Nicaragua Falls Under Martial Rule As Capital Shuts Down
United Press reports a veritable state of anarchy in Managua with martial law, closed shops, and street riots. Zelaya is besieged in the palace as the government tightens control, communications are severed, mail is opened and censored, and thousands fear famine as the capital veers toward a new regime.
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United Press Wire
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Nicaragua
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Mai ‘Pe
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Manogua
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Nat Goodwin Voices on Wall Street and Mining
Nat Goodwin gives views on Wall Street and mining during a visit to Chicago, criticizing curb brokers and predicting tough stock prices. He plans a return to the stage, despite no financial need, voicing disdain for the current "game" in finance.
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Pune
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Congress Hotel
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Bantu Monten
Rees
Con Goodwin
Bartender Charged With Murder in City Club Incident
Archie Dunn, a Marine Fireman's union agent, died after injuries from a room at 1204 Main Street. Bartender Braungsmh was charged with murder after police say he knocked Dunn down and forced liquor into his mouth. Detective Rabshaw and a second suspect, Henry Woodworth, face related charges.
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Archie Dunn
Carty
Marine Fireman's Union
Huron Road Hospital
Miateriou
Main Street
Dent
Hraung
Rabshaw
Thabshaw
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Dunn
Henry Woodworth
West Eleventh Street
Anti English Speech Sparks Berlin Controversy At Banquet
A University professor in Berlin declares Americans are not an English race and denounces English policy. He argues American sympathy lies with German attitudes toward England, tracing England’s wealth to colonial routes and criticizing English influence in U.S. affairs. The remarks echo anti English agitation abroad.
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United Pree Wire
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England
America
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Suex
Vanama
Wheeler
Tammany Hell
Cole
Packers Make 30 Per Cent Profit Says Smitty
Charles Smith, leader of the People's party, calls for a federal probe into Armour & Company profits. Arthur & Company figures show Armour earned 35 percent on a $20 million capital for the year ending October 26, after taxes and expenses, with net about 127,924. Smith asserts high meat prices reflect profits, not supply-demand.
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Mith
Armour & Company
Smth
Armour &Company
Will Hunt From Airplane Hunter Plans Aerial Shoot
A renowned French sportsman ordered a Bleriot monoplane for aerial hunting in Dustaris. He aims to shoot from a seat set before the pilot while the craft flies a lone ride. An assistant will operate the machine as the hunter targets quarry from the air.
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Paris
Nove Iga
Sportaman
Hhe
No Change in Standings After Season End
New York November 26 concluding games of the football season left the usual dope sheet rankings unchanged. Pennsylvania's victory over Cornell cannot raise the Quakers into the top four, implying no shift in final ratings this year.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Quakers
Mystery of White House Mince Pie Thief Unfolds
New York and Newark reports swirl around the missing White House mincemeat pie. Newark bakers union factions and a Weary Wilkes march are named in competing theories as sleuths trace the theft from Thanksgiving dinner plans to Washington officials. President Tate is reported healthy and not linked to the incident.
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United Press Wire
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White House
Washington
Newark
New Jersey
Minev PLC
Newark Bakers’ Union
Wilkes V
Uplon No. 1
Drumgea
Orumba
Lyon
Washingtony
Tate
Tenn
Fatal Axe and Knife Fight Near Creencastle
In a quarrel at a Creencastle area home, Karl Campbell was attacked with an axe and knife by Brooke, following a evening of celebration in Lihopolia. Campbell was fatally injured and died en route to medical care as Brooke, involved in a domestic dispute, was arrested.
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Chie
Meank Bronk
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Lihopolia
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Howe
Che Rene
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Tito
Ieee Terad
Mine Horror at Cherry Triggers Sealing Debate and Fire
News wires describe a deadly mine disaster at Cherry Ind where flames broke out and spreading fears of further deaths. United Mine Workers leaders returned from the scene as authorities considered sealing the mine and moving bodies, with residents and officials facing threats of violence amid tense aftermath.
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Mine Workers Union
Cherry
United Proms Wire
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Navy
Gutberinien
Ameria
Toyrard
Manette Company
Chowkendd
Incomplete Text Reveals Unclear Reopening Effort
The fragmentary OCR hints at a reopened site and ongoing efforts to recover bodies. It mentions a long delay, uncertainty over future work, and a large sum linked to the incident, with corrupted names and places making precise details unreadable.
Girl Strikers Confident Of Winning End To Strike
Reports say a large group of women workers returned to work while strike leaders predict the remaining unionists will win their demands within days. Some manufacturers oppose concessions, fueling conference efforts to end the labor action.
Detective questions murder in Hertha Story death case
Detroit reports a physician's ruling of murder in the death of Mrs Hertha Story 60. The body was found in the living room with alleged strangling signs and a search of the scene noted a possible theft of eighty cents. Police say investigators found no conclusive murder evidence and consider the death may stem from natural causes.
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Satie Nilice
Hertha Story
Ira
Story
Ms Stoyg
Deay
Two Women Shot By Posse in Violent Feud
West Virginia and Kentucky border feud between the Daniels and Christian families erupts in a deadly ambush at the Daniel home. A posse, hired by George Obrietan, pursues Daniel and family. shots fired from a doorway fatally wound Mrs. Daniels and her daughter as the assailants flee through a rear exit. Authorities seek warrants for Jim and Charles Thunstable.
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Devon
Milign
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Kentucky
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Talots
Wee
Abrivtiunes
Jim
Tele
Charles
Daniela
Daniele
Daneway
Christiane
Newe
Yeudua
Hostilities Resume Amid Melilla Clash Reports
Patchy dispatches claim renewed fighting as Spanish forces contend with Melilla defenses. Natives reportedly pressured for a parley but negotiations faltered, leading to a new Spanish advance toward the Melilla valley. Units and fortifications described, with unclear outcome and potential surrender talks.
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Gey Maeria
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Melia
Meili
Marine
Melilla
Marina Ie
Moscoren
Puyerni
M. Ember
Ninder
We Cole
Abdul Kicks On Vaccination Controversy in Salonika
United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports Abdul Hamid presses for European surgeons to vaccinate him in Salonika despite the sultan’s protests. Doctors fear the vaccine may kill him, while the deposed ruler seeks smallpox inoculation and urges government to dispatch medical relief.
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Bronze Tablet Unveiled in Naval Academy Memory of Captain Charity Gridley
Bronze tablet in memory of Captain Charity Gridley, flag officer to Admiral Dewey on the Olympia at Manila Bay, was unveiled yesterday at the naval academy. Commander George R. Clark spoke. Superintendent Bowyer accepted the tablet on behalf of the academy. The tablet, funded by public subscription, bears Dewy's words at one fire when you are ready.
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Charity Vo Gridley
Admiral Lowey
Olympia
Manila Bay
George RK. Clark
Bowyer
Beare Dewy
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