Liquor in hotels plan withdrawn amid strong opposition
A city council meeting ended with Councilman Schilling withdrawing a Sunday liquor bill after heated protests from the W C F and the Anti Saloon League backed by Reverends Lee Hills and Nelson. Temperance forces cheered the retreat as the measure to let hotels sell drinks on Sunday died amid opposition.
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Rich ore strike near Centennial promises rich vein
At 600 feet underground in the Utopia tunnel near Centennial Wyoming miners report a high grade ore body six feet wide rich in gold silver copper and zinc. The vein center tests show four metals with ore value rising as the tunnel extends toward the mountain.
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Karamie
Five Boys Admit Guilt in Multiple Local Robberies
Five youths arrested after breaking into Hanson and Bird stores confessed to County Attorney Sam Thompson and will plead guilty at a forthcoming preliminary hearing. Charles Black Leo Ruffe Floyd Stout confessed to all robberies. Wilbur Everett to two. Michael Warlamont linked to the Bird robbery. Floyd Bennet to a separate Park addition theft. Harry Marshall plans to plead guilty to receiving stolen goods.
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Sam Thompson
Charles Black
Leo Rut
Wilbur Everett
Michael Warlamont
Union Pacific
Floyd Bennet
Neal Rowell
Park Addition
Senate Will Follow Wilsons Tariff Policy
Democratic members of the new senate finance committee agreed on a downward tariff revision aligned with Wilson and house leaders. They outlined close cooperation with the house to make bills acceptable and push them through committee meetings without delay.
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Senate Finance Committee
Wilson
House
Senate
Wilson and Cabinet Oppose Chinese Loan
President Wilson announced after cabinet approval that the administration would not continue negotiations for participation in a $125,000,000 loan desired by the Chinese government. He said the loan conditions directly affected Chinese independence and the United States could not be party to them.
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Washington
Wilson
President Wilson Returns Gifts Amid Barometer Remarks
President Wilson declines gifts of value after receiving a gold mounted razor strop and sends it back with a regretful note. The act follows his comments on the value of atrop as a barometer, with several other gifts returned in recent days.
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Washington
Wilson
Plans Form Indian Congress in Capital
Washington March 18 A rival grouping to Congress formed in the capital with plans to establish an Indian congress. Arrangements approved at a meeting of several tribal Indians and their representatives last night. The congress will have one resident delegate from each of the twelve tribes of the country.
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Congreva
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Indian Congress
Congress
King George of Greece Shot in Saloniki by Assassin
King George of Greece was shot through the heart in Saloniki while walking with Lieutenant Colonel Francoudis. Aleko Schinas, a 40 year old Greek, claimed no motive beyond opposition to governments and was seized immediately. Constantine is expected to succeed the throne amid intense public excitement.
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Hoe
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Victoria
Macedonia
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William of
Germany
Twenty seven Hurt in Train Wrecks
MARSHALLTOWN IOWA March 18 Twenty one persons injured three possibly fatally when a northbound passenger train derailed six miles north of here The derailment occurred near a culvert just after 2 oclock The engine passed safely but the baggage and sleeper cars went into a water filled ravine and caught fire The third car overturned Also MACON GA March 14 Six persons slightly hurt when sleepers and one day coach of the Dixie flyer Chicago to Jacksonville were ditched 24 miles south of Macon on the Georgia Southern and Florida tracks
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Universal Jubilee Decreed by Pope Pius
Rome announces a universal Jubilee from Low Sunday March 80 to December 8, Feast of the Immaculate Conception. The pope grants plenary indulgence to faithful visiting churches chosen by bishops and praying confessing taking communion and giving alms in commemoration of Constantine's edict.
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Governors Invite Dr Friedmann to Test Turtle Germ Vaccine
New York March 18 Dr Frederick Frans Friedmann said after treating 2 percent of patients in two hospitals with his turtle germ vaccine that 15 state governors invited him to visit their states for tests. He said governors would suspend medical regulations to allow a fair trial of his cure.
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Friedmann
Heavy quake shocks Honolulu from Kilauea observatory
A heavy earthquake lasting over an hour was recorded late at night by the observatory saismograph at Kilauea volcano. The tremor was logged near Honolulu on March 16, indicating significant seismic activity in Hawaii.
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Observatory
Kilauea
Righty Sills BUNK orr TAMBORG declared missing
Hamduru Germany reports a southwesterly hurricane sinking several small craft early today off the coast. Twelve deaths already confirmed and the death toll may rise to six additional fatalities as rescue work continues.
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Germany
Secretary of War calls for larger armed forces
Washington dispatch: Secretary Garrison backs immediate US military expansion and a reserve system while opposing disarmament. He argues a small, efficient army plus National Guard and trained reserves is needed to defend possessions and the nation. He warns against forcing officers to educate troops under fire.
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Garrison
United States
Harely Garria
National Guard
United State Army
Special Right to Cut Down Federal Expenses
Washington March 18 a move to trim federal costs within estimated revenues will be sought in the extra session after tariff bills are disposed of by the house. President Wilson's letter to Senator Tillman says expenditures should be carefully considered. Budget ideas are not yet outlined to Congress. The Taft system is not expected to be revived as the basis of appropriation.
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Regator
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Weather Forecast for Washington March 18
The Weather Bureau reports rain or snow and colder conditions on Wednesday with unsettled weather continuing Thursday.
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Washington
West Bigger Factor In Tariff Reform In Congress
Washington March 18 Western influence rises in tariff drafting as Finance Committee, with strong western representation, shapes schedules. Key items include duties on chemicals, oils, pottery wares, iron and steel, lumber, sugar, raw cotton, wool products, silks, and a substantial free list with free wool debated.
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Utah
McCumber
North Dakota
Washington
Ways and Merding Committee
Underwood
Mrs Eliza David Answers Summons
Mrs Eliza David widow of General BK C David died after a two month illness at her East Seventeenth Street home at 7 30 am She was born January 10 1593 in Potosi Missouri and lived in Dubuque Iowa Cheyenne and finally resided in this city Her surviving children are Mrs Carey and David The funeral will be held at her home Wednesday at 4 oclock with burial Friday in Dubuque Iowa
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Potosi
Willan W. Smith
Dubuque, Iowa
Edward C. David
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Mre
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Ald
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Overhor Carey
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Jeriooe
Militant suffragettes clash with government in commons
London march 18 heated debate in the house of commons over government tactics against militant suffragettes. Harsh accusations against the home secretary surged as suffragists shouted demands for stronger action and a prisoner of war metaphor echoed through the crowd.
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House of Commons
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