Venezuela Defends Its Expulsion of French Diplomat
Diplomatic corps and Senor Ybarra exchanged notes over Venezuela’s forcible expulsion of the French charge d affaires at La Guaira. The corps insists the action violated diplomatic duties and immunities, while President Castro dismisses international opinion.
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Diplomatic Corps
Senor Yobartra
Talgay
Root
Charge D'Affaires
France
Venezuela
M.taleny
Castro
Senor Ybarra
Taigny
Senor Manuel de Oliveira de Lima
Martinique
la Guiara
Calhoun visits capital on asphalt claims dispute
President’s special commissioner Calhoun arrives in Washington to discuss the New York and Kermeudez Asphalt Company claims with Secretary of State. He will consult with Minister Russell in Caracas and consider renewing arbitration talks with Venezuela, while clarifying stance on company contentions.
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Ewsfap
Caracas
New York and Kermudez Asphalt Company
Verezuelan
Bowen
State Department
Castro
Daphiyve
Cold Wave Perils East as Temps Plunge Across Regions
Weather Bureau reports a broad cold wave gripping the East Lake region and parts of the West with极t temperatures. Reading show Savannah at 42 degrees with frost by morning. New York and Ontario cities record severe subzero snaps. Officials say this first real cold spell of winter prompts expectations of moderating weather soon.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Lake Region
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Atelantic States
Savannah
York
S.iports
Rockliffe
Ontario
Sault Ste. Mar
Mich
Duluth
Des ‘Moines
Ieo
Moorhead
Minn
Washington
Confidence Men Nab Canton Bank President in Slick Mining Scam
James Spears of Canton New York, president of the St. Lawrence County Bank, lost about $48,000 to a sophisticated confidence game involving gold mining stock. The con men impersonated brokers, used a Prescott Ontario Scotsman and a Denver transfer office to shift 60,000 shares, paying Spears with stock later found worthless. Other figures connected included Mosness, McBride, and Halter, with wider implications across New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and beyond.
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New York World
James Spears
St. Lawrence County Bank
Canton
N. Y
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Horseshoe
Swinale
Larry Summerfield
Atlantic City
N. J
Saratoga
Liton
Willimantic
Spears
Mosness
Wall Street
Ogdensburg
Florida
Intertown
Walter McBride
McBride
Temple Cripple Creek
Denver
Prescott
Ont
Méiride Tohiladelphia
Consolidated Exchange
A. A. Hayden
Hayden
Alexander J. Halter
Halter
Mostess
Scotchman
Hals
di Acust
Montreat
Frigae
Aergscrom Co
La_ Chivia
Oscar Bergstrom
Henry A. Teylor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jacob J. Yeckel
Mexico City
Have You a Friend About Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
A casual health note promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a cure for hard coughs and urges readers to consult their doctors about its use. It claims doctors know and use the remedy for lung troubles and mentions a publication by 2.0 Co. with forum details.
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Ayer
Miners Convention Chaos Ends With Adjournment
The miners convention chaired by President Mitchell adjourned amid confusion after heated debate over expelling a delegate and calls for leadership resignations. District No. 5 delegates protested Dolan and Bellingham, while a caucus formed to reconsider actions. Mitchell warned of a forthcoming executive board meeting and urged fundraising for a defense fund before adjourning.
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Minera
Mitchell
Dice
F. L. Robbins
Doal
Chicago
Hayes
Collinsville
Patrick Delan
Wilson
Fisor
Clark
Pittsburg
Dolan
Chris Ebvans
Ohio
Pennsylvania
William Dodds
Bellingham
Rose
P. Dolan
W. B. Wilson
Pittsboro
Evans
Haskins
National Executive Board
Campbell
America
Alumni Banquet Marks RPI Midwinter Reunion in New York
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute alumni held a midwinter reunion at the New Willard in Troy with members from across the country. Notables included J. Cagsatt, W. H. Burr, and George B. Roberts. Toastmaster A P. Boller led extemporaneous speeches. About seventy-five alumni met with President Roosevelt in the White House Host Room yesterday afternoon.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y. A
N. Y
New Willard
Steven van Rensselaer
John #ynz, Jr
W. M. Wallace
W. P. Mason
Thomas H. Walbridge
Franck
Osborn
Ait. P. Boller
Othnell J. Nichole
M. Ward Husby
Theo
Ne Ely
A. 8
Kibbe
James OC. Halleted
Henry N. Brinsmade
Strickland EL. Knease
P. Schuyler Miller
Joan Knickerbgcker
James H. Perry
Albert N. Hauck
Alex. P. Gest
D. F. Dalstrom
BG. Davenport
David Ramsay
Edwin
Jarrett
R. G. Wagner
William Barrett Ridgely
H. M. Wilson
Garland
John P. Turner
Richard H. Turner
R E Shaw
Henry Mactier
T. Appleton
W. E. Moeivay
A.aghby
President Roosevelt
White House
Parker Beats Washington Boy In Near Two Rounds
Chicago lightweight Kid Parker defeated Washington’s Sullivan in under two rounds at Maenwerther Hall. Parker showed early skill but tired after Sullivan landed a sharp right cross to the jaw. Sullivan’s infighting won the round, Parker fainted after the second round and was revived. later cards note intercity bouts upcoming with Baltimore and Washington rivals and Kittredge’s return to coach at Raleigh before Nationals season.
