Fossil skeleton of ancient man found in German East Africa
A valuable anthropological discovery reported from Hiera by Dr. Ilan Trelvk of Berlin. It describes a fossil human skeleton in superb condition, suggesting a highly developed race inhabited Africa hundreds of thousands of years ago. The skull teeth and full frame are noted. exact age awaits thorough comparison with extinct animal remains.
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Hiera
German East Africa
Ilan Trelvk
Geological and Palaeontological Institution of Berlin University
Senators Demand Explanation of Ambassador Remarks
The Senate adopted a resolution calling on Walter H. Page, U.S. ambassador to Great Britain, to explain a Panama Canal speech reported in a New York paper. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon introduced the motion, seeking a copy of the speech and evidence for his Monroe doctrine definition, with the claim it suggested British profit from the canal. The measure passed unanimously without debate.
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Washington
Walter H. Page
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Associated Chambers of Commerce
London
Senate
Chamberlain
Oregon
New York
Secretary of State
United States
New World
Page assures no U S interference in Central American investments
London March 18 Walter Hines Page American ambassador at a dinner of the Association of Chambers of Commerce said the United States has no intention to block British investments in Central America. He stressed the Monroe doctrine favors avoiding European control while noting the Panama Canal benefits Britain and the U S alike.
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London
Association of Chambers of Commerce
Walter Hines Page
Dinera
United States
Central America
Mr. Page
Orent Hintain
New World
Page
United Statea
Panama Canal
Great Britain
Page insists speech was not intended to start row
London March 1 Walter Hines Page United States ambassador was surprised by a Senate resolution about his dinner speech to the Association of Chambers of Commerce He refused to discuss the matter without an official demand for explanation and detail on the objection He called the remarks innocent and humorous and noted the speech was extemporaneous with a Panama Canal reference.
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London
Walter Hines Page
United States
Senate
Association of Chambers of Commerce
Panama Canal
Iugo
Carranza Moves Toward Chihuahua City Ride For Change
Venustiano Carranza, leader at Agua Prieta, begins a 200 mile ride toward Chihuahua City expected to take about two weeks. He travels with two cabinet members and a cavalry regiment, with troops along the route to Juarez. The international crisis over foreigners in Mexico may be set aside until his arrival.
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Venustiano Carranza
Agua Prieta
Bonora
Mexico
Maren
Chihuahua
Gald
Antil Carranga
Juarez
Constitutionaliat
Cabinat
Bedvarus
Woo
William Faversham to Represent America in England
New York March 12 William Faversham was announced to represent America in a Shakespearean movement. He is invited to Stratford upon Avon England to appear at the Stafford Memorial Theater near the Anchal. The event will feature a series of performances under H. B. Power, a leader in the Shakespeare movement.
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New York
William Faverdam
America
Stafford Memorial Theater
Stratford Upon Avon
Bngland
Anchal
Faversham
Mipatford
H. Bh. Phower
Prohibitionists Gain in Minnesota Elections
Winnew pole Minn March 11 The prohibition question attracted the attention of voters in village and township elections throughout Minnesota yesterday In many smaller municipalities the vote shown was light with majorities small and the statewide return indicates prohibition gains as the tally out of the eight counties suggests a rising trend across the state
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Winnew Pole
Minn
Minnesota
Inventor’s widow wins long patent battle in Newark
Newark New Jersey March 13 Regret that the deckline sustaining the Goodwin patents on photographic films had not come during the lifetime of her husband inventor Hannibal Goodwin Mrs Rebecca Goodwin now 81 years old stands to gain a fortune from the successful U S court of appeals decision Her husband began the fight two years before his death in 1900 leaving a company to carry the case Fists profits of the Kodak company on the disputed patent run into millions
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Newark
N. J
Rebecca Goodwin
United States Court of
Paid to Fight Canal Law
Washington March 12 Clarence W. De Knight testified before the Senate lobby committee that he contracted with former Rear Admiral Bowles of Fore River Shipbuilding for a $1,000 fee and a $4,000 contingent fee to secure toll exemptions for the Panama Canal bill. He said he received only the $1,000 and denied any organized effort to oppose toll repeal, claiming no knowledge of a fund to fight the repeal and that the matter was dropped without dispute. The committee demanded production of his contract and related correspondence.
