Agricultural Bill Approved in Night Session for Reform
Night session approved a sweeping agricultural bill to separate the Blue Sky and Banking departments while advancing an emergency taxation measure with an emergency clause. The plan enjoys unanimous support in the House, with Senate passage anticipated after amendments and conference, amid broader tax and state government reorganizing efforts.
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Ezra Blevins
Scioto
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Hines
Mont Fanciery
John E. Stagg
Bos le Amendimente
Representa
Miscellaneous Early 20th Century Tech and Global Notes
A collage of brief observations spans ore output in 1916, new pump technology reducing vibration, cheaper cinema seats in Singapore, Red Cross war efforts, and a French claim on a seven-plane air formation. It notes progress in automative lighting, soft-tissue innovation, a collapsible library table, unique agricultural cotton in Egypt, and population figures for a Philippine tribe in 1912.
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Patertine
Tiberion
Singapore
Florida
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
Red Cross
Europe
Preach
Egypt
Philo States
Plot To Blow Up Munition Plants Arrest In Hoboken
Fritz Kolb a German reservist was arrested in Hoboken on charges tied to a bomb plot aiding Germany. Police found two bombs in his room and suspect plans to destroy war supplies rather than target the president. The case links to the Black Tom explosion and the Kingsland plant destruction in New Jersey.
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N. J
Fritz Kolb
Germany
Te Entente Alles
Kolb
Wilson
Prathe
Kingsland
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Entente
Five Chinese Tongs Clash in London Street Battle
In London clashes erupted between rival Chinese tongs. Gunmen Hop Sing Suey Sing Be Ong Sings faced fighters Suey On Sen Suey Ying Bing Kong. Two were killed and several injured as the gunfire shattered the scene near the peace conference. The Vienna note cites Austria asserting neutral losses fall on neutrals and upholds wartime dangers for armed ships.
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Be Ong Sings
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Bing Kong
U. S. envoy to Japan dies in Washington
George W. Guthrie of Pittsburgh, ambassador to Tokyo, died in Washington on Thursday from apoplexy. Appointed May 20, 1913, Guthrie's death was reported by the Tokyo embassy secretary. Mrs Guthrie was in Tokyo with the ambassador.
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Pittsburgh
Tokyo
State Department
Japan
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Guthrie
No Potatoes to Hit Britain in Spring and Summer
A government food controller spokesman warned that Britain would face potato shortages in late spring and early summer as licenses and controls tighten. Officials said rationing measures may limit potato availability nationwide.
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Britain
London
Bathurst
License of Commons
Submarine Swarm Sinks 22 Vessels Off Berlin March 7
Berlin dispatch reports two German submarines returning home claim sinking fifteen steamers and seven sailing ships with a total gross tonnage of 00. The tally highlights a major submarine success in the maritime war theater as of March 7.
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March
Overseas
Army Takes Railroads Amsteriim Morel 7
According to the Kreuz Zeitung of Berlin the entire railway system of Germany has been turned over to the military authorities with the chief of the feld railway system in charge. Oklahoma Bank Robbed Muskogee Oklahoma March two masked men entered the First State bank at Park 41 thirty miles east of here forced the cashier into the vault at the point of revolvers and escaped with 1000 dollars in currency.
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Cuban Rebel Leader Gomez Captured Near Santa Clara
Gen Jose Miguel Gomez commander of the rebel government forces in Cuba, along with his staff, has been captured in Santa Clara. Dispatch to President Menocal confirms the victory as cheering news. Gomez, a prominent veteran, was born in Santa Clara and previously served as governor and later president of the republic.
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Republic
Wilson to Arm U S Ships in Extra Session
Senate actions to curb filibustering prompt President Wilson to call Congress in extra session around April 1. He seeks authority to arm merchant ships and may request power to employ other instruments. proposes a $10 million appropriation funded by 8 percent bonds to protect American vessels and citizens on the high seas.
