Anti-Trust Bills To Be Revised In Washington Note
President Wilson reviews four Sherman era anti trust bills with Chairman Clayton and judiciary committee members. A single measure will emerge after refining interlocking directorate and holding company provisions amid debates on monopoly definitions and personal guilt.
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Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Wilvot
Judict Committee of the House
Gene
White House
Chairmaneston
the Judiciary Committee
Roount
James Gordon Bennett III in Serious Condition Aboard Lysistrata
London March 17 dispatch reports James Gordon Bennett III dangerously ill with fever aboard the Lysistrata at Suez. Bennett, born May 1841 in New York, was longtime editor associated with the New York Herald where his father previously led. He had spent winters cruising at sea for years and left Paris mid February to join his yacht near Nice.
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London
James Gordon Bennett
Suez
Ile
Elf
Mr. Bennett
Paris
Nice
Pert Said
Mareh
Bennet
New York
Jee Cys Watt
Nok
New York Herald
Sun
Pennett
Farmers to Hire Unemployed Men in New York Farms
A special tar outtucked to the Pacific express carried ten men without city work to Fonda New York to work on dairy and truck farms as part of a rural labor experiment. Deputy state agriculture official Wotman accompanied the party to oversee the program amid rising farm labor demand. Two more carloads of workers will be sent to Rome and the Mohawk Valley region to fill farm jobs as the project expands.
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Pacific Express
Fonda
No Y
Wotman
State Commission
Agieature
Rome
Boyea
Mohak
Rumor Links Two Washington Social Engagements
In Washington on March 17 rumors surround Miss Margaret Wilson’s reported engagement to Boyd Fisher of Princeton though no date is set. There is speculation that Miss Helen Woodrow Bones may announce her engagement to Dr Grayson the president’s physician, which officials deny. Bones serves as secretary to Mrs Wilson and lives with the family.
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Margaret Wilson
Boyd Fisher
Princeton
Ethles
Helen Woodrow Bones
Grayson
Miss Bones
Wilson
Baltimore
Ike
Theim
United States officers doubt Villa moves toward Torreon
Washington reports lingering skepticism among American and Mexican officials about Villa's intent to attack Torreon. No battle plan until fighting begins. Villa's Ojinaga tenure shows no gains while Federal forces bolster Forreon defenses. News also notes gunboat actions near Topolobamyu Tampico reinforcements and a Tecate postmaster killing prompting a war department inquiry.
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Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Fed
Forreon
Porreon
Howard
Frencuadkanius Chaat
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Fletcher
Tampico
Mayo
Dolphin
State Department
Frederick Johnston
Tecate
Cal
Bryan
War Department
England Appeals For Olympic Fund
The British Olympic Committee seeks a renewed appeal for four pounds to fund a live representation at the Berlin Olympic Games. The Duke of Westminster’s fund committee had aimed to raise 500000 dollars through national subscriptions but resigned after failing to meet its goal.
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England
British Olympic Committee
Berlin
Tate
Duke of Westminster
Olympic Fund
Yankees Sign John Sullivan Under Frist Malsel Reprimand
New player for the Yankees is John Sullivan, signed on the reterm immendation of Frita Malsel. Sullivan, a young second baseman from semipro play around Tulfslo last year, batted 460 last season.
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Yankees
Frita Malsel
John Sullivan
Martial law near Tecate after postmaster murder sparks armed mobilization
Martial law extends along the border near Tecate Cal as mobs threaten violence after the murder of postmaster Frank Johnston. American troops from Fort Rosecrans patrol the line while Mexican rurales guard nearby. Governor Johnson seeks formal demand for suspects. local arming orders issued within ten miles. Anti Mexican sentiment runs high.
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Cal
Tecate
Uostrnetion
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Dare
Tfe
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Francisco Vasquez
California
Johnston
W. C. Davis
Fort Rosecrans
Rebels Routed Near Bustamante Canyon in Mexican Action
Officials at Nuevo Laredo report a rebel column bound for Monterrey attacked near Bustamante canyon. About 500 rebels were killed captured or wounded, while federal losses are unlisted. Bustamante canyon lies between Laredo and Monterrey.
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Mexico
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Laredo
Monterey
Ohio Native Johnston Dies Defending U S Post Office
Piqua Ohio March 17 Frank V Johnston born in Ohio was killed at Tecate California while defending the United States custom house and post office from three Mexican attackers He was the son of the late F P E Johnston once a Miami County contractor.
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Piqua
Frank V. Johnston
Tecate
Cal
United States Custom House
E Johnston
Miami County
Political feud ends in grim tragedy in Paris
Mme Caillaux wife of former finance minister Joseph Caillaux shot Gaston Calmette director of Le Figaro five times in Calmette's office. Calmette died from two bullets to the lungs and chest. The attack followed Calmette printing a facsimile letter from Caillaux to a woman. Caillaux resigned as minister of finance after the shooting.
