Three States Weary as No Strike Looms Yet
A joint conference of bituminous miners and operators in Ohio Indiana and Illinois adjourned amid suspicion of secret terms and a planned suspension rather than strike. Mitchell and Winder led a motion to adjourn and report disagreement after hours of slow progress and claims that outsiders sought to disrupt a hoped-for settlement.
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F. L. Robbins
Ohio
Indiana
Ul Oois
Joint Scale
Budden
Atle
John Mitchell
Mine ‘Workers
Mitchell
J. H. Winder
Miamis
Lenn
Tf Mitchell
Winder
Atie
Joint Sease Committee
Publc
Fe Win
Sherrick’s Chance Judge McCullough to Rule on New Hearing
Special Judge J B McCullough said he would decide Wednesday morning on David B Sherrick’s plea for a new trial Attorneys are divided on grounds for a new hearing while questions linger about juror influence and potential prejudices in the case.
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Sherrick
J. EB. McCullough
David B. Sherrick
McCullough
Louis Het
Bhérrtek
Furore
Master Lodge in Senate Is Called Cinch of Deliberation
Washington March 7 The Senate the nations greatest deliberative body, is riven by a quiet wave of indignation against the current pest of literary crusaders. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts stands as a model of conservative temper and steadfast duty while the chamber debates the railroad rate question through staff conferences and moral maneuvering.
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United States
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Senator Lodge
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House of Lords
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Rosebery
Chamberlain
Ledge
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Ius
Hia
Willams College
Cline University
Yate University
Lodge
Sleep in Hot Air Shaft Captures Juvenile Interest
A string of youths crawls into the back shaft behind Clay pool to sleep in hot exhausted air. John Ferrell, 15, faced Judge Stubbs in juvenile court after police repeated warnings about the unsanitary site. Barney Smith was also arrested. both cases held for trial as officers recaptured other boys in the shaft.
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Claypool
John Ferrell
Stubbs
Tuee- Jay
Barney Smith
Stubba
Arora
Murder mystery at McVicar tragedy grips Southern Parish
San Francisco special reports detectives near solution of the Huey murder linked to Albert McVicar case at Southern Parish station. A woman connected to the affair, Mrs Enira Fecoux, fled Stockton after the event and was later arrested in Antioch. Mrs Ledoux says intoxication preceded the crime with McVicar paying for carbolic acid, then Miller and another disposed of the body in a trunk and sent it to the depot with the stolen money.
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San Francisco
Mareh
Huey
Albert
MeVicar Inia Trenty
Blackton
Antioch
Jordan to Speak at Girls’ Classical School Event
David Starr Jordan president of Stanford University will address the Girls’ Classical School at 19 o’clock Thursday morning. All alumnae are invited to attend this leaders talk at the campus venue in California.
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Jordan
David Starr Jordan
Leland
County board refuses saloon license at Twenty-first and Yandeysta
County commissioners on Tuesday denied Peter Sprecher a liquor license for a saloon at the southeast corner of Twenty-first and Yandeysta, noting there were already enough saloons in the community. The decision followed objections from residents and local reformers who argued against expanding liquor access.
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Peter Sprecher
Twenty-first and
Yandeysta
Governor Acts in Pity's Name in Willis Case
Governor J Frank Hanly is asked to help Cleve Willis a Kokomo patrolman jailed after a scuffle with Knights of Pythias members. Willis broke ribs, faced a six month sentence, and his dying wife needs care. Salvation Army Star Captain Atkins presented the case for executive clemency.
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J. Frank Hanly
Kokomo
Cleve Williz
Ats
Willis
Atkins
Salvation Army
Kokomo Wisi
Knights of Pytaiss
Willias
Hanly
Pacia Willys
Pay the Constable Report Highlights Court Fees
A fragmentary report on county Justices in Center laws ship Marion vot details quarterly earnings of four Justices and constables. The piece notes unusually large sums in fines and salaries, plus alleged overcharging and missing accountability. Pension-like fees for warrants and travel are mentioned amid accusations of improper income.
