Toll Fight Obliterates Party Lines
Washington March 25 Sharp party divisions emerge as the opening stage of the fight to repeal the law granting American coast wise ships free passage through the Panama Canal. The debate will begin after a special rule to limit discussion on repeal is presented to the House. President Wilson faces crosscutting opposition within his party as Underwood Mann and Murdock lead a broad coalition.
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Washington
Wilson
Panama Canal
House
Underwood
Mann
Murdock
Pollock Seeks Welsh Title Bout With Coffroth
Harry Pollock, manager of Freddie Welsh, arrived in San Francisco from Los Angeles to discuss arranging a match for Welsh against lightweight champion Johnny Coffroth. Pollock seeks a title bout and a firm agreement.
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Pollock
Ocoffroth
Welsh
San Francisco
Harry Pollock
Freddie Welsh
Los Angeles
Coffroth
William Phillips Named Secretary of State A Diplomat and Ties to Roosevelt
William Phillips assumes the role of secretary of state bringing extensive experience from diplomacy and government service. A Beverly native and Harvard alum, he has served under Taft and Wilson, led Far Eastern affairs, and acted as private secretary to Joseph H. Choate. He is 85, married to Carolina Astor Drayton of New York.
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William Phillips
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Representative Peters
Massachusetts
Beverly
Harvard
Harvard Corporation
Joseph H. Choate
Court of St. James
Peking
London
State Department
Phillips
Misa Carolina Astor Drayton
New York
J. Coleman Drayton
Federal league plan grants players club ownership
Baltimore March 2. Federal league players will become part owners of the club and share in earnings under a new plan announced today by President Robert B. Ward of the Tiptope. The move aims to secure player loyalty and stabilize the franchise finances.
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Baltimore
Federal League Baseball
Robert B. Ward
The
Tiptope
Open Discussion Highlights Farmer Interest at Wyoming Convention
Delegates at the Wyoming convention engaged in morning and afternoon sessions focusing on practical farming. Speakers including L R Townsend and A E Bowman discussed corn growing, silage from Russian thistle, alfalfa on dry farms, and the value of co operation between cities and rural areas for better roads and markets.
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Ll. R. Townsend
Jireh
Wyoming
Mr. Townsend
Slso
J. K. Carpenter
Gens Mudd of
Hulett
J. Ross Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Carpenter
Four Arrested in Zeb Bumgarner Killing at Daniels House
Mrs May Lambe faces murder charges after Zeb Bumgarner was shot in Douglas Wyoming March 13. Her husband Thomas Lambe and father-in-law George Lambe are jailed. Sheriff Pey ton led the arrest aided by a complaint from Kay Bumgarner. Preliminary hearing set for Saturday.
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Douglas
Wyo
May Lambe
Zeb Bumgarner
Daniels
Peyton
Kay Bamgarner
Thomas Lambe
George I.lambe
Daniel Schofield
Lambe
Florida
Bumearner
Fred Dilammond
Casper
Federals say rebels routed flee Torreon
Reports from Laredo Juarez and Mexico City recount a large federal defeat at Guerrero with about 1200 Federals returning to Nuevo Laredo. Villa's rebels supposedly retreated northward after Torreon fighting amid claims of heavy losses and ambush maneuvers.
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Torreon
Mexico City
War Department
Villa
Lorlo
Veloso
King Advocates Drag Road Engineer for Every County
D Ward King argues that a county road drag engineer will boost farm land values and social cohesion through well maintained highways. He cites personal experience with an Iowa road drag and notes eight Iowa highways kept in near perfect condition by regular dragging. Local crowd applauded. audience questioned King after his address.
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King
John 8. Cole
United States Department of Agriculture
D. Ward King
J. Ross Carpenter
Iowa
Death of Bobby Burns Saddens Horsemen at Fayette Fair
Horsemen in Washington Courthouse Ohio mourn the death of Bobby Burns a 26 year old stallion from the 184 standard performers. He was buried within the track enclosure at the Fayette county fair grounds beside Major Mallow who died a year ago.
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Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Bobby Durns
Fayette County Fair Grounds
Major Mallow
Grand Sim
Bobby Burns
Exams Move to County Office for Teachers
Place for exams has been changed from the gymnasium to the county superintendent's office for teachers examinations.
Wyoming State Wooler Meeting Addresses Dairy Topics
Program outlines a morning session on moisture conservation by Professor Knight and a dairy cow lecture by Prof. Oviatt, followed by an auction of dairy cows at Union Pacific stock yard. Delegates tour Cheyenne Creamery and local plants, with an evening talk on education and the farm by Dr. Dustway.
