War awakens loot promise in Central American clash
Reports from Puerto Cortes Honduras reveal a national bulletin from San Pedro Sula March 12 promising looting of first captured cities in Honduras and Salvador as a war measure. Proclamation cites vengeance for killings in Los Calpules and Carrizal and references attacks on Leon. Salvadoran forces mass near Choluteca with 3,000 Honduran troops and 2,000 more under Meza. General Bonilla leads Honduran actions with American involvement.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Mar. M
Puerto Cortes
Salvador
Los Calpules
Carrizal
Honduran
Leon
Malespin
Truxtlo
Bonilla
Truxilo
Truxillo
Olympia
New Orleans
Nicaragua
San Lorenzo
Choluteca
Moffina
Meza
Alanza
Chojuteca
Hiram
Amapala
Lee Christmas
Mix in Divorce Gases Claims She Was Slandered
The Roosevelt Klemme Andrews case broadens to include lunacy and slander actions. Franks Klemme accuses Hannah Klemme of adultery with Constant A. Andrews, bank president, amid property concerns and family ties. Mrs. Klemme sues Mrs. Roosevelt for 100000 damages over a published story. The suit references domes, vice and public notices precede the James Town contest.
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Washington Post
New York
United States Savings Bank
Hoosevelts
Klemmes
Andrewses
John T. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Andrews
Rheeden
Davis
Honduran Coast Menaced by Nicaraguan Warships
Dispatches to the State Department say Nicaraguan warships threaten the north coast of Honduras and harass towns. Reports from Ceiba and Tegucigalpa indicate unsettled conditions, with Trujillo reportedly in Honduran revolutionists’ hands and ships aiding the effort.
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State Department
Honduras
Philip R. Brown
Guatemala
Ceiba
Nicaragua
Honduran
Brown
Svho
Tegucigalpa
Trujilo
Trujillo
Wife as home defender in Joplin shooting
Special to The Washington Fest from Joplin Missouri reports a woman identified as Mrs C M Clark forced entry into her home after finding the door locked and fired four revolver shots at a woman inside the house injuring Victoria Wilde. The assailant then struck another woman with a pistol butt and beat Sulla Messinger before neighbors warned her husband, who is described as semi invalid, who sent his wife for medicine. No arrests have been made.
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Joplin
C. M. Clark
Clark
Victoria Wilde
Sulla
Messinger
Greek royal car crash kills woman on boulevard
An automobile driven by a son of M Simopoulos, minister of vance, struck and killed a woman on the Boulevard Singros in Athens. A following car driven by Prince Andreas, fourth son of King George, also ran over the body. Both cars were said to be racing at about fifty miles an hour, provoking public indignation over the affair.
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Washington
Athens
Mar
M. Simopoulos
Vance
Singros
Prince Andreas
King George
400 Big Losers Women Caught by Crash in New York Market
Wall Street reports reveal that members of the Four Hundred, including Vanderbilt and Ryan circles, suffered huge paper losses in a stock market crash. A railroad founder’s descendant reportedly lost over 3 million dollars on Union Pacific, while others faced heavy declines as interlinked blocks and social ties influenced trading. The crash touched Newport society, prompting talk of curtailed gaiety and new financial caution.
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Washington
New York
Wallatrast
Union Pacific
Vanderbilt
Tha Emart
Newport
Tha Logi
Anothey
Arkansas Governor Little Stricken Ill in Corpus Christi
Report from Corpus Christi Texas says Governor Little of Arkansas is seriously ill. He traveled there weeks ago and entered a sanitarium seeking recovery. Attending doctors declined to comment on his condition.
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San Antonio
Tex
Corpis Christi
Little
Arkansas
Littie
Tracing Seven Van Dykes Paintings Sale Case
Investigation into the recent sale of seven Van Dyke paintings by the Marquis of Cattaneo family reveals canvases were bought for 56.05 million francs by a French trader and later resold to an agent believed to represent J Pierpont Morgan.
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Morgan
Genoa
van Dyke
Cattaneo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Big Stakes JH Poker Game At Magnet Hotel
A Chicago poker game at the Magnet Hotel on North Clark Street has seen about $110000 in wagers since Saturday afternoon and could run another week. Players including Mont Tennes and Bud White are involved as the stakes climb from a $10 limit to thousands per round. The game, near East Chicago Avenue police station, draws heavy public attention with unofficial bulletins circulating for days.
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Epcotal
Chicago
Magnet Hotel
Clark. Street
Mont Tennes
Bud White
Tennes
Stock’ Yards
Chicago Avenue
Temes
Dover Aid Sought For National War Committee Secretary
The piece notes calls for Secretary Hanna to return to public service via the National Committee’s aid. It mentions his late senate tenure, his assistants and campaign role, and the expectation his defeat may affect party operations and public office prospects.