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Marion Vot
Havey Mosteut
H. Shepard
Willem J. Nickerson
Wiliam
Smock
Justice Courte
Isnla
Will dispute over real estate in Wilhelmina Dehne case
Wilhelmina Dehne sues over a will contest involving the estate of Robert Rehm who died leaving a will. Dehne, named executrix, seeks clarity on the meaning of the will regarding real estate and whether she should receive a portion in fee simple. Other heirs named include Louis, Peter, Alvin, Theodore Pfisterer and Syd Molslyp.
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Wilhelmina Deline
Robert Rehm
Dihne
Rehm
Dehne
Louis
Peter
Alvin
Theodore Pfixterer
Syd Molslyp
Pfs
Riot at Bucharest disrupts night concert amid student unrest
Students in Bucharest rioted after a philanthropic National Theater performance organized by Crown Prince Marie. Police dispatched troopers to quell the crowd as anger and chaos spread through trading streets. Several killed and many injured reported, while soldiers failed to quell the mob.
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Scripps Welthe
Bucharest
Stuenty
Gyo Porere
National Theater
Crown
Ex millionaire reduced to poverty in oil speculation
Charles Campbell once a leading western Pennsylvania ad operator, built wealth after aiding the first oil refinery boom near usly and owning a large home in Flantienle. A disastrous fire in 1594 and further losses drove him to ruin, ending with him seeking lodging at a Pittsburg police station late last night.
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Pittsburg
Charles Campbell
Wafke
Thtusvill
Flantienle
Campbell
Fire at Meriden destroys auditorium in blaze
Meriden Conn March 27 Fire destroyed a large portion of the Meriden block auditorium early this morning causing about 40000 dollars in damage. Captain Shaw and Mrs Carnworth, a fire company, were badly hurt.
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Meriden
Serippas
Conn
Auditorum
Arethis
Arn Shaw
Hermah Carnworth
District Attorney Takes Action Over Alleged Bribery Case
District Attorney Jerome asserts an affidavit charges Perkins paid 48000 to Republic Ans and alleges a crime has been committed, outlining the case status and involved parties.
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Jerome
Perkins
Three Prominent Men and a Grand Jury Battle
Jerome obtains a district attorney warrant targeting Perkins and others linked to New York Life and the Republican committee. The case centers on campaign contributions and attempts to shield the matter from the grand jury, with legal maneuvers set for habeas actions and appellate scrutiny.
Steamer Plymouth Burns at Fall River Wharf Fire
Newport March 27 The steamer Plymouth of the Tall River Line burned to the water line at Fall River Wheeler pier early today causing heavy damage. Other steamers and several buildings on the wharf were damaged.
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Scripps Werner Eevee
Enmurrenieny
Newport
Plymouth
We Water
railroad blamed for adobe wreck that killed forty
The coroner's jury in Canyon City Colorado returned a verdict faulting the railroad in the recent Denver and Big Grande collision at Adobe that killed about 40 people. Operator Lively of Bawllows faced blame from railroad men who argued he was at fault, though Lively testified he had been on duty for 72 hours and was asleep when the wreck happened.
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Periupentline Preag Association
Canyon City
Col
Big Grande
Adobe
Lively
Bwallows
Death mystery of Miss Vera Heck shocks New York
Special to the Lane reports the death of Miss Vera Heck an astrologer and stenographer tied to Judge Miona Parker's offices and the Niagara Falls post office. She died after an operation and two young men named by her on her deathbed are being sought as suspects. Alex Sencuck was arrested at his Brooklyn home as investigators pursue further leads. Her employer at the post office FM. Agama stated little about the deceased beyond her skilled work. The scene unfolds with questions about friends and family as doctors review the autopsy findings and the circumstances surrounding her death.
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Leo
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Foraker
Crane
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Miona Packer
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