LODGES LOTION THE $FANSATION OF THE ROLTHERY PEOPLE
A lengthy political column examines Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and southern Republican resistance to a constitutional election measure. It critiques federal control over state elections, contending the plan erodes local self-government and concentrates power in Congress, while predicting partisan gains and warning of racial and regional tensions.
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Gadgeren
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Republican Party
von Foest
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Miele Tate
Georged Tilkryn
South Carolina
Nyebhean
John Adams
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Pan American Conference Debates Customs Union
Proceedings in Washington on March 17 show Pan American delegates debating a customs union. Argentina's Mataspena urged free trade among American nations for longer, while U S delegate C F B Flint presented figures on overall production and trade barriers created by United States tariffs.
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Sere Stabi Imme
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Teld
Herr Schroeder
Uunere
Brussel
Aminers
Seok 4
Universad
Thangurste
Iitenynoval
Bebroe
World events and legislation sweep across chambers
Washington March 17 reports show the house approving increases to public building costs in Sacramento and Paria, and measures to suspend rules on census procedures for Chinese in the United States. Debates over pilotage abolition and funding for census work highlight a busy session with long-term implications for immigration, trade, and infrastructure.
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Sacramento
Cal
Paria
Tex
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Ilmon
McKenna
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United States
Hist
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Hawaiian Lands
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Lorge
Maasaghusetts
Mayal
Afar
Treasury
Navy Department
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Tihnots
Blyant
Gzor
Firemen Crush in Bowed Inferno in Indianapolis Debris
A wholesale firm fire at 15 13 and 20 West Washington Street trapped and killed several firefighters. The Bowen Merritt building collapsed trapping rescuers as 125000 in stock burned. eight to fifteen more are feared dead with workers and police aiding recovery amid thick smoke and shifting rubble.
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West
Washington Street
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H P Wasson & Co
Byram & Sullivan
Rompary
Faeuy
Werthan
Ufath
Dubeia
Pulce
Mester Ears
Still on the Bill That Senator Blair Hoped to Pass
The Senate debates the Blair bill amid ongoing speeches for and against it. Wisconsin desires its passage highlighted by supporters and critics as lawmakers shape the measure.
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Albany
Pine Bluff
East Dougherty
Walker
Allmness
Penorman
Brunswick
Blaine
Board of Trade
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Branswick
Return from Canaan and Cherokee Strip turmoil
Displaced boomers leave the Cherokee Strip amid military plans to clear the area within two weeks. Lieutenant Dodge reports many will vacate. a few may stay under military supervision. Cattleman Barrett notes no cattle were killed by the fire, estimates 100000 acres burned, while Burnett observes colonists moving out in large numbers.
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Promised Land
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Merritta
Fort Leavenworth
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Taim
Meritt
Uoon
Barrett
Burnett
Miltary
Chishema
Alliance Growth Across North American States
March 17 Raritan C notes the Rational Farmers and Laborers' union sending organizers into Mieluzan Montana Wyoming California Texas Arkansas Indiana Wisconsin Dakota Nebraska Colorado Kansas Indian Territory Missouri and beyond. President Colonel Polk travels to Georgia Arkansas and Vastourl to reinforce a growing movement, with tours continuing to mid August.
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Rational Farmers and Laborers’ Union
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Californa
Towa
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Nebraska
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Missour
Colonel Polk
Georgia
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Auanta
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BISMARCK RESIGNS AS CHANCELLOR SHOCKS EUROPE
Dispatches from London and Berlin report Prussia’s Chancellor Prince Bismarck and Count Herbert Bismarck tendering resignations. Emperor William reportedly accepts the chancellorship departure. A cabinet meeting discussed possible successors and the broader political fallout.
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Bortim Sage
A. Berlin
Nets
Prince Issmarel
Herbert Bismarck
General von Capmeity
Great Britain
Schwarz Will Run Again for Savannah Mayor
Savannah Ga March 17 Mayor Johs Schwarz says he will seek reelection next year. He notes he has served fifteen months, achieved a workmanlike record, and believes citizens' confidence warrants a second term. If elected, he would serve two more years, continuing his administration’s policies.
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Johs Schwarz
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