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National Committee
Friends of War
Sentor Hanta
Jews Flee in Terror as City of Botoshane Burns
Amid outbreaks described as atrocity campaigns, some 2000 fugitives mostly women have crossed into safety, fleeing bombardment, looting, and peasant uprisings near Botodarari frontier towns. Soldiers dispatched to quell unrest along the Romanian border.
War to plead April 3 with bank indictment
A court today decided that Walsh, former president of the National Bank, would appear April 3 to enter pleas on charges of appropriation. Judge inclined to set the trial date earlier in October. A Bell Memorial fund drive in Ontario seeks $10,000 for the Graham Bell memorial, with total cost $44,000. Premier Lauriét notes progress as collectors sweep up the opening sale of a rich cache of furniture and rare books at Sloan's Gallery.
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Tudge Anderson
Lf Walsh
National Bank, A
Enn
Oni
Sloan's
Squashington
Soancasbe
Etioneers
Fesers. Gloun &Co
Sapest Po Uell
Pole Seekers Report From Anglo American Polar Expedition
Letters from Ernest Lefingwell Einer Mikkelsen report first news since the expedition left Alaska. Duchess of Bedford appears far offshore near Point Barrow. Start of exploration into the unknown north planned for spring. Party of fifteen in good health.
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Portiang
Ernest
Lefingwell
Einer Mikkelsen
Alaska
Ty HH. A. Andree
1 ‘Weather Bureau
Icaffelde
Point Ba
Gana Mountd
Mir
Duchess of ‘Bedford
Olid Tee
Point Barrow
Wiiters
Man paints baby green in Dashed Parade Incident
In Norwalk on March 19 James Cooms of Darlen faced Police Court arraignment after painting his infant’s skin green during a Sunday celebration. His wife awoke to find the child green and angry, the paint allegedly causing the child to lick some away. Cooms was fined seven dollars and jailed for thirty days.
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Washington Post
Norwalk
James Cooms
Darlen
Hay
Cooms
Askep
Old Counterfeiter Ullrich Dies in Cincinnati at 72
Charles F Ullrich an elderly engraver and once noted counterfeit expert died at his home in Cincinnati Ohio at seventy two He had served time in penitentiaries including Stog Sing Columbus and his counterfeiting of Bank of England notes was praised as near perfect by the Bank themselves.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles F, Ullrich
Loth Street
Stog Sing
Columbus
Ullrich
Bank of England
Resemblance Confirms Horace Marvin Kidnapping Case
Dover Del Mar 19 A boy found in Erle Pa closely resembles the missing Horace Marvin of Meadow Farm Dover though doctors and investigators confirm he is not the kidnapped son. Dr Marvin recounts medical ties and a tense exchange with a Erie lawyer over proof and potential return. Authorities identify the boy at Myrtle and Twenty-second streets and by the Holme for the Friendless matron as Norville, arriving from Fredonia with his mother.
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
Horace Marvin
Erle
Marvin
Howard
Erie
The
Bay
Bela Her
Carrol
Wagner
Liebel
Pinkerton
Hawara
Dven
John D. Eli
Miners Buried Alive After Fire Camp Collapse
Cordova Spain March 18 A mine explosion at the Val de Inferno mines Fuente Ovejina trapped thirty miners for about twenty four hours. When rescued two were dead and the rest suffered serious injuries.
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Cordova
Spain
Val de Inferno
Fuente Ovejina
President Firm on Securities Reform to Protect Small Investors
President Roosevelt will push Congress for new laws to regulate railroad stock and bond issues, aiming to curb promoter greed and shield small investors. He plans to empower federal scrutiny of future issues, though current watered stock woes cannot be corrected now. Mellen reports the president intends a firm stance and future public addresses, with ongoing consultations with rail leaders and financiers.
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Mellen
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Congress
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
J. P. Morman
Yoakum
Rock Island Abroad
James Speyer
E. H. Harriman
Stickney
Chicago and Northwestern
Dease
Stead
Illnois
New York, New Haven and Sartford Railroad
Mr. Morgan
Tali
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Ryan
Gayety
Thomas F. ‘Ryan
Interborough
Ill
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Mnet
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Owas
Seridtor
Hanna
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York, New Haven
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Botosahne
Freilren
Mitier
Bur- 4
Botosabat
Burduzhent
Botodabri
Tikand
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Sini
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New ‘Fork
Pole Seekers
Connecticut
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Marvin Child
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White House
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