Mrs Wilson Relapses After Foot Surgery Accident
Washington March 20 Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the president relapsed after a foot operation following a rug accident at the White House weeks ago. Relapse alarms the family and officials sealed news from the White House as Dr Cary Grayson attends her bedside amid renewed concerns.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Cary Grayson
Katherine Dickman
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Doctor Grayson
Wilson
Coal Trust Road Issued Against Lehigh Valley and 16 Individuals
Proceedings in equity were begun in the United States district court of New York to force the Lehigh Valley railroad and 16 individuals to dispose of coal land holdings and end a government dissolution order. United States District Attorney Marshall charges a conspiracy in restraint of trade and monopolization by seizing control of mines output and using railroad power to favor allied coal firms while discriminating against competitors.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United States District Court of New York
Tta
United States District Attorney
Marshall
Lehigh Railroad
Train Robber Steals 14000 Near Beaumont Texas
A lone robber aboard Santa Fe express No 202 near Helbig 14 miles north of Beaumont on March 20 stole 14000 sent by a Beaumont lumber firm to Browndall for payroll. Deputy sheriffs and Beaumont police pursued the culprit, who vanished into wooded country after the 12:16 p.m. departure.
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Beaumont
Tex
Santa Fe
Here
Helbig
Deputy Sheriff and Black Man Die in Steamboat Incident
On March 20 at Frisia Point Mies a deputy sheriff Frank Mullen and a Black man died after a public safety incident aboard the steamboat Kate Adams. Mullen led three Black men to arrest. one man died, another was arrested, a third struck Mullen, then leaped from the boat and swam ashore as two other Black people faced imminent fatalities.
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Frisia Point
Mies
Kate Adams
Frank Mullen
Frank Russell
Mullen
Noted Author Near Death in Mobile Stroke
Mobile March 20. T. C. de Leon, a noted author, lies critically ill at the home of Mrs. T. D. McCoy after a stroke of apoplexy. Attending physicians say there is little hope of recovery.
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Mobile
Ala
T. C. de Leon
Mre
T. D. McCoy
Aerial Line for Panama Fair Seeks Oakland Flight Route
Oakland aviator Weldon Cooke applies to the Panama Pacific Exposition franchise office for a license to carry passengers by air between Oakland and the fair grounds. The plan aims to connect the city with the Panama Pacific Exposition site, with March 20 as a referenced date.
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Oakland
Cal
Weldon Cooke
Fair Grounds
Devastating Japan quake and sea disaster claim many lives
An earthquake struck Akita prefecture on Hondo Island causing numerous deaths, destroyed homes, and damaged rail and telegraph lines. In Kawakubi, many casualties. 60 bodies found near the Omono river as 820 homes were wrecked. Kitameno burned. 800 mine workers in Tawamdato unaccounted. Simultaneously a Kuban hurricane battered southern Russia with floods and shipwrecks. six villages damaged and 176 construction workers perished. Paris reports fierce gale and high tides affecting Normandy and Brittany coasts.
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Tokio
Akita
Hondo
Tawamdato
Bt. Petersburg
Kuban
Russia
Ekaterinodar
Sea of Azov
Yolsk
Strait of Kertach
Paris
Normandy
Brittany
Wall Collapse After Fire Tragedy Claims More Victims
March 19 report from St Louis describes a wall collapse at the Missouri Athletic Club building ruin area near the St Louis Seed company. Three dead, 14 rescued with serious injuries, 10 missing. About 170 workers evacuated before the structure fell in high wind. Names include May McKein and Mildred Sunderman among injured. James Cobb saved after two hours.
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Loula
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis Seed Company
McKelvay
Cobb
Four Die in Brechen Hotel Fire in Ontario
Brechen Ontario reports four killed as fire razes the Brechen hotel threatening nearby areas. Victims named Mia, Thomas McCauley, his wife and daughter plus the daughter's maid. Over twenty guests fled in night clothing. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. In Baltimore a waterfront fire on the Old Bay Hoe steamer Alabama was checked by firemen with several thousand dollars loss.
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Brechen
Ontario
Mia
Thomas McCauley
Baltimore
Alabama
May reunite the Goel ets in Newport
Friends of Mr and Mrs Robert Goele t have not abandoned hope of reconciling the couple despite a divorce on cruelty grounds. Efforts at reconciliation have continued for months. Pan American Congress Postponed. Santiago Chile March 13 The fifth Pan American conference scheduled for September is postponed to after November.
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Newport
K. I
Robert Goelet
Santiago
Chile
Beptember
One Trainman Killed In B and O Wreck At Washington
One railroad worker died when a freight engine jumped the track and crashed into West Washington station near Washington Pennsylvania. The incident occurred March 19 and involved a Baltimore and Ohio line freight engine. Local authorities investigated the crash and identified the deceased crew member.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West Washington
Here
Foil Plot of IOLE Plan to Seize Federal Arsenal
Report to the War Department details an alleged scheme by unemployed army leaders led by "General" Kelley to capture the Rock Island arsenal and arm 606,000 men for a nationwide revolution. Lieut Grimes, a Sacramento guard member, spied for Kelley, revealing Chicago gatherings, railroad takeovers, and a march on Washington with Canadian support.
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Sacramento
Cal
War Department
Washington
Forbes
National Guard of
California
Kelley
Rock Island
Franklin Grimes
State Guard
Grimes
United States
Chicago
Wilson exonerates Ambassador Page on Monroe address
President Wilson cleared Walter Hines Page of any fault in his Monroe doctrine speech. The White House said Page's remarks were quoted and misrepresented and that the address as reported is accurate and harmless to the United States. The president noted there is no phrase waarop this government could take offense.
