Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Central America Crisis
Washington considers actions to end unrest in Central America as cipher dispatches between the Managua embassy and the state department are said to have been mutilated. Talks of intervention persist while American vessels, including North Dakota, remain in regional waters amid ongoing tensions and fears in Nicaragua and surrounding republics.
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Central America
Washington
John HH. Gregory
Managua
Nicaragua
State Department
America
United States
Mexico
North Dakota
Magdalena Bay
Amnabala
Honduras
Gulf of Fonseca
Divorce Colony Hit by Reno Residency Rule
The Reno divorce ruling requires bona fide residence for both parties in divorce actions. Howland vs Howland involved a wife visiting Reno for service on her husband during a brief stay. The decision limits Nevada courts from being a generic haven for quick divorces, impacting about fifty local residents seeking filings.
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Neno
Ney
Orr
Sethern
Howland
Reno
CUA
Te Vega
Nevada
Spanking Case Upheld by Detroit Court
In Detroit Michigan on Thursday Justice Jegeries upheld a father’s right to administer spanking to his 17 year old daughter despite claims of dignity impairment. Margaret Granzani, 17, had the father arrested for disturbing the peace after the incident. Cyangun told the court the act was aimed at keeping her away from cheap theatres and the judge ruled spanking of a 17 year old permissible.
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Petroit Mather Peuls
Detroit
Jegeries
Margaret Granzani
Cyangun
Mystery ten thousand dollar church plate donation found
Washington J Thursday readers report a $10,000 donation found in the Hoscog Methodist Episcopal church collection plate after Sunday services. Church officers say the donor may reclaim the money if proven to have accidentally dropped it, noting yearly collections are far smaller. Then stock market quotes for the day follow in Sion City with hogs at 7.05 and beeves at 96.25.
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Washington, J
Hoscog Methodist Episcopal Church
Wiel Tievy
Noted Womua Sucecumbs Alme Helena Mondjeskit Dies at 65
Helena Mondjeskit, a Polish tragediénne, died Thursday at her home near Los Angeles California at age 65. The obituary notes her career and ties to the performing arts community.
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Womua Sucecumbs
Helena Mondjeskit
Los Angeles
Cal
Greeks to Move Through Utah Roads to Seattle
Fragmented OCR notes describe Greek movements through Ogden Utah on a Wednesday en route to Seattle to displace Japanese on northern routes. The text references the Northern Wavitic and Grew Northern roads with unclear details.
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Ogden
Utah
Youle
Seattle
Great Fort Worth Fire Kills Six. $5 Million Losses
A massive blaze ripped through Fort Worth Texas Saturday afternoon destroying a twenty block area. Six people died and major facilities including the Texas and Pacific round house, Sawyer electric plant, four churches, two public schools, and Walker's sanitarium were lost. Over 20 residences burned. many residents displaced. The Broadway Baptist and Methodist churches suffered heavy damage. Three men were electrocuted at the Sawyer plant. a fireman and a hospital patient died from burns. Reverend H M Cowan is missing.
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Tex
Texas and Pacific Round House
Sawyer Electric
Walker
Texas Purific Railroad
Cluiel
Broadway Baptist
Methodist
Herbert Stacy
If, QO. Cowan
Broadway Presbytery
Alssing
Prohibition Movement Expands Into North States
Prohibition leaders predicted a northward spread after southern victories as Michigan votes showed growing support. Chairman Clavie J. Jones of the Prohibition National Committee cited encouraging results for state candidates and foretold prohibition becoming a dominant issue in Michigan within a year.
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North
Clavie J. Jones
Prohibition National Committee
Michigan
Jones
Prohibition Party
Boy Slays Father in Ohio Dinner Table Tragedy
Richard Law, 24, killed his father Samuel Law, 1, in their Niles home during supper. He stabbed the elder through the heart with a butcher knife, then calmly resumed eating as police arrived. The mother called authorities and Law, Jr. questioned his arrest with apparent surprise.
