Americans in Nicaragua Appeal for Protection
The Buffalo with 700 marines at Panama is ordered to Corinto after a Managua consul report says Zelaya loyalists are arming and Americans seek protection. Taft received Zelaya's note admitting a proposed commission was not sent to Knox and the message was never delivered.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Buffalo
Panama
Corinto
Managua
Zelaya
Madrizte
Taft
Knox
Rodriguez
BBC Eee
Johnny Mikin Sets World Marks on Frigid Indy Track
Under a bitter wind at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Johnny Mikin set multiple records across distances from one to twenty miles. The cold froze lubricants forcing some cars to quit while Walter Christie clocked a 7.78 second quarter, an American distance record at 108 mph.
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Indianapolis
Jing
Johnny Mikin
National Today
Indianapolis Mator's Speedway
Alteen
Millen
Vasa
Walter Christie
Governors Removed in Nicaragua Amid Presidential Aspirations
Two Nicaraguan governors in Granada and Leon were dismissed and replaced by officials aligned with Dr Justan rías and Dr Madriz, both seen as presidential hopefuls. David Arellano, arrested last November during a Taft celebration deemed pro annexation by the Zelaya government, was released today amid heavy recruitment in Managua.
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Proms
Managua
Granada
Leon
Justan ‘Rias
Madriz
David Arellano
Taft
Zelayan
Banket James Palmore Die In San Diego
Telegram from San Diego announces the death of James Palmore 18 president of the First State Bank of Pittsburg Kas. Palmore had 25 years in banking and suffered from a long illness for five years.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
San Diego
Cal
James Palmore
First State Bank of
Min
Palmore
Ancient Hand Pump Offered for Sale in Middletown
The Black Joke hand pump, bought for the New York fire department nearly 100 years ago, is to be sold to the highest bidder. It was Middletown’s first fire apparatus and helped save the town’s business district from a major fire.
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Associated Pren
Middletown
New York Fire
Thompson Beats Hyland in Ten Round Fury
Cy clone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore won a decision over Fighting Dick Hyland of San Francisco after ten rounds. Thompson forced clinches and used sharp rights to the jaw, sending Hyland to the canvas twice in the fifth. Mrs Hyland watched from the crowd as betting stayed even and Thompson offered a knockout bet that Hyland refused.
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Associated Bross
Kansas City
Det
Cyclone Johnny" Thompson
Sycamore
Tile
Dick” Hyland
San Francisco
Thompson
Hyland
Webster Attell Bout Ends In Draw In San Francisco
Monte Attell and Danny Webster fought twenty rounds to a draw in San Francisco. Referee's decision drew mingled cheers as Webster appeared to dominate early exchanges, dropping Attell with a clean right to the jaw in the first round. The near total of the bout favored Webster in most of the early and middle rounds.
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Prise
San Francisco
Monte Attell
Danny Webster
Webster
Attell
Standard Oil Appeals Lawsuit Ruling Flawed Says Defendants
Attorneys for Standard Oil of New Jersey and seven individuals appeal the dissolution verdict. They argue 65 assignments claim the federal court erred, contending no Sherman Act violation and contest findings that reduced competition. Names cited include John D. Rockefeller and John D. Archbold in challenging the court.
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Associated Pres &T. Louis
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Tro
Med
Sisty-fve
Trim Court
Federal Supreme Court
John
Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Warloug Companion
Men Implicated in Sugar Frauds Found Guilty
New York December 17 The jury found several employees of the American Sugar Refining company guilty of criminal conspiracy to defraud the government on customs duties on imported raw sugar in the case of James Bendernagel former cashier of the Williamsburg plant. Mercy is recommended for those found guilty.
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Nye
Bex
American Sugar Refining Company
James Bendernagel
Williamsburg
Central American Confederation Plans Spark Diplomatic Alarm
Washington dispatch reports rumors of a proposed confederation of Central American republics. The disappearance of Dr. Liles Anderson, Costa Rica’s special representative and Mexico’s candidate for president of the United States of Central America, stirs fears of regional upheaval and potential intervention by involved governments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Liles Anderson
Anderson
Costa Rica
Mexico
Central America
Cartago
Young Krittschitt Improves After Train Rescue
The southern Arizona case notes Herman Krittechnitt, who was carried off a train on a stretcher Monday. He reportedly ate a hearty noon meal on arrival, and doctors declare the patient no longer in dangerous condition.
