Tiny Republics in Big Tangle Across Central America
United Press reports from Washington warn of a looming Central American conflict as Honduras Nicaragua against El Salvador and Guatemala escalates. Zelaya and local revolutions fuel fear of wider war. Costa Rica remains the only seeming non belligerent state while regional power plays threaten a broader crisis.
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Ships Rage Over With Champagne Race to Port
United Press reports three new ships beat the government into port with large Cham pagne shipments under the old tariff rate. The St Paul and the Battle arrived before noon, but the La Tourning carried wine enough to owe about 100000 in duties after the custom house speed slowed. The captain proceeded to the customs home with his manifest by tug and automobile.
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Financial world mourns death of John Stewart Kennedy
New York on November 1 John Stewart Kennedy aged eighty died at his home after a bout with whooping cough He was a millionaire and philanthropist noted for charity with exacting terms He served as a director of Northern Pacific and aided the Northern Securities deal of 1902 and refused to sell his holdings He pioneered with James Hill in railroad development and helped form the Union Pacific consortium
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James Hil
Ent
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Taft visit in Mississippi stirs race and temperance row
President Taft arrives in the Deep South and plans a Mississippi banquet. Colored citizens decline a welcome at Jackson capi tol. Wet and dry factions clash over a $25 plate banquet with wine, as organizers arrange wine from outside the state to avoid Prohibition conflicts.
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Man Held on Embezzlement Charge From 1907 Bank
Oncar F. Cowan, accused of embezzlement from the American National Bank of Indianapolis in July 1907, was arraigned before US Commissioner Shields. He waived examination and was committed to await necessary papers to remove him to Indiana. Cowan was arrested at Fort Bloume on Davids Island New Rochelle where he served as a hospital staff member after enlisting twenty months ago and being a nurse.
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Mystery in Death at Koenig Home in Covington Ky
In Covington Kentucky Louis Koenig, the son of Barbara Koenig, discovers his mother’s charred body after returning home to a locked residence. Neighbors helped break in as the room burned, fueled by a smoking lamp and near airtight conditions. Police investigate possible entry and strangulation before the fire.
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General Okula Plans Campaign Against Korea In Outbreak
Varied Preas Wire reports General Okubo, chief of the Japanese army, outlined a campaign plan against the Korea outbreak. He aimed to gas Tokyo funeral rites for Prince Te at Horbin amid rising anti Japanese sentiment and fluctuating conditions in Korea. The plan was abandoned after a dawn uprising at Bong On station.
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Hughes poised to seize New York Republican machine power
Reports from New York say Governor Hughes aims to control the state Republican organization and secure Taft’s support for a united delegation. The death of State Comptroller Charles H. Gaus shifts patronage leverage, potentially letting Hughes influence the next national convention and reinforce party leadership. Roosevelt intrigues noted as a possible rival candidate.
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Governor predicts Cox 5 beaten in Columbus race
United Press dispatch from Columbus reports Governor predicts that Peck, Democratic mayoral candidate, will defeat Cox. The governor claims signs show Cox faced organized opposition and planned to strike at key supporters, citing events at a Saturday night rally and a Sunday meeting.
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Death of Cadet Byrne Casts Shadow Over West Point
Cadet Bug A Byrne West Point football tackle died from injuries sustained in Saturday's game. Funeral at Cathalie chapel presided by Monsignor O Keefe. Harvard club of New York attends. Body escorted to cemetery with three volleys. family grief noted. cadet corps and officers honor the deceased.
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Cadet Byrne Dies as Football Season Ends at Academy
Cadet Eugene C. Byrne of West Point dies from injuries after a football accident. The fifth cervical vertebra fracture and respiratory failure were cited. Byrne lived fourteen hours after the injury. The fatality sparked calls to abandon the game, while others urged authorities to continue football and appoint a captain for next season.
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Let’s Drink to Death Duo in Hotel Suicide Attempt
United Pros Wire reports John Al Hills twenty two and Mary Tylls seventeen, newlyweds, drank carbolic acid in their hotel room after dwindling funds and failed job prospects. Dramatized by a pharmacist’s dilution, they were hospitalized in precarious condition with hope of recovery.
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Yale Harvard clash seen as tight thriller in 1916
Football experts rate Yale and Harvard as evenly matched in a coming showdown. Yale’s veterans and speed on offense contrast Harvard’s brilliant ends and strong backs. Michigan’s decisive win over Syracuse boosts confidence in Pennsylvania and Michigan supporters alike.
Bowen murders wife after church walk in Michigan
Easley Center Michigan reports Clyde Bowen surrendered to Newaygo authorities after eluding a posse of fifty farmers. He admits cutting his wife’s throat while returning from church and says quarrels and separation caused the act. He attempted suicide but failed. The couple had been living apart with relatives. Her body was found ear to ear throat slashed. Bowen was found at his home nearby.
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