Violence at Curacao Consulate Sparks Dutch-Venezuelan Tension
In Willemstad Curacao July 26 mobs attacked the Venezuelan consulate amid strained Holland Venezuela relations. Venezuelan consul seeks refuge at the German consulate as troops guard the area and police restore order.
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Venezuela
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
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Castro
State Department
Willemstad
Adoe
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Tom
Venezuela Crisis Tests Western Powers and Curacao Ties
Unease grows over Venezuela's actions against Dutch Curacao and Aruba, with measures including vessel seizures, crew imprisonments, and transshipment bans. Britain weighs a naval demonstration. the U S and Congress may authorize strong action as officials urge firm enforcement of international law and a resolution to Castros policies. Meanwhile W W Russell may receive France’s Legion of Honor decoration for aiding French interests after Magny’s clash.
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Curacao
Wilhelmina of Holland
Couracao
Venezuela
Aruba
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Venezuel
Castro
Congress
State Department
W W Russell Orti
Legion of Honor
Mr Russell
Magny
Russell
France
Jusseland
Paris
Venezuelan minister crisis prompts naval show in Caribbean
President Castro and Venezuelan ministers discuss a Caracas dispatch that angered the Netherlands. Senor Paul, Dutch foreign minister, notes an indispensable measure affecting only Wo de Reus. The Gelderland sails to Puerto Cabello to seize M de Reus as Amsterdam debates a possible naval display amid Castro's stance.
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Netherlands
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Gelderland
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M de Reus
Amsterdam
Council of Ministers
Castros
Honduran Rebels Put Down as Troops Occupy Choluteca
Tegucigalpa July 26 government troops occupy Choluteca which was earlier captured by revolutionists. Officials say the move practically ends the revolution. Many prisoners taken and reports from across the republic indicate the country is now tranquil.
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Choluteca
Revolutionista
Tegucigalpa Honduras
Repubbic
Forecast for Taft Old Figgers at Work
A political statistician, repeatedly correct before elections, offers a Taft forecast with a Republican majority of 49 electoral votes. He cautions over unresolved elements and says it is too early to confirm exact results.
Political Forecast by Gen Grosvenor on Taft Bryan Luckless to Date
Gen Charlies H. Grosvenor states it is too early to forecast the election. He outlines electoral-vote paths for Taft and Bryan, cites independent voting and labor movement effects, and projects a near-certain Taft victory with 287 strong votes and 127 more in safe or doubtful states, while noting potential shifts as events unfold.
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Trainmen and Roads Agree on Pennsy and Reading Systems
Evfisourg La sav sever 2500 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmén heard Vice Grand Master Dodge discuss conditions on the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and Reading Balloy systems east of Pittsburg and west of Trenton. The speakers urged common interests and the invariance of relations between their programs. Other speakers included A T Duff, appliance wispeciar for the interstate commerce commission, and Alo WooHurla of the board of adjustment.
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Working Committee Named by Republican National Committee
Frank H Hitchcock announced in Chicago that the executive committee will be drawn from current Republican national committee members. Named are Charles F Brooker Connecticut, FF Coleman Du Pont Delaware, William E Borah Idaho, Frank Q Lowden Illinois, Charles Negel Missouri, Victor Rosewater Nebraska, William L Ward New York, Edward Duncan North Carolina, and Bolles Penrose Pennsylvania. Hitchcock planned the plan after consulting party leaders nationwide.
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Republican National Committee
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Connecticut
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Delaware
William E Borah
Tasho
Frank Q Lowden
Ilinois
Charles Negel
Miesouri
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Nebr
William L Ward
New York
Edward Duncan
North Carolina
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
Hitchcock
Long-Gone Husband Fires At Wife In Toledo Tragedy
Special to The Washington Post Toledo Ohio July 2 Amor Armour shot at his wife as she left for church after sixteen years away from his family He killed her and nearly killed her daughter who escaped Armour then attempted to kill himself The story outlines a return of a husband after years apart and a failed attempt to reclaim his home with lethal consequences.