Mother Jones Appeal Demands Her Release From Colorado Imprisonment
John P. White and union representatives from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois urged President Wilson and the U S Department of Labor to intervene for the release of Mother Jones held in a filthy cell at Walsenburg Colorado in connection with the state labor troubles. They also protested Governor Ammons and Colorado militia treatment of union members.
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Chicago
Mary Jones
Walsenburg
Colorado
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wilson
United States Department of Labor
Jones
Ammons
Page Speech Sparks Senate Referral
The London speech of Ambassador Page, criticized at home, was forwarded by Secretary Bryan to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for consideration without debate. Page claimed the Panama Canal was built for American reasons and warned against foreign interference in investments.
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Washington
London
Ambassador Page
Senate
Bryan
Cre
Foreign Relations Committee
Page
Panama Canal
United States
America
Thousand Acres Swept by Fire in Wyoming
A massive fire swept about a thousand acres of the Bastian Behmoker stock ranch in Wyoming. H C Hubbard was burning thistles on his homestead when the wind carried embers across a fence, igniting the range and burning nearly two miles of spring pasture including 30 tons of hay. Neighbors joined to stop the blaze after it crossed Muddy Creek.
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Burns
Wyo
H.¢. Hubbard
Muddy Creek
Prize Winners in Wheat Barley and Oats Show Local Names
Prize list records first and second places in Winter Wheat Spring Wheat Oats Barley and Flax with multiple winners and locations. Geore Z Judge J Sorenson W Beall and others appear among carpenters and towns like Highland Egbert Pine Bluffs Iowa Center and McParland.
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Carpenter
J. Sorenson
Highland
Jacobson
Oate
Jay and
Willam Beall
Secgod
W. A. Schaup
Iowa Center
J. Rosa Carpenter
Egbert
J. Ross Carpenter
EB. Adelphson
Econd
Carl d. D. K. McParland
Pine Bluffs
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts A Veteran Litterateur
A portrait of Senator Lodge as a veteran literateur and senior statesman in Republican politics. The piece highlights his vast legislative experience, eloquence, and leadership roles including chairmanship at the 1908 Republican National Convention and long service in Congress.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Lodge
Chicago
House
Senate
Bottler Beaman Arrested Over Beer Sale to Minors
East Side Bottling Works proprietor F. C. Beaman of 707 East Sixteenth Street was arrested yesterday on a charge of selling a keg of beer to minors. He posted a $50 bond and was released.
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F. C. Beaman
East Side Bottling Works
East Sixteenth Street
Beaman
Seeley Sact Graveerror He Resigns
London March 25 The government published its statement on revolt among Third cavalry brigade officers and a heated Commons session. Colonel Seeley took blame for errors and admitted a great mistake regarding assurances to General Cough. Seeley offered resignation but was not accepted. Government withheld Seeley’s gazette and Grey said the decision would reach General Gooch tomorrow. Churchill confirmed orders for a naval show of force against Ulster.
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London
Third Cavalry Brigade
House of Commons
Seeley
Arthur Paget
Ireland
Hubert Cough
Asquith
Serley
Viscount Morley
House of Lords
Edward Grey
House of Commans
Gooch
Ulster
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Irish
Farmers Oppose Leasing Endorse Sale of State Lands
Wyoming Farmers Association resolutions unanimously adopted endorsing the sale of public lands near Cheyenne and memorializing Congress to oppose leasing unoccupied public lands. The sale resolution cites fertility and development potential without irrigation, while the memorial warns leasing would hinder settlement and state sovereignty.
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Cheyenne
Congress
Wyoming Yarmers’ Association
Greater Cheyenne Club
Industrial Club of
Washington, D. C
Congressional Public Lands Committee
Wyoming
Farmers’ Associat Tion
R. M. Lamont
J. W. Hoover
Weather Forecast for Wyoting Washington
The Wyoting forecast calls for cloudy conditions on Thursday with colder temperatures in the south. Friday should be fair with improving conditions.
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Washington
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Warmo & Ewing, Wass
Brooklyn
Wyoming Farm
A. EB. Bowman
Prof. Bowman
Committee On Credentials
Juarez
Gomez Palacio
Horsemen
Department OF Labor
Clineoiwet
War Secretary
Gough
Commons
Committee
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