Seized Ship At Sea Rumored To Threaten Bombs
A brigantine pirate action near Lewes ends with the Manique captured by authority officers after a daring boarding. A Dorman stowaway and crew face arrest as the vessel’s papers and safe are seized. War material intended for Brenner rebels reportedly aboard, with tense pursuit by Breakwater and federal vessels culminating in surrender without further bloodshed.
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Saroppo
Randy Huck
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Alent
Behvier
Mehoboth Bay
Devi
Cade
Maritime Exchange
Oalpware
Count Buart
Schuler
Hehulnr
Bye
German Officer Tauscher Arrested in Spy Conspiracy
Captain Tauscher, husband of opera singer Mien Jo Hanon Undelil, was seized by Justice Department agents in New York on charges tied to a September 1914 conspiracy to blow up a Welland expat. The arrest followed evidence from Horst v O der Geits and others. Tauscher heads The Tanecker Arue company and acted as American representative for Krupp works of Germany.
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New York
Fisns
Tauscher
Mien Johanon Undelil
Department of Justice
Welland
Wilson aid to wed heiress in White House rumor
April reports in Washington state that heiress Alice Gertrude Gordon announced in New York her engagement to Dr. Caryl Grayson a surgeon and friend to the president Miss Gordon widow of multimillionaire Gordon a noted bridge player. The missive appears amid immigration bill debates and a veto history in Congress with votes recorded and literacy test amendments discussed.
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White House
Alice Gertrude Gordon
Woodrow Wilcoo
New York
Caryl Grayson
United States
Wilken
House
Senate
Renee
Rei
Pullman Shops Strike Ended as Workers Return to Work
Pullman car works stop ends after two weeks as five hundred machinists accept a two cent hourly raise. Train robbers steal mail on Texas and Parish line near the station, injuring two clerks and taking two pouches. Carnegie leaves ten million dollars to five children in her will. Italian infantry recapture heights near Upruts from Austria in a war office report amid new exchanges.
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Enda
Chicago
Pullmen Car Works
Mali
Texas & Parish
Masked robbers seize $5500 in New York hold up
Five thousand five hundred dollars in cash and jewelry were taken in a bold Monday hold up by masked men at a Puenday avenue location. Lawmen pursued clues as victims reported the loss and described the scene in detail. A socialists group in Harlin saw its leader resign at a March 30 meeting, with Hanss declining the presidency.
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New York
Socialiet
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Social Seenses
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Herr Hanss
Waite Confesses to Murders and Mental Split
Dr Arthur Warren Waite confessed to killing his mother in law Mrs Hannah Peck with disease germs and his father in law John Peck with arsenic. He claimed two natures fought inside him the good and evil one the evil one dominated him during the crimes. He described the man from Egypt forcing him to kill and said he could not shake him off until recently. The confession was given to District Attorney Swane and others in the alcohol ward room with his counsel present. Representatives search for an undertaker who allegedly agreed for 9000 to testify he used embalming fluid on Peck's body. Earlier Waite spoke to his brother and Raymund Schindler. He claimed a long struggle with a good self versus an evil personality.
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Arthur Warren Waits
Hannah Peck
John Peck
Deauet
Drue
Swane
Ateorneya Mancusco
Warrer H Deel
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Mr. Brothers
Doctor Walla
Clara
Clark
Peck
Swans
Waite
Coctor Walte
Raymund C. Schindler
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Mr. Hyde
Airship plans for Mexican expedition advance
San Diego officials report Capt W Clark and West Themes DeWitt Milling are to inspect purchase and test new aeroplanes for expeditionary forces in Mexico. Also noted are reports of French general killed, a Du Pont plant explosion injuring four, and several maritime incidents. Washington and Paris items provide political and diplomatic updates.
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San Diego
Cal
W. Clark
Signal Corps Aviation School
DeWitt Milling
Washington
Paris
Largeau
Verdun
Africa
Marchand
27 Killed in Wreck Near Amherst on Lake Shore Line
Cleveland March 21 The ODIO Wreck on the Lake Shore at Amherst killed 27 and injured many as Eastbound and Westbound trains collided amid fog. Survivors described horror while officials from New York Central and state and federal agencies opened investigations. Names of the dead include Dora Roseberg Arpad Hollal Walter Easton and many others as rescue crews removed bodies and aided the injured across Elyria Lorain and Cleveland.
