Bold elopers in Descanos chase Death Valley escape
A 17 year old Descanos youth Foreman and his 16 year old sweetheart Gertrude Seifer flee toward Death Valley after eloping by car. A pursuit leads to a gun battle and the girl reportedly escapes as deputies close in, with authorities regrouping and families seeking a quiet return home.
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Lucy
Youn Foreman
Gertrude Seifer
Meath Valley
Descanos
Here
Foereman
Mise Seiler Owas
Santa Ann
Los Angeles
Brome Rock
Foreman
Miss Seller
Tumnee
Park
Eath Valley
Pererree
Mike Sidter
Toad
Sades
Lotamcuiele
Ile
Hiegtlibe
Pacie
Millis
Jdoeeph
Morsman
Waal
Silss
Demand to Attorney General on Facts Concerning Villareal Case
Washington dispatch reports Representative Nicholas of Pennsylvania introduced a House resolution seeking full information from the attorney general about the arrest indictment conviction and imprisonment of Antonia Villareal Ros Magon and Liberado Rivera in the Arizona federal penitentiary for neutrality law violations. The measure asks whether the men will gain freedom at sentence end and accuses U S complicity with Mexican oppression.
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Washington
Awelion
Mexico
Nicholas the Mod
Pennsylvania
Attourney
Federal Penitentiary of
Arizona
Judi Ciiry Committee
Antonia Villareal
Ros. Magon
Liberadt Rivera
Lieve Witerstomd
Nicholis
Mextico
United States
Ferther
Corpses of explosion victims brought home
The government orders duties for the ship explosion victims to be brought back from Manila to Amelia and interred in their relatives’ allotments. Jefferson Hayes Davis of Colorado Springs is announced as Browder’s groom, with a wedding planned after he graduates. Harriet Holmes Daly of Montana marries Count Anton Sieray in New York at Pitt Avenue.
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Washington, Martel
Charleston
Amelia
Manila
Darin’ Goramdeon
Weel
Colorado Springs
Colu
Jefferson Hayes Davis
Jefferson Davis
State Southern Confederacy
Browder
Davis
Calumity Gallge
Mise Dewitt
Coast
New York
Mise
Harriet Holmes Daly
Bate Marcus Daly
Mutse. Mont
Anton Sleray
Budapest
Avetria
Pitt Avemue
Mgr. Lavelle
Europe
Unclear OCR fragment notes stalled progress
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and missing context making it impossible to identify people places dates or events for a coherent summary. No verifiable details to report in a two line record.
coal miners face general strike in April in unnamed region
Kanser Olive Mak reports a general strike threat by the coal miners organization set to begin April 1. The dispute involves multiple entities including Routh Western Cyl Mime type hens association and other groups.
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Kanser Olive
Mak
Wight
Ipeliditeg
Miners Seek Wage Settlement Delay Hits Colorado
Letters from the United Mine Workers at the Cincinnati convention suggest the wage dispute will delay in Colorado. Northern Colorado organizer William Crawford says a strike prospect grows, with mine operators likely to shut pits before a wage increase of fifteen percent is granted.
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Menate
United Mine
Pennsylvania
Hainois
Ohio
Indiana
Howe
Pretver
Colo
Mintoh
Mine Workers of America
Colorado
William Crawford
Northern
Colorado Minetr
Odosire
Baan
Intaest
Mings
Tyeottetay
Western Pacific Damaged Near Salt Lake City
A March 29 report from Utah states Western Pacific rail near Salt Lake City is damaged by today’s storm. Officials assess the extent of the impact as travel conditions and damage details remain under review.
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Ity
Utah
Western Pacific
Balt Lake
Federal Indictment for Bethlehem Steel
A federal grand jury returned true bills of indictment against Bethlehem Steel for accepting concessions from Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia Reading Railroads. The charges involve cancellations of demurrage charges by the railroads. About two weeks earlier the railroads were indicted for remitting those demurrage charges.
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Philadelphia
Federal Grand Jury
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia & Reading
Roosevelt land policy gains allies in Senate debate
Senators from Oregon and nearby states back the land withdrawal plan as part of the administration's conservation push. Support derives from assurances that proposed measures protect resources while limiting private exploitation.
