Hopes and tragedies marked the world notices
Mrs. Joanna House of Los Angeles died from burns after her dress caught fire at an Eastern Star meeting. Judge John M. Wilson read his jury charge soon, as 10 defendants faced murder charges in Montesano. Armistice parade victims, new information filed in Arthur McElfresh’s murder case in Centralia. Gutierrez escaped police in Los Angeles after a store sighting, arrested with multiple disguises and weapons. Justice Department to press trusts cases. Pershing to visit Panama Canal Zone. debt policy hints. House rejects large army cuts. army reorganization advances. 50 000 US bodies to be repatriated. Harbord report hints at Arab mandate considerations.
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Joanna House
Los Angeles
House
Eastern Star Hall
John M. Wilson
1. W. OW
Montesano
Wash
Warren O. Grimm
Centralia
Arthur McElfresh
Gutierrez
Guitierez
Central Station
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Steel Corporation
Genral Palmer
High Court
Department
General Pershing
Panioma Canal Zone
Washington
Houston
DIN
Wilson
Henry W. Robinson
Rem- Wrandt Peale
John P. White
Army
Secretary of War
France
United States
Baker
Wadsworth
Senate Military Committee
Armenia
American Mission Under Major General Harbord
Hugo Willian Weightman
Omaha
WAT
Weightman
Creighton University
Petrie Kimbrough
New York
Utica
Turkey Creek
Branson
Hollister
Taney County
Missouri
Ran
William Rox
Melva
Davenport
Tawa
Clayton Stoner
Chicago
New Prns
Ind
Mississippi River
New Orleans
John Cudney
Standard O1 Company
New Jersey
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
West Virginia
Senate
House of Delegates
Jesse A. Bloch
Wheeling
California
Charleston
Cal
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Entente Demands Extradition Halt and German Trials
Berlin reports a note to Lloyd George demanding an end to arrests of Germans in occupied territories on similar charges to the extradition list and their delivery to German courts. Also noted are trials and fines for Karl Helfferich and allegations against Mathias Erzberger, plus other international and domestic items.
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Lennon
Lloyd- George
Berlin
Karl Helfferich
Pachuca
Mexico City
Hdalgo
Moscow
George Tchitcherin
Poland
Republicans Add a New Reservation on Article X
The Senate adopted by 56 to 26 a new Article X reservation framed by Republican leaders. Fourteen Democrats voted with Republicans. the measure aims to curb entanglement in European conflicts while leaving room for future action by Congress. Debate and final ratification vote expected later in the week.
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Europe
United States
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
Trish
Washington
Wilson
United Republican
League
Congress
Navy Appropriation Shrinks Awaited Warship Spending
Washington March 17 The house naval committee favorably reports no new warship construction in the annual navy appropriation bill. Requests to fund two giant seaplanes and a mammoth dirigible are refused. Only $104 million is approved to control the unfinished 1916 program.
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Washington
Navy
House Naval Committee
Girl Dies to Save Brother and Sister in Prairie Blizzard
Hazel Miner 18 of Center North Dakota sacrificed her life Monday to shield her younger brother Mamett 11 and sister Meredith 8 as a wagon wreck left them stranded in a blizzard. After 24 hours in a broken buggy, Mamett and Meredith were rescued. Hazel lay frozen beside them. The horse remained attached to the rig.
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Center
Nld
Trazel
Mamet
Meredith
Mamett
Chicago Livestock Market Report March 17
Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 86,000 with steady to strong bids. Hogs ranged from heavy to light with tops around 16.70 and 16.85, while cattle receipts hit 18,000 and markets were weak with ranges from about 9.76 to 19.40 for beef steers and related grades. Sheep receipts totaled 11,000 with steady demand and lambs 14 to 19 dollars, ewes and other categories mixed in pricing.
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Chicago
Mirhi
Comemon
St Paul Livestock Market Report March 17
At St Paul Livestock in South St Paul March 17, receipts total 6,500 cattle and 260 sheep. Hogs shown steady with barrows and gilts around 14.65 to 14.85, bulk 14.75 to 14.80. Cattle receipts 3,500 with fat steers near 15.75 to 16.0, cows and heifers 12.0 to 12.50, calves 6.50 to 7.16, stockers and feeders 6.0 to 12.26. Sheep lambs 8.60 to 8.60, wethers 12 to 14, ewes 11 to 12.
