Prosecution Promised In Wreckers Case At Columbus Bank
State authorities prepare criminal charges against Columbus Savings and Trust figures tied to bank wrecking. Key testimony from Henry W. Jaks Winuk W. Dawson and others details alleged misdeeds, deposits misappropriation, and planned evidence to secure multiple counts. Prosecution aims to show deliberate acts causing loss to the state treasury and related crimes.
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Columbus
Marvel
Coluibus Saintes, & Lross
Junms
Kanaitrer
Henry W. Jaks
Winuk W. Dawson
Yeatte Prebars
Horner L. Rosy
Wan
B.C. Watner
Aeluel Bank
Rael
Silional
Rose
Canlod
John Price
Uitil
Messrs. Bucklits
Dawson
Slary
Back
Fia
Pope Said Very Ill Amid Medical Uncertainty
Reports indicate the pope’s severe illness with consulting physicians and cautious notes on potential strain given his condition. Harugari Lodge 75 holds a meeting at the Lighthouse with members including Overbarde Conrad, while discussions focus on new initiations and lodge applications.
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Harugari
Yegidiar Menting
Lash Wight
Light House
Overbarde Conrad
Markel J
Max Fingas
Aecr
Amovyle Bsiness
AL Douselile
Tote
Fredrick
Wells New
Mrs George Howe Moves Toward Princeton Name in White House Shadow
New York reports Mrs George Howe wife of Wilson's favorite nephew Dr George Howe is poised to move into the president's former fame as Princeton offers the doctor and wife a place. Howe, son of the president, grew up under Wilson and is a graduate of Princeton. The Howes plan to stay in Princeton through June before likely moving to Washington. Mrs Howe, Miss Margaret Flinn of South Carolina, was a noted southern belle.
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New York
Ceorge Howe
Geo. Howe
Wilson
Princeton
Wil- Ur
Howe
At. Howe
Columbia
George
Woodrow Wilson Ag
Pereston
Howes
Washington
Margaret &. Flinn
South Carolina
Fatal Fight at Rector’s Dinner Endangers Man
New York report describes a violent brawl at the Hotel Rector on Broadway during an evening party. Two men fought as companions tried to intervene, one wielded a bottle, and a diner named Kupgeng Boxumizzi was badly injured and later dying in hospital. The identities of the combatants remain unclear.
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New York
Rector
Broadway
Kupgeng Boxumizzi
Willy
Busor
Militant suffragettes destroy $100,000 of property
London dispatch reports two arson squads attacking elite targets. One group burned the country residence of Lady Amy White near the Thames, while another squad set fire to greens at the Weston-super-Mare golf club in Somersetshire. Lady White is widow of Sir George White of Ladysmith fame.
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London
Amy White
Waglefield Green
Thames
Jnb
Weston-super
Somersetshire
Lady White
Tield
George White
Ladysmith
Transvaal
Outlaw Buzzard Plans New Life After Reform
Abe Buy anti, once leader of the Buzzard gang, prepares to start life anew in Philadelphia. At sixty, he spent years in prison for robbing chicken coops and armed robbery, carried a Bible, and claimed reform. Questions loom over his past and possible political implications.
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Philadelphia
Abe Buyanti
Buzzard
Lancaster County
Prinin
Prinon
Income Tax revision debated in house committees
Washington reports that the income tax revision has been analyzed by a corps of scientific and experts in committee offices. Representative Hall of Tennessee and Representative Peters of Massachusetts have been involved in shaping tentative features for the bill. The plan is to retain key elements, with continued discussion expected (Continued on page 7).
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Washington
Representative Hall
Tennessee
Peters
Massachusetts
Huntington Wilson Quits State Dept Over China Policy
Washington March 20 Huntington Wilson assistant secretary of state resigns over differences with administration on Chinese policy. President Wilson accepts the resignation and Wilson stays briefly to ease transition. Bryan anticipates a line of travel to Lincoln Nebraska. John Burke expected to take oath of office tonight as successor in North Dakota. Quick tariff revision aims to align with Democratic leaders in both houses with a common general bill. Maryland Senator Smith leads a delegation for appointment matters.
