Canal Toll Debate Shapes House Rhetoric in Dull Session
Washington reports a calmer but partisan canal tolls debate as the House returns to talks on the tolls bill. Speaker Clark is under heavy attack from the president’s allies while Rep Stevens of Minnesota argues for prudent patriotism. Senate action includes army and academy measures, with a reconsidered cotton futures bill after an earlier amendment was struck down.
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Washington
House
Grent Stevens
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wilson
Stevens
Corridora
Clark
White House
Jim
Senate
Congress
Deceived Innocent Women and a Notorious Bigamist
Harry Westwood Cooper, alias Charles Chadwick, lists marriages, elopements, and imprisonments dating from 1895 in Sydney to alleged extradition for bigamy. Oakland police review US charges as he pursued wives including Tense Van Velden and Mine Milbenith, with a 1900 Oakland marriage prompting extradition efforts.
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Harry Westwood Cooper
Harry Weath Cooper
South Africa
Walter Peterssom
Oakland
Cal
Cooper
Charles It Chadwick
Sydney
Brisbane
Queenslead
San Quentin
California
St Albans Man Arraigned on Grand Larceny Charge
James Beaman, claiming to be from St Albans, VI, was arraigned in Concord police court on grand larceny. Plea of guilty bound him over $5000 for the April grand jury. Beaman allegedly took $59 from Charles Jesseman and planned to flee. Police stopped him after a failed attempt to settle with a $40 payment.
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Concord
N. H
Conearl
James Beaman
St. Albans
Clark
Beeman
Rsley
Commercial Bowl
Charles Jesseman
West Romney
Harrison
Warren A — Cor 2A
Ae Ser Morni
Rhenn Beaman
Tf Jesseman
Pomesion
Berman
Peonncoolci
Motiidit
Wickersham and Granddaughter Injured in Auto Crash
Former Attorney General Wickersham and his four year old granddaughter Winifred Alin were cut by broken glass when an automobile struck a trolley pole in New York. Both suffered facial injuries. they required surgical attention.
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New York
Pformer
Wickersham
Winifred Alin
Winsehield
Blood Purifier Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Teaser
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a forty year old blood purifier. It claims to boost vitality, ease tiredness, headaches, indigestion, eruptions, and general weakness by purifying and enriching the blood, urging readers to ask their druggist and buy today.
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Hood
Advt
Goddard schedules sixteen games for spring season
Lawrence Ford announces the 16 game slate for Goddard with familiar Vermont rivals. Indoor practice resumes tomorrow under Coaches Hoernle and Kurte as captain Lowton Witt leads the nine in preparations for a championship bid.
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Lawrence Ford
Goddard Seminual
Vermont
Lowton Witt
Winchendon
Maes
Eeven Ford
Barre Athletic Club
Italian Athletic Club
Weh Athletic Club
Middlebury High School
Watebury
Burlington High School
Bur- Hingey
Graniteville
Brigham Academy
Bakernete
Randolph el
Spaulding High
Vermonters Win 3 2 Over North Carolina In Baseball
Vermont defeats North Carolina 3 to 2 on Saturday behind left hander Spon in a strong pitching effort. The victory sets up a game today against Washington and Lee in Lexington Virginia. Notable hits include T Bailey Linnehan and Gallagher with first-base on balls to Mayforth and Hitch. Spear and Williams pitched, with Woodall handling the passed ball and Kiutes and Aten as umpires.
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Chapel HU
N. Ts
Mare
University of Vermont
University of North Carolina
Spon
Vermont
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Carolina
T. Bailey
Linnehan
Hises
Gallagher
Mayforth
Williams
Hitch
Spear
Willigma
Woodall
Kiutes
Aten
Passions Run High Over Army Crisis and Seely Shakeup
London reports say Sir John French and General Ewart will not withdraw their positions amid a political storm over Home Rule. Brigadier General Gough leaves Curragh for a week as Liberal Conservative tensions mount. Seely is likely to be replaced as war minister as Westminster debates center on army control and party alignments. In Belfast three Ulster volunteers were attacked near Carrick hill. police dispersed the Nationalists with no further disorder.
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London
John French
Ewart
Hubert Gough
Third Cavalry
Hims
Curragh
England
Ery
Bar Party
Asquith
French
Seely
Westminster Gazette
Imily Chronicle
John
Thie
Labir
Saldiars
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster Volunteers
Carrick Hill
Wright says round-the-world flight possible with big money
Orville Wright in Boston on March 30 said the round-the-world flight tied to a $300,000 Panama-Pacific prize is not impossible but would require vast funding and extensive prepration. He doubted a prewar day machine could cross the Atlantic and warned the contest demands careful routing, fuel, and engine upgrades. He believed eventual victory is possible with sufficient resources and advances in aeronautical tech.
