Senators clash over Lorimer, White House visit noted
Senator La Follette called on President Wilson marking his first White House visit in years. Senator Gore accused Karl Loeffler of stealing a Lorimer document, but the Senate will investigate while reorganizing. O Gorman to chair Interoceanic Canals panel. Thornton relinquishes to New York’s choice. Wilson defines Central and South American policy and rejects professional revolutionaries.
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Gore
Karl A. Loeffler
Senate
O’gorman
Personal Vice President Marshall birthday anniversary noted
Ferris A Thompson who died in Paris on February 18 left more than 2 million dollars to Princeton University and other bequests over 1 million. Former President Taft as a potential president of Johns Hopkins University is being discussed by trustees. Mr. and Mrs. John D Rockefeller Sr. sailed for Panama from New York.
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Marshall
Ferris ‘A. Thompson
Paris
Princeton University
Taft
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
John D. Rockefeller
Panama
New York
Boxers clash as Wells falls to Gunboat Smith in MSG
After one minute seventeen seconds in the second round Bombardier Wells British heavyweight champion was KO d by Gunboat Smith of California in Madison Square Garden New York. Word from Milwaukee says Wisconsin will send three crews to the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie next June. Rube Marquard Giants pitcher and Blossom Seeley vaudeville partner wed in San Francisco. Marquard had signed with McGraw before his marriage. Miller Huggins Cardinals manager, former second baseman, doubts Hal Chase can succeed as middle station tactician.
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California
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Poughkeepale
Rube” Marquard
New York Giants
Blossom Seeley
San Francisco
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McGraw
Miller Huggins
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Chase
Midway Station
Multiple 1914 events span politics and society
A survey of items notes Utah passes a moms pensions bill while Missouri opposes man suffrage. Federal secret service has 4,000 applicants with no vacancies. Philadelphia closes five resorts over cabaret shows. Wilson declines Princeton trustees post. Bronx is a county in NY. Niagara University alumni building fire causes under 100,000 loss. Eleanor Wilson learns to drive. A vast storm system leaves 90 dead and many homeless from Nebraska to Maryland and the Gulf. Trial testimony cites police provocation in Little Falls. Mrs Clarkson faces desertion and elopement charges. Ex Secretary Dickinson and Lindabury clash over a trust dissolution. Mayflower retained as Wilson’s private yacht. earlier reports denied. Gov Sulzer fires Prisons Superintendent Scott despite Senate call for trial. Wilson bans fake photos. vaccination orders move from War to Navy. Secretary Daniels vaccinated last year.
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Little Falls
Mabel Clarkson
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Richard V. Lindabury
Steel Trust
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Navy
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Supply source urged for mutual satisfaction comes early
Up to the last minute the notice stresses finding the source of supply and variety, urging readers to come early for mutual satisfaction and to secure desired options.
County News Roundup Brings Local Goings On
Mrs. Phoebe Warren returns from Punxsutawney and Marion Center while Clayton Lewis goes back to Vandergrift. Many locals visit, marry, or travel. notable event is the March 8 marriage of Harry M. Stiteler and Miss Joy Lewis at the Lutheran parsonage. Also mentions property purchases, visits to Punxsutawney, Johnstown, and Beaver Falls, plus ongoing church activities and a baptism at Lovejoy.
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Punxsutawney
Marion Center
Clayton Lewis
Vandergrift
Smiley Lewis
Frostburg
Joshua Lewis
W. B. Clancy
Dayton
Calhoun
David Good
William Good
Chambersville
Merle Weston
Roy Condron
Harry M. Stiteler
Joy Lewis
Lutheran Church Parsonage
W. B. Claney
Martin Fulmer
Kimmel
M. Stiteler
Joseph Lukehart
Rossiter
Mary Hueskell
D. A
A. C. Dodson
S. 2. Stear
A. T. Stear
T. C. Elkin
Olive
James Hilkin
Annie
J. M. Aul
Clair
Charles Barrett
Charles Hailburn
R. W. Ilkin
Bertha Black
G. C. Dodgen
M.B. Wynkeep
Edwin Pelfer
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Pittsburg
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Mbenshburg
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