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Washington
Howles
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Clarence W. de Knight
Henate Lobby Committee
Renate Canala Committee
de Knight
Bowles
Senator Mead
Admiral Bowles
Cellent
Ablp
Admiral Bowles Denies Hiring DeKnight for Toll Exemptions
Boston March 1 Mioeur Admiral Bowles president of Fore Miver shipbuilding company denied employing Clarence W De Knight to secure toll exemptions for coastwise ships in the Panama canal net He testified before a Senate lobby committee in Washington stating he hired De Knight only in connection with Panama canal act Section 11 and disputed toll provisions under Section 6 of the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bowles
Fore Miver Shipbuilding Company
Clarence W. de Knight
de Knight
Benute Lobby Committee
Washington
DeKnight
Interatates Commerce Commission
Rockefeller's Money Not Enough He Says
Hin Jose March 1 In a church quarrel over ousting a pastor the witness Dr. Charles I Aked formerly of New York’s Fifth Avenue Baptist testified why he left the Baptist church He said they left because the combined genius of John D Rockefeller and himself was insufficient to change Manhattan geography We could not find a site He added We had lots of money but needed brains enough
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Hin Jose
Cal
Los Gaton
Robbina Whitaker
Charles I. Aked
Fifth Avenue
New York
First Congregational Church of
San Francisco
Robbins
Baptist Church
Serah
John D. Rockefeller
Manhattan Taland
Russian Military Expenditures Rise in 1915
In Petersburg in March the extraordinary military appropriations submitted to Russia total more than 60 million dollars, up about 40 percent from 1914. This figure excludes ordinary army appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Russa Dans
Delegation to Study Latin Peoples Heads to Brazil Trip
Dr Henry Erwin Beard head of the Pan American division of the Peace society announces a New York delegation will sail for Brazil on May 30 to study intellectual and cultural development in Central American republics. The 10 week tour will include college and university professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Erwin Beard
The
Peace Society
Carnegié’ Endowment
Nelson asks Supreme Court to set aside California eight hour law
Washington March 12 Miss Nelson a law graduate pharmacist at Samuel Merritt hospital in Alameda California appealed to the supreme court to declare the eight hour woman labor law unconstitutional She contends the law if enforced would discriminate against men and apply to students as well as workers, challenging its constitutionality.
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Washington
Miluy [Ther
Nelson Today
Supreme Court
California
Miss Nelson
Samuel Merritt
Alameda
Cal
Commission orders slashings of rates narrows commodity list
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a supplemental report in the Colorado Manufacturers association et al v Banta Fe and Sioux City Commercial Club cases. It sets future reasonable commodity rates between Chicago and Missouri River points and Colorado, reducing the number of commodities from 158 to 92, with carriers and plaintiffs failing to reach full relief.
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Washington, D
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado Manufacturers' Association
Banta Fe Railroad
Traffic Bureau
Sioux City
Carriary
McAdoo and Eleanor Wilson Reported Engaged for June
Washington March 13 rumors persist that Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and Eleanor Randolph Wilson daughter of the president are engaged with a June wedding planned no White House confirmation yet.
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Washington
White House
White House wedding rumored after Congress adjourns
Officials offered no comment but Washington insiders regard a second White House wedding as definite after Congress adjourns. Secretary McAdoo, 50, has been a frequent White House visitor in recent years and has observed the couple at many dances. Mix Wilson, 24, is a widow with six children and one son and daughter married. A grandson recently traveled to Arizona to visit his eldest daughter.
