Militant Olive Hocken on Trial for Fire at Roehampton Club
Miss Olive Hocken, militant suffragette, goes on trial for firing the Roehampton Golf Club pavilion. Evidence includes a cache of suffragette weapons and a letter from Mrs Pankhurst urging acts of protest. Arson squads earlier destroyed Lady Amy White’s country home and the Weston-super-Mare golf club buildings, with fire crews unable to stop the blazes.
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Miss Hocken
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Amy White
Bryan Praises Progressive Cabinet Members In Speech
William Jennings Bryan extolled the cabinet as progressive and vowed to uphold the party platform of 20 years while noting he cannot appoint all friends. He urged trust in the administration and said the senate now reflects progressive control as he prepares to return to Washington from Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Northern Mexico Affairs See Carranza Strengthen Control
Mexico City reports hopeful for government stability as Carranza supporters dominate the north from Monterey to Laredo. General Tracy Aubert advances from Monterey with most of his force, defending Monterey from attack. Zapata leaders move south to seek cooperation with the government as Fran. Teco de la Barra becomes governor of the state of Mexico.
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Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Tracy Aubert
Monterey
Carranza
Amd
Pascual Oroxco
Governor Trevino resigns Sueve Fronce state governorship
General Geronimo Trevino resigned today as governor of the state of Sueve Fronce in Monterey Mexico. He offered no explanation for his faction and the legislature will convene Monday to act on the resignation. Trevino's loyalty to the constituted Mexican government had been in doubt and his move is seen as sympathy with Provisional President Huerta.
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Marena
Generonimo Trevino
Sueve Fronce
Butte Team Loses in Debate with Missoula
In a debate at Missoula county high school the Butte high school team fell to Missoula speakers in the state debating league qualifier. Judges included President Craighead and Professor Palmer. Arthur won best debater for Missoula as Clarence Streit and teammates from Butte accounted for a spirited showing.
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Mutts High School
Toca High School
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Carroll Baker
Sturt Meliame
Nustrins Move Produces Crisis In Austria Hungary
Vienna dispatches report Albanian Catholics at Djakova forced to convert under threat of death. Four Catholic priests were said to be slain for refusing to renounce faith amid Montenegrin assaults on Scutari. Servia’s fortifications at Durazzo and railway plans spur Austrian action as civilians seek refuge in a cathedral.
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Djakova
Palle
Scutari
Servia
Durazzo
Ministers' Investments Debate Signals Political Tension
London March 29 Parliament raised ethics of ministerial investments as Sir Rufus Isaacs and Herbert Santel faced deals. Andrew Bonar Law urged Premier Asquith to state his position in the House of Commons. Asquith said a statement was not due, Law signaled he would press the issue again next Tuesday.
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Ci Hon
Rufus Isaacs
Herbert L. Santel
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Asquith
House of Commons
Spotted Fever Campaign Planned in Bitter Root
Washington reports Surgeon General Blue approved directing a campaign against Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Bitter Root valley Montana at the Montana state board of health's request. Passed Assistant Surgeon Z R Meclintock died of fever last August, and no officer had held this post since. District Attorney Whitman travels to Albany to discuss opposing Thaw’s habeas corpus bid. Gunboat Castina commander cited for jumping overboard at Guantanamo to aid in rescues. Boston sees a surge of wage strikes as Easter rush hits shops. Winthrop Ames offers a $10 000 prize for best American play before August 15.
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Gieral Blue
Geon L. D. Fricks
Rocky
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
Montana State Board of Health
Public Health ‘Service
Z.R. Meclintock
Munyon plant in West Philadelphia burns. $200000 loss
Fire destroys the Munyon company laboratory in West Philadelphia today. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. Of the 159 girls employed in the building many escaped by jumping from windows. no injuries were reported. The incident interrupts production but local authorities report no fatalities.
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Mrs Eaton Held On Poisoning Charge
Mrs Eaton faces murder charges in the death of Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton. An inquest, arrest at Assinnippi, and a court appearance followed. authorities probe poison procurement while the accused pleads not guilty. The admiral died from arsenical poisoning connected with financial and marital strains.
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Bat
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Butte Notes and People at City Events
A brisk Butte notes item details Wasey of Seattle visiting the city, M Brundidge of Great Falls at a meeting, J S Pauley headed east to promote the Red Men, and Wyatt Paine from Libby aiding Lincoln county prisoners in Deer Lodge. Also mentions a dainty attic miss arriving at the Kerri gan home and local weather turning from below zero to near zero by night.
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Oliver Ty Writer Company
M. Brundidge
Great Palle
Butte Poultry Association
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John Kerrigan
Iowa Avenue
Wyatt Paine
Ute
Libby
Lincoln County
Deer Lodge
Frank J. Riley
Carpenters Union Adopts Resolution Praise for Two Carpenters Lawmakers
At a large meeting of Butte local 11 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters resolutions were adopted praising Representative William Cutts and J McNaully of the Thirteenth legislature. The vote of thanks cited their work on free night schools and employment agencies, plus their stance on the compensation bill. The union also endorsed J Dean of Missoula for the state fish and game commission.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters
William Cutts
J McNaully
Butte Carpenters’ Union
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H. Harney
Gottstrom
Officers elected as Grand Council of North American Indians
Washington March 20 With the closing meeting the grand council of North American Indians completed its organization. Plenty Coos Crow Keen Waters Umatia W Car Baldwin Chippewa Jeas CG Wright and Heaney named to leadership roles. A bureau was proposed to bridge between tribes and the government. The Crow delegation left Washington after presenting regalia and gifts to Secretary Lane.
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Heaney
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Indian Bureau
Thirsloner Abbott
Local Woman Dies After Long Walkerville Residence
An elderly resident of Walkerville, aged years, passed away after a long residence in the town. She was active in church work and is mourned by a sister and other relatives. Details of the death and funeral are forthcoming.
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Mount Hethel Epd
Differences Of Opinion Over Work Of Art In Censorship Case
In Chicago March 20 a municipal court heard protests from school officials clergy and police about a painting titled September Morn. TD Jackson a dealer argued against the poles censor order to remove it from display. Judge Rooney adjourned after accepting a copy as a gift and a jury of workers will decide if the piece is art or immoral.
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Time and a Half or Strike Decision Delayed
A workers committee planned to reconvene to present a choice to employees: accept a time and a half overtime clause or face a strike. The managers’ committee failed to secure a settlement today as talks continued.
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Quick Acceptance Of His Resignation
The document records acceptance of a resignation as of the present day. It notes the President’s letter dated yesterday and that the resignation is approved promptly. The tone reflects formal cabinet procedure and administrative courtesy. The source emphasizes immediate action and continuity of governance.
Bryan Expresses Sympathy With President on Chinese Loan
Des Moines March 20 Seers tonight declared that there is sympathy with President Wilson regarding the Chinese loan policy. The speaker noted the change in policy and the resignation of Huntington, former assistant secretary, and indicated that while bankers and others acted in what they believed best for the country, he remains sympathetic to Wilson and indorses the President's stance. He expressed confidence that China will welcome the nation’s attitude and praised his association with the President.
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