Race to the South Pole Divides Explorers Reach
Reports from Christiania and Copenhagen state Amundsen reportedly reached the South Pole ahead of Captain Scott. The two navigators pursued rival routes as Haakon of Norway and other leaders awaited confirmation amid cables from the Fram and Terra Nova expeditions.
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Copenhagen
Social Fiemoleraten
Aispateh
Christiania
Hay
I’sam
Amundsen
South Pole
March
Ting Haakon
Norway
Ute
Wing Haaken
Kew] Yealand
Heart
Globe
Robert Talcon Scott
Port Chalmers
N Zealand
Vni
Royal Geographical Society
Roald Amundsen
Araandson
South America
Buenos Ayres
Straits of Magellan
Ross Sea
Scott
New Zealand
Shackleton
Willd Fitehner
Lieutmant Shires
Douglas Mawson
Australia
Fitehner
Deutschland
Gil. Ie
Jhagce
Tubrh
Shackelton
Tass Sea
Sydney
Mawson
Hobart
Tasman
Aurora
Miner fatally shot while cleaning loaded revolver
Joe Christich, 23, a miner living at Ivanhoe Lion Fast Park Street, discharged a revolver while cleaning it. He said, I didn't know it was loaded, and the bullet entered the stomach area, passing through the body. He was transported to St James hospital for surgery but died soon after.
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Joe Christich
Ivanhoe Lion
Runnels
de. P. H. McCarthy
Christick
St. James’ Hospitel
Brior
Enptatich
Christich
Ming
Jayl
Railroads Short of Coal Amid Early Miner Strike
New York, March 7. Fear of a strike by 180,000 anthracite coal miners on April 1 prompted a coal rush as consumers stock up. Railroads report depleted reserves and effort to boost supplies, while dealers raise prices by 1 to 1.25 dollars per ton. operators claim mine cars are priced at regular rates.
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New York
Hows
Torneo
Federal Prosecutor HaLeD To Police Court In Misconduct Case
Spokeno Washington reports United States district attorney Marteh Onin was arrested on a police court warrant charged with disorderly conduct. The complaint cites an altercation on a streetcar involving West and a niece of Cain. The case against Cath was called for trunk tomorrow.
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Spokeno
Wash
Marteh
Qoscir Onin
United States
Morphy W. St. West
Bookkooner
Anid
Weat
Cain
Cath Wit Ho
Socialists Marry in Mayor's Office in Quiet Ceremony
A socialist couple wed in the mayor's office amid secrecy as Mayor Duncan claimed no knowledge of the event. The bride Mable, Sanitary Inspector and state organizer for the party, and groom Jatherlee, both active in the socialist organization, were married by witnesses at 8 o clock and shared a reception at the Bateman home. The couple then moved to the bride's residence at 1723 Oregon Avenue to begin their life together.
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I. Wrante Mable
Tuuncun
Jatherlee & Widuyw
Duncun
J. A. Bateman
Ural
Oregon Avening
Livy
Malic
Matlais
We Party
Howards
Edwards
Trades and Labor Council
Laundry Workers’ Union
Bold Colorado official cites famed diamond robbery
Deputy Sheriff Sam Fabrizio of Pueblo called the confessed diamond theft of Missouri porch climber Tichard Burke from T A Thatcher's Pueblo residence one of the boldest heists in Colorado memory. Felix Roberts, charged as an accomplice, was seized in Butte while trying to discard $3,000 of the $10,000 haul. Burke, in his confession, exonerated Soberis from participating in the burglary.
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Tichard Burke
Missouri
T. A. Thatcher
Pueblo
Colorado
Sheri Sam Fabrizio
Puebla
Missintin
Burke
Felix Roberts
Butte
Will
Soberis
Funeral Notices For Teese Stevens And Lafayette Parker
The funeral for Teese B Stevens will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the First Presbyterian church with a service at the church and a private viewing period. The Lafayette Parker funeral will be moved from Tears Davenport to the residence of Mr and Mrs Mimer J Bravery at 08 Holarady street, followed by a private burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Stevens
Teese
B. Stevens
Ac TR
First Presbyterian Church
Dunse
Groeneveld
Lafayette Parker
Mimer J. Bravery
Labor Leader Voices Support for Striking Workers
A Labor representative spoke today on behalf of striking workers in Anecatine. The speech condemned actions by the Tocuianianists and urged unity with Gun Congress for prompt resolutions.
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Ptronwresstanel Iai
Mueesttine
Requests for vouchers for father's witness fees
In Waslington on March 7 Charles Gator seeks vouchers for his father’s witness fees and mileage related to the late John W. Cates investigation. He mentions Memorial constructs and saving orchards, seeking allowance of the fees totaling 824.
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Waslington
Charles Gator
Poly
Tohn W. Cates
Chaldman Stanley
Askine
Gon
Ask Congress Action urged by Muscating leader
Dofin Mitchell, president of the Amnc¢ricon Pederaden, calls on Congress to act during the March TActivity in Muscating Town. The appeal seeks legislative steps addressing unspecified policy concerns raised at the gathering.
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Muscating
Town
March
Dofin Mitchell
The
Amnc¢ricon Pederaden
Facing Poor Farm Pioneer Appeals for Aid
Jon Cuyapher, a resident of Aldethie, seeks county assistance after failing to find work at the poor farm. He describes fractured prospects, unable to teach Baltic Lake tasks, and requests help from relatives as a county case weighs aid. Campbell, once in speculative ventures, shows faded prospects while friends provide some support.
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Jon Cuyapher
Ba Aldethie Pingpetinn
Charlie
Tie
Withort
Balt Lake
Campbell
Women’s Daily losses tied to women’s investments
Testimony in a United States Securities case revealed that the Women's Daily magazine advertised profitable investments and held stock and assets as franchises. Francis G. Batnai, former jeweler at the company, testified about losses attributed to the publication and the concealment of those losses on company books. The defendant Lewis Putnavin faced charges of defrauding investors.
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Loui
Lewis
Putnvin
Finger prints used as evidence in theft trial
March proceedings in Municipal Judge Beltler's court focus on Tony Vartectl charged with stealing a hammered gold ornament from the Sinskell museum at the University of Chicago. Fingerprints on the glass case allegedly linked to the crime, a taper photograph was taken, and Hartsell was questioned later at Vepana.
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Ahinago
Beltler
Tony Vartectl
Sinskell Museum
Chicago
Hartsell
Vepana
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