Wilson Signals Diplomatic Stance on Neutral Ships War Zone
President Wilson weighs neutral ships safety amid German war zone moves around Great Britain and Ireland. A pending memorandum from Germany and the Tus enhancement of a correspondence with Britain and Berlin will guide forthcoming actions as the United States defends freedom of travel for American citizens at sea.
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Wasitington
Feb
Wilson
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Germany
Cone Steels
Veenern
Ft le
Gerard
Leoitanta
Ambansador
Tomearowie
Preeltemt
Bin
Shige Ead
Hritieh Ehipe
Berlin
Hrltin
Cotmmerén
Bread Prices to Rise in New York Tomorrow
New York Feb 9 The price of scent loaves will increase to 6 cents in the city tomorrow. Large bakeries announced the move citing flour costs. The 10 cent loaves will be two ounces lighter due to high flour prices.
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New York
Rich man killed sister shot Roberts 10 die deadly day
Fev 9 Toronto Chas A Mamey a wealthy family member was shot dead at his home by a maid in bia employ his wife in New York said the maid killed him to protect her honor. Also in West Newark Pearl Snyder wounded by her father Carl Main who shot her as she held her infant with no reason given. Roy Hoberts convicted for Vernon Connett murder faces electric chair June 4 after district court denial of new trial.
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Ont
Chas
A. Mamey
Bia
Maeeey
Se Ate
New York
Maya
Tim
Maseey'sa
MasseyIlarria Harvester Company
West Newark
N. J
Pearl Snyder
Carl Main
North Platt
Neb
Roy Hoberts
Vernon Connett
Connett
Coun
Attempted Robbery Ends in Alleged Killing
The report alleges an incident involving a person named Roberta and another individual, with claims of a shooting and death. Details are unclear in the fragmented text, but authorities investigate possible motive and timeline.
Wheat price control debated by Washington officials
Washington officials discussed how to determine causes behind the wheat price ban. Justice department work considered a New York futures inquiry to support broader probes. Officials noted difficulty in compiling export statistics and that New York figures reflect routes from earlier origins.
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Washington
Justice Department
Iietriet
Clyne
Chleago
New York
Comerce Department
Cebu Uprising Report Says Officials Quietly Act
A Cebu correspondent describes widespread unrest in the Philippines with patrols in Cebu City and guard divisions at American homes. Leyte and Negros are disturbed while a leader is lacking. a protest in Oromoc drew constabulary action and accuse officials of suppressing truth.
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Cebu
Cabla
Leyte
Negros
Oromoc
Cebu Chronicle
Filemonsotto
la Revolution
Mexico City Paralyzed as Carranza Decrees Sit In
Washington reports business in Mexico City halted by Carranza decrees that nullify Zapata and Villa currency. Banks and major stores shut. Supplies scarce as Zapatistas gain strength and Villistas advance from Irapuato toward the capital. Villareal remains jailed in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
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Zapata and Villa
State Department
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Iraquato
Generalo Villa
Zapata
Vera Cruz
Villareal
Villa
Oregon's Woman Solon Loses in Salem Debates
Senator Kathryn Clarke the first woman elected to Oregon senate faced sharp criticism after she accused some resolution committee members of bad faith in a debate on her bill. The measure would place a constitutional amendment before voters to allow the governor to remove sheriffs and district attorneys. After an hour the senate voted 17 to 11 to postpone action indefinitely.
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Solon
Clash Salem
Kathryn Clarke
Oregon Senate
Sheriffe
Anale
Edward Tildens Will Allocates 3.1 Million to Widow
The Illinois probate reports Edward Tilden a packer and banker left 3.1 million to his widow from a total 4.15 million estate. Each son receives 100 thousand in eleven years, younger at 26. Laura Lee Beattie gets 1 thousand. Tilden began work as a messenger at the stockyards over four decades ago.
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Edward Tilden
Chicago
Packer
Laura Lee
Beattie
Tilden
Oritage Union
Dead Man's Outfit Shuts Off Current in Motorman Brake
In Chicago on March 9 the board of arbitration heard about a dead man's outfit used by motormen. The device automatically cuts current and applies the brake when a divco duty fails, described during the western railroad wage case proceedings.
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Sapyrty Davice
Chicago
Falais
Board of Arbitration
Western Railroad
Wyoming Legislature Debates Bills and Introductions
The legislature holds its first night session with Laramie county urging Congress to include Carey act lands in a federal drainage district. House Bill 257 would authorize boxing exhibitions. many bills face introduction limits tomorrow. About 950 measures have been filed. Rep Young plans a substitute for House Bill 1138 on labor, Rep Graverson may move to shorten residency for Wyoming to six months, a potential divorce bill.
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Congress
National Senate
Harrington
Delaney
Young
Sweetwater County
Labor Commission
Graverson
Sherdan County
Wyoming
Wyoming Fares Well in Appropriation Hill
Wyoming wins favorable treatment in the new direct appropriation plan for reclamation funds. The hoshone project receives 180000 of the sundry civil bill, the North Platte project 1140000, with Wyoming gaining the larger share of Jackson Lake funding at 476000. The piece notes 15 states sought appropriations totaling about 14450000, highlighting Wyoming’s favorable position.
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Washington, PD
Wyoming
Congress
Reclamation Service
Jackson
Idaho
Willion Gates
Desperate fighting fuels death toll in war report
In a Commons push, Tieresford to press Premier Asquith on treating German raiders in undefended areas as pirates. A trial by court would lead to a martial hang for murders of women and children. Lord Charles argues raiders should not be treated as honorable foes. A girl, Julia Bark, 15, injured after entanglement with a barbed wire fence while riding to school.
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Premier Asquith
House of Commons
Great Britain
Lord Charles
Ulia Bark
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