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Washington Post
Toledo
Ohio
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Jand
Armour
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Hur
Armou
Auto Kills and Burns Two in New York State Crash
Three men traveling from Port Keury to a summer camp were in a car crash six miles west of Port Henry. J E Dodge of Malden Mass and Lockwood Reed of Port Huron were killed when the vehicle skidded into a brook, overturned, and burned after an explosion. B E Titus of Syracuse survived, thrown into a creek bed with no injuries. Vehicle owner Dodge was driving and lost control.
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Malden Mass
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Syracuse
Port Keury
Dodge
Reed
Policeman Kills Man After Desperate Flight in Ohio
Steubenville July 26 Policeman Bert Haggerty shot and killed Michael McCort at Mingo Junction after a confrontation during an attempted arrest on a disorderly conduct charge. McCort allegedly bit the officer and struck him with a night step.
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Bert Haggerty
Michael McCort
Mingo Junction
Charles Taft for Senator in Cincinnati
Charles P Taft announces candidacy for United States Senate from Ohio in Cincinnati. Brother of a presidential hopeful, Taft says the race is known only to personal friends and not yet shared with politicians. He suggests the senate seat would be a reward for loyalty to the Foraker faction by the next legislature.
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Venezuela
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
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Charles P Taft
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Abuse Mail to Grosscup Sparks Post Office Inquiry
Chicago officials report a mystery surge of scurrilous letters to federal building authorities denouncing Judge Peter S Grosecup. A secret post office investigation seeks authorship while the judge travels east. letters appear anonymous or signed with fictitious names and carry outside declarations against the judge. No figures on letter count or threats are released.
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Washington Post
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Peter S Grosecup
United States Court of Appeals
J KM Landis
Standard of Company of Indiana
Peace and Arbitration League heads Roosevelts honor
President Roosevelt accepts honorary presidency of the Peace and Arbitration League, endorsing a program of armed protection and rapid progress toward world peace through arbitration. The move aligns national armament with international arbitration as a path to stability and justice. The plan includes a world union with a Hague court and a world peacemaker electoral body.
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Vorys to Lead Taft Ohio Campaign in National Fight
Cincinnati July 26 Ohio campaign control shifts as Frank H Hitchcock national chairman directs the effort and A I Vorys moves from state head to personal representative and mediator for Taft. Vorys, not part of the state machine, will operate with authority from the candidate to unite factions and guide the Ohio effort post Hot Springs talks.
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Fallieres to Meet Czar After Baltic Trip
French President Fallieres sailed from Dunkirk aboard the gunboat Cessini to meet Emperor Nicholas in Reval Finland as part of a visit to Denmark and Sweden. He was hosted in Copenhagen and Stockholm and will proceed to Christiania to stay with Haakon before returning to France.
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Turbulent Turkey Awaits Real Constitution Says Dispatches
News reports from Constantinople describe near revolt as demonstrations celebrate a Sultanial constitution. Ambassadors warn that pressurized reforms may trigger open conflict if not genuine while Macedonia and the Dardanelles area grow tense and Western powers hold back direct action.
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Selahman
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Lost $50 000 Necklace Found At Countess War tensleben
A pearl necklace valued at 50 000 dollars, last seen at Countess von Wartensleben's apartment after she went to the opera, has been found. The maid in whose room a window was found open was briefly arrested but released. she has since been re-arrested as investigations continue.
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Republican Leaders Denounced for Black Racial Adversity
The National Negro Political League president denounces Republican leaders for actions he says insult the Black race. He accuses administration officials of intimidation of Washington Pages and vows to discharge Black church members.
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Administration
Washington Pagsters
Charges Intimidation Amid Political Pressure on Pastors
A leaked accusation claims government officials threaten pastors from Shiloh Baptist Church and nearby congregations to stop political activity against the ruling party. Reported plans include listing government employees who support rival preachers and removing them from payroll after an election. The remarks come from Afton Weldron, pastor of Shiloh and president of the National Negro American Political League.
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Milton Waldron
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