Currency Reform Urged by Committee Foreign Diplomats
Washington March 10 President Wilson may face a tougher task restricting a special session to tariff talks Representative Glass urged immediate currency reform as part of the agenda Former State Chairman Helmer of Washington asked for Alaska development plans Senate leaders say tariff revision is the priority for Congress The diplomatic corps to Washington received a formal welcome with 146 representatives present at the East Room tea will follow Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Wilson
Congress
Representative Glass
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Helmer
Washington
Alaska
Glass
White House
Helfer
Senate
Presient Wilson
Stone
Missouri
Clark
Alexander M. Dockery
Cashington
Bryan
Cosby
Rhoades
Army
Davy
Hale
Jusserand
France
Chicago
Lilinola
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
O'Hara
Ilinois Senate Committee
Illinois
John A. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Rockefeller
New York State
James Simpson
Marshall Piels and Company
Bimpoon Wan
Massacre Threat Echoes in War Reports from Europe
A Manchester Guardian letter warns of mass slaughters of all inhabitants at SGUTART if Bouter falls. Dispatches cite Balkan atrocities, Turkish defenses, and Allied bombardments around Adrianople as mediations falter and casualty figures climb amid shifting front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Bouter
Manchester Guardian
Edward Grey
Rugova
Belgrade
Sentari
Appointment of Relative Urged on President
The article reports nominations sent to the senate by President Wilson for posts including first and third assistant postmasters general and a U S judge in Porto Rico. It notes a debate over appointing a presidental relative and Wilson's plan to limit appointments to morning hours, with cabinet members exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Alexander M. Dockery
Missouri
James J. Blakeslee
Pennsylvania
U. S
District of
Porto Rico
Peter J. Hamilton
Alabama
Charles P. Neill
Lumbia
Alfred Wilson
Portland
Oregon
Secretary of War
Philippine Commission
Garrison
Captain Wilson
John Patterson
John H. Wilson
Hawaii
2. R. Cheney
Alaska
H. C. Todd
D. C
Federals Retrench at Agua Prieta as Rebels Advance
Five hundred federales evacuate Agua Prieta amid a surrounding force of eight hundred constitutionalistas. General Ojeda reports refugee troops from Nacosar and El Tierras arrived, claiming surrender of garrisons and rebels marching toward Agua Prieta and Nokeles Bonora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Ojeda
Nacosar
el Tiere
Constitutionalistas
Auga I’rieta
Constituonalistas
Agua Privia
Nokeles Bonora
Working girl can live on eight dollars a week says executive
Chicago March 10 William Thorne of Montgomery Ward testifies before the vice commission that a working girl can cover room breakfast lunch dinner clothing and incidentals on eight dollars weekly. He argues twelve dollars is too high and notes his figures come from one employee. The hearing covers wage standards and white slavery across five states with testimony from Marshall Field and Company and the Hub giving gifts and benefits to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William ©. Thorne
Monntgomery Ward and Company
Vice Commission
Laundray
Maarshall Field and Company
Juul
Simpson
Tosrey
Marshall Field
George Lytton
Bealdes Wite
Lytton
Summera
Officials Push For Wyoming Road Improvements
Weld and Larimer county commissioners will meet Cheyenne officials next Friday to discuss upgrading highways toward the Wyoming line. Weld county plans road work to the Colorado line, while Larimer will decide its portion. A road machine is on order and locals urge immediate action to connect Cheyenne with Denver benefiting motorists and the city’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Fort Collins
Weld
Larimer
Colorado
Wyoming Line
Laramie
Colorado Line
Greater
Cheyenne Club
Gommitice
Notson
Neem
Denver
Suse
Cheyenne
Lane to Govern Conservation Policy With Common Sense
Washington march 10 with Franklin K Lane California named new secretary of the interior his approach framed as common sense in managing natural resources and avoiding graft He earned prior praise from Theodore Roosevelt for progressive rail regulations and opposed monopolies while serving on the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Sense
Interior
Lane
Washington
Ommon
Franklin K. Lane
California
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Wilken Cabioet
Suations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wreat Department of the Interior
Southern Pacific
Coloniel
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
United States
United States Supreme Court
Expres Companion
Hineell
Minterior
Wheelbarrow wager trek to Pacific coast ends in Long Beach
Charles Niggin pushes a wheelbarrow from Maquoketa Iowa to Long Beach California covering 2500 miles after betting on Woodrow Wilson’s electoral votes. He began in Maquoketa last November and reached Victorville last Friday night en route to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maquoketa
Iowa
Pacific
Charles Niggin
Long Beach
Nigg
Woodrow Wilson
Maquoket
Pacific Coast
Victorville
Ten Thousand Girls Strike in New York Garment District
Ten thousand members of the Children's and Misses' Dressmakers union walk out in New York demanding a fifty hour week better pay and end to tenement house work. Union leaders say strikers will rise to about fifteen thousand by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Children's and
Misses’ Dressmakers
General Garment Workers
Slander Suit Seeks Damages Over Remarks in Clearmont
Agerrie Lamoreaux of Clearmont sues hotel owner Mary G. Loafman for 38000 dollars in dam ages alleging daily and repeated defamatory remarks aimed at discrediting and humiliating her. The petition names Gogerty and McNally as attorneys and cites incidents from December to January as the basis for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheridan
Wyo
Agerrie Lamoreaux
Clearmont
Mary G. Loafman
Clearmont Hotel
Germany
Gogerty and McNally
G. T. Cook
Cléarmont State Bank
D. L. McClure
Roscoe Babcock
Ita
Cea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sgutart
London
Constantinople
Enver Bey
San Stefano
Chattalda
Juuind
T He Daily Telegraph
Epirus
Oded
Diapateh
Mall
Ostantinople
Adrianople
Nureday
Turki Eh
Bulaly
Coward
Torgut
Tieb
Pennsylvania Avenue
Beall
Thorne
Barrett O'Hara
O'nora
Joseph Busch
Bigel, Cooper and Company
Perone
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!