Jones
New York Times
Joint Stock Association
Mexico
Washington
Co-Operative International
Bryan
London
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Erie Passenger Train Derailed. Engineer Dies in Newburg Crash
A fast Erie road passenger train from New York derailed at Newburg Cleveland with the engineer W C Goss fatally injured. Fireman H H Landon injured. no passengers hurt. Collision happened at Erie and Cleveland and Cleveland & Pittsburg crossing due to slippery rails. A man named Nolan on Erie tracks was struck by the wreck. In Alabama a southbound express on Alabama-Great Southern was wrecked near Moundville. mail clerks injured and one guard killed. no passengers hurt.
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Cleveland
New York
Erie Road
Newburg
W. C. Goss
H. H. Landon
Erie
Pittsburg
Nolan
Eric
Birmingham
Ala
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Alabama-Great Southern Railroad
Moundville
P. H. Larkin
Colson
Kelley
Riggs
Durr
Rockefeller Gifts Boost Chicago University Endowment
President Harper announced John D. Rockefeller has given another one million dollars to the University of Chicago, swelling total donations to 1.526 million. The convocation also noted retirements, proposed pensions for professors, an aquarium project, and discussions on separate instruction within coeducation.
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Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
H. A. Rust
Rockefeller
Studebaker Theater
Theesident
Haiti Unrest Grows as Nord Seizes Power
General Nord is acclaimed president by troops in Port au Prince amid street fighting. Interior minister Saint Foix Colin and allies seek refuge in U S legation and consulates. Most Congress backs Seneque Pierre, but Nord maintains control as violence and international tension rise.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Saint Foix Colin
General Nord
United States
Legation
Seneque Pierre
Washington
Jeres
Nord
Secreta of Interior
Lorenz Conducts Clinic in New York
Dr. Adolf Lorenz of Vienna conducted his second clinic at the Polyclinic Medical College in New York Pec 16. He operated on two children with congenital hip dislocation, including a bilateral case, successfully reducing both hips in four and eight minutes respectively. Afterward he held an informal reception in the operating room with visiting surgeons.
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New York
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Polyclinic Medical College
Lorenz
Loreng
Alabama Constitution Attacked in Delegation of Negro Voters
Montgomery Alabama December 16 The Alabama Supreme Court again weighs legal attacks on the new constitution amid a organized negro voter registration drive. Giles a black Montgomery resident sues the county Board of Registrars seeking damages for denial of a registration certificate blocking his vote. His second filing outlines further actions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court of Alabama
Board of Registrars
Montgomery County
Giles
Giles seeks mandamus to force voter registration listing
Giles petitions the Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel the board to issue a registration certificate and add his name to the list of qualified voters. Both suits were decided against Giles in the City Court of Montgomery.
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Supreme Court
Giles
Montgomery
Secret inquiry targets Canfield backer Lewisohn arrest
In New York on December 11 District Attorney Jerome's inquiry before Justice Wyatt led to a warrant for Jesse Lewisohn and his arrest. Lewisohn’s lawyers secured a habeas corpus writ. The hearing resumes Friday. Witnesses include Harry Payne Whitney and Mortimer Schiff of Kuhn Loeb & Co. Schiff denied past visits to Canfield's place.
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New York
Jerome
Wyatt
Court of Special Sessions
Richard A. Canfield
Jesse Lewisohn
Lewisohn
Gans
Canfield
Lewisohn Bros
Harry Payne Whitney
Mortimer Schiff
Payne Whitney
Clubbed to Death at Fort Sheridan
The body of Roger Hanberger of Company I, Twentieth U S Infantry, was found mutilated in a ravine at Fort Sheridan. He was killed Monday by two prisoners, Christian Walker and John Hallenberg, who are thought to be hiding near the fort and likely to resist recapture.
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Chicago
Roger Hanberger
Twentieth United States Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Hanberger
Christian Walker
John Hallenberg
Deadly gas tank explosion devastates Fort Lee home
In Fort Lee New Jersey today a gas tank blast demolishes John Puglughi residence. Six children Clorinda Ida Tilly Irene Adeline George die at lunch. His wife badly injured found 200 feet away. Acetylene tank in cellar provided illumination for building. Father was away when the explosion occurred.
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Fort Lee
N. J
John Puglughi
Clorinda
Ida Puglughi
Tilly
Irene
Adeline
George
Puglughi
Echo of an Ancient Case in Carlinville
A Carlinville dispatch reports that George H Holliday, Macoupin county clerk thirty eight years ago during the $2,000,000 courthouse build, has been located in a Kansas town. He had mysteriously vanished since leaving Carlinville, his wife believing him dead. Earlier efforts to locate him misidentified another man whom townspeople returned for burial funds.
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Springfield
Ill
Carlinville
George H. Holliday
Macoupin County
Kansas
Holliday
Message From the Sea Dispatch From Cable Ship
San Francisco reports at 1 58 p m the cable ship Silvertown sent word Noon 279 knots off the coast in a heavy sea. Rain is expected during the night but the day is clear with speed seven knots and all operations proceeding smoothly.
