International aviation races set to spark season finale
A sweeping new season of aeroplane and hydro aeroplane contests spans April to November with more than thirty events across Europe led by the international speed championship in September. Prizes total thousands of dollars and include races from London to Paris to Monte Carlo with entries from France the United States Great Britain Germany and Italy.
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France
United States
Great Britain
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Italy
Monte Carlo
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Strassburg
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London
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Paris-Bucharest
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SEEKS HIGH OFFICE Candidate for Republican Nomination for Treasurer
Charles E. Stinebaugh Wood County's popular County Auditor has decided to seek the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. His record as an official, taxpayer responsibility, impartial administration and courteous conduct supported his 1912 re election by over 1100, despite a Democratic landslide in Wood County. He has also served as County Auditor Superintendent of Schools and a Director of the Wood County Fair Company, building broad state wide connections.
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Charles E. Stinebaugh
Wood County
Steinbaugh
Wood County Fair Company
British Navy Leads World in Aviation Says Churchill
The First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill, asserted the British navy’s lead in flying and outlined naval aviation advances. He described airships and seaplanes increasing reach, crew, and capability as the fleet expands, with five coastal stations and planned additions.
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London
William Ewart Gladstone
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
Parliament
Churchill
The
Aero Club
English of Eliot Revised by Wilson
Cambridge Massachusetts March 29 Charles W Elliot former Harvard president is criticized by Woodrow Wilson former Princeton president for his English Wilson has revised Elliots English and Eliot was hired by D H Burnham & Co architects of the Washington post office to prepare inscriptions years ago when plans were drawn
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Mass
Charles W. Elliot
Harvard
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Eliot
D. H. Burnham & Co
Washington
Wilson
Treasury
West Pavilion
LARK Ends Silence On Tolls Souversy
A period of silence on tolls ends as officials announce a forthcoming decision. Residents and local leaders react to potential changes and call for clear details on fees, routes, and timelines.
Carranza hailed as president as Mexican crisis deepens
Signficant reception for General Carranza in Juarez and news of a proposed northern republic if Villa fails to capture Torreon. Senate and House debate repeal and tolls amid Democratic party strains. Norman Gaynor plans marriage to Betsy Page of Fairfax Virginia.
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New York
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Fairfax
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Brooklyn
Miss Page
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Italy threatened general railway strike looms in Ancona
Eighty thousand railway workers press for higher pay, risking a general strike set for April 16 if the government does not meet demands. Ancona hosts a pivotal meeting where leaders allied with anarchists and socialists back the action, while the government weighs military discipline risks.
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Rome
Italy
Ancona
Enrico Malatesta
Official dies during worship in Marion church
Ray F. Shaffer a 30 year old assistant Sunday School superintendent at the First Reformed Church collapsed during services in Marion Ohio. He cried out clutching his chest and died as Superintendent Samuel H Keller and the congregation prayed. Shaffer worked as a bookkeeper and officials cited a weakened heart from a recent illness.
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Marion
Ray F. Shaffer
Samuel H. Keller
Shaffer
Negro Held in Ohio Kidnapping Case
Bert Stevenson, a Black man from Chicago, is held in Warren Ohio on charges of kidnapping 12 year old Henry McPhillips from Newcastle Pennsylvania. The boy says Stevenson enticed him away a week ago and threatened to kill him if he tried to escape. The lad’s father arrived here with him today.
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Warren, O
Bert Stevenson
Chicago
Henry McPhillips
Newcastle
Attempt on Zelaya in Barcelona Resides at Casa Torres
A man named Rosas, claiming to be Nicaraguan, fired at former President Jose Santos Zelaya at his Barcelona residence Casa Torres. The shot missed. Rosas was overpowered and arrested after declaring Zelaya had killed his uncle. He sought vengeance for decades of alleged wrongs.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Casa Torres
Zelaya
Rosas
Fortune Seeker Keith Dalrymple Missing Seven Years
Keith Dalrymple aged 23 of Port Allegheny vanished from home seven years ago. Relatives launch a nationwide search after a fortune of 365000 left by his oil operator father who died recently.
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Kane
Keith Dalrymple
Port Allegheny
Grafting of a Pig's Eye On Child Is a Success
In Baltimore on March 29 physicians report the left cornea grafted from a pig to nine month old David Kane of Gettysburg Pa restored sight. Tests show the eye tracks a light and winks at nearby objects, with the child previously nearly blind from staphyloma.
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Baltimore
David Kane
Herman Kane
Gettysburg
Little David
Mountain Slide Destroys Farms In Brive Valley
A large mountain section detached by earthquakes slides down the valley near Brive France destroying farms cottages and roads for over half a mile. Residents flee as government engineers seek methods to limit the disturbance and halt its progress.
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Brive
Lanteuil
Direct Murder Charge Is Made Against Boy
Jean Gianini a sixteen year old former pupil of Lydia Beecher was arrested on a murder warrant in Poland village for the death of the school teacher. Coroner Huyck said evidence justified the warrant and an affidavit from Brainard Will supports alleged admissions. Gianini’s lawyer and a brain specialist attended the county today while Beecher’s mother and family prepared for the autopsy and body removal.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Jean Gianini
Lydia Beecher
Poland
Huyck
Gianini
Miss Beecher
Brainard Will
Ago
Will
Charles Gianini
Suitor
Herkimer
Syracuse
W. D. Beecher
Frank F. Fletcher
Beecher
Hennett
Herkimer County
Five Drown After Bridge Collapse In Fresno
A suspension bridge on the San Joaquin River collapsed tonight sending an automobile and five occupants into the swift water. The victims include L. N. Peart, General Superintendent of the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, and J. E. Burgess, Assistant Superintendent, both UC graduates.
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Fresno
Cal
San Joaquin River
L. N. Peart
San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation
University of California
Starving Juror Faints In Jersey City Court
In Hudson County Court at Jersey City juror Leopold Wauters fainted from hunger during a civil case. He admitted two days without food as jurymen rushed to help him then a fund was raised to feed him. The constable and court staff rushed to check on his family at home.
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Jersey City
Commercial Tribune
New York
Hudson County
Leopold Wauters
Wauters
Thomas Golden
Gregory Street
Tragic Big Four Train Wreck Claims Greenfield Teacher
Relatives today claimed the body of Miss Louw Neal of Greenfield Ohio who was killed when Big Four passenger train No 3 wrecked near West Liberty Ohio yesterday. Miss Neal, a Toledo school teacher for two years, was en route from Toledo to Greenfield. Railway officials began an investigation into the wreck that injured ten others.
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West Liberty
Louw Neal
Greenfield
Big Four
Miss Neal
Toledo
Ohio
Mexico City Dispatch Special Cable March 2 Report
Mexico City report indicates developments on March 2 involving commercial and political contexts. The brief notes ongoing actions, with emphasis on national economic and diplomatic aspects as details unfold.
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Mexico City
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