Demand to Extend Time for Browneville Soldiers Debate in Senate
Reports from Washington recount a heated Senate inquiry into the Browneville Tex incident that led to the discharge of three companies of Negro soldiers from the Twenty fifth Infantry. A president a message urged extending the time to re entertain evidence and possibly restore innocence, with majority and minority Senate reports diverging on guilt and accountability.
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Washington
Tre Farmte
Browneville
Tex
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Warren, Ledge
Warner
Dupont
Taliaferro
Foster
Overman
Frazlac
Newgeary
Moraker
Scott
Duwhkeley
Homenway
Nakes
Foraker
Bulkeley
Neiro
Sonstora Warren
Lodge
Fenson
War Department
Senate
Secretary of War
Reid
Ata
Arneee “(Steach
Soastor Cribersen
Twenlz Hh
Mrrt
Thaw Divorce Proceeding Seeks Annulment
New York March 11 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw sues to annul her marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw. Papers name Thaw’s mother and William C Thaw as co-defendants claiming Lunacy at time of marriage and seek dissolution of the union. Service attempted on Nesbit’s husband at Matteawan and New York offices. further actions pending.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Simmons
Evalyn
Mayers
Mallenwan
Wiliam C. Thaw
Mian Worl
Theley
Pittsburg
Harry Kendall Thaw
O'Relly
Feng
Ao Russell Peabody
Thaw
Evelyn
Harry
Dean
Peabory
Marth
William Copler Thaw -Wes
Harry Sc. Thaw
Hvelyn Nesbit
Robert Lamb
Bang Thaw
Tegal Guacdign
Lamb
Judge Anderson Duel With Lawyer Over Walsh New Trial
Chicago March 11 Judge Anderson sparred with attorney over Walsh case while Miller pressed for a new trial claiming errors in openings and evidence. The judge interrupted and indicated plans to hear further points on alleged court errors and bank conditions involving the Chicago National Bank and related entities.
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Chicago
Attomney Jatin Sailer
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Federal
Miller
Southern Indiana Coal Company
Anderson
Walsh Banc
Clearing House Association
Iutto
Morse and Sortie Plead Guilty in Multi-Count Indictment
In New York on March 1, Morse, a former tanker, and Alfred Sortie, once North America’s president, pleaded guilty to a 29-count joint indictment. Authorities allege conspiracy and making false entries. They were paroled in custody and ordered to seek bail for the three-week period before further proceedings.
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New York
Charney
Sounas
Batt
Seenmsider
Hele
Dr Farland Exonerated At Troy Conference
A confused clipping reports that Dr W Farland was exonerated at a Methodist conference. The text mentions Heath K Can nos Kansas and a Troy conference, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear dates or specific outcomes beyond exoneration.
Lakeside residents push dike plan under new laws
Nearly one hundred Lakeside property owners gathered to discuss building a cement wall along the lakefront to protect 1,200 lots. They favor a water side wall with dredging to deepen the channel and supply materials, with legal steps to form a dike district and assess costs against properties. Committees were appointed to study procedure and methods.
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Lakeside Imeo
Bakeutte Tealdorts
Sonia
Ienae
Ialehe
David Spindler
Griswold Avenue
Walton Avenue
Lakeside
Albert E. Thomas
H. L Smith
Harry Jennerk
Wl Ryan
Homer C. Underwoods
Meyers
W. D. Henderson
James Rogers
Frank Challenger
Rel Mitchell
Harry McAfee
Dawid Spindler
Lew Sharp
Cimpit Court
Boars At Pause Works
Albert E. Thomas Preaihed
HF Kenneth
Unable to parse clear headline from storm disaster report
Transportation Superintendent R. T. Gunn and Division Superintendent Franc Hardy of the Wabash Valley Traction company led crews to clear drifted tracks between Wabash and Peru after a severe storm. Despite hazards, they and their men worked through flooded intersections, drying roads and restoring service as waters receded and tracks were made passable.
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Transportation
T. Gunn
Franc Hardy
Port Wayne
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Gunn
Elardy
Wabash
Hardy
Sheratt
Howaver
Pally
Dalpht
Bloomington Man Murdered in Texas Tragedy
A Bloomington man, Grant Cox, 45, was found dead with his throat cut in Texas. Investigators say he likely died by his own hand after traveling for health reasons. He left Bloomington about a year ago and owned a fine farm. authorities note his death followed a long journey and health concerns.
