Wood's passport seized by Madrid police delays return to U S
Lt Osborn Wood son of Maj Gen Leonard Wood faces risk of expulsion to France after Madrid police took his passport on arriving for Cadiz bound voyage to Tampa. Bank hold on funds and police orders fuel concern over arrest and possible detention. Wood contemplates seeking Andorra if expelled.
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Twenty Two Dead In Quarry Cave Collapse Near Maaria
The Madrid dispatch reports a cave in at a quarry near Maaria killing twenty two people and injuring forty. Rescue efforts and casualty details dominate the brief update.
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Auto Stolen Report From Cleveland and Sixth
Fred A. Wagen age 1 reported his mobile was stolen while parked at Cleveland and Sixth at NW Friday night. Police were notified and security checks underway.
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Cleveland
McKinley
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Dawes Gavel Like Hand Grenade May Toss It At Senator
Washington dispatch notes Vice President Dawes as presiding officer in the Senate with a tense, cautious style. The piece jokes his ivory gavel resembles a hand grenade and hints he may hurl it at a senator if provoked. It also reflects on his temper, limits, and the Senate’s cautious mood.
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Wheeling Traction Plans One Man Cars Trial
Martins Ferry reports Wheeling Traction Co will test one man cars on a line from Wheeling. City council signed a long map and agreed to a trial with option to restore former service if council or public are dissatisfied.
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Meteor Sighted Over Athens After Earthquake
A meteor streaked across the Athens sky two nights after the quake. Hundreds witnessed a giant sky rocket appearance with a smoky trail.
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Dover Reports February Births Outnumber Deaths
Dover Health Commissioner A D Ward reports 29 births and 1 death in February. The tally covers city units and reflects a gain in new residents for the month.
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Insurgent Bloc Expelled From Chairmanships In Senate Move
Administration forces moved to expel the La Follette insurgent bloc from Republican ranks in the new senate. Insurgents lost chairmanships and seniority while independents and Democrats reshaped committee assignments. The floor vote and possible opposition from Borah Norris Couzens were anticipated as decisions neared.
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One of Brothers Who Held Posse at Bay Is Dead
Ray Wren, 40, fatally wounded by sheriff's posse after a three day stand at their farm. County Prosecutor ruled the shooting justifiable. Wren died after an operation to remove a bullet from his abdomen. His brother Harry Wren, 50, was captured without injury and may face lunacy charges. The incident began last Monday afternoon and ended yesterday.
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