Massacre Claims Against Casablanca Forces Stuns Leiceste r
Report from Leicester quotes S W Bolton alleging French Spanish and Moorish forces committed brutal acts at Casablanca. Bolton portrays the invasion as orchestrated to provoke violence and justify European killings, describing looting massacres and child harm. He accuses French officers of failing to curb their troops and warns of tribal revenge.
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Leicester
England
Casablanta
W. Bolton
Casablanca
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Casablanea
United Press
France
Spain
Fereign Legion
Europe
Notheing
Morrison Granted Absolute Immunity
Washington report says former U S District Attorney Morrison of Chicago granted broad immunity to the Chicago and Alton Railroad in exchange for cooperation against the Standard Oil case. The agreement, signed with Ralph M Shaw, covered the railroad’s officers and the corporation and received the attorney general’s approval. A public statement from Attorney General Bonaparte was anticipated after talks with Supreme Justice Moody and Federal Judge Landis.
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Alton
Big Wil Trust
Washington
United States
Morrison
Chicago and Alton Railroad
T Standard Ol Company
Ralph M. Shaw
Chicago and Alton
Department of Justice
Moody
Bonaparte
Associated Supreme Justice
Landis
Japan aims to seize the Philippines says Berlin report
Berlin dispatches report that Japan seeks to rule money to acquire the Philippines. Sources claim a pool of eight Japanese officials proposed a 6 million bond issue in Germany to fund bringing America's insular possessions in the orient under Japanese rule. Financial stringency noted by German bankers.
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Berlin
Japan
Philippines
America
Orient
Misaido
Floating of the La Lieve Delays and Impacts on Loans
The report notes delays in a financial action titled the La Lieve and states no progress can occur before October. It mentions Germany's stance on a loan to the Mikado and ties this to circulating rumors of a Japan United States war.
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Germany
Groupe of Islands
The
Mikado's
Further Inquiry in Mental Competence Case
Aug 2 report notes proceedings in a court hearing about a defendant named Lily as two counsel discuss prep time. Mentions a witness list and testimony plans while lawyers argue admissibility and mental condition evaluations.
Conorwid Objects to Examination in Court Record
Conorwid had items placed in the clerk of court’s re vault while Steevie objected to their examination arguing they form an important part of the incident and should be put in evidence at the trial.
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Conorwid
Enero
Steevie
Oust the Sultan Concerted Move Debated by Powers
A report from the era notes talks on ousting the Sultan of Moroeso amid lawlessness and a weakened kingdom. Germany, Italy, Austria, and Spain exchange views on potential action, with Britain and France discussed as possible mediators.
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Parke Ang
Moroeso
Mivanend
Spain
Acarranons Lowe Tee Givens
Baylin
Germany
Haly
Aastein
Series Of Fatal Disasters Reported In August
A sequence of deadly incidents unfolds with a Chinese explosion near Pein Tsing Teou causing about 125 deaths or serious injuries among German engineers and mining gangs. Foremen died in a collapse on the eighth floor as cinders filled the air. Three bodies recovered. many others feared dead. In New York City a blaze at Manhattan Dye Works injures three fatally and fifteen more, with ambulances and evacuations underway.
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China
Porto
Pein Tsing Teou
New York
Manhattan
Red Automobile Prize Draw Prompts Subscriptions Push
The Marion Mirror reports a heated final week for a $1600 red automobile contest as candidates race to secure subscriptions and ballots. extended voting hours spark new candidate entries across districts while a few districts see stronger lead potential and plans to win the prize or a special ballot.
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Starlon Mirror
Ahd
Tle
Marion Mirror
Atte
M. Kerstetter
Marie Stuber
Mee
Reid
Min. J. Howe
Stelle
Walter Bibler
Disteiek Aby
Mowe
Advis Patton
Englishmen See No Signs of a Panic
London August 20 English financiers see no signs of a financial crisis though market conditions are bad and may worsen before they improve They attribute disturbances to America and President Roosevelt hoping his speech will indicate a prudent policy toward financial markets
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Londons
America
Roonvelt
Real Estate Deal In Mansfield Involves 160 Acres Trade
An $8000 real estate deal was completed yesterday in this city between BL ST Moon and Chay Fox of Mansfield, with agents Bde mond Hudson Brumfeld and Kelly handling the exchange. Lands and grocery stock were traded for 160 acres located about 4 1/2 miles west of Mansfield. Beatty Long’s shoes priced at $1.50 to $2.00 a pair are highlighted for value.
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Chay Fox
Mansfield
Ohio
Bdemond Hudson
Brumfeld and Kelly
Beatty & Long
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