Prices Rise Across Food This World Wide Trend
President speaks on cost of living in a special message outlining state department findings on cooperation and living costs in Europe. Consular reports show cooperative societies struggle to keep wages aligned with rising staple prices, with UK data and U.S. wage trends highlighting broad inflation in meat, dairy, and other essentials. Continued on Page Three.
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Arrest of Officers Sparks Union Conflict in Crookston
Crookston Minnesota March 1 19xx sensational stage in rail labor dispute as Superintendent Knobel and Master Mechanic Wed doth face arrest amid claims railroad officers discharged workers for union activity. Officials deny coercion under anti blacklist laws and pledge to present evidence in higher courts. Deputy Walter and others are named in the unfolding legal case.
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Influence Sought by Lobbyists Delays Hydro Bill Passage
Washington March 13 Powerful lobby interest sought to secure passage of a water power bill. The House defeated the measure 82 to 2 amid charges of heavy spending and telegram pressure by a “crater power trust.” Opponents warned the act would nullify forestry laws and government property protections while supporters cited constitutional authority and public benefit.
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TWO YEAR OLD BOY LOSES LIFE IN HOUSE FIRE NEAR SPEEN
A fire destroyed the home of Phomis A. Meagher about 1½ miles northwest of Great Palle. His ten year old son perished in the blaze while the mother was away. The father was away on business. The body will be taken to the city for burial tomorrow.
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Senator Retains His Seat Despite Guilty Verdict
Trenton March 15 The Senate voted 41 to 7 on expulsion of Senator Nichard Titcherherr after a guilty finding last week for conduct unbecoming a public official. He remains a member of the chamber as the expulsion failed.
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Restoring Emperor to Throne Sparks Military Move
Gen Sheng Yuan, former Shensi governor, leads a march toward Peking with 10 000 troops from Kans Province to reinstall the emperor. Empress guards report dispatch of a royal message as coalition hopes rise to end current turmoil. Northern and southern armies resist, including Mongol and Chinese garrison forces, amid uncertain allegiance.
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Mine workers face uncertain talks as strike looms
New York March 18 anthracite operators and United Mine Workers of America stand firm on demands. The operators propose a three year extension. miners seek wage gains and union recognition. Adjournment ordered until Friday as both sides prepare for a joint meeting with no wage concession.
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Papers missing hinder anti trust sugar case at trial
Federal prosecutors faced a setback as key documentary evidence and witness access faltered in the case against directors and officers of the American Sugar Refining Company. Attempts to obtain letters and records tied to Adolph Sexal and Gustave Kissell faltered, hindering proof of a conspiracy involving the Pennsylvian Sugar Company and others.
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British coal talks end without conclusion in London
In London on March 13 the joint conference of the dilations of the twining ere and the mine owners met to discuss foreign stttice under Premier Asquith but adjourned without a final agreement. The distress at see was noted as the talks adjourned to resume tomorrow.
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Tragic Crash Leaves Parents Dead and Children Injured
A wreck near Agno New Mexico kills two adults and injures their five children. The train collision trapped workers in debris, while a group of Mexican laborers nearby were also swept up. Authorities report multiple fatalities and serious injuries as rescue teams search the wreckage.
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NOQ IDEA OF INTERVENTION IN CUBA SAYS PRESIDENT
In Washington the president denied any plan to intervene in Cuba and rejected reports of contemplated action as fabrication. He assured Cuban minister Antonio Martins Rivera the United States had no intention of intervention, dismissing the rumors as untrue.
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SIlly and Spoiled Says Girl Slayer
A fragmented Angeleno report outlines Miza Viola Carver, a young woman, admitting to shooting and killing J. Euwaediige in a California incident. She describes family troubles, relocation, and a plan to end her life, with police filing charges and indicating possible testimony.
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Women Suffrage Delegates Push Amendment in Congress
Washington March 13 Women suffrage lenders faced Congress urging an amendment to the constitution. Speakers including Mrs Leonor Ligon of New York pressed for ballot rights, arguing mothers and caretakers deserve a voice in government and that women must vote to safeguard children and reform.
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Attorney General: No Smelter Trust Exists
The Attorney General states there is no wholesale combination restraining trade in the five major smelter commodities. The department of justice has found no comp migation in restraint of trade affecting the industry.
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Unusual Procedure in Major Ray Case
Washington reports an unusual transfer of papers related to Major Ray case. General Crowder defends actions and cites statutes that barred prosecution for certain acts while noting insufficient evidence in the papers. The proceedings focus on disciplinary action and possible connections to a wartime office.
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President Taft acting to halt weapons to Mexico rebels
Congress moves to empower President Taft to ban the export of arms to Mexico and other Latin American rebels amid civil unrest. Treasury and War officials tighten controls as House actions loom, while foreign policy debates focus on neutrality and enforcement.
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Polhuabua Victory Sparks Onward March in Mexico
March 13 reports from Polhuabua Mexico say the rebel army has secured a victory and will resume the march toward the snack, marking a renewed push by Oncy morn forces.
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Boy Scout Rescues Girl in Harbor Incident
A Boy Scout recounts saving a girl during a perilous harbor incident. General Powell questions the boy as authorities review the event and potential rewards for bravery. The narrative references naval figures and a royal reward, with lingering questions about the outcome.
Local Restaurant Head Is Noted Figure, March Acknowledged
In a brief, unclear report from March, the well known restaurant man Charles Tristan is referenced along with individuals Stondant and Dillon. The piece mentions a head with a mysterious res t volver and notes no newton was identified for the sat.
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