World Cruise Planned for American Battle Fleet
San Diego reports news that the American battle fleet will undertake a world tour, departing from San Francisco on July 5 and visiting Hawaii, Ramon, Australia, and the Philippines. The itinerary, approved by the president and cabinet, aims to showcase naval power and receive congratulatory messages as the fleet prepares for the voyage. Admiral Braue will command in San Francisco with preparations underway at Magdalena Bay and Points Loma, while communications with Washington confirm the plan and dates.
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Ramon
Australia
Navy
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National committee to hear all contests for nomination
Washington March 14 The Republican national committee will hear all contests and decide on each on its merits to uphold party regularity without regard to any candidate’s personal preferences. Chairman New will ensure full committee hearings with no subcommittees and a fair, rule guided process before Chicago’s convention.
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National Committee
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Newald
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Kanhas Wagins Manhunt After Bank Robbery
Three hundred items pursue Hank Robbers after the Tyre State bank robbery in Coffetville Kansas. About 500 dollars were stolen and a special train with 100 armed men left Coffeyville for Dewey Oklahoma to chase the two or three armed bandits and guards. Inside the bank two men fled while a third guarded the exterior as police and railway agents chased the suspects.
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Tyra
Marriettville
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eTera
Eltkzons
Pureult
Dewey
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Appuarance
Idaho Mercantile Company Opens Rebuilt Store After Remodeling
The Idaho Mercantile Company, one of the city’s oldest firms since 1891, has repainted and remodeled its interior expanding to occupy nearly the entire lower block. Capital stock was raised from 100000 to 150000, new departments added, including coffee and tea, vegetables and fruit racks, a candy display, and exclusive lines. Delivery service will be automated with home service and run orders. A grand spring opening is planned for Tuesday the 17th with C E B Coonradt decorating and an eight piece orchestra from the Coeur d Alene band. William Sandera oversaw remodeling with local actors assisting.
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Mente
Sinew Itear Eentantion
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Wiate
Ita Capital
Expire Candy Company
Hoinae
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Theatore
Coeur d'Alene Bend
Wiliam Sandera
Ators
Burglary at Lake Shore Confectionery Store
Cigar and confectionery shop on the lake shore was entered by burglars last night. About five dollars in money was taken. Entry was gained via rear porch through a cut panel and unlocked door after cutting. The store’s isolated location and hidden rear access aided the break in. officers have no suspects.
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State exhibit planning meeting at the Capitol
Seattle Olympia reports Governor Mead convened a conference with the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific fair commission and department heads to discuss plans for state exhibits. The state organi zation board will meet in Walla Walla on April 10, while the Board of Control began opening bids for six months of supplies.
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Yrigan Board
Walla Walla
Stain Board
Poetrol
Officials Convicted in Capitol Building Fraud Trial
Jury returns guilty verdicts against John H. Sanderson, William H. Snyder, W. T. Mathew, and James M. Shisnawer on charges tied to defrauding the state in furnishing the new Capitol. Maximum penalties are two years and a $1000 fine each. Trials began January 28 and this one of the state’s longest juries drew wide attention.
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Ana Yosveraay
State Courte
Fire devastates Bremen district as 33 buildings burn
A great conflagration sweeps the westness section of the city. Bremen authorities struggle to contain the blaze as 33 structures already burn with heavy losses feared.
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Bamia
Breall
Westness
Bremen
With & Lous
Fire Sweeps Big Timber Fire destroys town and banks in Montana
A wind driven blaze from a locomotive spark swept through Big Timber Montana destroying most of the business district and over half the homes. The fire consumed the courthouse jail post office and utilities while 300 to 800 families were left homeless. The standing losses include Browning Mercantile and Big Timber State Bank among other major firms. A relief train and local efforts fought the blaze but the scale prompted talks of forming a bankers baseball team to aid recovery.
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Mont
Bix Timber
Sweet Grane County
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Livingston
Browning Mercantile Company
Citsons” State Bank
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Yenrod
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Patterson Drug Store
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Wes Tieder Company
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
BIG Timber Btate Bank
Montane Hardware Company
West Bide Grocenty Company
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First motor car seen in Jerusalem creates sensation
In Jerusalem on March 14 Charles Glidden of Boston and Mia Glidden arrived by motor car from a hotel. The event drew tremendous attention as the first automobile seen in the city, causing a widespread stir among residents. Also noted, the U S cruiser Chicago departed from Rio de Janeiro at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Mt Wee
Simone
Cieage
Traiian
Rio Janrino
United Fhtates Cruleer
Chicago
Great Philadelphia Business Show Opens With New Machines
In Philadelphia a large early 20th century trade exposition opens today showcasing Hiniesering appliances and office machines. Exhibits include typewriting simulations, calculating devices, blue print printing, and factory workflow systems aimed at saving time and money.
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