Coalition Forming To Resist U S Intervention In Latin America
A report outlines a Latin American coalition to resist United States interference in Central and South America. It claims Mexico under President Dias leads moves toward a protective role for the region, with backing anticipated from Germany and other European powers and support from most Latin American nations.
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United States
Wi Paso
Tex
Mexico
Washington
Loppy Attra Pent Bret
Central
South America
Cuba
Dias
Diaz
Latin America
Germany
Floods Cut Off California Rail Link To Los Angeles
After a four day rainstorm isolated the city for forty eight hours, communication to the outside world resumed but rail lines remain damaged. Two long road bed sections washed away between Los Angeles and San Bernardino on the Salt Lake and Santa Fe route. Twelve marooned individuals near Downey were rescued by Venice lifeboat crews after being stranded all night on a river cutoff.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Salt Lake
Santa Fe
Santa Ana
Downey
Venice Life-Raving
Morse Denounces Court As He Heads to Atlanta Prison
Charles W. Morse, bound for a fifteen year federal sentence for banking-law violations, left the Tombs for Atlanta, escorted by his wife and two sons. He delivered a prepared statement saying he will endure public servitude under a brutal sentence in a civilized country.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Morse
Pewspaper
Dinosaur bones found in Utah by Carnenia party in Pisburg
Carnes museum director in Pisburg Pa. announces Utah discoveries of large dinosaur bones attributed to a Carnenia expedition. The bones are said to predate the diplodolus on display at a local exhibit. A detailed account of the find is being prepared.
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Pisburg
Carnes Museum
Utah
Fragmentary plea from era speech on market control
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political appeal and protests over market restrictions. Mentions Germany, a female voter group, campaign votes, and a chemical fee affecting mailing proclamations in food articles. Details are unclear but indicate tensions over price and public notices.
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Germany
Mowt
Tee Womdn
United Maser
Generet Submits Eric Agninet Trust Case To Court Next Week
The case was heard in the United States circuit court for the Southern District of New York. After dismissing the petition as to foreign tobacco companies, the court added the Americas subsidiaries to the parties. It enjoined them from continuing operations and from engaging in interstate commerce.
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United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Americas Companies
Death of Earl Percy in Paris Duel Rumor Circulates
Paris reports state the Earl Percy Henry Algernon George died from pneumonia after an illness, while London cites unconfirmed claims he died following wounds from a duel in Paris. He was the eldest son of the Duke of Northumberland for India, born 1871, unmarried, with home in London and a career as foreign secretary.
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London
Wordla
Paris
Earl Percy
Henry Algeron George
Duke of Northumatate
India
Mexicos President Advises Zelaya On Speaking To Press
Mexico City reports say President Diaz advised Nicaragua's Jose Zelaya to curb his talk with newspaper reporters. Zelaya’s secretary said Zelaya will refuse interviews for six days, after which he would not explain further.
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Mexico City
Disa
Jose Zelaya
Zelaya
Nicaragua
President Asked to Interfere in Switchmen Strike
Minneapolis Mayor James C. Haines has urged President Tait to intervene in the rail switchmen strike. He warned the ongoing dispute harms both interested parties and the public, causing loss and suffering that will worsen without an early settlement and asked for official influence toward settlement.
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Minneapolis
James C. Haines
Tait
Auch
Mayor Elect Gaynor names Robert Adamson secretary
Mayor elect Gaynor announced Wednesday he will appoint Robert Adamson a newspaper man as his secretary. Adamson, 37, born in Georgia, has been city editor of the Atlanta Constitution and has worked for the Brooklyn Eagle and the New York Morning World. The salary is six dollars a year.
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Lusk
Newspaper Man
New York
Gaynor
Weureday
Robert Adamson
Adamson
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Kyeulug Sus
Brooklyn Eagle
New York Morning World
Unclear text fragment about Uncle Jee and cigars in Washington
Fragmentary report notes Speaker Canson returning to Washington with cigars and mentions Uncle Joe in poor health. Details are garbled and incomplete, with multiple illegible phrases and mis-spellings.
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Jee
Washington
Canson
Claus
Joe
Desland Beeen
Foe Denies Conspiracy Ties in Lincoln Case
The fragment reports a former foe denying involvement in a conspiracy and describing contact with General Dicks in New York. He received a passport and invitation to surrender in New York and persuaded Dicks he knew nothing of the Lincoln case.
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New York
Howard
Unclear Politico Notes Include Zelaya Inquiry and Wheat Plan
Fragmentary text reports creation of a five member investigating committee to review accounts related to Zelaya and a Guance minister, plus a reference to a wheat plan for arid regions and a Washington investigation into societal Palatine gardens and plant loading for U S growth.
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Madris
Zelaya
Minister May Lose Feet After Snow Trek to Christmas Service
Chicago Reverend W F Bostick, a University of Chicago divinity student, may have both feet amputated after a heroic two mile, snow ridden trek to a Christmas service at Yorville Little Baptist Church. A farmer’s house nearby might have saved him if help had come sooner.
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Chicago
W. F. Bostick
University of Chicago
Little Baptist Shurch
Yorville
Turkish Cabinet Resigns Amid Baghdad Conflicts
Constantinople reports the entire Pasha and grand vizier have resigned after early resignations from the ministry. Officials confirm serious clashes occurred at Baghdad though the exact cause remains unclear while recent attempts on the sultan’s fate are noted.
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Constantinople
Pasha
Grand Visier
Bagdad
Wiley Ee
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