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Gaston Calmette
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Mme Caillaux
Leo Clarette
Saint Lazaire
Caillaux
Finance
Calmeutk
King George Visits Life Guards for Boxing Bout Show
King George attended boxing matches at the Life Guards barracks on March 1. The event featured three round bouts including Bombaraler Welly versus O'Keefe The King watched closely and joined in the laughter and applause from the crowd.
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Rendon
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Life Guards Barracks
Bombaraler Welly
O'Keefe
Buckeye Briefs Saloon Sold at Auction
Short items from Cincinnati Zanesville and Columbus cover a public sale of a Baliwan license for $1.00, a streetcar accident death of a child in Paul Joseph Joseh’s family, former Governor Harmon ruling out a Senate bid, a pastor’s wife substituting to deliver a sermon, and a farmer John Hill severely injured by a scythe in Cleves.
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Zanesville
Manreh
Paul Joseph
Carl Joseh
Farrier
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Marcy
John Hill
Cleves
Hill
Woman Hangs Herself at Cleveland Home
Mrs Angela Nichols, 26, killed herself in a bedroom at her Cleveland residence. In ill health since the death of her oldest child a year earlier, neighbors were alerted by the cries of her infant and found her body.
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Cleveland
Angela Nichols
City Water Spreads Disease In Cleveland
Cleveland doctors report a new epidemic named chlorine eczema spreading among residents tied to drinking city water treated with chlorine. Physicians warn the illness is rapid and widespread across the city.
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Cleveland
Farmers To Be Represented On County Boards Of Complaint
Columbus March 17 The state tax commission agrees to rural organizations' requests that farmers gain representation on county boards of complaint. These boards hear protests against valuations set by district assessors under the Warnes law.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Cetone Leaves His Bed To Work In Penitentiary Hospital
Former Senator Cetone left his bed in the penitentiary hospital to work as a substitute for a clerk. He has been ill with rheumatism since last summer and only recently able to be up for short periods.
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Columbus
Penitentiary Hospital
Peach Crops Ruined Across Ohio by Cold Spell
Ohio peach crop for this year almost destroyed by zero weather. N E Shaw, chief of the state nursery and orchard inspection department, cites heavy damage in the southern and eastern sections, with Ottawa county in the north spared due to buds not yet advanced.
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Ohio
N .E. Shaw
State Nursery and Orchard Inspection Department
Ottawa County
Baseball Notes and League Changes Stir Talk of Spring
A jumble of baseball phrases shows players and games, with mentions of unassisted outs and outs by Murphy and Tener. The Times notes a new baseball league forming and hints at competition challenging a former monopoly, while observers question spring training usefulness.
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Philadelphia Cross
Sherman Law
Newark World
May Be Tried This Term In Democratic Official Cases
Colum bus Ohio March 11 W T Finley chairman of the Democratic state executive committee Emory Lattanter state bank superintendent M A Geller chief clerk and A V Abernathy secretary of the state tax commission pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge Dillon charged with illegally receiving contributions for the Democratic press burne from state employees under civil service The defendants may move to quash the indictments this week Trial is expected before the term ends March 27 The cases though misdemanors may be hard fought with possible loss of state jobs for those convicted
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W T. Finley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Emory Lattanter
M. A. Geller
A. V. Abernathy
State Tax Commission
Dillon
Markets in Chicago and East Coast Cattle Hogs and Crops
Market reports from Chicago to Cleveland detail cattle prices for steers cows and calves and hogs in several cities. Prices show steers 7 87 to 9 00 with heifers and cows varied across regions while receipts run high for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices for wheat corn oats rye and other grains are listed with point values and receipts.
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Sheen and Lambs
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Ennevivank
Delajaa
Etzitta Food Gambier
Aerial Flight Critics Rally for Transatlantic Efforts
A collection of vintage editorials applauds early air travel and daring pilots. The New York American mocks mere winged ambitions while Boston Transcript endorses rapid drafting like Jules Verne.
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New York
Culiengo News
Sires and Sons and Long Careers Featured in Odd Ledger
The text itemizes various names and anecdotes from a historical record, noting Evangelial Wilkint Sunday and Drop Lencht with forty five PATS, along with remarks on Willink Stott and the Southern Delfic, and cites Peter C. Macfarlane and Professor Samuel P. Capen. It also mentions Joseph von Madarasz, a Hungarian parliamentarian aged 101, a longtime deputy elected in 1833 and still favored by electors until retirement four years ago.
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Peter C. Macfarlane
Samuel_P. Capen
United States Bureau of Education
Clark College
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Joseph von Madarasz
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Dressburg
Fashion Frills And Colorful Hair In Modern Style
Fashion notes from major papers discuss a shift away from warm dress as trivial. Sightings of rainbow hair signal extreme styling and optical beauty. A fashion editor notes personality showing through clothing, suggesting evolving trends and bold color choices.
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Washington Star
Closeland
Hener
London
Ty Circus
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