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Algomington
Galveston
Grant Cox
Fis
Cox
Ae le Peas
Fen
Detroit
Memorial to Mad Anthony Wayne on Old Fort Site
Citizens and organizations seek appropriations for a memorial to Mad Anthony Wayne to be erected at the Old Fort site in the city. Petitions are being prepared for circulation city wide to join in a congressionally requested appropriation, with a permanent organizing war effort noted in the column continuation.
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Anthony Wayne
Old Fort Sile
Innec Meneter
Congress
Tall City
Indiana to the Front in State Convention Grand Ball
The triennial convention of the Royal Weowers of America concluded in the city with a grand ball at Saengerwald. The banner Indiana to the Front was adopted. Speakers pledged a year of effort to advance the state, and bouquets were presented to Mrs. Royse Dawson Mrs. Newing Hardendorf and others amid lively toasts.
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America
Indiana
Siztes
Lorier
Saengerbwudha
Margaret Sapper
Royse Dawson
Nwinig Hardendorf
Chie Jay
Lewis
Drs. Nisser
AmenNaAn
Tannie Reece
Copel
Eall
Purdue Defeated by Minnesota in College Match
Purdue lost to Minnesota in a college contest with details obscured by OCR errors. The article references honors for Woodmen Wert and mentions Marchy tain Unritaa and other unclear items. The continuation is noted on Page 4 Column and indicates a score line of 34 to DR.
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Woodmen
Pepsite
Teants
Purdue
Cera Tyce
Azcoro
Trick dog causes fight over purse in Fort Wayne
A mixed race struggle ends with a trick dog and a purse theft near 4154 Chicago Street. Ashwood, shot and wounded, is captured after a chase through streets and a barn, while Moore sustains severe chest and facial injuries. Ashwood claims the dog caused the confrontation and alleges Moore attacked first as police and medical staff respond at St Joseph’s Hospital.
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Canine
Purse
Ashwood
Dickson
Chicago Street
St. Josephi
George William
Moore
Robert Clckson
J. M.vincen
Surat
St Jovopi
Dre Diane
Patrolin Greer
Ashwaad
Murty
Inter
Laney
Lens
Terry
Ashwand
Dog
Journal-Gazette
George Willams
Moore's
Ime
Moore George Williams
WIL & Life
Moura
Ash
Aed
Evans Fleet Anchors Near Magdalena Bay
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans is about 180 miles south of Magdalena Bay Lower California and expected to reach a protected harbor by tomorrow afternoon. Communication from Point Loma has been unreliable with ships at Magdalena Bay, as wireless signals are strongest after midnight due to wave conditions. The distance from San Diego to Magdalena Bay is about 620 miles, with most contact improving after sunset.
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New York
Wiratess
Suurlee Add
Boulget
Wentmass
Thess-Timies
Marconi
America
Mee de Forest
San Francisco
EF Ie
Clark
Myr
Squire
Mans
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Spain
Italy
Hungary
Russia
House of Commans
Inventox
United States Congress
Fram
Technical World Magazine
San Diego
Cal
Acwiral Evans
Magdalena Bar
Lower California
Yu Renarts
Washington
Point Loma
Magdalena Bay
Max
Alena Bay
Une
China Reacts to Seizure of Japanese Ship in Port City
A Chinese government statement condemns the seizure of the ship Washington and the downing of a vessel near the Japanese port, asserting it was wrongful. Officials urge restraint and protest the action while demanding clarification from foreign authorities.
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Taran
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Onten
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Kan
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Ohio
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Asulvese
Tackton
Democratic Plate
Congraes
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J. Wy Adair
Cyrus Cline
Drink H. Hering
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Samuel MM. Ralston
T. Kuhn
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Carrol K
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L Ept Slack
Thames
Grose & Rosy
Carl Yapic
Harry Hilecman
C.m.gandy
Allen Zollars
Edward O'Rourke
M. ‘Hench
Perry A. Randall
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HL. Somers
Guy Callarick
A. E. Thomas
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J. M. Robinson
Allen Hamilton
Joseph Brow
Mer
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H. C. Underwood
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Joseph N. Ma
Son
Ti ‘Byron
Mort Wayne
Wul Geake
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Melde
Wilmer Leonard
Mr. Watson
Harney Miller
Will Taylor
Federation of Labor
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Miley
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Emaecratie
Frink
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Marshall Lcorminen Ich
John W. Eger
Ina
Denver
Wayne Street
Louis F¢ist
Lafayette Street
Bricksenstevn Bee
Columbia Street
Famer M, Ralston
Raision A Lale
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