War Clouds Over Caribbean Revolutions Loom
United States eyes possible intervention as Cuba and Nicaragua swirl in unrest. Castro lands in Venezuela rallying 10,000 fighters. Honduras, Haiti, Mexico show volatile tensions. Navy moves, Vicksburg to Nicaragua. Yorktown relief tense with a $15 million loan amid regional upheaval.
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Cuba
Central
South America
Castro
Venezuela
Vicksburg
Nicaragua
United States
Haytl
Washington
Sam
America
Cypriano Castro
Honduras
Mexico
Haiti
Knox
Hvely Sumner
Meyer
Navy
Stimson
Army
Panama Canal
Lisbon
Guerra
Wood
Piedra
Havana
Loynaz Castrillo
Gomez
State Department
Congress
San Diego
Corinto
Yorktown
Girl Choked by a Stamp in Koblenz Village
Geneva reports a seventeen year old girl died after placing a postage stamp on her tongue to moisten it and choking on it. The stamp lodged in her throat before medical aid could help. Also in Hartford City Indiana a new ice famine arose as the last 15 pounds of ice were split for ill families.
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Geneva
Koblenz
Hatford City
Hartford City
Ind
Iowa briefs recount deaths fires thefts and weddings
E P Robeson stock farm of 788 acres sold at Davenport auction. Nels Jensen creston home burned. Creston horse and buggy stolen. Civil war veteran George Tyrone of Glidden dies after illness. High school alumni banquet held at Leon. Frasier mayor’s mother Mrs A Reid dies suddenly. Mrs E K Adams dies at Mason City after convulsions. Slander suit filed in Centerville. Ida Grove scouts camp at Lake View. Greenfield to pave area around square. LeMars church plans new building. Winfield Fair directors authorized to rebuild grandstand. Multiple marriages and deaths across Iowa. Fire losses and storms. notable obituaries and civic notices.
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E. P. Robeson
Davenport
Willisea
Iowa
Nels C. Jen
Extra
John Brown
Creston
George Tyrone
Glidden
High School
Leon
A. Reid
Malcolm Reid
Fraser
E. K. Adams
Mason City
A. W. Cooper
Mystic
Walter Bradley
Centerville
Ida Grove
Lake View
W. H. Amos
Florence M. Smith
Ray Pollock
First National Bank of
Nora Springs
Greenfield
First Methodist Church of
LeMars
Winfield Fair Association
Martha Gray
Cleveland, C
Myra
Alfred Livermore
Oro
Rane
John Chastain
Swea City
Lafayette Young
Corydon
Frank Jennings
Iowa City
Edward Langman
Charles City
Herman Rootselaar
John William Rootselaar
Rock Island
Otley
Skunk River
Jasper-Mar Fon
Catherine Lewis
Middletown
Northwest
Willis G. Craig
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Parsons College
Fairfield
F. J. L. Black
Jefferson County Hospital
Iowa State Savings Bank
L. W. Neudeck
Fort Dodge
New Methodist
Rolfe
Lewis
Foo Chow
China
Carl Stewart
Angus
A. J. Chalmers
Colfax
Carrie Alta
Lester 8
S. Rands
Andrew Chalmers
Des Moines College
Joseph Maresh
Dubuque
West Locust Street
Frederick Cook
Waterloo
Bank of Carroll
Gua Roy
H. Ralph Chamberlain
Des Moines
Misa Fern van Deventer
Sophia Johnson
Iowa City University
George A. McLean
Europe
David Kilpatrick
Lone Tree
Evangelist Williams
Spencer
Mortimer W. Lyon
W. N. Baxter
Clinton
Charles Peebles
Fort Deg Moines
Gardner
Parkersburg
Burlington
Vermont
Savings Bank
Masonic Temple
Leichleiter
C. H. Leighleiter
Chicago World-Herald
Roy F. Guyer
Marshalltown
Des Moines Association
General H
Ara Hendricks
Russia
A. W. Harsh
Martha D. Salisbury
Polk County District
Okobji Yacht Club
Homer L. Reinhardt
Division Street
Ralph Wendling Cook
Willie Whiting
Honolulu
Eliza Bickley
Circus
Town City
George Venter
Oxford
Mercy Hospital
Petition Drive Grows For Canada Death-Row Wife Napolitano
Ottawa reports no action on clemency for Mrs Napolitano, convicted of killing her husband at Sault Ste. Marie. About 100000 petitions from Canada and the U S urge executive mercy. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, traveling to Canada, expresses influence but cannot grant pardon. 6000 signatures in Sault Ste. Marie petition add weight to appeals.
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Ottawa
Ont
Napolitano
Sault Ste. Marie
Department of Justice
Earl Grey
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
London
Angelino Napolitano
Wilfrid
Britain
Rosebud Reservation Registration Dates Set for Open Area
Registration for 300000 acres of the Rosebud Indian reservation opens Oct 2 to Oct 21 with drawing to be held Oct 24 at Gregory South Dakota. Registration points include Chamberlain Rapid City Dallas and Gregory. About 50000 people are expected to register for homestead chances. First electrocution in Kentucky occurs at Eddyville State Prison under a new law replacing hanging. A warning by the electrician saves Dr. R H Moss from danger during the process.
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Gregory
S. C
Sioux Falls
Washington
Northwest
Rosebud
Mellette County
Chamberlain
Rapid City
Dallas
Kentucky
Eddyville
R. H. Moss
Fire wipes out stables and warehouses in Kansas and Illinois
Fire destroys Arthur W. Dixon Transfer stables killing 263 horses and totaling about 500000 in losses. Furniture warehouse of W C Reeble & Bros also burns for an estimated 100000. A body found near Laxman Kansas is identified as Julius H Hix of St Joseph. Pearl Sturm held for investigation in connection with the murder.
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Chicago
Arthur W. Dixon Transfer Company
W. C. Reeble & Bros
Laxman
Kan
Here
Julius H. Hix
St. Joseph
Pearl Sturm
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Heimerdinger
Weatherwax Bros. Quartet
White Rose Orchestra
Clarke-Bowers Company
Garretta
Grand Opera Singers
O’donnell
William Edgar Geil
Walter Mansell
Belle Kearney
Thomas McClary
Funny Man
Howard Graves James Hspeget
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Iowa
Emmet CO
Kapherville State Bank
PNR
Sag
Con College OF Ala
Ex.sworth Coi
Red Merce
Foley
S. Ti. Williams
Sraree
Haran
T. F Laffey
L Hurre.Knerer
W.d. McInvern
Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Texas
S. H. Williams
Uncle Sam
Republic
A. R. Whitney
Akron
Onawa
Mr. Whitney
Hamburg
Kansas City
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