First Piece of Conservative Statesmanship Praised
Washington July 21 The administration proposes a treaty creating an American protectorate over Nicaragua a move seen as the most far reaching step in U S foreign policy since the Spanish American War Ition. The plan enjoys strong Republican support including Lodge and Root in the foreign relations committee with broad Democratic backing expected to follow The measure aims to establish direct U S protection over Nicaragua and is viewed as stabilizing amid uprisings and Central American tensions.
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Bryan
Nicaragua
Lodge
Root
Trenbes
Washington
Mitchell Palmer impersonated by Lamar in Pennsylvania case
A Pennsylvania case centers on a man named Lamar impersonating Congressman Mitchell Palmer. The incident raises questions about identity and political figure impersonation in a public matter.
Pretty Lucky Pickup Paris Necklace Mystery
A student at Neuilly Police station said he found a pearl necklace behind the Dauphine restaurant in Bois de Boulogne. Police compare it to a $650,000 necklace said stolen in transit from Paris to a London dealer with a $50,000 reward. Henri Salamans of Max Meyer was consulted and experts will examine the piece tomorrow.
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Neuilly
Bois de Boulogne
London
Henri Salamans
Max Meyer
Saldivans
Niagara Sail Ship Aims for Perry Centennial Harbor Return
Niagara returns to the harbor scene of its 100 year old battle as Fifteen thousand people gather to salute the relic. Steam whistles drown the Star Spangled Banner while Half a hundred yachts anchor for the Interlake Yachting Association regatta. The Perry centennial commission hoped Niagara would be ready with full sails but the vessel did not arrive in time. It remains for sailboat week as the fleet joins the celebration.
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Pawhent
Hay
Wolverine’s Marine Band
Interlake Yachting Association
Perry Centennial Commission
Senate Eyes Banking and Currency Bill Move
Washington reports that as debate opens in the Senate leaders push for early consideration of the administration banking and currency bill. The approach signals confidence from President Wilson and advisers that the measure may pass, potentially prolonging the session into the fall.
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Washington
Senate
Fis
Wilson
Getting Regular Young Woman Killed in Panama Rocks Accident
A young woman Libby Simmons was killed when a Dugall off the road overturned a vehicle in a Panama Rocks outing. Gallady Lane suffered both legs broken. Samuel Pater, son of Warren, was among the injured. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Libby’s parents, were unhurt. Two other cars were en route to join the day trip.
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Corry
Paty
Samuel Paterson
Warren
Tomobile
Libby Simmons
Glladys
Mra. Simmons
Panama Rocks
Drowning in Big Walnut Creek Reported in Columbus
A 35 year old colored laborer named Fusit, who lived near Columbus, was found drowned after rolling into Big Walnut Creek while asleep on the bank. The incident occurred near 745. Rescue efforts and local authorities are investigating the event as a fatal accident.
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Columbus
Big Walnut Creek
Pet Fusit
Riot at Bloomers Girls Baseball Game in Washington
A July 21 game at Anston league park drew 4000 fans as the Bloomers Girls faced Maryland amateurs. A brawl erupted when a Maryland runner was tagged out and Miss Walsh toppled him, triggering chants and wigs revealed. Fans threw bottles and bricks. players fled to the clubhouse as police and six patrolmen redirected the crowd. Receipts totaled 700 dollars. In Steubenville, Pete Zambone, 40, was killed when a handcar ran over him after he fell from the car. two others on the handcar passed over his body.
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Washington
Anston
Maryland
Ohaceco
Cartain Daley
Kid Carsey
Steubenville
Pete Zambone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Arbitration plan outlined in New York talks
Mediation board members from the Newlands act era meet in New York with railroad and employe representatives to set a sequence for arbitration. Workers favor addressing their demands first while railroads seek broader changes. a separate arbitration of road grievances may follow. If talks stall, a nationwide strike already authorized could begin.
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New York
William J. Chambers
Hanser
Senate
Tt Garretton
W.J. Law
Cure failed patient dies after Friedmann tuberculosis treatment
Alford Warriner Cooley, 40, former U S assistant attorney general and New Mexico Supreme Court judge, the era’s most noted recipient of Dr Frederick Friedmann's tuberculosis cure, died in Topsfield Mass after a cross country trip and initial vaccine injections in Providence.
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Mass
Alford Warriner Cooley
Inted States
New Mexico Supreme Court
Frederick Friedmann
Silver City
N. M
Providence
Friedmann
New England
Judge Cooley
Explosion at New England Fir Works Fire Kills Three
A blast at the New England Fir Works in Winchester Mass July 21 destroyed part of the factory and injured manager Ernet Borelli and three workers. Borelli was found a mile away in bushes, unhurt, while the other three suffered severe burns.
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Winchester Mass
New England Fir Works Company
Ernet Borelli
Borelli
New Picture of Former King Manuel and Family
A photographed gathering shows former King Manuel of Portugal with his fiancée Queen Amelia, her father and her mother. The image captures the royal couple beside Amelia’s parents in a notable family portrait from the era.
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Manuel
Henzollern
Portugal
Amelia
Bryan cancels lecture dates amid Mexico crisis
William Bryan canceled his Chaunton lecture engagements to stay in Washington, amid urgent demands on the state department. Reports say rebels threaten Fronteria port and Americans want a warship, with Japan negotiating colonization of Morales and plans to bring 9,000 to 26,000 Japanese settlers, prompting consultations with Ambassador Wilson.
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Winonk
William Bryan
Cherry
Washington
Ursane
Mexico
Fronteria
Bryan
Huerta
Morales
Wilson
Urrutia
Interior
Felix Diaz
Japan
Davis widow sues steel VP for 25000 damages
In Pittsboro July 21 alleged that Anne EF Davis widow of East Liverpool iron man Joseph Davis accuses William Y Stroh vice president of a steel plant of failing to honor a promised marriage and seeks 25000 damages.
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Pittsboro
Anne EF. Davis
J Joseph Davis
East Liverpool
William Y. Stroh
Lima imposes dress order after indecency arrest
Police Chief Earnest issues new city order prohibiting Lima women from strolling in silhouette and elit skirts or transparent gowns after the arrest of Miss Mary Lindeau, 25, on alleged indecency charges. The move underscores local enforcement actions following the incident.
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Lima
Earnest
Mary Lindeau
Justice Dan Coralan Cleared of Corruption Charges in York
York court exonerates District Justice Daniel F. Coralan after a prolonged probe into alleged corruption. Prosecutors offered no further charges and the outcome closes a case that drew regional attention and scrutiny of local governance.
Tragedy on River Claims Three Drowned Near Wharf
A party of three, including Margaret Mulling, 19, drowned when their boat drifted under a coal fleet near Cineat Wharf after the engine failed. Salzan, aboard a new launch, attempted rescue but engine trouble prevented timely aid. The craft drifted and vanished beneath the barges as bystanders watched in shock.
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Fred O ' Margaret Mulling
Salzman
Fire on a car loaded with beer in dry Quincy
A car loaded with beer caught fire as it was pulled into Quincy and was destroyed with all its contents. The incident occurred on July 21 in the dry town. Neile Fontaine reported from O.
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Neilefontaine
Asea
Quincy
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