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Boston
Orville Wright
Wright Wald
Globe
Atlantic
Mr. Weight
Lord Northcliffe
Vongerneil
Hank O'Day
Mackinnend Cubs
Cubs
Jorony McGraw
Bob Beacher
Hughie Jennings
Pea
Tigers
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
al Copeland
Merlin
Germany
Woods
Loudon
Lavin
Hallett
Willard
Berthe
Anamaker
Showld
Ter Patel
Hurl Williams
Williams
Tanndon
Mendel
Cook
Pikeling
Verkins
Bow
Roland
Ochoynski
Jim Pon
Bune
Princeton
Il Health
Joe Kelley
Tex
Toronto
Jim Jordan
Ares
Jordan
Direetors
Robert Ungland
Boston Red Sox
Fargo
N. D
Mike Cantilion
Minneapolis American Association
Clut
Simee
Big Tongues
American Association
Eal
Forest Cady
Red Sox
Pitteburg Fiendy
Character of Our Commerce in 1914 Trade Shifts Highlight Exports
The Commerce Department reports a dramatic shift in U S imports and exports for fiscal year 1914. Agricultural exports dropped from 84.3 percent of total in 1880 to 46.1 percent in 1913. Manufactures excluding foodstuffs rose from 14.78 percent to 49.8 percent in 1913 and exports of manufactures surpassed 1.1 billion dollars.
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Washington
Lie Cammerce
United States
Department of Commerce
Wreck on Big Four Leaves One Dead In Ohio Accident
A wreck on the Big Four line near West Liberty, Ohio, killed Neil, a 44 year old passenger from Cleveland, and injured ten others when a switch mishap caused train cars to derail. Evidence points to a chair car being crushed as the rear coach overturned. The halt to party business followed as leaders and workers prepared for a state committee hearing and fundraising push.
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Boston
Atibew Hale
West Liberty
Halbrook
Ison
Ilitoh
Neil
Cleveland
R Campaign
Ita
Italians' Huge Savings Show Italy's Thrift Rise
Rome March 30 Simon W Strains president of the American Society for thrift studies finds Italy's savings have quadrupled in 30 years from 208,600,100 to 1,200,000,000. About 200 ordinary savings banks serve nearly 3,000,000 depositors, with total deposits around 50 million. Savings also held in cooperative credit societies and state pawnshop savings departments manage similar totals.
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Rome
Simon W. Strains
Peeket
American Society For Ift
Italy
Aavings Hanks
Nuitber
Ubposite
Cooperative Societies of Credit
Strikes Trigger Disorder at Dockside Steamer Departure
March 20 report from Rustam describes injuries as crowd congestion at the Lland steamer departure crushed several Heston Opera Co. members and caused fainting among women. Rome on March 30 notes a wider railway strike threat luring thousands toward Paris, with police reserves preparing for an increase in tensions.
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Rustam
Heston Opera Co
Lapland
Rome
Marc
Ivar
Paris
Ciu
Pape's Diapepain Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An ad heavy with claims for Pape's Diapepain promises rapid relief from sour stomach gas and indigestion. It touts a scientific, harmless formula, urges purchase in a fifty-cent case, and portrays the product as essential for home medicine cabinets.
Sports Talk Spreads Wide From Baseball To Track
The article surveys bids and rumors in baseball trades involving Huck O'Brien and others, notes on the Atlanta club and Northern league play, and mentions key athletes like Raoul, Tom Jenkins, and Tris Speaker. It also covers college sports moves at Kentucky, Brown, Yale, and Dartmouth, plus coaching hires and upcoming games in April and May.
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Huck O'Brien
Red Sox
Cleveland
O'Brien
Federals
Dneacher
Rutland
Atlanta
Ore Amsdaite
Aeoaie
Raoul
France
America
Canada
Tom Jenkins
Ottawa
Toston Nationals
Stulling
Luque
Villazon
Gonzales
Long Branch
N. J
Lague
Jean
Stallings
Atkinson
Bensily
A. S. S. Jackson
Tris Speaker
Giants
White Sox
Rube Marquard
Merkle
Tosteay
Demaree
Matty
McGraw
Jon
Ned
University of Kentucky State
Lexington
South
W. Bert Sprechling
Brown University
Sprachling
Ooinsen
Brown
Sprackling
McKay
Vale
Myst High School
Cincinnati
King Leary
Princeton
Mark
W. HL Sweeney
St. Paul
Minnies
Yale University
Hoston
George Hinckley
Everett
Masa
Philadelphia Mackinen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dartmouth
Oxford
Charles Dryden
Chicago Cubs
Bil Sweeney
Sweeney
Freshmen Teams Named for Eastern Association Season
Harvard, Dartmouth, Xaly, Pennsylvania and Princeton freshmen teams will play this season along with Cush ing, Warpenter Academy and Andover 1. Jake Houkes, ex Boston NL player, appointed manager of Bridgeport in the Eastern Association. He has signed a promising slate of players aimed at championship contention.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Xaly
Pennsylviania
Princeton
Cushing
Warpenter Academy
Andover 1
Jake Houkes
Bosto
Bridgeport Aud
Ite
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Burns
Wright
Hale
Progressive State Committee
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Oxford University of England
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Chicero
Chiat
Batemen
Herzog
Wood
Pud" Hamilton
Burlington
Hamilton
Queensly High School
Sears
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Mant
Pop Scanlon
Brooklyn
Oaklands
London Evening News
Danny Mahar
George
Maidenburg University
Thomas Kelley
Kelley
University of Maine
McCos
Lafayette
Frou Prosant
Ndica
Tufte College
Adams
Kreppe
Whittaker
Bennett
Volk
Stafford
Proctor
Shartstop
Npt
Lee
Angell
Leland
Woescott
Beelbird
Pennsylvania
Mitchel Bradley Hogg
Mn Nationals
Hoy
Rickey
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St. Lavin
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Marx
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