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McAdoo
Washington
White House
Congress
White
Mixx Wilson
Wandors
Arizona
Outlaw Farmer Found Guilty in Chautauqua County
Mayville N Y March 13 Edward Beardsley known as the Summerdale outlaw farmer was found guilty of assault on J W Putnam county overseer of the poor Beardsley shot the officer as officials moved to remove his children then barricaded himself for eight days He was sentenced to up to nine years in Auburn prison
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Mayville
Edward Beardsley
Summerdale
J. W. Putnam
Chautauqua County
Beardsley
Hewardaley
Auburn
Costly Coal Shipment To Alaska Reported
Salt Lake City dispatch notes a 300 ton Utah coal shipment bound for Alaska cost 57.80 dollars per ton on delivery. The coal is billed to a mining company working diggings north of Nome and will be hauled by dog sled from Nome.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Alaska
Nome
Dow
Two Turkish Aviators Die After Sea Tumble
Two Turkish army aviators Nurl Hey and Jomall Hey fell into the sea when their aircraft broke down south of Jaffa Palestine on March 12. They managed to escape the craft and reach the beach exhausted. Nuri Bey died later in the day at a hospital.
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Jaffa
Walestine
Nurl Hey
Jomall Hey
Nari Bey
Millet Painting Sold in New York Auction
Art dealers report a Canadian collector purchased a Millet painting in New York on March 13. The seller’s name and final price are withheld. The work is described as the important piece from Millet titled Hole to Work, with the seller preferring to remain anonymous.
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New York
Kiven
Joan Branches Millet
Military Bill Passes To Create Fourth Court Board Service
Washington March 12 The Senate approved a bill by Senator Town to consolidate the revenue cut review into a life saving service forming a new fourth court board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Today
Senater Town. Com
4Th Court Board Servicw
Berview
Troops Rush to Border as US Augments Patrol
Washington reports 70 more regiments mobilizing to aid the Mexican border patrol. Ninth Infantry units from Fort Thomas Kentucky and Fort Logan H Roots Arkansas and Seventeenth Infantry from Fort McPherson Georgia begin entraining for Laredo and Kagie Phas to join a larger force in Texas. Officials note relief of cavalry for active patrol duty and expect arrivals to start Sunday or Monday.
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Washington
Ninth Infantry
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Arkansns
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Georgia
Laredo
Kagie Phas
Treas
Cneral Bhatter
Cuba
Border Patrol
Sheppard
Garner
Texas
Garrison
Vergara
White House
War Department
Bliss
Savannah
Galveston
Carranza
United States
Bryan
Mexico City
Bauch
Benton
Carranga
Hostetter
Kermouille
Newby
Cullacan
Charge O'Shaughnessy
East Coast of Mexico Quiet, Admirals Report
Rear Admiral Fletcher summarized conditions along the east coast of Mexico, noting Mayo reports federal troops concentrated at Tampico and Dona Cecula, no news of the constitutionists, no warmth at Tampico, Vera Cruz quiet, and Cradock aboard the Hermione. Admiral Cradock is a British admiral.
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Mexico
Washington
Fletcher
Navy Department
Mayo
Tampico
Dona Cecula
Vera Crux
Cradock
Train Robbers Foiled by Watchman in San Jose
In San Jose California March 13 a posse and police investigate a failed attempt to hold up the Southern Pacific Coast Line Limited known as The Lark. Special railroad man Guerin chased the robbers after a pistol battle and was wounded in the leg. Police believe the pair planned to board the train from the rear and rob the car.
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San Jose
Cal
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Coast Line Limited
Lark
Michael Guerin
Obbera
Guerin
Auditor Rives License Of Insurance Firm In Iowa
Des Moines March 13 Auditor Hleakly revoked the National Life Assurance association of this city license to write life insurance in Iowa after finding it insolvent and doing illegal business He turned the case over to the attorney general who will likely seek a receiver The Mississippi department had refused the firm earlier to conduct business in that state The National has been operating in 26 states and follows a recent state audit aimed at ousting Henry Pyle as president
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Des Moines
National Life Assurance Associaton
Hleakly
Iowa
Theompany
Mississippi
Man Ends Life in Fort Madison Home Crisis Note
Fort Madison Iowa March 12 Archie Hayes formerly of Wlan Missouri faced money woes and inaction as he wrote a note and fired a small rifle his wife and child nearby in another room He died at a hospital shortly after the incident.
