Martin Wins Chairmanship Amid Bitter Senate Fight
In Washington on March 14 Senator Martin won the chairmanship of the appropriation committee after a bitter contest. Tillman was set to chair naval affairs, with a caucus fight expected to challenge the decision. The report lists Western and other party members across committees and notes further maneuvering by Tillman.
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Washington
Tilman
Democratic Senate Committee
Steer Jng
Tillman
Naval Affairs
Democratic Caucus
Owen
Oklahoma
Shafroth
Colorado
Warren
Wyoming
Perkins
California
Smoot
Wah
Jones
Smith
Arizona
McComber
North Dakota
Sutherland
Utah
Borah
Idaho
Democrats
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Ashurst
Clark
Cummins
Iowa
Owens
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Charroth
Bristow
Kansas
Jones Washington
Arkansas
Committee On Commerce
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Public Lands Committee
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Whilliam W. Harris
Senate
Gore
Carl A. Loeffler
Lorimer
Bailey
Loeffler
Springfield
Barratt O'Mara
Chalwnge
Chicago
Tilmole Cities
Wilson taps Davies for assistant secretary of war
President Wilson offered Joseph E. Davies of Madison Wisconsin the position of assistant secretary of war. George Foster Peabody, former treasurer of the Democratic national committees, received a proposal for the collector ship of the New York port. Former Governor John Burke of Wisconsin is noted in the report.
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Washington
Wilson
Joseph EB. Davies
Madison
Wis
Democratic National Committee
George Foster Peabody
Democratic National Committees
New York
John Burke
Massacre of 300 Albanian villagers reported in Kosovo
Dispatch from Uskup to the Frankfort Gazette says three hundred Albanian inhabitants of lima in Kosovo were shot by Serb troops yesterday after capture. About 400 residents reportedly fled or were dispersed as the column advanced. Surviving prisoners were taken to Prisrend, the provincial capital.
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Franklin-On-The-Main
Germany
Lima
Kossovo
Uskup
Frankfort
Prisrend
Wilson vows tariff issue priority in extra session
President Wilson will take up current legislation in the extra session until the tariff question is disposed of, said A Mitchell Palmer after a discussion. He plans to appoint Dudley Field Malone of New York as assistant attorney general to represent the government in the customs court following a conference with Secretary McAdoo.
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Washington
Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
McAdoo
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Povernmenat
Guy
Nebraska
Hig City
Sidney
Touch of Woolly West Strikes English Youth in Pueblo
Thomas Franks an 18 year old from Derbyshire England arrived in Pueblo Colorado and loaned $1380 on a $14 000 check after meeting a man claiming to be a wealthy Kentucky colonel at Union Station The cons attempted to cash the check but failed and the English traveler faced a quick loss amid a scam atmosphere with a staged business deal.
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Pueblo
Colo
Thomas Franks
Derbyshire
England
Rifle
Union Station
Old
Frank
Smith Knocks Out Villa in Round Two at Madison Square Garden
New York March 14 Dun boat Smith stops champion English heavyweight Bombardier Villa in the second round at Madison Square Garden tonight. Villa faced defeat in a brisk bout as Smith delivered decisive blows to claim the victory before the crowd.
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New York
Dunboat Smith
Bombardier Villa
Madlean Square Garden
Wyoming Forecast: Fair Weather With Rising Temps
The Weather in The Weatheren district reports Wyoming will stay fair on Saturday with rising temperatures into Sunday. No significant precipitation expected. Temperature trends point to warming across the region.
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Washington
Wyoming
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Wrecks in Nebraska Blizzard Kill Nine Die in Two Collisions
A brutal blizzard in western Nebraska triggered two rear end rail crashes near Gothenburg and Sidney. Four died aboard No 4 and 30 were injured aboard No 12 as crews rushed to aid victims. Names list the dead and injured, with scattered details of survivors and railway action.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Gothenburg
Sidney
No. 12
OR. Orcher
Walker
W. H. Dickerson
W. G. Tintey
Omaha
Ned
A. B
Colvin
Bronx Falls
F. J. Lanehlin
Edward Rose
B. Badgley
Allen
J. G. Kincaid
Norfolk
C. M. Terrence
Charlesty
Outa
Genie F. Brown
Tonopah
Nev
General Beott
Brulace
Grand Island
Colorado
Haynes
Western Union
Rock River
Nebraska State Railway Commission
A, M, Guy
Vancouver
Guy
Carey defends judicial appointments as nonpolitical
Governor Joseph M. Carey asserts no judicial appointees were active candidates or influenced by political deal making. He praises Judges Tidball Winter and Metz as ideal picks, noting their integrity, education, and service, and says the judiciary should be insulated from party politics while reflecting diverse affiliations.
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Cheyenne
Cheyermine
Wyoming
Laramie Republican
Arade
Laramie
Chaplin
Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Jaotice
Tidball
Winter
Metz
Sheridan
University of Wyoming
University of Michigan
Shte
Bey
Thomas M. Hyde
Chicago
Mr. Kendrick
Sikce
Theodore Roosevelt
William T. Taft
Janinter
Joseph M. Carey
Sensation After Friedmann Injection Tells of Cure
A New York report recalls a young man who received Dr Friedmann s turtle basililus injection and reports rapid improvement. He describes a tingling sensation spreading from the calf hours after treatment, a high fever that soon normalized, and a renewed appetite. Bellevue Hospital will host a federal clinical review with 20 to 80 TB patients. Dr Friedmann then moved to Toronto after treating over 100 people planned there.
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New York
Friedmann
Aadlevue
Storm Strikes Several States Killing Dozens
A severe storm system swept across Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas Thursday, causing telegraph and telephone outages. Reports indicate multiple deaths as lines failed and emergency crews worked to restore communications.
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Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Sloan Reappoints Head of White House Secret Service
Washington March 14 Jim Sloan longtime Secret Service man who guarded Presidents for a decade was named today by Chief Flynn to head the Secret Service detachment at the White House Sloan has traveled with Roosevelt and Taft and knows public men well The move comes as Treasury officials consider reshaping the corps and officer changes continue to be announced
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Washington, Mare
Jimmy Slowrsetiis
Secret Service
Flynn
White Hote
Sloan Haa
Roosevelt
Taft
Trea Ury
McAdoo
Lle
Wininel
Ile
Berretary Moe Adoo
Cole
Court Clears Alleged Fraud Ring Participants in New York
In New York on March 16, Julian Jlawtherns, William K Mortda and Albert Preeman were tried in federal court for alleged fraud linked to a coal mining claim. They were acquitted and freed of the charges.
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New York
Mare
Julian Jlawtherns
Wiliam K Mortda
Albert Preeman
Tonieid
Malin
Coadtae Mining
Claiae
Toalab
Quincy
Pa Tayer
Homon A Thom
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