Fighting in Nicaragua Draws U S Involvement
Washington reports detail American military action near Corinto and Managua under Major Smedley Butler and Captain Terhune. Rebels led by Zeledon and Mu rillo bombardment causes casualties, with sop harboring civilians and American property at risk.
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Washington
Coller Justin
Cortats
Smedley Butler
Terhune
Annapolis
Nicaragua
Managua
Corinto
Weitzel
Panama
Denver
State Department
Mena
Zeledon
Momotombo
Murillo
Rostran
Thomas
Emiliano Chamorro
Frutos Belanco
la Loma
Legation
Rostram
Knight of the Grip Proposes Haircut and Shave Drive
An eccentric speaker derides political and cultural aims while promoting a whimsical public hair care campaign. He mocks dining car meals and hotel dining and complains about paying for basic grooming, framing it as a movement to provide haircuts and shaves to the average person in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tears
Father's Millions Fight Daughter in Suffrage Split
In Cleveland Aug 15 Samuel D Mather funds the Cleveland Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage and supports the state movement. Mrs Mather died leaving Con stance Mather heir to vast wealth, and Miss Mather uses her funds to aid the suffrage cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Samuel D. Mather
Cleveland Association
Tis
French Surgeon Regnault Performs Self Operation
Dr Jules Regnault, noted French naval surgeon, explains in Le Temps the practical value of his self operation for hernia. He cites local anaesthesia with cocaine as a possible replacement for general anaesthesia and notes it aids isolated surgeons on ships or in colonial posts. He denies seeking notoriety and states aides were present during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jules Regnault
Toulon
le Temps
Regnault
SUGGESTIONS 10 SWIMMERS
Fatalities from swimming often come from exhaustion and improper response rather than cramps or currents. Stay calm in a current, swim with the edge to exit, or float on your back and signal for help. Breathe with a closed mouth, avoid cooling off before entering water, and seek a steady warm glow after bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson's Weekly
Prest Lynch Gains Victory in Typographical Union Fight
In Cleveland on August 15 the progressive faction failed to win a board of eighteen directors proposed to shift powers from the president and executive council. James M. Lynch argued the plan would raise costs and undermine the union, while the main body awaited the return of books from secretary Mrs. Frank W. Long after her departing with stenographer choice disputes.
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Cleveland
James M. Lynch
Lynch
American Federation of Labor
Ffteen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Frank W. Long
Long
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