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Washington
Washington Post
Baligore
Kid’ Sullivan
Kid Parker
Chicago
West
Parker
Kid Egan
Kid Tutts
Philadelphia
Tutts
Capital City
Wyan
Herford
Baltimore
Tommy Lowe
Harry Scroggs
Danny Lewis
George‘town
Joe Tipman
Kittredge
Malachi Kittredge
Washington Baseball Club
Norfolk
Reguer
Raleigh
N. C
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Charlottesville
Nationals
Beieves
Norfolk man arrested for forgery in Portsmouth
F Hudson, once with the Lynchburg police, was arrested at the Sea Air Board Line shops in Portsmouth on forgery charges. He was seized for allegedly forging the name of I. I. Johnson of Lynchburg to a $20 check and was delivered to a Lynchburg officer that night.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
F. Hudson
Lynchburg
Sea Air Board Line
Portsmouth
I. I. Johnson
Boxing Notes Highlight Late 1920s Jim Briggs and Dougherty Bout
Boxing notes report Jimmy Briggs signing to fight Jake Dougherty the Milwaukee lightweight in a fifteen round bout at 138 pounds before the Douglas Athletic Club in Chelsea Massachusetts a week from Monday weighing in at 3 pm. The column also mentions Matty Matthews versus Gane Bezenah in Cincinnati and other scheduled clashes with Maurice Sayre Willie Lierce and Abe Attell discussions for February boxing shows across Philadelphia Chicago and Louisville with names like Tommy Mowatt Jimmy Britt Eddie Hanlon Marvin Hart and Joe Hagen.
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Jimmy Briggs
Jake Dougherty
Milwaukee
West
Dougherty
Bri
Douglas Athletic Club
Chelsea
Mass
Matty "Matthews
Gane Bezenah
Cincinnati
A. C
Bezenah
Jimmy Erthag
Maurice Sayre
Willie Lierce
Agias Athletic Club
Mame
Jimmy Coffroth
California
San Francisco
Abe Attell
Jimmy Walsh
New England
Coffroth
Walsh
Attell
H. Attell
Tommy Mowatt
Chicago
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Jimmy Britt
Eddie Hanlon
Hanlon
Ton
Britt
Joy Thomas
George Herberts
Harry Iroley
Billy ‘Honey’ Mellody
Mellody
Thomas
Cosma (Cal) Athletic Club
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
O'Brien
Ryan
O’brien
Benny Yanger
Rugged
Kid” Broad
Cleveland
Squared Circlé
Indianapolis
Andy Bezenah
Yanger
Broad
Riverviewary
Will
Round bout at the Tuxedo Club features a negotiating match
O Rourke signs to place Kaufman against Abby with a 50 percent gross receipts split. Bowman joins Uniontown this year. Rube Wendett trains his arm. minor leagues got $98,000 from big leagues drafting. Cleveland training squad set at 26. Gibson heads to Hot Springs. Grifth signs McKean to Nashville. Detroit, 2926 miles for spring camp. Bowerman traded for Seymour. foul strike rule upheld by National League.
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Tuxedo Club
O'Rourke
Delaney
Kaufman
Abby
Bowman
Uniontown
Rube" Wendett
Lockago
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Hugh Jennings
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Providence
Sam , Harris
Terry McGovern
George Cohan
Griffith
Norman Gibson
Boston
Hot Springs
Zimmer
Nashville
Eddie McKean
Ceilean
Famdéusala
Indianapolis
George Hoghever
Watkins
Detroit
Yale Athletic Reforms Report Tentative to Council
Yale special committee on athletic reforms presents a tentative report to the University Council in New Haven. President Figley says no communication yet. Committee includes Woolsey Lewis and Pierson. recommendations call for publicity of counts, unrestricted coaches, barring cross college athletes, and curbing extravagance. Dougherty defeats Ryan in eight rounds in Milwaukee. Deshler wins over Sayers after twenty rounds at Middlesex Athletic Club.
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University Council
New Haven
Conn
Yale Athletic Committee
Uversity Council
Figley
T. S. Woolsey
Law School
Charlton M. Lewis
Louis V. Pierson
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Dougherty
Deshler
Milwaukee
Wis
Jack Dougherty
Buddy Ryan
Dave Deshler
Maurice Sayers
Middlesex Athletic Club
Cambridge
Mass
Pains in My Back and Kidney Cure Claim
Woman recounts severe January illness with kidney and bladder inflammation and back pain. She credits Warner's Safe Cure with restoring health after doctor warned of limited hope and possible surgery. Include test offer and free medical booklet from Warner's Safe Cure Co. Rochester, N Y.
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A. W. Switzer
Toronto
Gan
Warner
Washington Post
Switzer
Wyatt Avenue
Canada
Bright
Aytte Warner
Safe’ Cure CO
Rochester
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Baseball Notes
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Seymour
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Clark Grifith
Chicago Nationals
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