Reign of Terror in Nicaragua Trials Reported
New Orleans dispatch relays refugees accounts of mass executions by government troops in Nicaragua. Hundreds are said to have been shot without trial. homes burned, women humiliated, and families distressed as the conflict intensifies. Intervening foreign aid is urged to restore peace. A ship with guns seeks to break a Grey Town blockade, while Nicaragua and consular officials dispute charter claims and possible government complicity.
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United Preas Wire
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Mom
Panama
Nic More Tan
Tistrada
Zelaya
Cape Gracias
Imperato
Hinefields Steamship Company
Greytown
Zelyn
Gerytown
Bonilla
Hondurna
Bastrada
Altachil
Washington
Sandusky Fire Destroys Major Block. Losses Estimated
A major blaze in Sandusky Ohio destroyed much of the Mahala block with two floors opened to sale. The fire started in a vacant basement shop and spread to the roof within minutes, threatening adjacent business structures. Firefighters rescued A G Wilder and his wife from a rear fire escape before dawn, and officials estimated losses near 190 to 200 thousand dollars. The Cleveland department assisted, and authorities evacuated nearby properties as a precaution. The blaze burned rapidly, striking at the heart of downtown with crews fighting the flames for hours.
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United Press Wire
Sandumky
Fourtory Mahala
Nowrhy
Fremen
A. G Wilder
Wilder
Walla
Mabie
Cleveland Fire Department
T Bandusky
Olticlala
Sandusky
Joan
Mike
Firefighting aid sent to Sandusky business district
Heveland on a special Lake Shore train at 6 a m Thursday to aid in combating a fire threatening Sandusky. The Bandinky mayor urged Wallace to send aid at 30 a.m and Rexponge responded. Company No. 27 with engine and crew left for Front Street ten minutes later.
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Heveland
Lake Shore
Gale subsides after killer lake storm on Lake Michigan
Umea eremm nare Muskegon Mich Nov 1 ices the gale that swept Lake Michigan and Superior eases today after wreckage and widespread damage. The storm moved quickly overturning ships and killing at least one man Joseph at of the wrecked steamer Paul ie is the only survivor named in partial reports from the disaster zone.
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Umea
Muskegon
Mich
Yoa Hin
Census Director Pick Sparks Political Turmoil in Pittsburg
Pittsburg observers report a row over President Watt’s nomination of Frank J. Krumpp as census director for the Pittsburg district. The move signals a shift toward Roosevelt administration lines, with Krumpp an anti Roosevelt ally and Allen H. Willett sidelined at Carnegie Technical.
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United Press Wire
Pittsburg
Watt
United States
George ¥. Oliver
Frank J. Krumpp
Airan
Taft
Roosevelt
Klumpp
Allen H. Willett
Carnegie Technical
Krumpp
Ohiver
Hoogevelt
Willett
Haw
Poison Found In Her Stomach In Green Island Murder Probe
Hy Takten Prove Wire reports Cherlit Beach and District Attorney Sanford’s office pursue the Green Island murder of Caroling Gorgan. Autopsy shows powerful drug in stomach after she swallowed a large amount of arsenic. Police seek knockout drops and trace her movements. handbag found in a George Street cellar suggests theft and possible motive. A 29 year old man, Gorman, is named in the probe. she was allegedly engaged to a Cohoes resident.
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Troy
Cherlit Beach
Distriet
Sanford
Caroling G. Gorgan
Green Island
Sitcocks
Albany
Poendlay Wight
Law Gorman
Cohoes
Mare
Two Americans Executed by Zelaya Sparks Central American Tensions
Following reports from Managua two Americans Leonard Grace and Jeroy Cannon were executed by President Zelaya. The U S state department notified Washington that a new Nicaraguan minister would not be received. Naval ships were ordered to Central American waters as the port of San Juan Del Norte faced a blockade and the Ometepe gunboat and Blanes supported forces. The Imperator steamship was set to sail toward Greytown and Bluefields.
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United Bromwire
Waxhinttod
Maragua
Leonard Grace
Jeroy Cannon
Zelaya
State Department
Belive Uis
Washington
Expinova
Knox
Tati
Sats Department
Legation
Vickeburg
Corinto
Don Moines
Port Limon
Vota Rica
Greytown
Revolutionary Toros
Revolutionary Provisional Government
San Juan del Norte
Ometepe
Radical football rule changes urged after player deaths
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports University of Chicago athletic director ALA Htagg backing drastic football rule modifications to reduce deaths and injuries. The plan, proposed by national notes committee representatives, aims to alter play to make the sport safer and prevent serious harm, though details remain under study.