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Dora Roseberg
Toronto
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New York
Walter Easton
Philadelphia
Raisin Obdah
Indianapolis
Marcines Binnco
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Gustav Walyi
First Evangelical Church
Thaddeus Street
Detroit
Fred Weazer
AL Hearn
Gallipolis
D. Fruient‘yuan
B. B. Aish
Olmsted Falls
R. Thomas
Gyorg Ojinch
Pullman Porter
H. White
Indictments in steel wage case quashed against Gary
Judge Anderson granted the motion to quash indictments returned against United States Steel Corp and Gary. The action involves five steel firms in Youngstown linked to a wage and price fixing case during a January steel workers strike. The firms named include Whe Republic Iron and Steel Co and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co, among others. The Gary and United States Steel indictments are expected to be dropped. The matter arose from a March 8 Guilty County grand jury charging violations of Ohio anti trust law for conspiring to fix wages and steel prices during a 10 percent wage increase announcement.
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Youngstown
O—Tudge
Anday- Son
Ohio
Ohio Typographical Meeting in Springfield
Springfield hosts the Ohio Typographical conference at the Labor Temple on West High street starting April 1 drawing several hundred printers from across the state. The event caps a series of conventions in the city this summer and fall. Springfield Typographical Union No 117 issues a timely commemorative paper on printing craft progress.
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Labor Temple
West High Street
Fin City
Springfield Typographical Union No
Mysterious poisoning sickens Dayton plant workers
About 150 employees at the Recording and Computing Machine Company north wing in Dayton were stricken after reporting for work last week. Seventeen remain in local hospitals, with some hundreds treated at lines. More than 1500 workers ate meals at the plant, and leftover food was reheated for supper, according to employees.
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Dayton
Recording and Computing Machine Company
Inquiry Into Ohio Coal Rates Seeks Lake Erie Transport
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a formal investigation into bituminous coal rates from Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania and Maryland to Lake Erie ports for Great Lakes transshipment. A first hearing is set for April 24 based on numerous informal complaints and the commission’s own initiative.
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Gas rate hike prompts city to switch to coal boilers
Alliance Ohio expects municipal water works and all industrial plants to pay 30 cents per thousand cubic feet for gas next week, up from 10 cents. The local company says the increase follows East Ohio Gas orders to conserve supply for domestic use. The city plans to switch to coal for boilers.
Operators to Continue Work in Ohio Coal Mines
Columbus reports that coal mine operations will go on next week despite an unrevealed referendum result on the miners' New York scale agreement. Ballot results will be announced from the International Union headquarters in Indianapolis, with preliminary notes suggesting a large majority in favor of the four state agreement. ARBITERS TO SETTLE DISPUTE in Sebring. Alliance arbiters appointed by Manufacturers and Strikers will select a panel to resolve wage disputes for 200 workers at the fire potteries.
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Ohio
New York
International Union
Indianapolis
Alliance
Sebring
Charles Goodwin
East Liverpool
American Potters Association
H. N. Walker
Bad Liverpool
H. C. Koehler
Strikere
Clyde Wheeler
Robqt Douglas
Robert Appo
Salem
Arrowth
Dogs as Passengers on Belgian Railways Decree
A Belgian government decree grants dogs full seating rights in railcar compartments, equating them with adults and ahead of children under twelve, removing ticket requirements. The note highlights the unusual policy as part of a broader travel regulation.
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Belgium
Uniform Fire Fighting Utilities Move Toward Standardization
Springfield leaders push state and national standardization of public firefighting equipment. An insurance-led association circulates a pamphlet on cooperation, detailing hose and suction coupling designs, costs about one dollar per coupling, and notes which cities already meet or lag standardization.
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Springfield
Buckeye Briefs Reflect Ohio News Across Cities
A compressed roundup from Buckeye sentiments covers Common Pleas Court jurisdiction on optometry, Deep Rock Water company seeking a $25,000 purchase from Realty Security, 68 Foos Gas Engine plant workers striking for 30 cents raise, and Toledo’s tax plan for a new personal system. Reports include Boy Scouts Older Boys' Conference in Toledo, Toledo Volunteer Military Company enrollment, Akron highway preparedness letters to Wilson, and District No. 4 United Mineworkers convention notes. Springfield probate confirms General Faneton inheritance worth about $200,000. Youngstown street railway wage gains with Ma honing and Shenango, Washington DC Judge Vandeman’s interment, Zanesville mill expansion at American Rolling Mill, Bridgeport coal miner strike, Mahoning county mansion bequest by H. K. Wick, and a planned 500,000-share retailer merger in Youngstown. Also a humorous exchange on crop yields ends the column.
Derwriters Go Operated Protected Cities Will Receive Reductions
A sprawling report from a rep istive investigative committee led by former Senator Daniel F Mooney outlines a planned revision of insurance rates. The reform promises average 25 percent reductions for property owners while touching on an implied agreement between insurers and the governor’s circle to avoid new legislation.
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Columbia—Friltian
Repistative Investigaing
Daniel F. Mooney
United Scstrs
Parsyyay
Snrmer
James M. Cox
Farsadas
Cam Dithes
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