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Eli Mite
Arizona
Herman Krittechnitt
Phoenix Insurance seeks 50000 shortage to Brooklyn agency
New York December 15 The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn is said to require about 50 000 from Javile offs since January 14, 192? according to a state Insurance Department statement. The finding adds further complexities to the company affairs.
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Mme Crea
New York
Belgium Mourns Leopold I and Court Closures Begin
Belgium mourns Leopold I as royal ceremonies unfold across Brussels. Flags at half mast, theatres and schools closed, and municipal councils adjourn. Prince Albert to be crowned next Thursday while a looming succession dispute over Leopold wealth surfaces through reports of large sums and possible Congo estate assets.
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Prince Albert
Leopold
Associated Press
Brussels
Bec
Kingdom of Belgium
Leopold I
Albert
Louise
Stephanie
Clementine
Ofeopold
Senator Winer
Vaughn
Lovine
Winer
Congo
Aueh
Big Project Nears Completion in Sutro Tunnel Drain
Within days the last stave will be laid and the drain stem drained completed at the Sutro tunnel. Several hundred feet of pipe have been installed at elevations 15200 and 16200 feet, with final connections and bindings hoop to be finished by week end. The work ties into the Ward and C&C discharge and the mouth of Ely buntiel, after years of construction.
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Sutro
Iit
C&c. Anny
Ely Buntiel
Butre
Mill project promises fireproof water driven turbine plans
The report discusses confining hot water and steam in a 304neh tube to enable safe, unlimited tunnel work and exploration. It mentions Davis rebuilding after a fire with a 20 stamp mill, steel frame, corrugated iron covering, and cement walls to carry water to turbine wheels as part of a fireproof mill design.
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Davis
Severe Utah Snow Harms Sheep Flocks Driving to Nevada
Severe weather and heavy snow have trapped Utah flocks in Promontory country forcing herders to drive toward Oxdon and Salt Lake for refuge. Reports say flocks of 30 000 to 40 000 head are snowbound risking exposure and starvation.
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Utah
Nevada
Oxdon
Salt Lake
Wingfield Plans Dairy and Creamery Venture
The Comstock company ranch owners led by George Wingfield and H. J. Kinkaid announce a major dairy and creamery project backed by vast capital. The plan includes a dairy facility and the reestablishment of a Comstock ranch hinge dairy system, drawing support from California interests and local leaders in a bold expansion.
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George Wingfield
H. J. Kinkaid
Comstock Company
Amet
Erramery Company
Wiley Wrest Altonihy
Catifordia Staty
Roosevelt Criticized Officials For Poor Example
Washington December 17 The article reports Mann of Lindis and Fitzgerald of New York criticizing executive department officials for openly attacking the government. Fitzgerald labels a distinguished individual as responsible for subordinates’ missteps. Mann later attacks Tweedle, District of Columbia editor, for public critiquing the government and calls for dismissal if true. The Senate did not meet today.
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Associated Prowse
Washington
Executive Department
Énise
Mann
Lindis
Mitegerald
New York
Saslok
Manns
Fitzgerald
Roosevalt
Tweedle
American grip tightened at Bluefields during Nicaragua action
Bluefields Nicaragua saw a formal proclamation barring fighting issued by Commander Shipley under Rear Admiral Kimball. The move extends U S influence as naval forces enforce de facto peace in the harbor. A separate note from New York reports a record real estate sale, a 19 story Wall Street building to Manhattan Trust for 1.5 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Manhattan Trust Company
Experimental dairy plans near Davisville California
A report notes an experimental farm at Davisville and plans to select stock this week. Financing for these ventures is secured and a proposed creamery will be incorporated soon with Comatack Ranching already a corporation.
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Davisville
California
Kinkaid
Comatack Ranching Company
Wing Hell
Omethik Valley
Mullo
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Standard Oil
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