Constantine Becomes King After Military Triumphs
London reports Crown Prince Constantine rises to the throne amid Greek military success in Macedonia and the Janina theater. He faced opposition after the Turkish war of 1907 and an army command reshuffle but has since regained favor. The new queen, sister of Emperor William, is popular in Greece.
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Alexandra
England
Denmark
Otho
Russia
Turkey
Europe
Sophia
Slater
George
Balkan
Bungaria
Servia
Montenegro
Salonki
Prince George
Saloniki
Monastir
Satoniko
Athens
Saloni
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Deepest Sorrow In King’s Native Land
Copenhagen reports profound grief over the death of King George of Greece who spent years in Copenhagen. He lived modestly while monitoring affairs of his homeland, with theaters closing and citizens silent as Athens dispatched news. King Christian received formal notice at midnight. The royal family stayed up for details. His wealth was valued around 20 million dollars due to real estate dealings.
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Denmark
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Pope grieves after tragedy halted by careful news delivery
Rome reports extreme caution in breaking news of a tragedy. Pope Pius, still frail after illness, learned of the death with great sorrow while Greek King Geof e, remembered for affability, prompted condolences from Athens and the Italian foreign minister Marquis di San Juliano.
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Marquis di San Juliano
Athens
Pius
Former minister pays tribute to slain King
New York march 18 the death of King George of Greece will make no change in the Balkan situation in the peacetime outlook as reported by officials and observers familiar with regional tensions. The tribute came from a former minister who stressed continued alliance commitments and caution in the Greek crisis.
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New York
George
Greece
King's Assassination Tragedy Shocks Greek Leader Moses Says
The opinion of former minister George H. Moses in this city portrays Constantine as fully aligned with his father on policy. Moses praises King George for leadership during hardship, his role in reorganization of Greece, and potential Balkan leadership had he lived. He notes Constantine is a capable, well trained ruler.
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Greece
Moses
Constantine
King George
George
Balkan Federation
King George of Greece Remembered as Democratic Autocrat
Special Dispatch reports King George of Greece, aged about sixty eight, noted for unifying leadership and democratic spirit. He modernized Greece’s defenses, led campaigns in the Balkan wars, promoted Saloniki interests, and influenced Venizelos era reforms amid ethnic tensions and shifting alliances. Also reported: Mrs. George B. Swan of Splonkop, formerly Bozeman, dies at home after brief illness, survived by husband and daughters.
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George B. Swan
Splonkop
Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Hue
Aso
Year in Deeper Special Dispatch Summary
Robert Mc Meekin was found guilty by a jury in St. Helis of forging and passing a small check. Judge Duncan sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary. He was taken to Deer Lodge today.
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Stannara
Missoula
Robert McMeekin
St. Hegis
Duncan
Deer Lodge
Wilson limits interviews to cabinet picks in admin move
Special Correspondence reports President Wilson will avoid conferences with office seekers, choosing only interviews he initiates. The policy aims for prudent administration and efficient selection, while cabinet choices gain more latitude to assess applicants. The piece reviews past publicity, cabinet selection dynamics, and the political balance as Wilson forms his team.
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Standard
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Fone
Franklin K. Lane
Calfornia
Lanois
the Interior
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Both Houses Move Toward Unified Tariff Revision
The tariff revision bills are shaping up for submission to the Democratic majority in the House. The House committee backed a 15 percent ad valorem wool duty with reductions on wool manufacture, while raw wool retains one cent per pound. Meats would be placed on the free list as in the prior Senate bill. Seattie remained dutiable. A conference between Senate and House subcommittees, led by Senator Simmons and Representative Underwood, aims to harmonize action and accelerate the extra session’s end.
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House Committee
Seattie
Senate
Simmons
Underwood
Butte Notes and City Briefs Touch Down In Short Parade
Butte reports F M Belk left for Chicago. Finnish Lutheran services to be held at St Mark’s Church with Rev M Hudloff. Chief Little Bear of the Crees and his interpreter visit, Sol Levy guiding them. Tom Posey, 50, an old tuner, fell on Park Street and was treated. Thomas R James, beaten on Front Street, moved home, not seriously hurt. Revival at Mountain View Church draws largest crowd as Rev G D Wolfe speaks. J Alford of Helena to speak tonight and tomorrow.