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Fort Madison
Archie Hayes
Wlan
Hayes
Rhubarb Crop Briefly Falls in England Districts
It is estimated that Loedia England and its districts produce nine tenths of the world forced rhubarb. Consequently the reported failure of this season's crop in this district is regarded as a dinister.
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Loedia
England
Jts
Cleveland Birthplace Memorial to be Dedicated in Caldwell
Caldwell N J March 12 Exervice in commemoration of the birthday Grover Cleveland will be held under the auspices of the Grover Cleveland Birthplace and Memorial association on March 16 A part of the ceremony will be the dedication as a permanent memorial of the house in which Cleveland was born.
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Cleveland
Caldwell
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Grover Cleve
Man Walks Barefoot Through Harsh Winter Weather
A man journeyed barefoot through the harsh winter, ignoring discomfort as he traversed cold roads and rivers. He was later found to be unhurt, continuing his walk despite the season's severity.
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Chelaot
Rives
Warum
Fear for Safety of Women Missionaries
London report from Shanehal states two English women attached to the China Inland Mission at Leo Ho Kow in Ho Poh province have been missing since the town was sacked and burned by brigands yesterday. The women are Miss K K Vinck and Miss J Black. The incident followed the killing of Dr. T Froyland, a Norwegian missionary, with several others wounded. Seventeen Protestant mission workers remain in the city.
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London
Moreh
Shanehal
China Inland Mission
Leo Ho Kow
Ho Poh
Mirelag
KK. Vinck
J. Black
The
Loo Ho Kow
T. Froyland
Destructive Portland waterfront fire destroys docks and ships
A massive blaze on March 13 in Portland's east waterfront destroyed Columbia dock No. ?, Montgomery dock No. 1, and the steamships Cricket and Glenroy. The fire began at Columbia dock No. 2, fed by sulphur and asphalt, burned six blocks, and caused injuries including a broken arm to the Glenroy's first mate. Chinese sailors were among the injured and later detained by federal authorities.
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Portland
Ore
Albina
Columbia Dock
Montgomery Dock
Cricket
Glenroy
Volumbia Dock No
Thich
Mont- Somnety Dock
Bancisco
Literacy Clause Remains In Burnett Immigration Bill
Washington March 13 The Senate immigration committee decided to keep the literacy test in the Burnett Immigration bill and reported it favorably. Despite talk of dropping the clause to avoid a veto risk, most members doubt the president would oppose the feature enough to veto the bill. The panel revised health inspection rules and raised the head tax to 6 for single aliens and 4 for married ones.
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Washington
Burnett Immigration
Senate
Senate Immigration Committee
Wilson
Italy
Relatives of Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Victims Get $75
New York March 13 Twenty three suits begun by relatives of the 148 killed or injured in the Triangle Shirt Waist factory fire were settled yesterday for 75 dollars each. The payments came from the company carrying accident insurance for the building owner. Further suits against the renting firm may be filed.
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New York
Theuilding
Liver boycott shuts San Francisco butcher shops
San Francisco shoppers face liver and onions absence as the Retail Butchers Association ends liver sales after a bitter executive session. Retailers claim prices are too high as wholesalers seek 16 cents a pound, prompting a citywide boycott and removing liver from menus. Carcass prices for calves and beef also provoke protests as retailers vow to resist rising costs.
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San Francisco
Hotal Butchers
Kenyon Uniform Classification Bill Advocated In Senate
State Railway Commissioner Thorne testified before a Senate interstate commerce sub committee at Benatar Kenyon's request urging the uniform classification bill. Shippers back the measure which would expand Interstate Commerce Commission authority.
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Washington
Thorne
Benatar Kenyon
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kenyon
Diamond found in chicken gizzard nets $1760 for Mississippi farmer
Charles Normandy of Wesson Mississippi reported finding a flawless diamond white gem inside the gizzard of a chicken raised and killed on his farm the stone sold for 1760 dollars attracting local attention and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Normandy
Wesson
Mias
Alaska Government Railroad Bill Signed Today
President Wilson signed the Alaska expenditure bill authorizing 35 million dollars for a government owned railroad project in Alaska in Washington today March 10. The measure provides funding for construction and related costs as part of federal activity.
