Peace Pacts Ratified by the Senate
The Senate ratified the general arbitration treaties with England and France by a 76 to 3 vote, with Lorimer Martine and Reed opposing. Bacon proposed an amendment restricting arbitration over aliens and related issues, prompting a long debate before final passage. The action leaves the treaties as custodians of peace with arbitration limited to justiciable differences not tied to excluded matters.
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Root
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Heyburn
Idaho
Grenna
North Dakota
Gamble
South Dakota
Stone
Missouri
Poindexter
Washington
Taylor
Tennessee
Davis
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Joint High Commission
Solons
Lodge
Examiner Doyle's Cleveland Election Expenditures Scrutiny
State Examiner F H Doyle criticizes the Cuyahoga county board of elections for illegal expenditures totaling about 5000 dollars including 3000 plus for an automobile and 200 for repairs. He urges proceedings to recover funds from officials who exceeded authority. The report contrasts Cincinnati’s cheaper methods and notes staffing differences.
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Commercial Tribune
F. H. Doyle
State Board of Accounting
Cuyahoga County
Examiner Doyle
Cincinnati
Dla
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Hamilton County
George M. Gohen
Hamilton County Board of Elections
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Cleveland Board
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State Bureau of Accounting
Seven Killed in One Blast at Diamond Vale Colliery
March 7. Sexes bodies were taken tonight from the Diamond Vale colliery after a gas explosion earlier today. Rescuers said eight other men likely entombed and dead.
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Merity
Diamond Vale
Lumber Yard Fire at Farrin Plant Wipes Out $80,000
A fire at the M. B. Farrin Lumber Co. in Winton Place destroyed the west yard, five sheds, the planing mill and engine room, causing an $80,000 loss. Employees and firefighters fought the flames overnight as water pressure failed and the blaze spread from a small cigar box wood factory corner. Continuous fire after hours prompted continued patrols at the site.
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Spring Grove
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W. J. Eckman
Farrin & Korn Company
John Shirley
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Shirley
Engine Company
Moses
McKinley backs primaries as legal test for renomination
Washington March 7 Representa tive McKinley director of President Taft s campaign for renomination answered Senator Dixon s challenge that Taft and Roosevelt need a preferential primary. He favors delegates chosen by primaries where legal fair and within law and cites states with primary provisions. Taft heads to Ohio and Illinois for three days with multiple speeches. Alabama Republicans name Taft as presidential choice adding six delegates to Taft s tally.
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LaFollette
Socialists branded Roosevelt Bryan and Berger in Congress
In Washington on March, Representative Dies labeled former President Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan, and Wisconsin Socialist Victor Berger as top enemies of free government. Dies linked Berger to labor activism and criticized alleged socialist aims, contrasting Roosevelt's anti socialist stance with Bryan's alleged support for Roosevelt and Democratic leaders.
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Victor Berger
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Lawrence Mass
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District of Columbia
Serger
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Caesars
Diaz
Mexico
Clark
Harmon
Ohio
Underwood
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives at Costa Rica Port Limón
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her daughter Miss Ethel Roosevelt arrived at Port Limón Costa Rica this morning. The government, surprised by the visit, arranged a special train to San Jose and a ladies reception committee began preparations to entertain the visitors.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Port Limon
United States
Cincinnati Real Estate Agent Held to Grand Jury
Cincinnati real estate agent Albert Foster was held to the grand jury on a charge of obtaining property under false pretenses. Bond set at $3,000. Dr Prudence Fenneman alleges Foster traded a farm for her city residence valued at $14,000 while the farm was $3,000, with Foster claiming it was worth $16,000.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Albert Foster
Cincinnati
Squire Hughes
Foster
Prudence Fenneman
Fenneman
Four Mill Employees Die In Greentown Boiler Explosion
In Scranton Pennsylvania on March 7 four Gilpin Tool Handle factory workers at Greentown Pike County were killed when a boiler exploded. Victims were George Kraft Edward Hay Thomas Blass and James Roshe. Injured is William Bilter. Mill damage estimated at 25000 dollars. cause under investigation.
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Gilpin Tool Handle
Greentown
Pike County
George Kraft
Edward Hay
Thomas Blass
James Roshe
William Bilter
Local Russians plan to out Import American farm gear
In Riga on March 7, local and St. Petersburg capitalists are funding large projects to build agricultural machinery. They aim to replace imports of American agricultural implements and benefit from government bounties.
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Riga
Russia
St. Petersburg
Americans in Mexico plan for defense
Four hundred Americans in Mexico City held a mass meeting to draft self protection plans in case of anti American disturbances. Committees shared with other nationalities and rifles were sought from the government while the German and Spanish communities organized defense points across the city. The American ambassador urged nonpartisan stance on Mexican politics.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Iister Calero
Foreign Office Today
United States
Four Die and Sixty Hurt in Rail Derailment Near Danville
The Continental Limited derailed west of West Lebanon Indiana two miles from Redwood Bridge. Four passengers were killed and nearly 60 injured when cars left the rails after a broken rail caused the derailment. The train was west bound on the Wabash railroad.
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Indianapolis
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A. R. Kitzer
Peru
Charles Roddenburg
Dallas
Tax
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N. Y
E. Kohl
Crawfordsville
Ll. Robinson
Camden
N. J
F. Barker
Elmira
New York
Redwood
Decatur
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Illinois State Line
Redwood Crossing
Congress May Open Probe Of Woolen Firm
A preliminary inquiry into the American Woolen company and the Lawrence Mass strike may lead to a full congressional investigation on origin capital labor conditions and corporate status. Hearings finished with testimony from company representatives and local figures including Rev. Carter and Postmaster Cox.
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American Woolen ‘Company
House Committee On Rules
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Berger
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Clark Carter
Citizens’ Committee
Doubt Over South Pole Discovery By Amundsen and Scott
London wires report conflicting dispatches on the Antarctic race to the pole. Amundsen claims arrival at Hobart and possible pole success, while Scott's camp and Mrs. Scott await confirmation. Copenhagen and Christiania sources back Amundsen, suggesting he reached the South Pole ahead of Scott.
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Amundsen Woul
Northwest Passage
Erie Express crashes into freight train near Westminster
West-bound Erie Express train No. 13 collided with a rear freight train seven miles east of Lima Ohio. One man, an engine fireman, is reported killed in the wreck.
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Erie
Westminster
Here
Amundsen Names Scott Reached South Pole
Wellington dispatch reports Captain Roald Amundsen states that Roald Scott reached the South Pole. The announcement contrasts Amundsen’s claim with British explorer Robert Scott’s polar expedition.
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New Zealand
Roala Amundsen
Current Scott
South Pole
Amundsen the Victor from Fram Expedition
Copenhagen dispatch reports a private telegram from Christiania stating Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole aboard the Fram expedition, confirming his historic polar victory. The message, published by the van Demokraten, cites the private source as the origin of the claim.
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Haakon Awaiting Amundsen News On Pole Quest
Christiania March 7 King Haakon has not received any communication from Roald Amundsen about his South Pole expedition. An adjutant said private news would put the king in an awkward position and spoil Amundsen’s chance to tell his story. Local papers with publication rights also report no news.
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South Pole
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Captain Amundsen
Suffragettes Guarded by Police at London Meeting
London march 7 force of foot and mounted police protected suffragettes outside the London Opera House where an insistent section held a meeting tonight. An effigy of Miss Christabe Pankhurst was carried amid tame speeches with little incitement to violence. The public was asked to help police catch window damageers as officials note common law allows restraint until a policeman arrives.
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