Honduran Revolt Warrants U S Marine Guard Action
Washington reports chaotic Honduran revolt with Ceiba clashes and the consulate under fire. Rear Admiral Dayton doubles the guard as marines and bluejackets patrol Ceiba while a destroyer rushes from Jamaica to Puerto Cortes. Several factions and candidates vie for power, threatening American lives and property.
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Washington
Ceiba
Jamaica
Puerto Cortes
Honduran Republic
America
Dayton
Special Service
Denver
Celba
Marine Guard
Engineers Favor Completion of Cincinnati Rapid Transit Loop
Cincinnati engineers broadly support finishing the proposed rapid transit loop from Canal and Walnut to Oakley despite a $6,000,000 bond issue. About 150 of 1,500 engineers responded, with 98 voting yes, 9 yes but with qualifications, 9 no, and 11 no vote.
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Oakley
Cincinnati
Engineers’ Club
Canal and
Walnut Streets
Rapid Transit Commission
Catastrophic TNT Plant Blast Ravages Nixon New Jersey
Massive explosion at the Nixon TNT ordnance salvage plant ignites the adjacent Nixon celluloid works. Forty dead or more injured, dozens unaccounted as flames engulf forty buildings and a town sheltering 200 workers. Soldiers, police, and volunteers join emergency crews to recover victims and search debris.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Nixon Nitration Works
Nixon
Ammonite Company
Army Tnt
Staten Island
Nixon Company
Celluloid Novelties Manufacturing Works
A. 8S
Raritan
Insurgent Brookhart Leads Senate Probe into Daugherty
A special Senate committee chaired by Brookhart of Iowa, chosen by Senator La Follette, will investigate Attorney General Daugherty and the DOJ. The 66 to 1 vote bypassed regular Republicans, with Wheeler’s coalition framing the inquiry as potentially sweeping in scope. The panel will begin hearings next week, examining Burns and DOJ activity amid broad powers to probe alleged failures to prosecute monopoly and anti trust violations.
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Associated Press
Washington
la Follette
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Elkins
Rep
W. Va
La _ .Follette
Wisconsin
Sue
Wash
Robinson
Ark
LA Foullette
Ashhurst
Wheeler Resolution
Paul Howland
Cleveland
George FE. Chamberlain
Oregon
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
William J. Burns
Mr. Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
E. L. Doheny
C. R. Forbes
Fire forces 200 from Columbus hotel blaze
Two hundred guests fled the Denison Hotel in Columbus Ohio as a top floor blaze caused by defective wiring swept the building shortly before 1 AM. The residence hotel appeared doomed as flames spread.
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Columbus Hotel
Columbus, O
Denison Hotel
Federal troops seek Villa treasure buried near fort
General Roman Lopez orders a strong cordon around a house by Fort Hidalgo where a well reputedly hides gold and silver bullion once left by Francisco Villa. The stash, valued at 100000 dollars, was disclosed via a letter found on Higinio Gomez, a Huerta supporter executed in Juarez six weeks ago. Lopez will claim the bullion for the government if found. Villa hid it in 1916 during his retreat.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tet
Roman Lopez
Juarez
Ft. Hidalgo
Francisco Villa
Higinio Gomez
de la Huerta
Gomez
Villa
Lopez
Forbes Denounces Frame-Up In Veterans Bureau Indictment
Charles R. Forbes, indicted on conspiracy and bribery charges over his Veterans' Bureau administration, releases two statements from his attorney calling the case a frame-up. He says he will name a high official connected with the government and plans to appear voluntarily in Chicago to arrange bond.
