Four Members Of Commission Confirmed In Senate Vote
In executive session the senate confirmed the five members of the federal trade commission with George Rublee of New Hampshire withheld. Congress aims for a continuous session through adjournment tomorrow as lawmakers push final action on a $101,974,165 set of appropriations and naval program details remain under conference.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
George Rublee
New Hampshire
Congress
House
Representative Mann
Allies’ sea policy unsettles diplomats as notes loom
President Wilson considers inquiries to Britain and France on how to implement the allies’ plan to halt sea commerce with Germany and curb submarine warfare. Officials expect replies from Britain and Germany before action, while Britain’s stance may depend on allies. The notes outline a broad policy, not specific enforcement details.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Inquirers
Burman to Enter Vanderbilt Cup Race in San Francisco
Bob Burman, noted for world records, wired officials he will compete in the Vanderbilt Cup next Saturday. Start time delayed from 10 30 to 12 30 p m to allow holiday crowd attendance. Practice yesterday saw drivers reach about ninety miles an hour, signaling a thrilling contest if the track stays dry.
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San Francisco
Bob Burman
Citrus Fruit Sales in New York Report
Citrus market brief records sale of thirty crates of oranges and one car load of fruit in New York with March 3 dateline.
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New York
Memorial Campaign Aims Trail Linking Yosemite To Mount Whitney
The Sierra Club has begun a drive to win legislative support for a memorial trail from Yosemite National Park to Mount Whitney and the surrounding scenic area. The route would cross the headwaters of the San Joaquin Kings and Kern rivers to improve access to regions described by John Muir.
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San Francisco
Sierra Club
Yosemite National Park
Mount Whitney
John Muir
California
San Joaquin
Kings, River
Kern
Mexico City Attacked. Zapata Forces Repelled
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report garrison in Mexico City repulsed attacks from three points Churubusco Penon and San Lazaro with heavy losses. Zapata leader Iriarte killed and documents tied orders to Zapata and Gonzalez Garza. Rail traffic to Vera Cruz suspended for possible military use. casualty count from Progreso gunboat explosion disputed with figures ranging up to thirty.
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Washington
Carranza Agency
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Zapata
Gonzalez Garza
Churubusco
Penon
San Lazaro
State Department
Carranza
Progreso
Progreso Harbor
Hines Return From Los Angeles Visit Noted
Mrs. G B Hines returned to town from Los Angeles where she had been visiting with relatives.
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G. ‘B. Hines
Los Angeles
Rela
Anarchist Plot Nipped In New York Cathedral Bombing
Police announced a thwarted anarchist conspiracy aiming to assassinate Andrew Carnegie Cornelius Vanderbilt and J D Rockefeller and unleash a reign of terror in New York. The bomber Frank Abarne lit a fuse in St Patrick's Cathedral before arrest, with Charles Carbone 18 named as the explosive manufacturer and more arrests expected.
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Carnegie
New York
Globe
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbuilt
J. D. Rockefeller
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Frank Abarne
Charles Carbone
Smith and brother visit San Diego exposition plans
W. B. Smith of Guernsey California arrived in the city this morning to spend time with his brother Dr. E. H. Smith and family. Smith will attend the San Diego exposition before returning home.
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W. 8. Smith
Guernsey
Calif
E.H. Smith
Smith
San Diego Exposition
Corona Ready 10 Celebrate Electric Line Parade and Banquet
Corona hosts a tri city celebration for the Pacific Electric line opening with a 1:30 p.m. industrial parade featuring Corona fruit wagons Riverside floats and two bands. Sherman Institute and Riverside bands join in. Paul Shoup and Mayor Pentolon speak at the spike ceremony. A baseball game follows at the ball park and a large banquet winds the day at the Woman's Clubhouse.
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Corona
Riverside
Arlington
Los Angeles
Ity
Pacific Electric Railway
Tri-City
Riverside Industries
Sherman Institute
Riverside Military Band
Riverside Boosters
Paul Shoup
Pacific Electric
Third
South Main
Sherman Institute Indians
Ball Park
Ten Miners Rescued as Death Toll Grows at Layland Mine
Rescue teams recovered ten survivors and nine bodies after the Layland mine explosion near Quinnimount. About 165 miners remained entombed, with destruction seen in the main entrance arch and broken windows within 300 yards. An unrelated fatality occurred when A B Cooper was killed delivering groceries near the mine.
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Bureau of Mines
Glen Allum
W. Va
Electric line schedule prompts late show convenience
City residents long separated by the new Riverside to Corona electric line now have a later car after performances at the Loring theatre. Manager Castleman pressed Riverside electric road officials and a car will depart Riverside immediately after a show if at least sixteen patrons request it, per a city visit by Secretary French of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Riverside
Corona
Coronans
Loring Theatre
Castleman
Chamber At “Commerce
Arrang
Navy pictures 10 to be shown at library night
The library announces a Thursday night program focusing on the American navy its battleships sailors training quarters and stations amid current debates on naval expansion. Children will not be admitted unless with parents and adults have the evening to themselves.
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Army
England
Neutral Countries
Muir
Yosemite
MT. Whitney
American Press Association
Vera Cruz Railway
Iriate
P. E
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Sacramento
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