Senate Sustains Pressent Submarine Policy R vote
The Senate sustains the President's submarine policy by an overwhelming majority. Gore's resolution withdrawing rights to travel on armed belligerent merchant vessels was tabled 63 to 14. Administration victory complete with no debate.
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Good Vaudeville at the Bradley shines with Clifford and Willis
Clifford and Willis at the Bradley Opera House delivered a hit performing singing dancing and talking acts. The pair will repeat with a full change of program tomorrow night. Tonight the five act film The Gods of Fate starring Richard Bubler and Rosetta Brice is shown under the Pythian Sisters’ auspices.
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Witt and Oxnam Hanged in California
Glenn Witt was hanged at Folsom state prison and Charles Oxnam at San Quentin for the 1914 murder of Los Angeles attorney William Alexander. The killings followed an attempted burglary. Witt sobbed and cried I am being railroaded as the scaffold rose. Oxnam faced death calmly.
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Wells Fargo Tax Suit Filed By Humboldt County
District Attorney Carville leads suit against Wells-Fargo Express Co for 792.51 in 1915 taxes. Earlier suits for 1910 11 32 13 14 were filed. Company refused to pay taxes. case progressed to Nevada Supreme Court and US Supreme Court. Hoyt Gibbons French represent Wells Fargo.
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Diaz Gains in Mexico as Civil War Resumes
Reports from New Orleans dated March 3 state General Diaz holds four-fifths of the Interoceanic railroad to Mexico City and advances steadily. An army moves from the south, Diaz supporters control a quarter of Mexico, Carranza bands join him, and Almazan is reported to have captured Salina Cruz and plans to attack Puerto.
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Three to Take Pastner Treatment For Rabies Exposure
Albert Westerbeck of Rowland, bitten by a rabid dog, and W. A. Huntley with Jack Henry of Tuscarora bitten by a rabid cat, will travel to Reno tonight for Pasteur treatment at the county's expense.
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Theater mix up sparks near riot among patrons
A disagreement at the Gaiety over film listings led to a heated exchange between Mr. Smith and the butcher, spilling into threats to eject Smith’s family. Mr. Green later interfered with a delivery request, prompting further cross talk with the manager.
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Germans Capture Douaumont Village Amid Verdun Fighting
Paris reports German forces penetrated the first trench line guarding Douaumont after multiple attempts. French War Office says artillery bombardments and infantry attacks north of Verdun persisted through the night while clashes east of Vaux and actions near Malancourt Haucourt and Lorraine were repelled.
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Bulgarians and Greeks Battle Near Matzikeno
A central news agency dispatch from Salonik reports Greeks and Bulgarians clashing near Matzikeno with Bulgarians initiating hostilities. French steamer Lakmo torpedoed by a German submarine. six crew missing. Zeppelin wrecks in Belgium. German forces claim Prisoners and Verdun reinforcements movement noted.
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Army bills expected in Congress tomorrow
It is believed that the army bills will reach Congress tomorrow after the Howie committee on military affairs approved a bill increasing the army to 700,000 peace strength. The breakdown includes 170,000 regulars 100,000 federal volunteers and 425,000 militia men. The Senate committee is expected to agree this afternoon.
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German Raider Breaks Blockade Off Boulogne
Allied cruisers pursue an unidentified German raider believed to have threaded through the blockade and moved westward through the English Channel after refusing to stop. In Washington, President Wilson nominated J. H. Shea, Indiana supreme court justice, as ambassador to Chile.
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Forecast Sees Unsettled Weather and Showers Tonight
The forecast calls for unsettled weather tonight and Saturday with probable showers and a moderate southerly wind in San Francisco.
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