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Silver
Montana
M. Hudloff
Little Bear
City
Sol Levy
Tom Posey
Butte
Park Street
J. Alford
Helena
Changes in United States Steel report details earnings shift
New York, March 18. United States Steel issues its eleventh annual report noting a change in bookkeeping methods. Total earnings excluding interest on bonds and mortgages are listed at 117,28,402, with prior years reflecting deductions. 1912 production reached 28,428,449 tons of iron ore, up from 19,088,631 tons in 1911, while total production of rolled and fine steel is mentioned.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Corporate steel output and employment in early 20th century
The record shows steel sale totals of 12,506,619 tons and 9,745,258 tons in 1811 and Againe, with the corporation employing an average of 221,025 workers in 1912, up from 198,688 in 1911. Total annual salaries and wages rose to $189,351,602, an increase of $6,? over 1911.
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Corporation
Boxing Bill Introduced in Quaker Legislature
A proposed boxing act would grant exclusive control over all matches to the commission. No bout could exceed ten rounds and gloves must be at least eight ounces. Clubs offering sparring events require licensing and a state tax of five percent on gross receipts. A boxer-1% disqualification for six months on a first fake bout, and lifetime ban on a second offense.
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Commission
Wolgast vows to quit if he loses to Tommy Murphy
San Francisco reports former lightweight champion Ad Wolgast plans retirement if he loses to Tommy Murphy next month. Manager Tom Jones cites finger injury and possible April 19 date shift, with Wolgast still training at Harbin Springs if health allows. In Kalamazoo, Michigan, $26,000 in early closing purses were announced for Grand Circuit races August 4, featuring the Paper Mille 1200 and Burdick Hotel 5000 purses with a unique four heat format and prize caps.
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Ad Wolgast
Tommy Murphy
Ring
Tom Jones
Wogast
Wolgast
Harbin Springs
Jones
Medford
Ore
Kalamazoo
Tich
W. P. Engleman
Burdick Hotel
Progressives Meet in Kalispell Banquet Hall
Fifty members of the progressive party assembled at the Masonic temple banquet room in Kalispell. Representatives A. L. Jordan and H. T. Mayfield spoke. the meeting outlined a plan for direct legislation and pledged local support for the cause.
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Stannara
Kalispell
Progressive Party
Masonic Temple
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H.T. Mayfield
Hocrey
Iocat
University Fans Boost Missoula Helena Trip For Victory
University supporters plan a group run from Missoula to Helena to back the varsity team. Officials say a couple of hundred persons will travel to cheer, aiming to lift the team to win.
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University
Helena
Santa Rei
Missoula
Uniform decision for home and road games announced
The Butte club ordered uniforms: home white with blue trimmings and military collar, blue socks, cap. road gray with maroon trimming, gray stockings and caps, and mackinaws. Order totals $600. Rube Levy appears likely to rejoin, and Gifin from Sioux City is signed. McGeehan’s contract returned. Merkle imposes fines for Coast League trades.
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Merkle
Rube Levy
Gifin
Sioux City
Great Falls
McGeehan
Games for San Francisco and 1919 track plans
James B of the A A U and Panama Pacific athletics director heads to San Francisco to finalize plans for 1915 international track and field events and to secure 1919 national championships with a modern pentathlon gold medal. Sullivan aims to finalize events for foreign entrants. In Visalia a Chicago team beat Portland 9 1 in the third inning as depicted by a Coast League box score.
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James B
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
International Olympic Committee
Sullivan
Visalia
Cal
Collins
Portland
TH. EB
Chicago
Sita Ak
Portland Ree
Sini Easterly
Hagerman
Krapp
Fisher
Wanted Boys After School Hours in Butte
Classified notice seeks boys for after school work with Home Independent Messenger Co. in Butte. No further details provided in fragment.
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