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Washington
Senate
Cimmiberkin
Oregon
Senators split over bill as Chamberlain endorses Roosevelt course
The debate exposed division among Smoot Dixon Chamberlain who supported the bill while Clark and Hughes opposed it. Chamberlain endorsed Roosevelt's course despite his own withdrawal of lands, praising the president for blocking the taking up of valuable lands contrary to AW.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Smoot
Dixon
Chamberlain
Clark
Hughes
Chaberlain
Roosevelt
Congress
Colorado Coal Dealers Demand Through Route
The Colorado Coal Traffic Association of Denver petitions the state railroad commission to force Colorado & Southern Denver & Rio Grande and Santa Fe to grant a joint through route to Watsenburg and Trinidad and intermediate points. Current rates vary from forty to ninety cents by town.
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Denver
Colorado Coal Traffic Association of Denver
State Railroad Commission
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Watsenburg
Trinidad
Investigation of Shipping Lobby Corruption In House
Washington March 29 Charges of corrupt practices by members tied to foreign and shipping interests will be investigated by a special committee. The House approved a resolution to probe the shipping lobby amid allegations from the Marine League organ and others. Legislator Benniet Steenersen of Minnesota and supporters urged a full inquiry.
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Washington
Bourre
Loase
House
Shipping Marine League Ofleveland
Benniet Steenersen
Minnesota
Kustermann
Wisconsin
Womus
JAPAN SPIED SEEK TO CORRUPT SOLDIER AT MANILA
Manila March 2 Two of Mikados subjects are under arrest charged with attempting to buy photographs of Fortifications. The case involves two Japanese agents who approached a U S soldier at Fort Philippine in Manila seeking to obtain images of American fortifications. The soldier has a long Army record including service in the Fourth and Thirteenth cavalry.
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Manila
Japan
Young Egypt Angered With Roosevelt Rally Protests Reach Hotel
Cairo March 28 Former President Roosevelt faced angry demonstrations by 700 students outside Bevoetian University as nationalists demand a constitution. Roosevelt, not at the hotel during the first melee, later declined to attend another protest, saying he heard the noise but did not intend to provoke it.
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Cairo
Roosevelt
Bevoetian University
Rights and Health of the People in Peanut Politics
Commission of experts named by council faced compulsion and refused to bow to political pressure over property and lives. They exposed the waiter issue and ended a water famine despite city administration obstruction. Democratic bosses are accused of trying to fool the people.
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Feader
Albuquerque
W. Wilton
George Tharene
Bunta Fe
Jusin Low Chirke
Thease Amen Fm Ohare
Montoya
A- A
Bedillo
New
Iisk
Br MK
Is & Man
Thes
Chase Wood
Webens Gotan
Roosevelt speech sparks debate in Egypt over assassination remarks
London reports describe mixed reaction to former President Roosevelt’s address to University of Egypt students calling for blunt talk on the assassination of Premier Ghali. Radical and Tory presses clash over his statements while security moves unfold regarding suspected Japanese agents and a house siege in the islands.
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London
Roosevelt
University of Egypt
Houstons Pasha Ghali
Fearless Dectarathons
Albuquerque Republicans Nominate City Ticket For Next Election
The Republican slate in Albuquerque faces scrutiny as they push a platform stressing clean, honest government. The ticket highlights experience and public service, claiming readiness to lead and defend property rights while opposing corruption and political infighting.
Albuquerque Mayoral Race Fires Up Local Civic Candidates
A lengthy Albuquerque editorial endorses John W. Rider for mayor and A. Matson for treasurer while naming council and board of education hopefuls. It attacks the Water Supply faction, contrasts Democratic and Republican tickets, and urges voters to back reform-minded candidates seen as experienced and capable in city affairs.
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John W. Rider
Canaibuity
Albuquerque
Alfuqessage
A. Matson
Mateon
Inside History of City Council Water and Famine Debate
At a Citizens meeting in the Republican Club, Col Monk and Mr Stern denounce Democratic excess and neglect. Stern, an engineer, outlines the Water company issues, costs for pumps and a proposed sewer plan, and exposes alleged mismanagement behind the water supply and famine debate during the current campaign.
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Repoplican Club
Chase
Col Monk
Stern
Bie
Haat
Coolnell
Jwater
Ite
Uurkhert
Biorn
Myanuscript
Republican Party
New Menxion
Mills
Tha Lowe
Loream
National Party of Progress
Democratic Party
Hane
Dearnard
Maeineret
Republican Council
MRMAN
PH Cuey
MR. Summers
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Ity Morning Journal
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