Honduras Crisis Over Exequature of Foreign Consuls
Washington reports a diplomatic row between the United States and Honduras after President Davila canceled the exequature of foreign consuls at Ceiba. American consul Drew Linard and Vice Consul Reynolds, plus French and Norwegian envoys, deny any impropriety and say they merely relayed the revolutionists demand to the local commandant. The U.S. state department, wary of neutrality breaches in Central America, protests the action as an annoyance to U.S. efforts to prevent conflict.
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Washington
United States
Honduras
Davila
Ceiba
Drew Linard
Reynolds
France
Norway
State Department
Central America
da ‘Vila
Flooding Destroys Three Towns in Colorado Outbreak
Heavy rain swollen Oak and Coal creeks unleashed a torrent that flooded Florence Rockdale and Williamsburg Colorado. Bridges washed out and property damage is estimated at least 100000 dollars. One elderly resident Mrs J Burns suffered exposure after being pulled from her flooded home. Hundreds of livestock perished on southern truck farms. Coal creek overflowed floodwaters inundating over 100 homes in Florence.
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Florence
Colo
Rockdale
Williamsburg
Lamphere case linked to poison in Gunness deaths
Coroner Mack announced that Dr. Walter Haines found arsenic and strychnine in the stomachs of Mrs. Belle Gunness and two of her children, confirming lethal doses. Attorney Worden, representing Lamphere, argues the findings absolve his client of involvement in Gunness murders and the Helgelein death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Guoness
Helgelein
Conference on Panama at Sagamore Hill discussed canal zone relations
Oyster Bay convened a meeting at Sagamore Hill to review conditions in the American canal zone at Panama. Secretary of War Wright and Isthmian Canal Commission Secretary Joseph Bishop joined the president to discuss Panama matters and the canal zone's relations with Panama.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Panama
Republic of Pan
Sagamore Hill
Wright
Isthmian Canal Commission
Joseph Bishop
Bishop
Panam
Shah Postpones Election Amid Turmoil and Tragedy
London The Times reports unrest following a revived constitution debate. In Tehran, fears rise as the shah delays elections while a deadly rail accident in Philadelphia claims two lives and injures several, prompting investigations and heightened security.
Towns Destroyed by Forest Fires in British Columbia
Six towns along the Crows Nest branch of the Canadian Pacific railroad are wiped out as raging fires sweep Elko valley in southeastern British Columbia near the Montana line. Fernie Michel Coal Creek Sparwood Hosmer and Crows Nest reported destroyed with hundreds dead or missing and thousands left homeless. property damage in the millions.
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Cranbrook
B. C
Crows Nest
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Dan
Canada
Elko Valley
British Columbia
Montana State Line
Fernie
Michel
Coal Creek
Sparwood
Hosmer
Vic
Destructive East Kootenai Fire Devastates Towns and Blares Death Toll
Flames devastate Fernie and surrounding Crow's Nest region causing widespread destruction. Up to 7000 settlers flee Cranbrook area seeking relief as bodies are recovered and death toll rises. Vancouver reports losses over 10 million with possibly 200 dead, Winnipeg and Vancouver sending aid. Refugees pour into Nelson and Cranbrook, condition critical.
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Winnipeg
East Kootenai
Crow's Nest
Cranbrook
Fernie
Vancouver
B. C
Reraleon
Ely Lumber Company
Michel
Nelson
Gelderland arrives at Willemstad amid signaling standoff
Dutch cruiser Gelderland reports a failed shore communication at La Guira while Venezuela mobilizes defenses. In Oregon, ex-state senator R A Tooth and partners win acquittal on conspiracy charges over public land in Doughar County. Also report: Henry Farman public flight in New York and a century old obituary in California.
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Willemstad
Gelderland
la Guira
Venezuela
Caracas
Venesuels
Holland
Portland
Ore
R. A. Tooth
Eugene
James A. Booth
Roseburg
Thomas E. Singleton
United States District Court
Doughar
Fire in East Kootenay Wipes Fernie Area Clean
A large bush fire sweeping from near Cranbrook to within four miles of Brant Alberta has killed 170 people and left about 6 000 homeless. The Fernie district including Coal Creek and Hosmer is largely destroyed with total losses around 95 400 000 and Fernie losses at 2 000 000. The blaze started in Cedar Valley Lumber slashings across the river from Fernie. Insurance firms nationwide are involved but details are unavailable.
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Fernie
B. C
East Kootenal
Cranbrook
Brank
Alberta
Coal Creek
Hosmer
Michel
Cedar Valley Lumber Company
Canada
Fire relief efforts and Fernie aftermath across regions
Spokane volunteers dispatch aid to Fernie amid a massive forest fire as 2,000 refugees are sheltered in Cranbrook. A relief car arrives, tents and bread are sent, and over $1,000 is raised at a mass meeting. Separate reports link a San Francisco automobile crash involving prominent residents and the deaths of five people, including Mrs. Thomas Metornick and infant son.
