Balkan War Looms With Expected Monday Battle
London dispatch reports Balkan allies and Turkey preparing to resume hostilities in southeastern Europe. Turks ordered home but no final order yet. Adrianople likely to fall to bombardment within hours. War may resume at 7 am Monday as allied and Turkish forces prepare simultaneous attacks.
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Europe
Constantinople
Baeia
Turkey
Adrianople
Balkan
Tchatalja
Savoff
Nazim Pasha
Berlin
Bulgaria
Germany
Abdul’ Hamid
von der Goltz
Detsche Anodechay
Wilson Cabinet List Leaks Out
President elect Wilson signals confidence in passage of the labor department bill and reveals three likely cabinet picks while keeping others under wraps. He notes an open mind and delays official announcement until late February. Governor Wilson attends the legislature as William Hughes wins the U S Senate seat.
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N. J
Wilson
Congress
Department of Labor
Mr. Wilson
Static
William Jennings Bryan
the Treasury
A.itchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Obediah Gardner
Maine
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Commerce and Labor
Feela
Lst
William Hughes
United States Senate
United States
Benator
Willard Saulebury
Valtod
Sulzer calls for stock exchange reform and action
The New York World notes Governor Sulzer demands reform of the stock exchange in his message. It says the exchange has largely ignored the Hughes commission, and Sulzer's push has stirred it to cooperate in implementing just and equitable principles to protect the public.
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William Sulzer
State of
New York
State Capitol
Albany
N. Y
The
New York World
Sulzer
Stock Exchange
Hughes Commission
Stilzer
Wyoming House and Senate Adjourn for Vacation Day
Thirteenth day of Wyomings legislature sees adjournment requests amid busy committees. Senate records show no opposition to adjournment while House introduces bills on education funding standards tax and district governance and names committee referrals and readings.
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Senate
Committee On Education and Public Libraries
Angel
Wyomey
Committee of Education and Public Libraries
Wyoming
Golden Prairie Again Proposed for New County
A committee from Golden Prairie, Wyoming, seeks to create a new Golden Prairie County. The plan cites location bordered by Nebraska and Colorado, 758,800 acres, 150,000 cultivated, 52 school buildings, two railroads, 21 stores, two banks, two weekly newspapers, and potential savings from consolidating county offices. Supporters argue reduced juror and official costs, with agriculture as the basis for the new county’s governance.
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Golden Prairie County
Stephen MH. Sibley
Golden Prairie Herald of
Hurde
Goren
Nebraska
Colorado
Range 66
Union Pacific
Burlington
Wheriff Ori
Otter
Laramie County
Wisness
al Pourty
Otae
Thane Ohn
Cheyenne
Golden Prairie
Pacific Union Pacific and Southern Pacific End Joint Traffic
Chairman Robert Lovett of Union Pacific announced the discontinuance of all traffic department representation jointly with Southern Pacific. The move follows a U S Supreme Court ruling dissolving the two companies. In Toulon the French armored cruiser Victor Hugo sailed for Constantinople.
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New York
Robert & Lovett
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Salt
United States Supreme Court
Toulon
Victor Hugo
Constantinople
Rebels Surround Juarez as Federal Reinforcements Reach Town
Rebel forces surround the border town of Juarez with reinforcements entering the port of entry. American officers report a 20 mile line of march as federal troops move toward the front. Reinforcements raise garrison to about 800 with artillery defences as Mexican forces pursue rebels near El Paso.
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Tex
Juares
Cresk
Guadalupe
Paso
Toares
Strone
Francisco Castro
Ahmada
Carivco
Altumeda
Mexico City
Jon
Timarex
Antonio Hobner
Chibuatina
Kelleher Wins As Diers Loses In Dramatic Bout
In a heated contest for the title, Kelleher defeats Diers after a rally in the final rounds. Reportedly no decision was official, but newspapers favor Kelleher. Diers plans a rematch before adjournment, while both men are noted for stylish ring entrances and crowd attention.
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Messen
Dieva
Kelleher
Diers
Mrr
Diewis
Mr. Kelleher
Dilers
Natrona County
Mr. Biers
von Kelleher
Kel
Lisueo
Mr. Miers
Trainor Keetal Combs
Trainor Keetal Combs Ob Ketlehers
Indictments Over 200000 Arm Shipment to Mexican Rebels
Federal grand jury indicts A Halt win and Company and others for conspiracy to violate neutrality laws tied to a proposed 200000 arms shipment to Mexican rebels. The arms never left New Orleans and were not stored in a warehouse.
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New Orleans
A. Haltwin and Company
Home Rule Victory Elevates Nationalists in Ireland
In a decisive election result in Ireland, the Home Rule party defeats Unionists to gain a parliamentary seat. The nationalist candidate secures a significant win, giving nationalists a majority of members from the province in the house.
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Losdondprerry
Ireland
Home Rule Party
Liavid
Home
Pakenham
Unions
Pile
Unseter
House of Company
Senate party balance after March 4 forecast
Readable fragments show Democrats and Republicans and Progressives vying for Senate seats after March 4. Vacancies and holdovers affect the final composition with mention of Virginia and Georgia members and potential still unsettled races.
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United Atatom
Senate
Virginia
Cipriano Castro Freed on Bail After Federal Hearing
Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, walked New York streets free on $500 bail after Judge Holt granted a temporary writ of habeas corpus. A surety company posted the bail and Castro welcomed photographers, while government officials prepared arguments on extending the writ.
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New York
Dan
Jnudge Holt
Federal Court
Cipriano Castro
Tabineta Castro
Wilm
Bin
Liberal Reform Plan Aims at Rural Social Change
London reports that Chancellor David Lloyd George signaled a broad liberal program to reform social conditions in Britain. He spoke at the National Liberal Club meeting on social reform and hinted government action after a forthcoming report on agricultural labor. The plan targets wages housing and living conditions for workers in the countryside to relieve poverty in the empire.
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London
David Lioydieoree
Onigut
Bhild Tombgat
Hobdes Favor Reclamation of Everglades
The national hob convention opens in New Orleans urging reclamation of the Everglades. Delegates petition for federal and state action to fund work and secure a national machineery center in Florida. They estimate 20 000 to 30 000 bobows may be affected or employed by the plan.
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Taylor
New Orleans
Hob
Per. Ton
Florida
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