Sugar on Free List Looms As Tax Bill Passes Caucus
Democratic caucus advances bills to place sugar on the free list and extend the corporate tax to individuals and partnerships earning $7000 annually. The excise measure would tax incomes above $400 at 1 percent, aiming to raise $50 to $100 million yearly while reducing sugar prices for consumers.
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Maren
Aris Cn
House
Ways and Means
Supreme Court
Underwood
Umrans
Window smashing raid by suffragettes shocks city
The text describes a coordinated suffragette attack across central London smashing hundreds of shop windows, including in Trafalgar Square, Strand, Piccadilly and Oxford Street. Emmeline Pankhurst and two others led the action, with arrests, property damage totaling thousands of pounds, and widespread public alarm while police struggled to respond.
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Avrest
Trafalgarsmore
Strand
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Oxfoni Street
Emmialing Pankhurst
Marshall
Lukes
Downing Street
Colon
Ein Staten
Undertak
Woman in Police Court Over Pistol in Stocking
In Los Angeles in March Mrs. N B Walton testified in police court that she carried a pistol in her stocking to confront a man who wronged her. She said she would have killed him if found, and the case was adjourned until tomorrow for further action after an officer testified to seeing a revolver outline in her stocking.
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Los Angeles
N. B. Walton
Notable Lawyer Lwin Bayard Chitin Dies in Train Accident
New York society circles mourn the death of Aleatnr, a renowned lawyer linked to multiple corporations and boards, who was killed tonight while traveling on a train near the Wert. The death was confirmed by a private telegram received by his brother Nobert Fulton Cutting.
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March
Lwin Bayard Chitin
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Jandor
Privat
Nobert Fulton Cutting
Anaconda to Spend Million on Calumet Plant
Anaconda Copper Mining company plans a 1 million dollar plant in Chicago Calumet district on a tract of acres near ship harbor. The facility will produce copper parts and castings for car construction and heavy electrical machinery, employing 600 to 1000 workers. City council granted street vacations for the deal, signaling a major shift into manufacturing and potential high earnings for stockholders.
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Chicago
Hast Chicago Company
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Calumet
Teast Chicago Council
Anaconda’ Company
Rebels advance as Mexican forces near Chimuaria siege
Fragmented dispatches describe movement by Mexican rebels toward Chimuaria with reports of junta appointments, looting, and a convoy advancing from Matamoros. Mentions Gonzalo Marile and Antonio Chasarata amid clashes and shifting loyalties as U S troops observe from El Paso.
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Tex Salevar
Monly
Revela
Pascal Orono
Nonone
Gonzalo Marile
General Trevino
Shera Wan
Yoho
Hatfield jailed for California land fraud and forgery
Seattle prisoner Hatfield, once a jailer and bookkeeper, is in a federal case involving forged deeds and land sales in California. Irwin of Kings County, another defendant, faces charges as Seattle authorities pursue restitution and ongoing trials. The scheme allegedly used forged California deeds to siphon land value while authorities uncover the ring and halted transfers.
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California
Iho Dreds
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Jalher
Sears
Hotheld
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Abel
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Oakland
Cal
Sarah J. Crum
Jana
Parachute Rescue of Aviator From Plane Fall
An aviator named Kerry attempted a parachute escape from a plane piloted by Kinloch. The parachute opened after a rapid descent, allowing Kerry to land safely despite the aircraft tumbling and crashing near the ground. soldiers observed the dramatic rescue and the crowd held its breath as the diver dropped and then landed unharmed.
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Ling
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Phewi
Itera
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Apex
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Derry
Treethy
Witborg
Arid Chaers
Strike Committee Refuses Increase Amid Textile Labor Dispute
The Strike Committee rejects wage increases for textile workers as mills offer limited raises and threaten lockouts. About 18,000 workers remain mobilized with reorganizations planned, while some plants push for higher pay and others delay to Monday.
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Lele
Cita
Wooten
Airiie
Tnduatrial Workers of the World
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Catse
Atillan
Atrikern
Unita Anistriilles
Colonel Never Used Coercion in High Court Case
A garbled clipping references Colonel Samy Tyler and a war crime claim, but readable fragments suggest a statement denying coercion. Unclear names and dates hinder precise attribution. the piece hints at a political or military inquiry with potential legal ramifications.
Disgraceful Record of Panama Is Called For
Washington March 1 The senate adopted regulation calling on President to brief the senate on all correspondence with Colombia concerning the Panama canal acquisition. Senator Hichenck of Nebraska urged it as an option and charged former President Roosevelt with complicity in a conspiracy to foment regulation by which Panama and Colombia would yield the canal to the United States. There was no division in the vote, and the debate touched on archives and the national policy surrounding the canal dispute.
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Coors
Washington
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Hichenck
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Reece
Politician Fails to Obstruct Abolish I Cabe’s Office
In Washington on March 1 Rep Reprepresentative Clark of Florida argued to abolish the solicitor’s office within the department of gurrionTeure cunel. The measure faced a heated hour's debate in the house. The chair overruled his point of order and his motion failed to proceed.
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Department of
Treasury Gains Bup a Washington March 1
The result Aes tyity in commerce due to spring has reduced the d us fr of the federal poverty att to $20. Some oat Aga the dotlest was 322,360,000, while s year aga A wae $8,000,000.
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Tne
Night of Darkness Shuts City as Riots Rage in Capital
Desultory gunfire and looting echoed through the capital as electric power failed, streets emptied, and troops patrolled. Loyal forces fought skirmishes with rebels near the outskirts while foreign legations fortified their quarters amid fires and chaos.
Infatuated suitor shoots woman in failed marriage bid
Portland March 1 infatuated man with no prior acquaintance pursued Mrs Nettle Whetstone, daughter of SN L Dulley, and followed her for weeks. Believing he killed her, Coleman shot at a bystander and died. A note found on his body reveals he loved Mrs Whetstone but knew his plea would not be returned.
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