Brunswick arrests alleged famed forger John Kline
Brunswick police say they arrested a man matching the description of John Kline, a noted forger with rewards totaling two to three thousand dollars. The suspect, who claimed to be Paterson, denied any charge and gave a wandering history including Jacksonville and Asheville.
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Brunswick
United States
Owens
John H. Kline
Glynn County
John Kline
Ann Harbor
Mich
Hopkins City
Abercombie
Patterson
Ilinois
Jacksonville
Asheville
N. C
Kline
Hopkins
Opposes repeal of canal exemptions in trade policy
Washington reports that repeal of Panama canal exemptions would force U S surrender of power to regulate commerce and mark a shift to a peace at any price policy. Representative Knowland calls Sims bill a surrender of American canal control under Hay-Paunceforte terms. Lafferty argues arbitration would back the U S tolls stance.
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Washington
United States
House Today
Knowland
California
Commerce Committee
Lafferty
Inaugurate Trade Bay Rates on the G O 8P on the New Road to Morrow
The article announces inaugurating trade bay rates on the G O 8P along the new road to morrow, signaling a planned economic development project.
Trade day fares boost Brunswick ties with G C P line
The G C P announces one fare round trip specials to Brunswick with travel on listed days from Reidsville Glenville Donald Ludowici Darien Junction and Freedman's. The program aims to boost local commerce and open new markets along the line.
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M. Walsh
Brunswick
G. C
Reidsville
Glenville
Donald
Ludowici
Daren Junction
Darien Junction
Freedman's
South Georgia
Express Company Driven to Wall by Parcels Post
Workers face suspension and threatened dismissal as parcels post drives the express firm toward a shutdown. Management claims overload and financial strain while workers seek concessions and job security amid rising mail volume.
Villa Said to Have Sworn He'll Be Chief
Reported remarks quote General Villa vowing to secure leadership. The article notes the claimed statement amid political tension and rival claims to command.
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Gen. Villa
Villa aims to become Mexico's next president in revolution
Reports from Chihuahua dated March 14 say Venustiano Carranza may replace Villa as civil head, but close allies insist Villa will remain in supreme command until the revolution ends. The city appears calm yet under a climate of fear with secret killings rumored and people hiding in cellars.
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Chihuahua
Villa
Mexico
Carranba
Wm. 8
Benton
Torreon
Militant Leader Pankhurst Released From Holloway Jail
London report says Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was released after a hunger and thirst strike begun when arrested in Glasgow. She was taken to a nursing home in a taxicab as suffragists criticized police brutality and demanded an investigation.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Glasgow
Scotland
Work on Pellagra to Be Published
Dr. Roy F. Harris president of the state board of health, plans to publish a valuable work on pellagra after years of study. He says the book will compile the best authorities on the disease and its treatment, drawing on European experts who are now recognized authorities.
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Roy F. Harris
State Board of Health
St. Simons
Harris
Europe
Italy
Legal Fight Over Insurance Money and Sound Steamship Lines
New Haven faces a legal dispute over insurance funds totaling 17500 dollars as government agents press to force the city to dispose of its sound steamship lines. Officials say the interstate commerce commission should decide the final plan while government lawyers push for a clear disposition to bolster their case.
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Ew York
Department of Justice
New Haven
Elliott
Railroad
Department
Lnes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oldest Elk Dies in Owosso at 109
Daniel OConnell, longtime oldest living member of the Elks, died at his Owosso residence aged 109. He belonged to the Owosso lodge of Elks.
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Owosso, Mich
Daniel O'Connell
Organization of Elks
Ile
Owosso
Ferguson Opens Democratic Campaign for Governor in Waco
Jas Ferguson of Temple launches his Democratic campaign for governor in Waco on March 14. Col Thomas H Ball attends to discuss campaign issues with him.
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Waco, Tex
Jas
Ferguson
Temple
Thos. H. Ball
British to Inspect Chinese Provinces for Opium Poppy Cultivation
In Pekin on March 14 the British legation will inspect Anwei Hupeh Cheiang Fukien and Kwantung to verify if poppy cultivation has ceased. If reports prove cessation Indian opium will be excluded from these provinces.
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Pekin
Anwei
Hupeh
Cheiang
Fukien
Kwantung
Tribute to Westinghouse Halts Work Nationwide
A hundred thousand workers stopped to honor George Westinghouse on his funeral day. The air brake innovator’s contributions left many factories idle across America and Europe as services were held at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mourners included 47 Westinghouse Air Brake Co. workers from Pittsburgh and delegations from scientific, industrial, and financial groups.
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New York
George Westinghouse
America
Europe
Fifth Avenueresbyterian
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Ofittsburg
Westinghouse
Extension of parcel post rates for plants takes effect
Washington March 14 An extension of parcel post rates to seeds cuttings bulbs roots and various kinds of plants became effective today by an order issued by Postmaster General Burleson.
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New York
United States Express
Express
Duncan I. Roberts
Roberts
Parcel Post
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Burleson
Engagement of Miss Eleanor Wilson to W G McAdoo
Washington March 14. The formal engagement announcement of Miss Eleanor Wilson to Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo ends social suspense. Washington expects a White House wedding in June following prior late spring ceremonies.