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Washington
Huntington
Wilson
Auling
Hag
Bryan
Lineult
Neb
Europe
John Burke
North Tikola
Sleet
United States
Tratter
Lee McCline
Huses
Congress
Senate
House
Smith
Maryland
Catholics Under Our Flag in 1913 Directory Figures
New York, March 20. Advanced sheets of Skennedy's Official Catholic Directory show 15,154,158 Roman Catholics in the United States proper and 29,320,037 under the U.S. flag. The tally includes 7,181,089 in the Philippines, 999,35 in Porto Rico, 21,510 in Alaska, 2,108 in the Hawaiian Islands, and 940 in the Canal Zone, with Catholic institutions numbering parishes, churches, seminaries, schools, and orphanages across the nation.
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New York
United States
Skennedy
Philippines
Porto Rico
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Canal Zone
Hat Pin Law Enforced as Middletown Police Act
The city passes an ordinance targeting hat pins and related accessories, outlining penalties. Offenders face fines from one to two dollars or up to five days in jail. In other news, a missing baby report in Middletown spurred police searches. Judge Murphy traveled to Xenia Thursday for a hearing and related proceedings.
Five Bodies Recovered After Alberta Mill Explosion Fire
Rescue crews report five bodies found as workers continued efforts to locate more believed buried beneath wreckage. Rumors swirl that crews were inside the facility when the blast and fire destroyed the mill, with searches ongoing today.
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Mailigine Wat
Alberta
Martel
Feday
Meir
Sonia Wiihting
Ubirly
Baby Berrews Birth Notice in Taline Avenue Maine
Baby Berrews is born to Mes Wiha Behrens of Taline Avenue, MEA Son.
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Taline
Assassin of King George Linked to Chicago Return
Aleko Sehinus, alleged killer of King George of Greece, is believed by Greek expatriates in Chicago to have returned home after a period in Davenport Iowa and Chicago. A Davenport journalist tied similar descriptions to a man named Sehioss, who reportedly led a turbulent life as a reformist and educated in law and science, with a history of graft accusations and fugitive status. Discovery of his traces spurred talk of his involvement in Balkan unrest and a potential news venture in Rock Island Illinois.
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Chicago
Aleko Sehinus
George
Greece
Jatt
Gary
Ind
Davenport
Iowa
C. Diouaseus
Schidas i
Sebinas
Damascus
Rock Island
Wntil
Telma
Sehioss
Strained Talks Over Isle of Pines Sovereignty
Washington reports strained relations between Cuba and Spain backed by U S and Cuban reaction to U S and Cuba failure to seal a sovereignty treaty for the Isle of Pines. About 3000 American residents petition Taft to let future administration decide the domain status. Bryan and Beaupre figures echo amid press critique and Havana transfer context.
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Washington
Crblan
Pegula
United States
Cuba
Duder Highealy
Paris
Mande
Taft
Isle of Pines
Bryan
Havana
Beaupee
Onister
Pantma
Coleobia
Free Wood Pulp Policy Hinge On Interpretation
Washington March 20 Thaena Jomsbourg will decide the question of whether European nations may ship wood pulp and paper to the United States without duty until its validity is tested. The decision hinges on the treaty clause of the Canadian reciprocity accord granting Canada free entry of wood pulp and paper, unless export restrictions apply. If the most favored nation clause is used, Europe would receive the same free, duty-free privileges as Canada.
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Washington
Thaena- Jomsbourg
United States
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Moireh
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Outlaw Buzzard
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Sail Stone
Soder
J. Pierpont. Moreau
Huntington Wilson
State Dept
C.p.neill
Joan Taken
U.S
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Overman
Charles P. Neill
Tithaan
Iabor
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Ecclesiastica
States of the Union
New Orleans
Orlow
Pnas
Middletown
Vite
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Xenia
Aindge Clarence Murphy
Reir
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Landet
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King George
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