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United Presa Wire
Chicas
Ime Ik Banwon
Ala. Htagg
Universite of Chicaro
National
Blige
Fragmented Text About Sports Play By Play Confusion
garbled OCR depicts a confusion of actions including a ball and two men, a referee issue, and a postponed event. references to wind force and a field at a hospital-like venue appear, with unclear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Toni
Walter Canin
Gil
Chep Ha
Astor Yacht Nourmahal Missing After Hurricane Signal
Wireless stations search for Nourmahal after the Astor party vanishes. Reports say Nourmahal faced the same hurricane that devastated Punchal and Man-deira islands. Varuna wrecked. Nourmahal signals lost. United Wireless fails to reestablish contact. Authorities and ocean steamers sweep the Atlantic for any trace of the yacht and its passengers.
Scuffle Over Glass of Beer Ends in Fall From Window
In Wayne County Ohio a scuffle over a glass of beer led to William Feloky and Florence Adams tumbling from a third story window. The woman escaped with minor injuries. Feloky suffered severe injuries requiring amputation and surgery. The incident occurred last night as they grappled near the window, with onlookers nearby and authorities investigating.
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Wayne County
Ohli
Rescue Effort at St Paul Mine Fails to Free Trapped Miners
A dramatic rescue attempt at the St Paul mine, where hundreds are trapped, unfolds as workers down an elevator shaft reach a chamber and report a hopeful but dangerous interior. President of the union and mine inspectors lead efforts, while families endure worsening conditions and growing hunger.
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Olellatt
St Paul
Willams
Wuirvey
Une Mite
Inspective
Heyeen Hetveta
Gwen Chen Ately
Etand
Willan
Ati
Mharris
Nike
Labor leaders given more time in mortgage case
The district court of appeals extended the deadline for the extension of a mandate in the Morrixon mortgage case until November 20 to allow counsel for three floor lenders to seek a writ of certiorari from the U S Supreme Court. Chief Justice Shepard noted additional time could be granted if needed, sending the matter to the Supreme Court for potential review.
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United Pew Wire Abington
Dlatriet Court At Appeals
Gompore-Mitehel Morrixon Poutempr
Supreme Court of the United Sies
Shepard
Supreme Court
Mut terings of a Lynch ing case details
A 19th century wire recounts a lynching case in MilWashee involving Hattie Zits and Pouetoast. Police suspect Russian or Greek men, with money, linked to a hotel crime scene. Witness notes and a postmortem test provide clues, while rumors of a train ride and footprints appear in the narrative.
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Ty United Prose Wire
Hattie Zits
Pouetoast
Thor
Wtparigabetien Och
Warriner Faces Mrs Ford Case in Hig Fon Scandal
United Press reports Warriner, former Hig Fon railroad treasurer, to appear at a preliminary hearing after allegedly embezzling 449000. He is to meet Mrs Jeanette Ford at Muglar rate Myers office while testimony may reveal details of a demand for funds to educate her son. Cook, a former Big Four employee, offers information to clear himself in the matter.
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United Press Wire
Cincinnati
Charies de Warrines
Hig Fon Railroad
Howe Apenthy County
Poe
Muglar Rate Myers
Mya
Ford
Preaenby Hunt
Woerrinser
Manneu
Big Four
Warriner
Mre
Wis
Mra Ford
Cook
Chicago
Abucharcu
Warrinor
Mrs Stetson Excommunicated by Church Board
UnIed Vrren Roeton November 8 reports Mrs Stetson, once a leader in the Frient Church of Christian Soientiety of New York, excommunicated by the board of trustees and her name struck from the church rolls in the cult to Mrs Mar Baker Baldy.
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Vrren Roeton
Fleteon
Flint
Frient Church of Christian Soientiety of
New York
Mra Mar Baker Baldy
Board of Trustees
Finnish Diet Dissolved Threatens Independence and Russian Pressure
A Nov. 18 report from Helsinki says Finland's Diet, the last legislative body free from Russia, was dissolved after rejecting a $4,000,000 military aid request. Premier Stoppli condemned the outcome as a challenge to Finnish independence, warning of renewed resistance to Russian domination and possible political upheaval. The rejected fund was tied to building a military road, and the diet insisted on constitutional approval before any money could be spent.
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Ay United Press
Helsinefors
Mimland
Finland
Hussia
Fiogiah
Huma
Petersburg
Senate
Diet
St. Peceesburg
Stoppli
Rute Minh
Dominas Hon
Advices on Forming a Labor Party by Workingmen
Ty United Press reports in Toronto on November 1 that John Clynes, a British MP, proposed forming a labor party in the United States. He argues workers should elect labor candidates and support them exclusively, warning that existing parties fail workers and that organized labor must fight its own battles to shape laws.
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United Press
Toromto
Hon Leiter
Ae & Aint
G Od
Laber Eac
Women Barred From the Floor at Local Chamber Meeting
At a directors meeting of the local chamber of commerce two women Lasie Wieneen and May Wolf were barred from the floor after being accused of grain delivery irregularities. Attempts to keep the action secret failed as members debated the move and the women plan to seek membership denial.
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Hiechen Her of
Imre
Laie Wieneen
May Wolf
Firma
Speant
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