Believed Cannon Killed in Spite of Zelaya Coup
Reports claim Leroy Cannon and an associate were executed in Nicaragua as President Zelaya suppresses opposition. Family statements from Daniel Cannon describe pleas to the U.S. State Department for confirmation and body repatriation. Letters cited show Cannon joined revolutionary efforts amid Zelaya’s moves in Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua
State Department
Washington
Cannon
Achoulrlende
Honduras
Republic
Zelaya
Boime
Fends
Zalaya
Frank
Foose
Guatemala City
Ausgust
Bata
Hitchcock Plays Key Role in Patronage Feud Over Appointments
Washington DP Nov. 20 The House chronicles show General Hitchcock deeply involved in administration patronage battles. The New Mexico governor race and North Carolina consul postings trigger White House mediation led by Postmaster General Hitchcock. Conflicts include Durand Willett supervision and Oliver Klumpp appointments.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Teo Conmur
New Max
Dliff
Censul
Dun
Mexico
Solomon Lama
Ayefort
Jurin Eee
Nagel
de It of Commerce and Labor and Territorit
Ballinger
Cn Department of
Ie Interior
North Carolina
Moorehead
Joyce
Contius Papervinor
Fils
J. R. Glawton
Hitchrock
Whaabiogtua
Durand
A. & Willett
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Poatmaator Gener Hitchourk
Bellator Oliver
Mas
Klumpp
Willett
Maxico
Grewal Iiteheork
L Lawebe
Oral
Powin Porta
New Mexico
Tainty Mpon
Gompers Unanimously Re-Elected President of AFL
Toronto reports Samuel Gompers was unanimously re elected president of the American Federation of Labor at the convention. The decision was announced November 29 by Associated Press prose from the gathering.
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Gompers
Associated Prose
Toronto
Chagda
Samuuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Public Sale Promised for Model Clothing Stock at Vinita
Reported impending sale of the Model Clothing Company stock in Vinita Oklahoma, valued at about 28000 dollars, with extensive advertising and crowd expectations. Preparations include closing the building for a week from November 22 to 2, as 18 thousand dollars in goods such as clothing and furnishings await disposal.
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Wteck
Vinita
Okla
Toll of gridiron injuries and deaths tops season counts
Football this season has claimed 37 deaths and 2060 injuries according to the Record-Herald. The dead include eight college players and two athletic club members. injuries include many broken ribs and arms, concussions and internal injuries, with a daily average of injuries reported.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Rescuers Find Forty Miners Alive Near Mine Entrance
In Cherry, Wh, on Nov 20 the rescue team at the St Paul mine reports locating forty miners alive toward the far end of the shaft as they continue recovery efforts for those entombed.
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Cherry
St. Paul
Wichita Man Buys Winita Property
Wichita dealer Harry Mead of Kansas buys the Raines livery property on South Wilson in Winita for 9150 dollars per front foot total 9150 for fifty feet. Mead plans a two story brick building to house a large Northeastern Oklahoma hardware and implements supply. Livery proprietor Mr Raines will vacate before January and relocate to a new site on South Scraper Street.
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Raines
South Wilson Street
Harry Mead
Wichita
Kans
Oliver Bagby
W. B. Hassell
Mitty
Wilson Street
Mead
Oklahoma
Shawnee
Holdenville
Kansas
Spokane to pay commissioners seven thousand five hundred
Spokane offers a charter plan with five at large commissioners for departments Public Safety Public Works Public Affairs Public Utilities and Finance. A mayor acts as chair and all ordinances pass by signed action. A park and civil service commission are proposed. Salaries begin at seven thousand five hundred annually with scale based on population.
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Spokane
Wash
Pratt
Public Safety
Public Works
Park ‘Commission
Civil’ Service Commission
Thinalon
Dismissal of Seventy Three Attaches Reported
Revenue Collector William Lee Jr announced removals from the customs port weighing and other divisions. Dismissed are Jamies F Vail former deputy surveyor and George G Hodell former chief clerk of the weighing division.
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Ty Associated Pros
New York
Revenue
William Lee, Jr
Foley
Customs Norvice
Customs
Jamies F Vail
George G Hodell
Moonshiners Arrested in Hipley County Raid
Three moonshiners were arrested by revenue officers after a night trip through Hipley county woods. The still, in operation five years, ruptured in the rural Missouri flat and had a capacity of twenty barrels of whiskey a week.
