Gomez Says He Is A Hero In Venezuela Cleared Plotters
Caracas dispatch reports acting president Gomez seized and jailed plotters alone after learning of an assassination attempt against him. The Castro regime’s fall accelerates as Gomez forms a progressive ministry and seeks reconciliation with foreign powers.
Mysterious Death Reported in Chadron Linked to Iowa Family
A Chadron Nebraska suicide prompts inquiry about a man named Charlie Colle whose wife and children are said to live in Story County Iowa. Sheriff Ricketts and Chadron officials seek the family and details as they verify the deceased’s identity and origin.
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Boy Shot in Foot During Rabbit Hunt Near Nashua
Curtis Smith, 15, son of Rev. A W Smith, was wounded when a 13 year old companion discharged a 222 caliber rifle in the country while rabbit hunting with Prof. Patten and Merwin Scales. The bullet lodged in the heel bone and will require removal by a doctor but should not hinder healing.
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Seven Pittsburgh aldermen and two bankers arrested
In Pittsburgh a high profile graft case led to the arrest of seven city councilmen and two bankers on charges of conspiracy bribery and corrupt solicitation. The Voter's League president called it the beginning of a larger expose with more arrests possible tomorrow.
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A. Leo Well
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Jacob Soffel
W. H. Melany
Hugh Ferguson
W. W. Ramsey
A. A. Vilsack
German National Bank
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Wasson
Klein
Otay League
Ppatiitnaait
San Francisco
Child Fatally Scalded In Iowa Kitchen Accident
In Strawberry Point on December 23 Dale Opperman aged 38's son fell into a tub of boiling water while mother cooked nearby. He was severely scalded and death was expected though some hope of recovery remained.
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Dale Opperman
Charles Opperman
Mangled Body on Track Identified in Iowa
The mangled body of a man believed to be W. G. Foley of Muscatine was found on a Rock Island track near Latty Iowa. He had been struck by a train in the night with several trains passing over him. A Muscatine bricklayers union membership card found in his pocket identified the body.
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Iowa
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Two Suicides Reported in Sunday Night Incidents in South Dakota
Grow Tired of Life and Hang Huron 8 D Dee 23. Two suicides occurred Sunday night. Edward Buck 50 of Wessington hanged in a coal shed with rope from banana crates, recently ran a butcher shop in Wessington. Edward Prue from Pierre, connected with Northwestern Insurance, hanged in his hotel room by a strap to a bedstead. aged 36 65 years, believed single, with relatives in Massachusetts.
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Wolsey
Edward Buck
Wessington
Edward Prue
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Northwestern Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Panama Canal set to open January first 1915
San Francisco December 23 The Panama Canal will open January 1 1915 per official word to the California promotion committee. Excavation since American control stands at about 66 million cubic yards one third of the total work. Through 1908 to November 1 nearly 30 million cubic yards were moved this year near 37 million, bringing American excavation to about 60 million cubic yards with an expected annual average around 36 to 42 million cubic yards for the next three years.
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Cal
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Crane & Co to give $350000 Christmas gift to employes
In Chicago on December 23 Crane & Co. announces a Christmas gift of 350000 dollars for about 5000 employes. All workers participate in profit sharing, with length of service ignored. A two week worker will receive the same gift as a ten year veteran.
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Crane & Co
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Train Jumper Killed Near Russell Iowa
Eddie Sims a 15 year old from Russell died in Ottumwa hospital from injuries suffered along the Burlington track east of Russell. The youth was found yesterday morning on the roadbed and is believed to have boarded a moving train and fallen while attempting to jump off near his home. He was removed to Ottumwa for surgery but did not survive.
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Canton Anti-Foreign Movement Fears Outbreak
Reports from Canton warn of a serious anti foreign agitation following the death of a coolie on the Falshan and alleged brutality by a Portuguese watchman. The British torpedo boat Hart has been sent, Moorhen and Canton recalled from Wuchow, and naval scrutiny increased as native papers push anti foreign sentiment.
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China
Canton
Falshan
Hart
Moorhen
Wuchow
Mc Fadden awarded damages against Kanawha and Iowa Central
In Garner Iowa on December 23 a district court awarded Mc Fadden $3000 after he fell into a street hole in Kanawha while en route to a train. The traveling salesman claimed permanent injuries including a severely maimed ankle. Verdict against both defendants jointly. the case may be appealed to the supreme court.
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Venezuelan unrest leads to Castro regime collapse
Reports from Port of Spain say Vice President Gomez has formed a new government in Venezuela after Castro's departure to Europe. The old ministry, including Dr. Jose De Paul and Dr. Baldo, is ousted while Gen. Olivares replaces Ferren as war minister. Caracas riots erupted on October 14 with statues toppled and buildings burned, signaling a likely end to Castro's rule.
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Castro
Europe
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Gomez
Baron von Seckendorf
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s _ Castro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Paul
Baldo
Diego
Ferren
Regulo ‘Olivares
Caracis
Acquittal in Toler Murder Case At Tama County Court
In Toledo Iowa December 23 Toler the strikebreaker who shot and killed an Iowa Central striker at Marshalltown last summer was found not guilty by the jury after only thirty five minutes of deliberation. The verdict led to loud applause and immediate release as spectators celebrated the acquittal.
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Iowa Central
Marshalltown
Wardly
Carnegie Aims Free Trade in Iron Tariff Debate
Washington Dec. 22 Carnegie the ironmaster known as laird of Skibo testified before the ways and means committee asserting the tariff should be wiped out to allow free steel growth. He argued location should not shield firms and that independent mills may face consolidation under tariff revision. He linked his views with President-elect Taft on preventing monopolies and urged lower schedules to boost U S competitiveness.
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Guilty Woman Sentenced To Life In Dynamiting Case
Mrs Isa bella J Martin, convicted of conspiracy in the dynamiting of Judge Ogden’s home in Oakland, is sentenced to life imprisonment. She fainted after the verdict, then revived, and two small papers with powders were found in her cell, one containing glass and the other believed to hold strychnine. She told District Attorney Donahue she wished to die and not go to prison for the sake of her son Henry Hoffman.
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Isabella J. Martin
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