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Washington
Eleanor Wilson
Shamrocks Reach Gotham On Mauretania
Seventeen thousand pots of shamrocks were brought to port by the Mauretania for the March 17 celebration. Loyal Irishmen of the crew tended the plants as the ship arrived in New York.
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New York
Charred bones found after Missouri Athletic Club fire
In St Louis on March 14 charred bones were recovered from the ruins of the Missouri Athletic Club and Boatman’s Bank Building after a deadly fire last Monday. A total of 23 victims were recovered, with 17 identified. the death toll and condition of remains suggest many were cremated.
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St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Boatman’s Bank
Fire drill saves 400 girls in Newark factory panic
A perfect fire drill saved 400 girls from a fire panic at a four story white goods factory on Clinton street Newark. The blaze spread to the adjacent building and damaged the printing and stationery plant of Wm. Baker. Loss put at about 200000 dollars.
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Newark
N. J
Clinton Street
Wm. Baker
Torpedo Boat Destroyers Sailed From New Orleans
Ten days in port seven torpedo boat destroyers under Lieut. Com. Frank T. Evans departed New Orleans for Dry Tortugas to resume torpedo practice.
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New Orleans
Frank T. Evans
Miss Julia Brown Died at Atlanta Sanitarium
Brunswick mourns popular young resident Miss Julia Kline Brown died yesterday at Dr. Allen's sanitarium near Atlanta at 4:20 pm. The 15 year Brunswick resident leaves her mother Mrs. Mike Brown and siblings. Funeral Tuesday at 10:30 am from George and Richmond streets. pallbearers listed. burial in Palmetto cemetery.
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Brunswick
Atlanta
Julia Kline Brown
Dr. Allen
Brown
Miss Brown
Mike Brown
Mss Brown
Wm. Nightingale, Jr
Wm. Macpherson
Leah Brown
Ie H. Brown
New York
George J and
Richmond Streets
R. E. Boykin
St. Mark's Episcopal Cohurch
F.K. Twitty
E. B. Whitfield
Robert Hopkins
J. F. du Bignon
Millard Reese
Malcolm McCullough
Palmetto Cemetery
Fight to save eugenic marriage law continues
Madison, March 14. The window for appeals from Judge J. C. Eschweiller’s ruling that the eugenic marriage law is unconstitutional expires today. Attorney General W C Owen says he will take the case to the supreme court to continue the fight.
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Madison
Wis
J. C. Eschweiller
Atty-Gev
W. C. Owen
Supreme , Court
Famous St Quirinus Church at Neuss Destroyed by Fire
A 14th century church in Neuss Germany the church of St Quirinus burned early today devastating most of the structure The tower the chimes and the organ were destroyed leaving the rest of the edifice in ruins
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Duesseldorf
Germany
St. Quirinus
Neuss
Standard Oil in Germany Decision Cleared by U S
Berlin March 14 The United States government will not protest in favor of Standard Oil Co against the German oil monopoly bill matching the German government's expectations.
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Standard Oil
Germany
Berlin
United States
Standard Oil Co
Water Front Fire Destroys Portland Steamers
Fire on Portland Oregon waterfront wipes out six blocks and damages the steam schooners Cricket and Glenroy. Loss estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The blaze began early today and devastated industrial waterfront area.
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Portland
Ore
Cricket
Glenroy
Disinterment Sought to Settle Jacobs Insurance Case
The body of B. B. Jacobs, who died after a January automobile collision, was exhumed at Waynesville for autopsy to determine death cause. Insurance firms contest $17,500 in accident policies, claiming natural causes. viscera sent to Atlanta for chemical analysis.
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B. B. Jacobs
Waynesville
Jacobs
Eastern Casualty Co
Pacific Casualty Co
Middleton Co
Anita Lauri Jacobs
R. J H. Dart
Edo Miller
R. F. Harris
State Board of Health
R. L. Fox
R. WB. Dart
A. J. Gordon
Jas. l’, Madigan
New York
Atlanta
Harris
J. A. Butts
Lock-jaw
Vice President Marshall to Celebrate 60th Birthday Banquet
Vice President Thes. R. Marshall will host a birthday banquet in Hot Springs Virginia tonight to mark his 60th birthday. He and Mrs. Marshall are en route to the resort with a large cake for the event. The cake bears six candles because of the vice president's youthful appearance.
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Washington
Thes. R. Marshall
Hot Springs
Jms. Marshall
Three Die in Tenement Fire in Bridgeport
A tenement blaze in Bridgeport on March 14 killed three men and left another in serious condition from suffocation. Sixty residents escaped as flames rose from the basement through six families' home.
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Bridgeport
Death of H. A. Hardy in New York arrival delay
H. A. Hardy of the corner of Prince and Albany streets died suddenly last night. Funeral arrangements withheld pending relatives arrival from New York.
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H. A. Hardy
Prince and
Albany Streets
New York
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