Wilson Senate Debate Drags Long On Peace Address
Washington March 2 President Wilson’s peace ideas stirred debate as Sen Cummins urged expedited consideration while the calendar limited action. Senator Stone blocked further moves, and the proposal was sent back to the calendar after a two hour session with no action.
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Morgan Leak Aid Alleged in Envoy Inquiry
A curt brief filed in New York alleges a conspiracy involving Morgan Dremsel weighingWashington figures and the German ambassador, with accused wiretappers William Warns and Martin Rea tied to a debates over alleged hardware taps in Washington.
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LAW BARS WILSON S PLAN IN BRISTOL SPEECH
A British law bans President Wilsons peace talks. The exchequer head warns that broader voting steps are needed to obtain peace and to keep Germanys military machine intact. Billy Gunday receives a 50828 dollar campaign end gift in Boston. 1500 converts noted during a tax campaign. A Minnesota senate move threatens crime for potato speculation. Belgian relief donations reach 400000 dollars. Two workers die in a jail yard collapse in Wapett Iowa. A methane death occurs in Chaumennn Kansas amid plant to sell.
US Troops Leave Mexico March to Border Camp
United States punitive expedition reports troops marching from Valle to Colonia Dublin with a camp stop at Colonix Dublin before resuming toward the border. Also noted is a big stock dividend and plans to find work for guards along the border as unemployment concerns rise.
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Blast death toll rises from London munition blast
Reports state the London plant explosion has raised the death toll to 80 with 21 dying in ten hospitals and 112 still under treatment. 265 more injured are reported as parts of the area suffered severe shaking and destruction.
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HITS STEEL CO HEAD TROOPSHIP HITS MINE
Secretary Danielson Sundby accuses American munition makers led by Bethlehem Steel of inefficiency and lack of patriotism. He cites a low acceptability rate for 14 inch shells from Bethlehem and contrasts it with Hadfields Limited. He warns profits motives threaten national preparedness.
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No British Shells for U S Navy War Orders
London announces no British shells for the U S Navy as long as the war continues. An official notice by Minister Christopher Addison states steel output is controlled. A British firm won a shell contract for the U S Navy with bids $200 lower per shell than any American bidder.
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U S Marine Dies in Fight in Dominican Republic
Washington reports a night clash between native bands and American marines left one private dead and another corporal badly wounded near the Porvenir sugar plant. Captain Knapp, in charge of cruiser forces, relayed the incident occurring Saturday.
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Four Die in Collision Near Jackson Michigan
Four men died and another was fatally injured when a Michigan Central train struck an automobile seven miles from Jackson on Sunday. The victims were A. H. Lipley 45 Cleveland G Gustave Rest 35 Cleveland Al Cottie 38 Cleveland and Henry Reiser 30 Jackson. The men were returning from Le onl after attending a cock fight when a blinding snow storm compelled the driver to pull aside to view the onrushing train.
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Bopp Mut Serves Two Years For Neutrality Violation
Franz Bopp former German consul general in San Francisco must serve two years in prison and pay 100 fine for violation of American neutrality. Judge Hunt overruled a new trial motion for Bopp and associates. He was found guilty on two counts. official sentence totals two years and 10,000.
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TWO NAVAL FIGHTS AND LONDON ADMITS LOSS OF DESTROYER
London reports via Reuters that German torpedo boat destroyers attempting to leave Zeebrugge were attacked by a British squadron. The German destroyer V-ops sustained heavy damage, its bridge swept away and several officers killed, while one other German destroyer was sunk. The official admiralty statement notes an enemy division sunk and ships scattered with casualties onboard. Another engagement near Schouwen Bank saw a destroyer hit by a torpedo and later sunk by its own ships, with forty four crew killed. The trawler Eems limped into harbor after German sailors from the destroyer V-08 were damaged in the Flemish coast battle.
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New York Stock Exchange Probe Pushes for Records
The house rules committee reopened its investigation in New York on Tuesday with H G S Noble, president of the New York stock exchange, as the first witness. The inquiry sought full transaction records from December 10 to 23 and names of clients involved to assess possible improper deals and the practice of short sales. Officials resisted at first, conceding only if client identities would be protected absent evidence of wrongdoing.
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Explosion Kills Three Aboard Carib Off Santo Domingo Coast
Three men died seven were injured and one missing after the Dominican coast steamer Carib exploded near Santo Domingo. No American aboard. vessel blown to pieces by boiler blast.
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Wilson Rebuffs Militia Backers and Presses Discussion
President Wilson rebuked a Maryland and Massachusetts defense delegation for confrontational language on universal military training. He urged restraint, defended Congress’s efforts to build a proper military service, and said physical training is needed without universal conscription. He promised earnest consideration and urged avoiding dogmatic methods.
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Would Submit Vote Issue In Ohio Legislature Showdown
In Columbus a busy day ends with a Columbus Chamber dinner as the General Assembly returns to key fights over women’s suffrage and marital authority. Senators push a third time to submit voting rights. House advocates warn against emaciating power. Bills would redefine husband wife duties and custody. new measures seek hygienic marriage and sterilization debates.
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A Blouse Hint and Filet Crochet Trends
A blouse tip explains treating shoulder seams and armholes on a georgette crepe blouse to create a bead trimmed effect. The passage also notes filet crochet as a stylish table ornament, with options to crochet or buy ready made pieces, highlighting their charm and utility for home decor.
Canada Grain Wealth Promised by Western Farms
A Wall Street Journal appraisal lauds Canada as a vast fertile land with rising grain demand. Reports detail Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba yields, land values from 16 to 30 dollars per acre, and crop profits that have reduced debts. Labor shortages amid wartime harvests push wages higher as farmers expand production and independence.
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