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Spokane
Wash
Neief
Fernie
Cranbrook
San Francisco
Hurlingate
Thonas Metornick
Mbey
Clary Met'wrmick
Tr Gcf
Heten
Ihfant
Yuma
Ariz
F. D. Spaulding
T. P. McCauley
Gila Bend
McCauley
Hean
Spaulding
Blaiskell
Troops Ordered to Navajo Reservation Amid Tensions
Denver reports General Barr D Thomas received orders from the War Department to dispatch six troops of cavalry to the Navajo reservation. Fears of Ute renegades inciting Navajo rebellion rise from disputes over water holes and grazing lands claimed by whites. Troops to depart from Fort Whipple Apache and Wingate.
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Denver
Barr D Thomas
Department of the Colorado
War Department
Forte Whipple
Apache
Wingate
Cloudburst in Canyon Hits Verdi Nevada Lumber Yard
A Sunday afternoon cloudburst in CloUdburst Canyon near Verdi Nevada caused flooding up to ten feet high. Miss Etta Tizley 24 daughter of John Tixtey foreman at Verdi Mill & Lumber company was swept away from the porch of the lumber office. Luke Smith an elderly resident is reported to have perished though unconfirmed. In Spanish Canyon near Steamboat Springs other victims battled the waters and survived. Oyster Ray reports Roosevelt and Wright decide to reinstate eight West Point cadets dismissed for hazing with disciplinary methods.
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Reno
Nev
Verdi
Saga
Etta Tizley
John Tixtey
Verdi Mill & Lumber Company
Miss Tinley
Luke Smith
Spanish Canyon
Steamboat Springs
Oyster Ray
Hoosevelt
Wright
United States Military Academy
West Point
Roosevelt
Child Abducted From Chicago Home is Given Her Freedom
Veronica Cassidy, a 12 year old who was abducted July 20, returned home Saturday from Cincinnati. She said F. J. Blair took her from home and hid in a boarding house in Cincinnati until the morning of her ticket home to Chicago.
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Chicago
Veronica Cassidy
Cincinnati
F. J. Blair
Ohio City
Jealous Lover Clashes Over Sweetheart After Country Dance
In La Crosse Wisconsin John Newburg 24 a farmer and Wayne Miller 18 shootings occur near Waterloo Bridge as rival suitor confronts the man escorting his sweetheart home. Mian Miller is injured with wounds to the wrist cheek and arm while the assailant flees with the injured girl.
Prosperity foreseen by Adama for coming decade
Professor Henry C. Adama, longtime head of statile tea and accounts for the Interstate Commerce Commission, predicts a saner prosperous era for the next ten years. Rear Admiral W. de Capps returns from Honolulu aboard the Siberia after inspecting the Atlantic fleet’s target practice and maneuvers, with visits planned to Mare Island and Bremerton before reporting to the secretary of the Navy.
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Washington
United States
Henry C. Adama
Statle Tea
Comimixnion
Profeasoe
Iito
Ralire
Honolulu
San Francisco
W. de Capps
Naval Bureau of
Hon and Repairs
Newall
Capps
Mareteland
Bremerton
Washinghs
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Lamphere
Gunness
Shah
London
the Times
Teberinsuse
Arlen
Nationa
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Charles Tlmphros
Pelle
Hares
Ryercley
Mentitirariun
Wes
Cinverene
Noah Cates
Bettis
Crow's Nest District
Castro
Aurora
New York
Henry Farman
Kate
Varnan
Cileaen
Anna Mikkus
Julius Aer
Minin
Igures
Fernie, Bo
Anne
Onncae
Baven
Tikene
Pettibone
Eougeliy
Western Federation of Sinem
Merer
Haewnod
du Pile
Mirder
Forter
Gaveern
Bole
Indiana
Canyon
Orewnad
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Green River Country
Big Piney
Denter
Cora
Pinedale
Boulder
New Fort
Midway
LaBarge
Palisade
Rock Springs
Lander
Ira Dodge
Mrr
Kemmerer
Wyoming
James Rumble
Exewters Kemmerer
Ivan S. Jones
Attorney At Law Notary Public
Kemmerer, W
Tyoming
Phoas
Perry Hendricks
Con Brady
Maginnis
Stat
Hedtee Baliding
Opten
Ung
Hide & Junk House
Sam Koppel
Boston
Rock Springs, Wyoming
R. S. Spence
Evanston, Wyoming
D, Stafford
Wyo
Eee Eiel
Haffner CO
Kemmerer Opera House
George Prichard
Prichard & Symes
George Symes
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kemmerer, Wyo
Opera House
W. Davis
Odd Fellows Bldg
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