Palace raid kills one as guard fires on mob in Panama
One dead and four wounded when Panama’s presidential guard fired on a mob that stormed the executive mansion. President Porras, US minister Price, and Canal Zone Governor Morrow were in conference nearby as troops arrived to save the president. Calm restored. closures remained in Panama and Colon.
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Associated Press
Panama
Domingo Turnel
General Pershing
Canal Zone
President Porras
Senor Porras
William Jennings Price
United States
Jay J. Morrow
Saioona
Colon
Presdent Poona
Costa Rica
Senor Parma
Costa Rican Army on Panama Frontier Action
Costa Rican forces totaling 2,500 may have been deployed to the Panaman frontier by the government. Dispatches from San Jose report the acta approving the move, amid a controversy with Panama. A San Jose mob tore down the Panaman legation coat of arms in reprisal for Panama’s action.
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Managua
Nicarsugua
Acta
Panama
Chamber of Deputies
San Jose
Legation
Reparations talk opens with 10 billion gold marks offer
Germany presents reparations of about 10 billion gold marks to the conference. Lloyd George questions the value of written proposals and says a reply will be given tomorrow. Meanwhile four armed bandits rob a Missouri post office messenger and steal three pouches of registered mail, with over $50,000 in securities possibly involved.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Simons
Lloyd George
Briand
Jefferson City
George Williams
Williams
New Bloomfield
Here
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Capitol Grounds
Missouri River
Chicago Tire Manager Shot by Rich Widow in Jealousy Case
Herbert P. Ziegler, manager of a Chicago tire company’s branch, was shot and killed by Isabelle Cora Orthwein in her North Side apartment at 5 am. Police say the couple, once linked to Ralph Orthwein’s settlement, quarreled over other women. Ziegler, married with a 15 year old daughter, did not live with his family. Police found twelve unopened gin bottles in Orthwein’s closet after the incident.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Herbert P. Ziegler
Isabelle Cora Orthwein
North Side
Ziegler
Mrs. Orthwein
Ralph Orthwein
St. Louis
Orthwein
Committee Finishes Work On Landis Impeachment Case
Washington March 1 The House Judiciary committee referred impeachment charges against Federal Judge Landis to a sub committee with instructions to report tomorrow The sub committee of Dyer Hus ted Gard Sumnera and Boise will decide on action regarding Welty s charges It may urge further investigation or dismiss the matter noting Landis salary of 42500 as supreme arbiter of organized baseball while on the bench.
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Washington
Landis
House Judiciary Committee
Welty
Ohio
Dyer
Missouri
Husted
New York
Boise
Iowa
Gard
Sumnera
Texas
Sandia
Boone bank robbed. thieves flee in car
Pueblo dispatch reports Citizens State & Savings Bank of Boone Colorado was robbed last night 28 miles east of the city. The bank suffered about 3500 to 4000 dollars in cash and bonds as the safe was jimmied and blown open. Investigators suspect professional burglars who escaped in an automobile. Also noted: Charlie White asks 25000 for a no decision bout with Benny Leonard in New Jersey.
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Pueblo
Colo
Citizens State & Savings Bank of
Boone
Here
Charlie White
Benny Leonard
New Jersey
Gillett, Mondell to Lead Next U S House
Washington March 1 Frederick H Gillett of Massachusetts will continue as speaker in the next house of representatives The Republican members in conference last night also chose Mondell of Wyoming as Republican leader The Rev James Shera Montgomery will succeed Henry N Couden as house chaplain The committee on committees will include Timberlake Nichols Green Anthony Knutson Rhodes McCormick Kinkaid Hadley Christoperson Warabach Colton Sleep Johnson Frear Montoya Longa Gensman Oregon Arentz Arizona not present etc California and North Dakota have not selected their members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
House
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
James Shera Montgomery
Indiana
Henry N. Couden
Committee On Committees
Colorado
Timberlake
Idaho
Nicnols
Mann
Iowa
Green
Kansas
Anthony
Minnesota
Knutwon
Missouri
Rhodes
Montana
McCormick
Nebraska
Kinkaid
Nevada
Arentz
New Mexico
Montoya
Ohio
Longa
Oklahoma
Gensman
Oregon
Hadley
South Dakota
Christopherson
Texas
Warabach
Utah
Colton
Virginia
Sleep
Johnson
Wisconsin
Frear
Mondell
California
North Dakota
Man found guilty of assault to kill in Torrington
Torrington Wy March 1 Peter Taevaras was found guilty by a jury of assault with intent to kill H Lackey field agent for Great Western Sugar after an unprovoked attack last year. Sentencing not yet set.
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Torrington
Wyo
Peter Taevaras
H. Lackey
Great Western Sugar Company
Caruso Undergoes Third Operation
NEW YORK March 1 Caruso who recently was critically ill from a heart attack following pleurisy today underwent a third operation for removal of pus from the pleural cavity His physicians announced he now was resting comfortably.
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New York
Caruso
Harding in Marion Conference with General Wood
President elect Harling met at Marion with Major General Leonard Wood who is considered for governor general of the Philippine Islands. A formal announcement may follow. Tomorrow Mr and Mrs Harding receive a city farewell before departing for Washington in the late afternoon.
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Marion
Ohio
White House
Elect Harling
Leonard Wood
Philippine Islands
Harding
Waslington
League invites US to send rep to April council meeting
Paris reports the League of Nations Council replies to the American mandate note with a friendly tone and invites the United States to send a representative to the next council session in April. The message suggests the Yap dispute could be reopened if Washington sends a plenipotentiary to discuss it.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Council
Washington
Yap
Supreme Council
Council of the League of Nations
Tts
Wallace
Vets Allow Final Proof for WWI Homesteaders Bill
Washington authorized homestead settlers who entered military service in World War I to make final proof of their entries. The bill approved by the president outlines the process and eligibility for final proof by veterans.