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Heansacs Kupper
Proferases
Law, Jr
Missouri Railways Announce Three Cent Fare Change
Executive officers in Missouri announce new passenger rates effective April 10. The plan adds mileage hooks at 2 cents per mile for bearer use on all lines, two cent mile cards for individuals, and a 10 percent discount on round trip tickets. Mileage hooks valid for one year from issue date.
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Linen
Missouri
Gould
Boy Drowns Saving Dog at Verdigris River Independence
A young boy named Stoneburner drowned in the Verdigris River at Independence while trying to save his dog. He and other boys had gone to the river to play when the dog fell in. The child attempted a rescue but lacked the strength to escape the current.
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Liddle
Vet
Pant
Chicago Tenor Dies After Twenty Years at Opera School
The Chicago tenor died in the city after serving as director of the Chicago Music College School of Opera for over twenty years. He led the Castle and Campbell Opera Company, a landmark contributor to early American opera, and was noted for his interpretations of tenor rules.
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Chicago
Wilfinin Castle
Muusicah College School of Opera
Castle & Carmypbell Opera Company
America
Guilty Verdict in U.S. Food Labeling Case
Gubily of Adudilerating Syeuy and D Wilder, heir of Wilder Manufacturing, found guilty in the United States District Court at Atuda Washington for adulterating pure food syrups by improper labeling and contamination with excess glucose. Trial details indicate the verdict and related proceedings were presented, with statements from authorities and references to political figures in Arizona.
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Gubily
Syeuy
D. Wilder
Wilder Manufacturing Company
Atuda
Fargo Votes for Municipal Lighting and Water Ownership
The people of Fargo North Carolina voted by an overwhelming majority for municipal ownership of lighting and water plants. The campaign was one of the most strenuous in the city’s history.
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Arge
Fargo
N. C
The Pirate of Alastair romance adventure along coast
A romance of love and adventure of power and interest unfolds with a modern yet romantic charm pervading chapters along the Atlantic coast. The author blends everyday life with glamour and spirit in a varied tale of maritime excitement.
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Alastair
Atlantic
The Pirate of Alastair serial by Rupert Sargent Holland
An entrancing excerpt introduces The Pirate of Alastair a modern romance with mystery magic and adventure. The narrator sketches a dramatic ship treasure and a vivid August seaside scene featuring Barbara Graham the mysterious figure on deck and a gallant adventurer amid a promising plot with suspense and romance.
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Barbara Graham
Alastair
Times
Alastair the secret coastal refuge near Boston
A narrator describes Alastair a secluded hamlet on the Atlantic coast near Boston. The village sits between two headlands near a beach, with Penguin Club locals and New Yorkers seeking sea air. A ruined ship near a saltwater lake holds hinted pirate past and history. The speaker occupies a dilapidated cottage, enjoys the ship deck for sketches, and recalls purchasing the place after being drawn by its charm.
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Alastair
Atlantic
Boston
Penguin Club
Pines
Wall Street
Wirth Avenue
Amnatair
Asa Alastair
Charles
Bat
Crusoe
Alastair Beach Ship and the Hidden Pirate Chest
A young woman stranded at Alastair Beach discovers a cottage writer who lives in a ship near the shore. They exchange dreams of buccaneers, a pirate chest, and a shared life on the remote coast while confirming the ship’s mysterious past and the author’s solitary home. The piece blends encounter with a longer column note on left handed barbers and light humor about automobiles and geography.
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Litle
Alastair
Motorist in fur and fancy talk intrigues passers by
A garaged motorist bedecked in bearskin mocks a pedestrian and jokes about a 70 mile per hour spin. The scene shifts to a rural frontier note on wire fences used as telephones in the West and Southwest, detailing Signal Corps practice, field telephones, and ranch lines. A Bacon Ridge gossip quips about a suitor, while Mrs. Scribbs recalls love letters written on postal cowards.
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United States Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Brown
Bacon Ridge
Scribbs
Sick Doctor Finds Grape-Nuts Aiding Recovery
A physician describes a severe stomach collapse during illness and how Grape-Nuts and cream restored strength. He credits the nourishing, easily digestible mix for rapid rebuilding and cites it as valuable for digestive distress when solid foods are poorly tolerated. He notes physicians widely use it to sustain life during serious attacks.
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Uka
Mont
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