Paris Bank Robbery and Killings By Auto Bandits
Paris reports a new wave of motor banditry as four assailants hijack a car, shoot a chauffeur and rob a Chantilly bank, killing a cashier and wounding others. The gang, seen in Saint Lazare and near Chantilly, flees toward Paris as police pursue by bicycle and motorcar.
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Paris
France
Bellevueve St. George
Faris
Saint Lazare Terminus
Chantimy
Argente
Chantilly
Villeneuve-St. George
Alphonse Bertillon
Dixon's Absence Delays Conference With Fisher
Senator Dixon's trip to New York to confer with Colonel Roosevelt delays Montana's talks with the interior secretary on Milk River and St Mary's River projects. Dixon plans to return tomorrow for a conference. The Senate adopts a resolution seeking interior bureau of mines reports and needed appropriations to boost metal mining work. Thomas Hanlon named postmaster at Hobson Montana.
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The
Standard
Washington
Dixon
New York
Roosevelt
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Milk River
St. Mary's River
Senate
Bureau of Mines
Thomas Hanlon
Hobson, Mont
Philbrook
Four Die as Fire Ravages Fall River Hotel
A blaze at the four story Fall River hotel on West Street in New York spreads from basement to roof. Four people are dead and four are injured. Mrs. O'Malley who ran the hotel is among the dead. Two bodies found are believed to be a negro man and his wife. Patrick McNamara is dying in hospital. Three other men are seriously hurt.
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Chantilly
Paris
Garnier
Calgmbes
New York
Fall River
West Street
O'Malley
Patrick McNamara
Polish girl commits suicide in county jail
Veronica Bordeski, 22, a Polish cook at the county jail, died after swallowing concentrated acid. A note to Sheriff Collins explained her motive. She leaves a sister Mary Byrde in Devil's Lake, N D, and had previously attempted suicide at age ten. She had come from Havre and had a ranch near Fort Benton.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Collins
Veronica Bordeski
Father Dineen
Devil's Lake
N. D
Mary Byrde
Fort Benton
Havre
Senate shelves Wiley resolution on retirement of chief chemist
Senator Martin's resolution expressing the senate's regret over Dr. Wiley's retirement as chief chemist of the Agriculture Department was shelved. A substitute from Martin of Virginia referred the resolution to the agriculture committee and prevailed.
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Washington
Martin
Senate
Dr. Wiley
Agricultureal Department
New Jersey
Virginia
Committee On Agriculture
Treasury report shows deficit cut by spring trading gains
Washington reports that increased spring trading helped reduce the federal deficit. Treasury officials noted Saturday receipts topped expenditures by 1.218 million dollars, narrowing the deficit to 16.45 million dollars from earlier levels.
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Washington
Treasury
Prisoner Aid Attempt Ends in Prison Term for Miss Allen
Miss Georgia Allen of Vancouver B C pleaded guilty to attempting to aid a federal prisoner’s escape. She was sentenced to 1 to 10 years in the state penitentiary after trying to enter the county jail with a hidden revolver and saws. The case involves George Muir alias Kidd and Paul Webster who are detained on opium smuggling charges.
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Bellingham
Wash
Georgia Allen
Alten
Vancouver
B. C
George Muir
Kidd
Muir
Paul Webster
Boundary Line
Darrow Denies Ill Health, Refutes Settlement Claim
Clarence Darrow, the Chicago attorney famed for the McNamaras defense, denies reports of poor health and any settlement talks. He states he is in good health and the case will go to trial with the jury to decide guilt or innocence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
McNamaras
Darrow
Chicago executives jailed for trade name injunction breach
John V. Steeger president of a piano manufacturing company and four other officials were sentenced to three to seven days in jail for violating an injunction restraining use of a certain trade name.
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Chicago
John V. Steeger
One Un padded census case is freed by court
In Tacoma on March 5 Judge Rudkin ruled the government evidence against K H Schafer in a conspiracy to alter census figures irrelevant. The defense obtained an instructed not guilty verdict for Schafer. Motions for acquittals for Kelly and Watts were denied as the trial moves toward a jury verdict.
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Tacoma
Wash
K. H. Schafer
Guy K. Kelly
Roger Watts
Rudkin
Newton
Schafer
Kelly
Watts
Cotton Report Issued on Six Months Supply and Stocks
The census bureau released the supply and distribution report for the six months ending February 29. Supply totals 16,723,221 bales with beginning stocks of 1,375,081 and ginnings at 15,279,522. End of period stocks are 6,092,? bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Army officer to be reprimanded after cross border action
Lieut. Ben W. Field of the Eighth Infantry faces a reprimand following a court martial verdict. He recently led 19 U S soldiers over a bridge from El Paso into Mexican territory. The ruling was announced in San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ben W. Field
Ehighteenth Infantry
United States
el Paso
Livingston Republicans Nominate Aldermanic Candidates
Livingston on March 25 reported the Republican ticket selecting aldermanic nominees for three wards. A. P. Ross represents the First ward, A. S. Robertson the Second, and C. O. Bradford the Third.
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the Standard
Livingston
A. P. Ross
Robertson
C. O. Bradford
Fire damages three business houses in Nez Perce
A March 25 blaze in Nez Perce Idaho destroyed three business houses causing about 60000 dollars in losses. Fire officials investigated the incident and no injuries were reported.
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Nez Perce
Idaho
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