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Washington
Coal Miners Wage Cut Shocks Washington Workers
Coal miners in nearly all Washington mines face an average wage reduction of 23 percent effective March 15 with retail coal prices dropping from 40 cents to 2.50 dollars per ton. State operators announced the cost cut across the industry, with only two mines exempt.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Anti Reds Revolt Reported In Petrograd
March 1 report from the French foreign office claims partial control by anti Bolshevik forces in Petrograd. Information from the Helsinki Finland mission supports gains though overall extent remains uncertain amid defections and food shortages. Lloyds agent cable from Reval notes reports of fear in Petrograd and Moscow with credit attached to the claim.
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Petrograd
Antibolshevi
Helsingfors
Finland
Mali
Nisalow
Moscow
London
Lloyd's
Reval
Kathonila
Messange
Petrowood
Rancher Captures Pet Monkey Shipped to Arkansas
GUERNSEY Wyoming March 1 A rancher found a pet monkey on his Cottonwood district ranch. The animal belonged to a lineman crew working near Wendover and will be shipped to Arkansas where the gang is now employed. The incident raises questions about wild monkeys in Wyoming.
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Guernsey
Wyo
Wyoming
Otto Herman
Cottonwood District
Wendover
Arkansas
Alaskan Delegate Grigsby Ousted From House Vote
Washington March 1 George B Grigsby Democratic delegate from Alaska was ousted from the House by a 182 to 162 vote. The House also defeated a resolution to declare James Wickersham not elected and he was seated 177 to 162, sworn in immediately and said to receive about 7000 a day until the end of his term Friday noon.
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Washington
George B. Grigsby
Alaska
House
Woune
James Wickersham
Jamon Wickersham
Eight Escape In Auto Crash At Kimball and East A
Eight occupants of two cars escaped death or serious injury when their vehicles collided at North Kimball and East A streets at 3 pm. One car rolled over and the other lifted on its four wheels. An infant in arms escaped unharmed. Cars were badly damaged. cause and fault unavailable. The southbound Kimball car had the right of way under state law.
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Belderman
Hall
North Kimball
East A
Kimball Street
Ben
Senator Fall undecided on cabinet post
In Santa Fe New Mexico Attorney Mark B. Thompson said Senator Albert B. Fall may not take the interior secretary post and might complete his senate term, a view after a Republican state central committee meeting that adjourned without endorsing a candidate for the senatorial vacancy. Washington meanwhile saw President Wilson push a 674 million dollar post office appropriation bill through.
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Banta FE
N. M
United States
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Mark B. Thompson
Lascruces
Fal
Thompson
Republican State Central Committee
Fir Man
Baby girl to be adopted after found on steps of Oscar Miestand home
Legal proceedings to adopt the baby found Sunday morning on the steps of the Miestand home were begun by Mr and Mrs Leu Martin. The child, a girl with blue eyes and light hair, has drawn nearly twenty visitors to the Martin home as officials decide custody.
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Oscar Miestand
Merc. Leu Martin
Foreign loan files asked by judiciary committee
Washington March 1 Secretary Houston is directed in a resolution adopted by the judiciary committees to produce complete treasury files of correspondence relating to foreign loans. The measure, called a quantity subpoenae in form, was introduced by Senator Reed and adopted in executive session. It makes it mandatory for the secretary to appear before the committee tomorrow with the full correspondence.
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Washington
Houston
Judiciary Committees
Treasury
Reed
Missouri
Secret Session Decides Fate of Naval Bill
The Senate adjourned to executive session to consider the naval appropriation bill after a two day fight. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts led the move for secrecy saying certain aspects should not be discussed publicly. Earlier Senator Poindexter warned of a critical situation in foreign relations.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Poindexter
United States
Casper groups push school land purchase bid to March board
The Community Extension corporation led by Casper interests bid $260 an acre for most of section 16-33-70 to finance school land for homes and civic use. The bid includes $15,000 as ten percent down, with plans to pay land improvements and renew leases. Standard Oil plans for 40 acres at $250 an acre, and directors expect board acceptance March 3 in Cheyenne.
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Community Extension Corporation
Casper
Casper Chamber of Commerce
State School Land Board
Cheyenne
P. C. Nicholaysen
C. H. Town
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Beaumont Parks
Standard
Ben L. Scherck
Salt Lake City
Wreck blame not fixed amid Porter Indiana deaths
Chicago March 1 William Long Michigan Central engineer was exonerated by the railway officials of all responsibility for the fatal Porter Indiana wreck that killed 38 passengers and 87 total. Indiana state investigators and railroad officers resumed inquiry as crews and officials awaited inquest.
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Chicago
William Long
Michigan Central
New York Central
Porter
Ind
Migan Central Road
Niles
Sattle
Robert H. Moore
Creek, Mich
Porter County
Champ Clark Death Hope Fades in Washington
Washington March 1. Dr Jesse Shoup said at 545 pm that he had reason to hope Clark of Missouri would live through the night and perhaps tomorrow. Hope for recovery was abandoned today as physicians reported Champ Clark ill with pleurisy and complications in a convalescent mood, remaining in a weak condition amid limited strength.
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Washington
Jesse Shoup
A Clark
Missouri
Champ Clark
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Mulcahy Tailoring Company
Vapid City
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Foreign Office
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