European War Reports Include Sombs Torpedoes and Guns
British and Austrian forces clash across East Prussia and Bukowina as reports swirl of Russian advances and German council of war activities. Copenhagen dispatches link Emperor William and Falkenhayn to headquarters while Paris claims air raids on Alsace and Calais.
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London
Przemys
Petrograd
Vienna
East Prussia
East Prusattacka
Taurongen
Langszargen
Jordern
Tisit
Stanisau
Kolomea
Bukowina
Riverina
The
Evening News
Copenhagen
Emperor William
General von Falkenhayn
Lille
William
Frederick William
Ruprecht
Bavaria
Saxony
Wuerttemburg
Denver Widow Had Two Husbands and a Denver Daughter
Evelyn Cross was buried at Riverside cemetery revealing two husbands and a daughter in Denver who had lived there three years without knowing her mother resided. The story traces marriages in Denver and Cheyenne, a Wyoming ranch past, and a public administrator handling the mother’s estate.
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Evelyn Cross
Riverside Cemetery
Denver
Charles W
Mercy Hospital
Merny
Cheyenne
Wyo
David Tones
Meade Jones
Charles Hotel
Brout Street
Wyoming
Capitol Hi
Gaur
Miss Jones
Cross
Tlis
Misa Jones
Cugtis Street
Eleventh Street
Five Bandits Kill Man in West Shore Rail Stop
A man at Highland Park station on the West Shore line was killed when five bandits robbed him at about 8 o clock. The victim, identified as Guinkaia N., was found with his body riddled by bullets. New York detectives are pursuing leads.
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Guinkaia N
Hotaling
Staton
West Shore
Highland Palla
Altho
Piykelfe
Champ Clark Denies 1914 Presidential Run
In Washington on March 18, Champ Clark rejected reports he sought the Democratic nomination for president in 1914. He dismissed a dispatch linking former Congressman Rucker of Colorado to the race, calling it nonsense and stating he has no authority to doom his candidacy. He emphasized parity and economic prosperity over the presidency.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
Rucker
Colorato
Ong
Vice President Marshall greets visitors during train stop
Vice President Marshall, en route to the Panama Pacific exposition, leaves his dining car to greet delegations at the Union Pacific depot. He chats with Secretary Houx, Governor Kendrick's secretary Sinclair, and Senator Warren among others, then resumes dinner.
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Marshall
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Salvation
Frank L. Houx
G. Hopkins
Wilson
Washington
San Francisco
Mr. Sinclair
Kendrick
Mr. Marshall
Houx
Pretty Girls Plan Chicago to Frisco Walk Adventure
Three underage girls Ruth Horsley Ethel Rockwell and Mand Birdseng aim to walk from Chicago to San Francisco to see the exposition. They will be escorted by Frisco Jack a rescued Scottish collier with a letter from Chief Gleason. They start at sunrise with stops at Des Moines Omaha Cheyenne and Reno.
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Chicago
Ruth [Horsley
Ethel Rockwell
Mand & Birdseng
San Francisco
Frisco Jack
Municipal Pound
Gleason
Changes in Louisiana Industry and Climate by Alex Hustle
Editor Alex Hustle from Lou isiana notes eight years of gulf coast changes. Lumber, rice, and oil drive prosperity while farming adapts to mixed cropping, mineral fertilizer use, and infrastructure growth. New wheelhouses and better roads signal progress across towns despite lingering climate and old industries.
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Alex Hustle
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Cheyenne
Vinton
Gulf
Lowlejuna
Wyoming
Qur
Wilson Seeks Clarity on Allied Blockade Policy
Washington March 18 The administration weighs the long range blockade of German ports amid a German pressure and Franco British protest. Officials note France and England would limit operations to Europe and the United States weighs future protests with care as Germany seeks new terms and American policy evolves.
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Wilson
State Department
Germany
United States
England
Belgium
France
Bnt
Wochartered
High Seas
Holland
Blind wife accused in murder after lover flees through window
A Pittsburgh reporter recounts that Loretta Wade was arrested on a murder charge for shooting her husband George Wade on November 2 1914. A cousin eye witness claims Wade was killed by Mrs Wade in a plan to cover the crime while her lover leaped from a window.
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Penver
West Side
Wade
Hisself
Mra. Schulthels
Erin
Mra. Behulthels
New Clue in Cook Mystery Stuns New Haven Police
In New Haven on March 15 officials report a new clue in the death of Lillian M. Cook. A witness claims winning a car shortly before the body was found and a theory suggests a motive tied to Virginus Mayo and a domestic dispute.
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New Haven
Conn
Lillian M. Cook
Virginus J. Mayo
Clangus
Allee Cook
Cook
Bert Kono
White Slavers Must Go to Jail Case Upheld
In San Francisco California the United States Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling sentencing Maury Dikee and PL Orlew Combeurth for their convictions related to white slavery crimes. The decision affirms the previous judgment and sets a firm stance against trafficking.
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United States Court of Appeataginy
Maury” Dikee
PL Orlew Combeurth
O& McNeil
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Bill Nye
Laramie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
James D. Phelan
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Witdrawal
Lane
Benatop Phelan
Leader
Southland
Francisco
Cal
Diggeuat
Pelive Party
Peake
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