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Senate of the
United States
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Congress
Berlin to Give Peace Terms
Berlin considers publishing Germanys terms of peace Belgium would be declared independent with permanent German garrisons at Antwerp Liege and Namur and Germanys control of ports and railways Belgium would have no national army but be policed by a gendarmerie
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WIFE AND 2 CHILDREN BURN IN LANsING HOME FIRE
Mrs Emerin Van Epps aged thirty and her two children Louis six and Everett three months died when their Lansing home burned after she poured soll into a stove causing the blaze Wilbur Van Epps husband and father was badly burned
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Hospitals Ordered to Pay Tax Bills Across Institutions
Many hospitals face tax bill obligations after a legal ruling. The decision reveals hospitals refused treatment to patients lacking guaranteed payment, prompting widespread policy scrutiny and potential financial strain on health providers.
Gas Explosion Kills Four at Cincinnati Ford Plant
Four Ford Motor Co employees at the Cincinnati Lincoln Avenue plant died and another was seriously injured when a giant enameling oven exploded. Gas buildup after the vent was closed triggered the blast, sent flames through the department, and collapsed windows. Rescue squads, police, and hospital crews responded, with George G. Nichols directing rescue efforts.
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Incinnati
George Bendigs
Nichols
Willys-Overland director resigns to devote time to tire firms
In Toledo a Willys-Overland Company board meeting saw vice president H. T. Dunn resign effective May 1 1917. Dunn, president of two large rubber tire firms, says he must devote time to rubber interests. Also noted, a state game warden Louis Kuertz from Hazelwood was dismissed for insubordination and Arthur N Williams former state examiner and early Republican figure, died in Marion of heart disease. Williams founded and led the Tally Wags.
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Hazelwood
Hamilton County
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Cincinnati
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State Building and Loan
Tally Wags
Material shortage slows Ohio pipe and mine deals
Lima reports delayed field work revived by recent activity but material shortages persist as pipe demand outstrips supply. Second hand materials are scarce due to high prices and producers not abandoning wells. In Minnesota the Dinwiddy Mine lease to Inland Steel was sold by Great Northern Ore trustees. Ohio wheat crop forecasts dip to 72 percent of average after severe cold in February. A manslaughter arrest in Springfield involves a chauffeur and a child death. Cleveland labor tensions risk a 20 000 worker lockout if mediation fails.
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Tray for a Child and New Workbags in Everyday Life
A small tray made from a wooden cheese box offers a handy bed tray for sick children with a deep rim to catch spills and serve as a toy holder during meals. The piece also notes a rise in women carrying workbags thanks to knitting reviving interest in home crafts and new bag styles. A coal mine safety measure proposes rock dust application and a machine to prevent explosions.
Buckeye News Notes contrasts in midwest cities
Health Commissioner Selby announced free cancer treatment for early stage patients in Toledo. The report lists local deaths including a cancer victim among 192 last year. Other items note damages sought in Logan West Virginia, a saloon robbery fatality in Toledo, Foraker-led talks on control of Columbus Delaware and Marion Railway Co, and guard troops returning from the Mexican border with ceremonies in Cleveland and Columbus.
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Eastern Capitaliste
Farms in Alberta Show Rich Rewards for Western Farmers
A longtime North Dakota farmer A E Merriam recounts migration to Alberta in 1908. He built a thriving farm near Dulroy with livestock from seven horses to hogs, raised grain then hogs, expanding capital several times. Land values rose, climate similar to Dakota, and wages for farm labor soared as Canada promised no conscription concerns.
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High Cost of Living and Japan Divorces Mentioned
An ad plus a note on Japan cites rising food prices urging cheaper meals like Skinner’s Macaroni to help families. It references Maynard Owen Williams in the Christian Herald discussing Japan’s marriage and divorce trends amid demographic concerns.
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California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children
An old advertisement touts a laxative tea spoonful of California Syrup of Figs as safe and effective for children with constipation and illness signs. It warns against counterfeit syrups and urges asking for the genuine bottle with full directions for all ages and adults. The text also tangentially mentions China Germany tension and a pair of large cats in a separate note.
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