Nationwide Rail Strike Sets for Tomorrow Evening
A nationwide railroad strike was called this afternoon after failed talks on the Adamson law. Brotherhoods demand immediate eight hour provisions, railroads offer submit to a government commission. Several eastern and western lines affected, with plans to call out freight and passenger crews in groups starting Saturday night. President Wilson considering steps to avert the crisis as the strike looms on the eve of wartime.
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Virginia
Chesapeak & Ohio
Northwestern Railroads
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Baltimore & Ohblo
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Grest
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Et Louis
Ceril
Commis
Colbert
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
Supreme Court
Wilson
Washington
White House
Méndot
Co-Service Commission
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American Railway Association
Villa Captures Parral Forces Then Heads Toward Chihuahua City
CAPTURES PARRAL El Paso March 15 Francisco Villa seized Parral Chihuahua Saturday defeating Carranza forces and began marching toward Chihuahua City according to a report government agents have received
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el Paso
Francisco Villa
Parral
Chihuahua
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Athens welcomes Vice President Marshall Sunday gathering
Vice President Thomas Riley Marshall to speak Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the Octagon on the University of Georgia campus under Red Cross auspices. Arrival at 10:40 a.m. will be greeted at the station and a reception at the Georgian Hotel follows, with a one o’clock dinner and then the Octagon address.
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George A. Mell
American Red Cross
Athens
Ingard
Marshal
Marshall
Mell
South
Red Cross
Geo. A. Mell
D. C. Barrow
J. F. ‘Tibbetts
T. 8. Mell
Charles H. Brand
HH. J. Rowe
Marehall
A. S
Atlanta
Hamton McWhorter
Georgian Hotel
Macon
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Chapter
Seeermy Spee
Organisation of the American Red Cross
Revolution in Russia Follows Abdication of Emperor
London reports Emperor Nicholas abdicated and Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich named regent. Bonar Law announced the abdication and a regency, noting soldiers sided with the Duma and minimal bloodshed. Petrograd described a three‑day revolution with mass surrenders, uprisings, and a new provisional government formed under the Duma. The Empress reportedly fled. Prince Lvov named premier as Michael Rodzianko led the revolutionary council.
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London
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Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitchecomes
Russia
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Duma
Cellor Bonar Law
Petrograd
Michael Rodzianko
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Pire
Ukase
M. Rodzianko
Executive Committee
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Ngelhard
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