Investigations linked to Lawrence strike reach Congress
The House Rules Committee plans to urge a broad inquiry into the American Woolen Company, labor conditions, capitalization, and status as a corporation following the Lawrence strike. Witnesses included company representatives, a Lawrence city missionary, and local citizens, who described attacks on workers and damage to mills during the turmoil.
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Washington
American Woolen Company
Congress
House Committee On Rules
Lawrence
Mass
House
Rules
Representative Wilson
Pennsylvania
Representat Bereer
Tram Wincousin
Clark Carter
Citzena’ Committee
Gmounty
Mayes
Frank Sherman
Equ Sity
Ayat
Austin YF. Wane
Ayer
Explosion Kills Four Miners in Ne 1 Coal Mine
An explosion of gas at the Ne 1 Diamondkoler colleries today killed four miners and badly burned two others. Names given include John Mog and Mad Pires Gelinas. Survivors were taken from the mine as extinguishing and rescue efforts followed the blast.
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Brillah Columbia
Moreh Z
John Mog
Pires Gelinas
Cary
Alexander Ditkerson
Madero Forces Enter United States Amid Mexican Tensions
Reports say General San Jings moved 300 federal troops dressed as civilians into Presidio opposite Ojinaga after rebels captured the town. American residents discuss risks as Governor Colquitt protests US and Mexican authorities over the troop movements and border incidents mar a tense frontier.
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Chinuahua
Mexico
Madero
Colquitt
Washingdon
San Jings
Illo Grande
Ojim
United States
Laredo
Wagle Pass
Presidio
Ojinaga
Ban Jinoy
Jource
Inss
Lloyds
Torreon
Tere
De la Barra Faithful Hope For Mexico’s Righting Affairs
Pays March 7 The belief that Mexico will emerge triumphant from its present troubles and words of friendliness for the United States were expressed by Francisco L de la Barra former provisional president of Mexico at a reception in his honor by the Pro American committees. Paul du Leroy-Beaulieu of the French institute welcomed De la Barra. He said it was natural the United States should have an important influence in Mexico but in the interest of equilibrium and Latin character. De la Barra after praising French genius expressed the hope the revolution would soon end thanks to friendly opinion ensuring peace for the nation. He said Mexicans can sustain a healthy democracy, noting Mexico’s geographic position creates grave problems with a powerful republic neighbor and stressing the sentiment of justices toward the United States government.
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Pays
Mexico
United States of America
Trancisco L. de l. Barra
Paul du Leroy-Beaulen
de la Barra
United States
Mesien
Suhor de la Barra
Phrate
Mexica
Unt
Come
Rebel arms held up on this side of boundary
Dasn March 7 shipments of farms and ammunition to The Gasquists elsal Juarez alleged to be in violation of neutrality laws were obstructed today by Col. E. Z. Steaver commandant of the United States troops on duty along the Mexican border. A consignment of 0 guns and 10,000 rounds of ammunition destined to Jones Smith whom Colonel Steaver on atmcus received Tram operate the department of state and justice characterized as a fictitious person are being held at the United States army.
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Dasn
Juarez
Col
E. Z. Steaver
United States
Jones
Smith
Steerer
Atmcus
Tram
Department of State and Justice
Imiy
Divorces In Duluth Case Reveal Family Ties
In Duluth March 3 a Lond Los Angeles born Alice Tee sues Trab ort Alexander Lee for divorce. Mrs Lee admits Robert Alexander Lee is her husband’s son and that her daughter bears blood ties to the defendant. Judge Dancer questions whether the names and relations are the same. The younger Mrs Lee is about age and Robert Lee, her husband, a pharmacy instructor, faces desertion allegations.
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Duluth
Minn
Win Tiverce
Alice Ch. D. Tee
Los Angeles
Trabort Alexander Lee
Rich and Poor Contrast in Everyday Life Revealed
An illustrated piece contrasts rich and poor life cycles, noting clothing, meals, family, and social risks. It claims the rich enjoy comforts like European wives and cars, while the poor endure drafty transport and hunger, yet enjoy simple papers and friendships. The piece ends by contrasting statuses at meals and public entertainment.
Americans Brace for Strong Defense in Mexico City
In Mexico City in March, Americans discussed self defense plans if disorders erupt. Committees coordinate with foreign nationals, with Amerrican ambassador's approval. Proposals include concentrating at a packing company site, provisioning for a day’s defense, and rifles from a German colony, aiming to organize residents for rapid action.
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Mexico City
Taves
Wiis
Iken
Jailers Locked Out by Prisoners at San Diego
Ninety prisoners from the Tar Mine enforcement riot in Talega held city hall, blocked doors, and forced jailers to retreat. Prisoners stripped cups, created obstacles, and entrenched as police moved to starve them into submission. A crowd of about 14,000 gathered in front of the jail.
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San Diego
Cal
Talega
Rice Pleads Guilty Gets Year In Jail
New York judge sentences Rice to one year confinement for role in a long court case. Co defendants Schettels and others receive varied penalties. parts of the brokerage firm conduct cited as a factor. Jury actions and statements emphasize the broad impact on the industry and related cities.
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Rice
New York
Marcel T.plean
George Graham Nice
Bernard J. Gcheftela
Ulefiels & Co, Roughty & Dramatic
United States
Charles FF
Beton
Charles B
Snd
Ralph J. Water
Ann Wey
Amd Ell
Etuvke
Lee
Jaros
Cnet
Thrash sentence for violation of lea pronation law
In a March court session in Taluigh North Carolina Thrash, a wealthy defendant, was ordered by officials to pay his wife’s, and serve one month in jail for violations of the lea pronation law. He will also pay a fine of $2,000.
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Taluigh
N.C
Thrash
Bunge Ennity
Lodsy
Wreckage Toll May Reach High Death Count
Train disaster leaves unconfirmed casualties as rescue teams comb wreckage. Unclear identities and origins cloud the scene with responders detailing stretchered survivors and the chaotic search for missing passengers.
Government failed to make case in Packers trial
The court records show Judge Carpenter indicates the government failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt in the Packers inquiry. The proceedings move toward ruling on the government's assertions as Cotterill leads with a 2 to 1 majority showing, tallying 34386.
Captain Scott Discovers Pole
Captain Scott reports discovering a pole in unclear circumstances with later statements from VAly suggesting he was involved or present. The report lacks detail on location timing or outcome.
Race For Pole Reaches Tilt Between Amundsen Scott
Reports from London Copenhagen and Wellington describe rival Norwegian explorer Amundsen and British Captain Scott racing to the pole. Dispatches note uncertainty over final word as Amundsen reportedly nears the milestone with revised plans and supply advantages.
Sixteen Teams Vie in One Million Run Event
The report highlights sixteen teams racing for a one million prize in a key event featuring Siva Games player IX state Hasket national taurnamest at Anzeman.
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Siva Games
State interscholastic basketball tourney opens amid blustery weather
The Montana state interscholastic tournament begins with 25 teams as 18 compete in preliminary rounds after a weather-delayed grand parade. Anaconda and Butte lead early, with standout performances by Sul livin and Donnelly for respective squads. Refs, schedules, and byes shape the contest, while teams like Missoula Fort Benton and Great Falls eye semifinals.
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Beiag
Eatra Factory
Intersechalastic Athletic Association
Esportig Timber
State College
Taunges
Missoula
Fort Benton
Mele
Custer County
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Flathead County
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