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San Francisco
Silvertown
Siam Crown Prince Arrives in Yokohama En Route to Tokyo
Crown Prince Chowfamaha Vajiravudh arrives in Yokohama from the United States and proceeds to Tokyo to be guests of the Japanese Emperor. Sixteen crew of the British steamer Marlay are believed drowned after foundering. Eighteen Gypsies die from cold near Arad Hungary amid widespread winter deaths. Baroness De Rouques visits Florence Maybrick in Aylesbury Prison finding her health delicate but cheerful. Maybrick’s treatment improves with Duchess of Bedford influence. Maybrick moved from manual labor to library. Russia presses China to consent to customs and postal stations under Manchurian railway supervision. Sir Robert Hart opposes.
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Siam
Chowfamaha Vajiravudh
Yokohama
United States
Tokio
Japan
Marlay
Liverpool
Dublin
Blazenay
Arad
Hungary
Baroness de Rouques
Florence Maybrick
Aylesbury
Maybrick
Robert Hart
Maritime Customs
Reed and Pingree friendship in early political life
Detroit Free Press recounts a vivid portrait of Thomas Brackett Reed and Hazen Pingree. Both Maine natives, they differed on policy but shared mutual respect. Pingree urged Reed toward the Republican nomination and discussed income tax ideas, while Reed warned a politician must time right.
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Detroit Free Press
Thomas Brackett Reed
Reed
Reublicans
Hazenge Pingree
Maine
Mr. Pingree
Tom Reed
United States
Washington
Mr. Reed
Capitol
Trial in Freehold Over Estate Conspiracy Case Opens
In Freehold New Jersey on December 16 the conspiracy trial of Miss Laura Biggar Dr Charlies Hendrix and ex Justice Samuel Stanton began over the estate of the late Henry F Bennett of Farmingdale A jury was secured with ease Biggar sought to plead Laura Bennett but the request was denied.
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Freehold
N. J
Laura Biggar
Charlies Hendrix
Samuel Stanton
Henry F. Bennett
Farmingdale
Biggar
Laura Bennett
Provoked Into Shooting In Indiana Avenue Saloon
Jesse Baker shot Herman Wright after a confrontation at Frank Buckner’s saloon on Indiana avenue above Senate avenue. Baker was wounded in the groin. Wright, a waiter from New Orleans, was arrested on assault with intent to kill. Baker has a troubled history and had been treated for prior gun wounds.
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Jesse Baker
Herman Wright
Baker
Wright
Scheigert
W. P. Smith
Belch
Frank Buckner
Indiana Avenue
Senate Avenue
Barlow
West North Street
New Orleans
Lafayette Street
City
Ohio
Missouri
Widow of Amos J Cummings Seeks Library Gift to Printers Home
Mrs Frances Cummings widow of Representative Amos J Cummings and her brother E J Van Ness visit Indianapolis and Colorado Springs. She plans to donate her late husband’s library of hundreds of volumes to the national printers home and asks for a building to house the collection. Bramwood, secretary of the institution, will present the idea to directors.
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Frances Cummings
Amos J. Cummings
E. J. van Ness
Indianapolis
Mr. van Ness
Mrs. Cummings
West
Colorado
Colorado Springs
National Printers’ Home
Institution
International Typographical Union
Bramwood
Ond
Cummings
Fire destroys near Fourteenth and Cleveland in Haughville
Fire consumed a nearly finished two story frame house in an open field near Fourteenth and Cleveland streets yesterday at 5 pm. Fire crews from across the river could not reach the flames due to distant water plugs. Investigators smelled kerosene and found charred shavings around a pile in the middle room, leading officials to believe arson. Carpenters and plasterers left the site about 4 pm with no reported use of fire.
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Fourteenth
Cleveland Streets
Haughville
Tenth Street
James Titsworth Arrested In Thanksgiving Assault Case
James Titsworth, husband of the assaulted Mrs. Titsworth, was brought to the city by Detectives Holtz and Wallace from Nineveh, Brown county, charged with the crime. He denies the charge, claiming he was at home on Thanksgiving morning while the attack occurred at Mr. Gifford’s Irvington woodshed. The assailant, described as a white man with a blackened face and hands, allegedly tried to pour poison down Mrs. Titsworth’s throat. Neighbors and the hosting family contradict his whereabouts. He said he learned of the incident from newspapers and that he and his wife separated last July.
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James Titsworth
George Gifford
Ritter Avenue
Holtz and Wallace
Titsworth
Nineveh
Brown County
As. Titsworth
Mr. Gifford
Irvington
Heating firm blocked from laying pipes after court order
Judge John H. Baker issued a temporary restraining order against Merchants' Heating and Lighting Company stopping further pipe work on the south side of Washington Street. Central Union Telephone claims $3,000 for damage to conduits and manholes near Illinois and Washington. A hearing is set for next Tuesday. parties may settle out of court. Schott says the questioned manhole may belong to New Telephone Company.