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Washington
Wilson
Walter Hines Page
United States
Court of St. James
Page
Tola
German Aviator Killed In Landing Crash
Meta Germany March 19 another German military aviator was killed here Lieut Von Gard was crushed to death in making a landing The aeroplane turned sideways and crashed to earth from an altitude of 200 feet.
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Meta
Germany
Lieut
von Gard
Twenty Wounded in Peru Demonstration in Lima
Twenty persons were seriously wounded in Lima during a protest against Seguin the republic's first vice president who returned on March 16 to succeed exiled President Billinghurst. In Tokio, Yoshida linked to Siemens & Shhuckert, died by suicide in prison amid a naval scandal.
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Peru
Lima
Seguin
The
Republic
Billinghurst
Tokio
Japan
Yoshida
Siemens & Shhuckert Company
Paris editor Calmette slain in Paris shooting
Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro was shot by Madame Henriette Caillaux in the Figaro office. Five shots fired at close range ended his life after a long feud over political accusations and love letters from Caillaux to her future husband.
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Paris
Gaston Calmette
The
Figaro
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Calmette
Cailiaux
Madame Caillaux
Calmettte
Paul Bourget
M. Bourget
Bourget
Mme. Calliaux
Prisoner Captured After Man Slayings Breaks Out
Joliet reports Mathew Startha, serving a life term for killing two men, fled the penitentiary prompting a nationwide search by guards and police. He was captured by a Braceville constable in Georgia on March 19. Other items note Wilson administration endorsement at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association with sixty dailies, Bud Logan defeating Jack Regan in Oshkosh, an electric car wreck in Woburn injuring seven, and Albany proposing 43015 to fund Thaw defense attorneys.
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Joliet
Mathew Startha
Lea
Sheriffa
Prigzon
Stakha
Braceville
Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Oshkosh
Wis
Bud Logan
Chicago
Jack Regan
Milwaukee
Tillman Warns Opponents in Senate Remark
Senator Tillman Read a self written piece on restoring his health in the senate. Some selectors laughed. He warned with a firm line I’ll bury you follows yet, signaling a firm stance amid the audience.
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Tillman
Wathington
Senate
Three Die in Windsor Hotel Fire and City Blaze
Detroit reports three men killed on the fifth floor of the Houghton-Detroit Elevator building as a five story fire tore through Woodbridge Street. The Windsor hotel and the Western Newspaper Union in Milwaukee burned, with large losses. other fires in Sidney Ohio and Fort Worth endangered dozens, with heroic rescues and many displaced families.
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Detroit
Mich
Houghton-Detroit Elevator Company
Woodbridge Street
Fie
Walter Libby
John Law
Frank Todd
Milwaukee
Wla
Windsor
Western Newspaper Union
Milwaukee-Painter and ‘Roller Company
Btanchard Blank Book Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee Novelty Dys
T. A. Chapman Dry Goods Company
Sidney
Ohio
Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Junda
L. J. Easley
Ulster Forces Mobilize Amid Ulster Crisis Rumors
An emergency force of picked Ulster volunteers was summoned to headquarters on Friday amid rumors of government military action and impending arrests. London reports say crisis has been reached with talk of military occupation while Bonar Law’s censure vote failed 345 to 252 and Sir Edward Carson rushed to Belfast amid arrest rumors.
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Belfast
Ulster Volunteers
London
Ulster
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Arthur J. Balfour
Bonar Law
Tima
Edward Carson
Edward Cargon
City Spends 2.4 Million to Remove Gotham Snow
New York street cleaning officials report 2.4 million dollars spent on snow removal with another 100 thousand dollars expected. The figures reflect the cost of winter storms and the city’s response.
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Gotham
New York
Bryan Celebrates 54th Birthday in Washington
Secretary Bryan marked his fifty fourth birthday on Thursday in Washington. President Wilson sent a birthday letter and colleagues and friends extended congratulations.
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Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Canada Firms World Agrictural Championships Victory
Canadian farmers clinched another world title at a national corn exhibit in Dallas, with J C Hill & Sons of Lydminater Saskatchewan winning the oats class over Montana and Minnesota entries. The 1913 oats were grown by past competitors, earning a $1,500 silver trophy and proving Western Canada’s farming prowess across oats wheat and hay. Farmers from the United States relocating to Canada praise the region’s yields and climate.
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J. OC. Hill & Sons
Liydminater
Baskatchewan
Dallas
Montana
United States
Minnesota
Jadge
Saskatchewan
Oflorado
Western Canada
International
Boundary Line
Manitoba
Alberta
Canada
Two Views of It in a Humorous Exchange
A henpecked man questions the groom about married life. The bridegroom replies enthusiastically that Buss is a poor name for it, while the henpecked man agrees gloomily that Bilas is no better. The light exchange captures domestic tension in a playful tone.
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Buss
Fragmented Advert Fragment Highlights Patent Medicines
A garbled ad style clipping references BromO Quinine and Dr. Pierce products, including Pellets, and lists quips about tonics, remedies, dyes, and fashion notes. It mentions signatures like K W Grove and a jab about fashion and travel.
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Helpmeet
Haa
Coal Trust Road
U. 8
Beging Sult
Lehigh and ‘ Subsidiaries
Lone Bandit
Excapee
Man
Butle
Ee Sea
France
M.A. C. Wall Falls
St. Louis
M’adoo
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Mike Wleanor Wilson
Robert
William
Iole
Kelcey
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Federal
Arma
ENVOY
Holda
Harmieas
King
Albany
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
TROY
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Elevator ‘Company
BIG
Guente
Windsor Hotel
Western
Ulster Forces
K.W. Grove
Jones
Putnam Fadelesa
W. AL Douglas Og
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