Hotel Collapse In Tunnel Exposes Many Dead In Village
An enormous blast and tunnel collapse at Ot Guppenstein destroys a hotel used by workers. Thirteen killed and fifteen injured as building timbers collapse trapping occupants at dinner. An American engineer Mervard among the dead. Village post office and police station damaged. tunnel works themselves remain undamaged.
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Berne
Billie Hand
Italanehe
Ot - Guppenstein
Forth
Loetachaatthal
Othiérs
Binister
Aloig
Mervard
Convenisnca
Enginders
Air Wade
French Forces In Morocco Battle Leaves 11 Dead 36 Wounded
Advices say General d Amiadis reports another fierce fight with the Madaira tribesmen in Morocco. The engagement lasted from morning until night, with French forces repelling mounted and foot attackers. French losses totaled eleven killed and thirty six wounded as they pushed the advance and pursued the exhausted tribesmen for miles.
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Loze
Paris
d'Amiadis
Morocco
Mada
Ira
March 2 Dominion reports on treason trials and naval events
The Dominion notes martial sentences for Grand Duke Nicholas and minister of justice, with confirmation by Hazenkampet. It mentions Chinese involvement and the Japanese steamer Taten, plus a British army steamer at Halifax and unrest in Teheran after a bomb attempt on the guard.
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Peters Ure
iMartia
Nicholas Nicholaséyiteh
Halifax
Dominion
Teheran
Hab
SAAT
Flotilla Reaches Callag American Arrives in Chilean Port
The American flotilla, including 1,500 crew and seven destroyers in fine weather, reached Punta Arenas on Feb. 28 and plans to sail for Panama on March 8. Commanders praise Chilean hospitality and note a few deserters at various ports.
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Maren
Gullit
Mitoh
H. Ft Gots
Ant Cote
Camindider Razos
Punta. Arenas
Telealciano
Panama
Panther
Feman
Treasury report shows Feb balances and bond delivery delays
Lingola March 2 State Treasurer Brian reports February results with a cash on hand of 745 443 68 and deposits of 570 161 84 while nearly 200 000 in bonds bought were not delivered Creating a large liquid balance and prompting penalties for failure to deliver The treasurer plans further bond purchases soon as depository limits and check cash items constrain available funds
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Selere
Lingola
Brian
Banker Barton Goes Free Trial Ends In Perjury Probe
Nebraska writer notes attorney J G Moore seeks nolte for banker W R Barton of Tecumseh. Barton, former president of the failed Chamberlain Bank, faced perjury charges tied to bank failure, jury hung. Similar outcome reported for T A Taylor, former vice president, acquitted. Also mentions Taft delegation gains in Nebraska Republican conventions and elevator transfers in Nebraska to McCaul Webster. Democratic convention actions include Bryan for president and Berge for governor.
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Nolte
W. R. Barton
Tecumeeh
Barston
Chamberlain Banking “House
Ality
Cage
T.A. Taylor
Moore
Decomposed Body Found in Cottonseed Hulls at Muskogee Plant
The decomposed body of a white man, found in a cottonseed hull bin at the Muskogee Cottonseed Oil Company's plant, had been dead about a month. A union stonemason's card in the man's pocket was addressed to William Elkins of Fort Smith Arkansas. The discovery was reported in Muskogee on March 2.
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Muskogee
Okla
Muskogee Cottonseed Oi
Union Stonemason
William “Elkins
Fort Smith
Ark
Four Gasa to passing in Depew home blaze
In Depew near Buffalo New York Anthony Bebultze and three of his children Nellie thirteen Joseph eleven and May died in a fire at their home. Mia Behultze and four younger children survived.
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Gasa
Buffalo
M. 2
Anthony Bebultze
Nellie
WEEK IN CONGRESS PREVIEW AND AID CURRENCY BILL
Washington March 2 The week in Congress will focus on supply measures with continued debate over the emergency currency bill. Senate leaders hope to bring the measure to a vote before the end of March, but both parties seek time for prep. The appropriation bills for legislative and executive needs are expected to be reported and considered early. The House will largely devote time to appropriation bills while a proposed peonage resolution authorizing the immigration commission to study labor conditions in the southern states will be discussed today.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Aldiren Ja
House
CASHIER JOHNSON ARRESTED FOR RECEIVING DEPOSITS
Donald A. Johnson of Omaha, cashier of the Green Mountain Sausage bank, was arrested at Cedar Rapids on charges of unlawfully receiving deposits after the bank was insolvent. He allegedly kept the books clear while funds were deposited, claiming no credit for deposits after renewal. The case, with hearing to proceed this afternoon, follows discrepancies between his and his wife’s statements about travel.
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Khawing Bank
Marshalltown
Donald A. Johnson
Omaha
Green Mountain Sausage Bank
Cedar Stapids
Johnson
Cedar Rapida
Jolson
Hutson
MacDiarmid
Planetary vitality and earthquakes as planetary sign
A fragmentary note discusses how seismology supports Earth’s vitality through earthquakes and the past moon- Earth dynamics. It cites Edinburgh Review on planetary development, argues Earth’s crust flexes with tectonic activity, and claims the globe remains habitable due to ongoing seismic energy release.
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Keithie Gin
Derptian Batigréts
Earth
Dorse
Wilter
Edinburgh Review
Jupiter Abd
Venison and turkeys priced in early Indiana markets
A segment from the Atchison Globe and Indianapolis Star capsules reflect on advice about friendship and deceit, then shift to a historical note noting venison, wild turkey, and quail prices in Morgan and Brown counties during the 1840s and 1850s, comparing them with later prices for pork and chicken. The piece blends social commentary with a nostalgic look at game values in Hoosier markets.
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Morgan
Brown Counties
Fragmentary Verse Line Reflects Deep Dejection
Distinct lines show deep dejection as a figure sits with brow set in sorrow. A directive is issued urging action, though the speaker notes it is a matter of complexion rather than character.
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