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St. Paul
South St. Paul
Hoogst
Omaha
Seven J. W. W. Guilty of Second Degree Murder
The jury convicted seven of ten defendants in the Armistice Day murder case in Centralia, Washington. Britt Smith, Ray Becker, James McInerney, Bert Bland, Imugene Barnett, John Lamb, and C. C. Bland were found guilty of second degree murder. Mike Sheehan and Elmer Smith were acquitted, Loren Roberts was acquitted due to insanity.
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Montesano
Wash
W. W
Warren
Grimm
Viethn
Mike Sheehan
Elmer Smith
Loren Roberts
Britt Smith
Ray Becker
James McInerney
Bert Bland
Imugene Barnett
John Lamb
John Doe Davis
Ole Hanson
Grima
George F. Vanderveer
Tiches
I. W. W. Hall
American Legion
Kiel bombardment kills hundreds as Allied troops mass
London reports four hundred killed and many wounded in Kiel after a bombardment by German forces. Some town quarters were destroyed by shelling aimed at workers opposing the Kapp government. Elsewhere, occupation forces in Coblenz total about 18 000 with 100 000 allied troops along the Rhine.
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London
Kiel
Cernaerulsey Bekernfoerde
Copenhagen
Ekstrablidet
Kleeb
Coblens
Marvel
Omaha Livestock Market Report Declines Across Categories
March 17 Omaha livestock report shows hogs and cattle with lower demand. Hogs receipts near 12 000. heavy and light ranges quoted. Cattle receipts around 8 500 with prime to butcher grades listed. Sheep and lambs receipts 9 500 with lambs and yearlings priced across several brackets.
Grain Prices at Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis grain prices list March 17 with Wheat values for No 1 northern red spring hard Montana durum and No 1, Corn No 3 yellow and No 4 yellow oats and barley ranges. Includes No 2 white oats and No 2 barley quality grades and corresponding figures.
Wheat and grain prices listed for Chicago market
Chicago March 17 Wheat No 5 hard 2 48 No 4 northern spring 2 35 Corn No 3 mixed 1 55 No 3 yellow 1 48 121 61 Oats No 2 white 46 Mae No 2 white 934 94c Rye No 2 1 76 Timothy 19 50 18 Clover 45 59
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Chicago
Timothy
Food Relief Assured for Europe by Grain Sale Bill
The house approved a bill allowing the United States Grain Corporation to sell 5,000,000 barrels of soft wheat flour on long term credits to Poland Austria and Armenia. The vote was 283 to 125. Chairman Fordney urged rapid action noting no domestic demand for the flour.
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Europe
Washington
House
United States Grain Corporation
Poland
Austria
Armenia
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Grain Corporation
Holdups Net 22000 From Revenue Office In Seattle
Federal operatives led by Captain Foster search for two bandits who robbed the United States Internal Revenue office in Seattle and escaped with 22000 in currency and diamonds worth about two thousand. The suspects, including a former employee, fled after forcing cashier Stafford to open the safe. No arrests have been reported.
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Seattle
Thos
Foster
Secret Service
United States
Internet Revenue
Rlbl Stafford, Caushier
Lin
Stafford
Woman Accused of Bigamy Allegedly Had 22 Husbands
Dayton police were asked by Tiffie Sallie of Cincinnati and Daines Nick of Dayton to arrest Margaret Foster, 21, of Cincinnati, on bigamy charges. Sallie says he married her Feb 16 1920 at Cheviot Ohio and Nick says he wed her Monday. They seek the woman alleged to be common wife to all.
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Dayton
Oho
Tiffie Sallie
Cincinnati
Dlaines Nick
Margaret Foster
Sallie
Cheviot
Ohio
Nick
Governor Stewart Amends Hay Shipment Proclamation
Governor Stewart issues amended proclamation easing Montana hay imports from Idaho while maintaining limits for certain counties. The move follows a January order restricting hay from Idaho due to alfalfa weevil concerns. State livestock officials will oversee distribution under set conditions.
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Montini
S. V. Stewart
Montan
Idaho
Montana
Bingham, Cassin
Bear Take
Oneida
Braanoeck
Franklin
Power
Payette
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Appeal Ready on Order No 4 in Price Display Case
Appeal from Judge Bourquin's ruling striking down Montana trade commission price fixing as unconstitutional is complete and moved to the San Francisco circuit court. The case concerns enforcement of general order No 4 requiring merchants to show cost and selling prices.
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Helena
Montana Public Service Commission
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ing Made
1017
George M. Bourquin
Montana Trade Commission
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Commission
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Mather
Stephen I, Mather
National Park Service
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State Board of Land Commissioners
S.C. Ford
Chas
D. Greenfield
Agriculture
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