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Associated Prem
Cape Girardeau
Hipley County
Missouri
Telephone trials prove telegraph replacement feasible
The article argues telephone dispatching can replace or augment telegraph systems for railways. Portable sets carried on trains enable crews to contact nearby stations, inform dispatchers, and reduce wreck response times, with letters spelled out to avoid miscommunication.
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Trelio
Spart
Henvision
Medi
Mysto
Wall
Official Confirmation of Americans Executed in Nicaragua
The United States State Department confirmed the execution in Nicaragua of two Americans, Leroy Cannon and Leonard Grace, according to an official announcement.
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Wanhington
Nicaragua
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Grace
State Department
In Memoriam DoWite Clinton Duncan Cherokee Leader
Obituary for Tooquastee Duncan also known as Beitte Clinton Duncan, a Cherokee leader born near Dalougga, raised in Indian Territory, educated at Tahlequah and Dartmouth, who practiced law in Vinita and defended Cherokee rights. He died November 2 1909 in Vinita and was buried November 6 1909, survived by his widow and many friends.
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Clinton Duncan
Georgii
Dalougga
Indiana
Terri Oltery
Tahlequah
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Duncan
Dartmouth
New England
Wisconsin
Helen Rosencrans
Laws
Vinita Bar
Beitte Clinton Duncan
Tooquastee
Oklahoma
Indian ‘Territory
Han Tat
Hils
Indian Territory
Pelte
White Élvillention
Doncan
Vinita
Methodist Church
Tennyson
Standard Oil of New Jersey Declared Illegal by U S Court
The United States circuit court in Missouri ruled Standard Oil of New Jersey an illegal corporation and ordered its dissolution. The decree enjoins seven individuals and the company from continuing or forming conspiracies in restraint of trade and bars interstate commerce until the illegal combination ends, with appeal noted to the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mian
Navy
Cireule
W. H. Sanborn
St Louis
United States Circuit Court
District of Missouri
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Iit
Offleere
Standard OW Company
St. Pap
St. Louis
Apell
Sanborn
Vandeventer
Hook
Adame
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry At Flagler
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archibald
Standard of Company of New Jersey
Standard of Company of New Jersey, Pid
Oliver H. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
Standard
Supreme Court
Diaz impostor arrested on disorderly conduct in Bnid
Vincents Diaz claiming to be a Mexican president’s grandson was jailed for disorderly conduct in Bnid Oklahoma. He posted no bond and was put to work on the street before telegraphing Mexico City for aid. Police, doubting his tale, eventually considered releasing him after reviewing letters and papers.
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Bnid
Okla
Vincents Diaz
Dias
Mexico
Mexico City
Officer shot and killed amid liquor law enforcement dispute
Ardmore Oklahoma dispatch reports Constable Mo Lain County Byars was shot and killed early today by George Jacobs amid dispute over liquor law enforcement. Jacobs was arrested after the shooting.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Surtedt
Byars
Mo Lain County
George Jacobs
Jacobs
All American Cutters Search for Lost Yacht
Government stations and revenue cutters in the West Indies have been ordered by wireless to aid in locating the private yacht of Colonel John Jacob Antor. The vessel has not been heard from since it left Kingston the day before the hurricane.
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Associated Preae
Washington, D. C
West Indies
John Jacob Antor
Kingston
Argument on Liquor Case Demurrer Begins in County Court
The argument on the demurrer to the liquor cases began in the county court this morning. Due to the advance from city attorney W. P Thompson who represents the defendant in most cases, most may be continued to the next term of court.
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Cornty Court
W. P Thompson
Wickersham Praises St. Paul Decision
Attorney General Wickersham praised the St. Paul decision calling it one of the most important over render in the country. He said the text of the decision must be personal in nature and noted his view after the ruling was approved.
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Leavenworth
Kane
Wickersham
St. Paul
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United States
Isthmus
Bliefeluts
Nia
Sunwesiite
Zolaya
Winnie
Atle
Ant Belwyn
Vresident Zelaya
Olen
Tates
Port Cowtaites
Tate
Panama
Bohlan
Daniel K
Witchcock
Wichita Man
Winita
Erty
Texerments
Marvel
Circuit Court
Big Ol Company
Ilegal, Combing
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