Minority Report on Canal Tolls Sways Wilson Policy
United Press reports that Representative Nolan filed a minority Interstate Commerce Committee report charging President Wilson with backing Britain. The document claims British influence led to surrender on canal tolls without arbitration and warns administration support would undermine the Monroe Doctrine. It mentions unrelated listings and show notices are present in the page.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Nolan
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wilson
Great Britain
Advertising Coupon Offer for Tailoring Orders
Advertising coupon valued at one dollar accepted as payment toward any made to measure suit or overcoat ordered here. Only one coupon per order. A. F. Messenger & Son, sole agents for the International Tailoring Co. of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Messenger & Son
International Tailoring Co
New York City
Fire at Baker Printing destroys plant and nearby buildings
A Newark fire today at the Baker Printing plant and adjacent structures caused a total loss of about 150000 dollars. About five hundred female workers at the H and M waist factory on the upper floors panicked but all escaped unharmed, authorities report.
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United Press
Newark
N. F
Baker
German Aviator Delesner Killed In Maneuver
Lt Delesner, a Prussian army aviator, was killed near Berlin during an army air maneuver. His plane overturned while attempting a landing and crashed to the ground.
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United Press
Berlin
Delesner
Here
DeGesser
Warren man head of Union Telephone visits city today
Mr. Geer of Warren, manager of the Union Telephone Co., is in the city today. Lost an earring with a pearl vet. please leave at the Journal office 3116.
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Mr. Geer
Warren
The
Union Télephone Co
City
Journal Office
AmuseU Theater Presents Jerry's Mother-in-Law and More
The AmuseU Theater showcases a Vitagraph comedy Jerry's Mother-in-Law in two parts featuring Sidney Drew and Clara Kimball Young, along with The Last Minute a four reel R R western, and A False Friend a Selig drama with five roles at Ground 106.
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Jerry
Amusa Tonight
Vitagraph
Sidney
Drew
Clara Kimball Young
Selig
Roel Gound
Grass widows pension plan attacked by reform leader
Mire Grace Strachan, president of the Interborough Association of Woman Teachers, tells Albany commissioners that widowed mothers with dependent children should not be pensioned. She argues such a plan would encourage men to live off their spouses. Alice Robbing of the Brooklyn Neighborhood guild supports Strachan. A reward is offered at the Lyric tonight for a picture program.
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New York
Mire Grage Strachan
Interborough Association of Woman Teachers
Albany
Alice Robbing
Brooklyn Neighborhood Guild
Sorell
Straotian
Soft coal combine convicted in Ohio court ruling
United Press reports Columbus March 14 a special 81st District court ordered the soft coal trust to absolve within sixty days and the Lake Shore Hocking Valley and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads to dispose of holdings at once. Failure to comply could lead to a receiver being appointed to wind up the proportions.
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United Press
Columbus
Socalled Soft Coal Trust
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Bert Marshall
Albert J. Ross
Overture Orchestra
Photolifes
Sawtelle & Mackie
Roas & Shaw
Lillian Hart
Comedienne Xtraordinary
Restivo
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Minority Report
Argo
Columbus Ave
West
Livermore
Dame Fashion
Corry Department Store
R. F. Livermore
Amuseu Theater
Corry
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