Schepps Under Heavy Guard After Arrest in Rose Case
Sam Schepps reputed paymaster to the gunmen in the gray murder car is held under tight watch in Hot Springs Arkansas after arrest. He pressed a letter to Jack Rose asking for a confession while fearing capture and offering to tell the truth under conditions, with a date for his New York arrival kept secret.
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Rose
Hot Springs
Ark
Sam Schepps
Schepps
Fred HB. Johnson
Jack Rose
New York
Whitman
Johnson
George Howell
Howell
Jack
Pal
Mr. Whitman
L. L
Forty Sixth Street
Aviators Endure 75 Mile Wind to Safe Landing
Harry Bingham Brown and passenger J. Jordan Wilson fought a 75 mile per hour gale as their aeroplane dipped and swayed for 57 minutes above New York before achieving a safe landing.
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New York
Turtle
Harry Bingham Brown
J. Jordan Wilson
Managua in Danger Demands Surrender and Resignation
Gen Zeledon and Gen Mena push for Managua surrender within 24 hours and government resignation as rebels encircle the city. Panic spreads as a three day armistice request arrives from the other rebel faction amid warnings from the American minister and protests from consular bodies.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Zeledon
Mena
Path
Consular and
Diplomatic Corps
China's President Uneasy Over Restoration Threat
President Yuan Shi Kai grows wary as Prince Ching returns to Peking and old dynasty loyalists risk a restoration attempt. The capital has seen a flood of arms from Europe, destined for government forces in the new republic.
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Peking
Prince Ching
Yuan Shi Kai
New Republic
Europe
Retail druggists meet in Milwaukee session opens
H C C Schuptrine of Savannah GA, president of the National Association of Retail Druggists, called the annual meeting to order. Delegates from about 1,100 state and local associations attend as price protection, legislation and organization are discussed. The sessions run through Friday.
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Milwaukee
H. CC. Schuptrine
Savannah
National Association of Retail Druggists
Pittsburg School Children Defect Study Reveals 72000 Needing Care
Pittsburg officials report more than 72,000 school children in the city have physical defects and require medical attention, according to Dr. H. B. Burns head of the division of school medical inspection.
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Pittsburg
H. B. Burns
Department of Public Bealts
Thousand Turks Dewy An Earthquake Slaughter
The article reports a deadly event described as the most atrocious slaughter in the republic’s history. Officials say those responsible will be severely punished, with authorities slow to discuss the incident and only recently brought to federal attention.
Knox to Visit Japan in Historic Secret Ambassador Role
Secretary of State Knox travels as special ambassador to Japan for Emperor Matsuhito funeral, a first in U.S. history. Taft assigns Knox with Mrs Knox, a military escort, and Reed Miller as aide, heading from Washington to Seattle aboard the Pennsylvania to cross the Pacific.
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Washington
United States
Taft
State Knox
Japan
Matsuhito
Gah
Viscount. Chinda
Manchuria
Mongolia
Korea
Panama Canal
Knox
Ranford
Miller
Far Eastern
State Department
Pennsylvania
Seattle
Pacific
One Dead and Two Injured In Soda Fountain Explosion
Passaic New Jersey August 12 Barnet Mirsky owner of a soda fountain died ten minutes after a tank exploded Julius Resensky outside the shop was cut by flying glass and severed his leg artery was tied by a physician to save his life Annie Mirsky fifteen was slightly injured The store was wrecked
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Passaic
N. J
Barnet Mirsky
Julius Resensky
Mirske
Annie
Murder 210 Mexicans in Michoacan Town Massacre
A commission reports that in Purnandiro Michoacan 210 residents were slaughtered on the orders of the jefe politico after a rebel sack of the town. The killings began in the jail and spread to others as guards lit the prisoners and were followed by further executions amid terror.
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City of Mexico
Purnandiro
Michoacan
Jefe Politico
Minister of the Interior
Killine
Six Men Executed at Sing Sing in Mass Capital Case
Six men were electrocuted at Sing Sing prison early today in a record mass execution. Five killed Mrs Mary Hall of Griffins Corners Chester county last November. one, John W Collins, died for murdering Police Captain Michael J Lynch in 1911. Other inmates faced death sentences for wife murder, a Buffalo policeman killing, and a Lima Genesee county murder.
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New York
Sing Sing Prison
Mary Hall
Griffins Corners
Chester County
Hall
Michael J. Lynch
Sing Sing
Joseph Ferrone
John Maruszewski
Buffalo
James Williams
James Duffy
Lima
Genesee County
Chafin Nominated For President Notified In Waukesha
Eugene W. Chafin of Tucson Arizona received formal notification as the Prohibition party nominee for president at a gathering in Waukesha Wisconsin. Rain forced the event to move from Cutler Park to the Methodist church with Rev. Charles H. Mead of New York delivering the address. Chafin then delivered his acceptance speech.
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Waukesha
Wis
Eugene W. Chafin
Tucson
Ariz
United States
Methodist Church
Cutler Park
Charles H. Mead
New York
Chafin
Atlantic City
Steamer Sagamore Runs Aground On Hague Sand Bar
The Sagamore the Champlain Transportation line second largest on Lake George ran aground on the Hague sand bar during a heavy storm at Lake George New York on August 12. Passengers were taken off in small boats but no one was injured.
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Lake George
N. Y
Sagamore
Champlain Transportation Company
Hague Sand Bar
Great Turkey Quake Feared Toll Rises Across Dardanelles
News from Constantinople reports a devastating earthquake centered near the Dardanelles. Deaths estimated around 1,000 with 5,000 to 6,000 injured as towns from Gallipoli to Adrianople suffer widespread destruction. Fires rage amid collapsed buildings and refugees flood the countryside.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Sine Ata
Adrianople
Myriophilo
Ganos-Hora
Shar-Kol
Adrianople Sv
Thhorlu
Dardanelles
Gallpoli
Tehanak- Kalessi
Virginia
Marmora
Gallipoli
Tehorlu
Hadrian
East
Printers' Annual Meet Opens Ahead of I T U Delegates
Cleveland August 12 Four weeks before the fifty eighth annual meeting of the International Typographical Union the Cleveland printers opened sessions today. Reports from President James M I and other officers and from landing committees were read to members.
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Cleveland
Ternational Typographical Union
James M. i
Five and Ten Merchants Hold National Association Session
Indianapolis hosts the annual meeting of five and ten cent merchants with about a thousand in attendance. President C. W. McClure of At Gia opened proceedings as exhibitors from manufacturers of five and ten cent merchandise fill floors at the Claypool hotel.
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Indianapolis
Pregent
C. W. McClure
Gia
Claynoel
Hotel maid accused of dress theft ends in guest death
In Cleveland a 16 year old chambermaid Miss Mar Curtis faced an accusation of stealing a guest's dress. While being confronted she asked for a drink and then allegedly poisoned herself after entering another room. She died after hospitalization.
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Cleveland
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France
White House
U. S
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Earth
Sharkol
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Ohio
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