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John H. Baker
Merchants’ Heating and Lighting Company
Washington Street
Central Union Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Central Union Company
Illinois and
Washington Streets
Merchants’ Company
W. H. Schott
Heating and Lighting Company
New Telephone Company
Tax rebates offered for 1971 payments to Marion County residents
Rebate program to reimburse taxpayers 1.5 in the city who apply to County Treasurer Armin Koehne. Rebates range from small sums to a maximum of 13.75 dollars, reflecting money due from the 1901 collection of full real estate taxes under the mortgage deduction law, after Marion Circuit Court voided it and the Supreme Court upheld its constitutionality upon notification.
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Armin Koehne
Marion Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Treasurer Seeks Settlement of Unclaimed Rebates
Taxpayers are reminded that rebates were not all claimed and Treasurer Koehne aims to settle all accounts as he straightens the year end books.
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Koehne
Roosevelt Signs Commission of Indiana Judge A B Anderson
President Roosevelt signed the commission of A B Anderson as United States district judge for Indiana. The commission was sent to Judge Anderson in Washington and on receipt he will qualify and immediately begin his duties.
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Roosevelt
A. B. Anderson
United States
Indiana
Washington
Anderson
Plymouth Church Ladies Gather At 2 30 P M
City notes report a Plymouth Church Ladies' Union meeting with Mrs J B Elam at 1820 Park Ave this afternoon at 2 30. An oyster supper and Christmas fair occur 5 to 10 PM at Central Universalist Church Fifteenth and New Jersey streets under Young Ladies' Leagueauspices.
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Ladies’ Union of
Plymouth Church
J. B. Elam
Park Avenue
Central Universalist Church
Fifteenth
New Jersey
Young Ladies’ League
Levi Gwynn
Nannette
Goodlet Avenue
Chicago
Charles L. F. Johnson
Richard Johnson
Deaf and Dumb Institute
East Washington Street
Mexico
Beau Campbell
Propylaeum
Commercial Club
Journal
Otto Stechhan
Stechan
Stechhan
Anti-saloon League meets to oppose liquor law changes
Church representatives allied with the Anti-saloon League met at Meridian Street M. E. Church to discuss resistance to saloon law modifications. The group promotes blanket remonstrance to curb saloons and plans to challenge amendments reducing this method. They propose a bill treating anyone with an internal revenue liquor permit as a liquor seller.
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Anti-saloon League
Meridian-street
M. E
Internal Revenue
Missing boy 8 reported by mother in Delaware street
Mrs. Bushnell of 91 South Delaware street told police her eight year old son Fred disappeared after school yesterday at 3 40 near the B Side Turners Hall She suspected he might have been taken by his father from whom she is divorced
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Bushnell
South
Delaware Street
Fred
Turners’ Hall
Woman Attempts Arsenic Purchase At Local Drug Store
Mrs Nellie Shelley of 32 East New York Street entered Harry Francis drug store at Ohio and Pennsylvania and tried to buy a quantity of arsenic claiming she planned to end her life. The clerk on duty intervened and restrained the sale.
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Nellie Shelley
New York Street
Harry- Francis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mrs Shelley Arrested On Drunken Charge
A woman described as deranged was reported to police. Mrs Shelley was arrested and charged with being drunk.
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Shelley
Christmas Gifts as Securities for Long Term Benefit
Practical advice to capitalists to reward employees with securities rather than cash. Advocates presenting bonds or stocks from states, cities, or companies for lasting income and moral uplift. Emphasizes tax thrift and thriftiness, noting $1,000 bonds yield ongoing income and encourage saving, contrasting with extravagant cash gifts. References a discussion involving Mr Bernard, president of the Atlantic Transport Line.
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New York Mail and Express
Bernard President
Baker
Atlantic Transport Une of
Reward Stock Gift Ties Labor and Capital merger
The absorption of this company by the International Mercantile Marine Company prompts a donor to distribute 500000 worth of securities. Employees with one year or more who remain after Jan 1 receive 1000 stock. those who lose jobs get 2000 stock, with some receiving 2000 stock plus money. The plan aims to ease labor capital cooperation and avert strikes.
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International Mercantile Marine Company
Shipping Trust
International Company
Deaths of Abernathy Moorman Magoun Mark Day in Three Cities
LEAVENWORTH Kansas December 16 Col J L Abernathy a pioneer Kansan wealthy furniture dealer died at his home born Warren county Ohio came West in 1858 His estate valued at over 1 million dollars During the Civil War he held the rank of lieutenant colonel with the Eighth Kansas Volunteers and fought at Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain Gen George Moorman a Confederate veterans leader died suddenly in New Orleans George Butler Magoun of Magoun Brothers Co brokerage firm died announced in New York on December 16
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Leavenworth
Kan
J. L. Abernathy
Warren County
Ohio
Ims
Eighth Kansas Volunteers
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
New Orleans
George Moorman
United Confederate Eterans’ Association
New York
George Butler Magoun
Magoun Brothers & Co
Colombia Refuses Aid to Nicaragua Uprising Effort
Panama Dec 16 official quarters report that Colombia has refused to aid any attempt by the Nicaraguan revolutionary committee to overthrow President Zelaya’s government in Nicaragua.
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Panama
Colombia
Nicaraguan Revolutionary Committee
Zelaya
Nicaragua
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Pacific
General Foreign News
National Printers
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U. S
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
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