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Washington
Chicago
Veterans’ Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
James S. Easby-Smith
Forbes
Caroline Votan
Harding
United States
Ar Sawyer
Mortimer
Fordas
Blas H. Mortimer
Thompson and
Black
Charles E. Sawyer
Senate Investigating Committee
J. W. Thompson
Daugherty
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
United States District Court
New York
Tom Felder
Doughons
Morse
Sawyer
Bureau
Thompson
House Begins Soldier Bonus Debate With House Report Expected
The House Ways and Means Committee started consideration of soldiers bonus legislation with three days of hearings set to begin Monday. Chairman Green expects a bill to be reported to the House by next Saturday and considers several payment options including cash sums up to 50 dollars and insurance based plans. A nine month effective date after passage was urged by Secretary Weeks and a Democratic briefing group was appointed to present party views.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
McKenzie
Harding
Fish
N. Y
Andrew
Mass
Weeks
Ways and Means
Hayden
Ariz
Jeffers
Ala
Rankin
Miss
Milligan
Connery
Browning
Tenn
One Hundred Thousand Liquor Cases Smuggled Monthly
The coast guard told a House sub committee that about 100000 cases of liquor are smuggled into the United States monthly by rum runners off the Atlantic and gulf coasts. They urged additional funds of 13853989 to strengthen enforcement and cited extensive shipping networks and shore contacts across multiple regions and foreign flags.
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U. S
Coast Guard
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Gulf
House Appropriations
Coast Guard Service
Root
New York
St. Johns
N. F
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Azores
Bermuda
Bahamas
Havana
Baltimore
Puget Sound
Local Want Ads Highlight Jobs And Items For Sale
A dressmaker seeks daily engagements while a clarinet course promises income boost. A reward is offered for a platinum harp pin set with diamonds. A local firm seeks a draughtsman in sheet metal work and pattern making. A chef seeks a position. A Ford coupe in fine condition is for sale. A comptometer operator and typist with shorthand knowledge is desired by a local firm.
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Ford
Prince Masa yoshi Matsukata dies then revived in Tokyo
In Tokyo on March 2, Prince Masa yoshi Matsukata, declared dead yesterday after his heart and breath stopped, showed signs of life and a miraculous recovery today. Doctors say the 90 year old aristocrat regained consciousness and even took nourishment this morning amid widespread mournful notices.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Masayoshi Matsukata
Matsukata
Viscount Makino
Newport bank president survives bold $1800 hold up
Four armed bandits attacked Charles Maegerle on Seventh Street near Overton in Newport after 11 pm. A chauffeur Chappy was wounded but not seriously hurt. $1800 satchel was seized and later recovered. Maegerle, head of the Newport National Bank, vows to stop carrying cash.
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Charles Maegerle
Newport
Sixth Street
Maple Avenue
Maegerle
Seventh Street
Overton Street
Daugh Albert Coopey
Saasenport
Mr. Maegerle
Newport National Bank
Covington
Val Wentroth
Lafayette Avenue
Bellevue
Ninth
Monmouth Streets
Chappy
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Aegerle
La Follette Withdraws From North Dakota Primary Race
Wisconsin Senator La Follette announced by telegram he withdraws his name from the North Dakota presidential primary to honor his Senate duties. He said current events demand his voice and vote in Washington as the steamroller is set for the Cleveland convention.
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Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Senate
Cleveland
J. C. Olson
The
United States
Rebel Leader Herrera Executed After Trial at Cerro Azul
Daniel Martinez Herrera, captured at Cerro Azul, was tried by a military court and executed. Dispatches from Tampico report documents found on him framed a surrender to federals. Guadalajara notes say Salvador Alvarado and Domingo Ramirez Garrido offered to surrender if spared. Aviators locate rebels in Coalcoman region as troops press pursuit.
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Guadalajara
Coalcoman
Federal Troops Seek Bandits After Ranch Raid
Three hundred federal troops under General H. Lucero hunt about forty bandits accused of raiding the San Miguel ranch near Porvenir Coahuila forty five miles below Del Rio Texas. Raiders took provisions and fled into the Burro Mountains. ranch owned by George Miers of Del Rio.
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Associated Press
del. Rio
Tex
H. Lucero
San Miguel Ranch
Porvenir
Coahuila
George Miers
del Rio
Burro Mountains
Federal forces seize Puerto Mexico in Mexican dispatches
Press dispatches from Mexico City claim General Jose Dominguez has occupied Puerto Mexico while rebel Generals Torruco and Castillo Tapia prepare to march for Frontera. Officials in Vera Cruz could not confirm the report tonight.
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Puerto Mexico
Associated Press
Vera’ Cruz
Mexico City
Jose Dominguez
Federal Army
Torruco
Castillo Tapia
Frontera
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