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Alaska
Washington
Muarch
Wilson
Alaaka
Siegel Faces Multiple Indictments Across Siegel Stores
New York March 13 federal court issued material for at least 60 indictments against Henry Siegel and Frank Vogel, leaders of the Siegel Stores. Assistant District Attorney Train and DA Whitman described secretaries’ testimony showing false statements to obtain credit, with about 2.5 million moved from Siegel’s private bank to the retail side. Depositors confronted Siegel and Vogel as they pleaded not guilty before Judge Rosalsky, while 300 angry depositors were kept from the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Siegel
Frank FE. Vogel
Siegel Stores’ Corporation
Liberty
Grand Jury
Assatant
Arthur
Train
Merchant
Fourteenth Street
Henry Llewel & Co
Siegel
Whitman
Faree
Slegzel
Federal
Rosalsky
Unusual Record of Pennsylvania Rail Road Officers
Philadelphia March 13 records show 170 ranking officers in active service of the Pennsylvania railroad system. Of these 143 began at the bottom with four having worked for the railroad more than 60 years, illustrating training opportunities and career mobility within the company.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Try to Lynch Men Held for Assaulting Nurse
Kansas City March 13. Several hundred persons threatened to lynch four young men identified by Mrs. Gertrude Shidler as members of a band who lured and brutally attacked her Monday night. Police blocked the mob as officers moved the four prisoners to the Prosecutor. The crowd surged and a man was felled by a police club. The prisoners were rushed to safety and later charged with a Missouri statutory offense punishable by hanging. Victors Gueringer 24 owner of the resort L V Brennan 24 insurance agent Thomas L Kinvin 25 solicitor Oscar Harrison 24 plumber's helper. All held without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gertrude Shidler
Menacin
Missouri
Victor Gueringer
L. V. Brennan
Thomas L. Kinvin
Oscar Harrison
Confer With Miners About Resuming Work
Chicago March 14 William D. son a member of the executive council of the Western Federation of Miners expected to leave tonight for the Michigan copper country to confer with local union leaders on the strike situation James A. Short organizer of the American Federation of Labor will accompany him Charles H. Moyer president of the federation said he would remain in Chicago for several days until the condition of Charles E Mahoney vice president who had undergone appendicitis began to show improvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Davidson
Western Federation of Minera
Michigan
James A. Short
American Federation of Labor
Charles H. Moyer
Mineral Federation
Charles E. Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Ray Chapman Hurt In Baseball Injury
Athens Ohio March 13 Ray Chapman shortstop of the Cleveland American League team will be unable to use his right leg for five weeks after fracturing a small bone just above the ankle in practice yesterday. X ray examination today confirmed the injury. Chapman was hurt while sliding to a base.
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Athens
Ray Chapman
Shortatop
Cleveland Amwrieana
Physiciians
Chopin
Twin brothers in Arkansas fatal knife quarrel ends in shooting
West Fork Ark March 12 Shered Plelde and his twin brother Benjamin, both 19, fought over a trivial slight yesterday. Shered says Benjamin attacked with a knife and he shot in self defense. Benjamin Plelde died. Shered held pending investigation.
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West Fork
Ark
Shered
Benjamin Plelde
Benjamin
Leather belt in English factory runs at 1500 feet per minute
An English factory reports a leather belt operating at a pace of 1500 feet per minute, a rate observed from nine to twelve hours daily for over two years. The unit’s sustained performance has been noted in ongoing production logs and internal efficiency reviews.
Westinghouse executive detained for alleged information claim
A Westinghouse executive in New York was reported to have claimed access to sensitive information from a hotel bed incident. Police investigations focus on whether he was promised information by others and if any motive involved a request related to the Linens division.
Adventists Meet in Pacific Union Conference Session
Delegates gather for the biennial Pacific Union Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist in session today. Prominent attendees include Ne Vapi Ada and A Tabbemuabin as part of the program following a night of formal ceremonies.
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Tixkround
Cab
Pacific Union
Piallanlomry
Kansas City Woman Victim of White Slavery Case
March 12 in Kansas City police say a local woman, Mrs. Gertude Shidler, was lured to a room at Twelfth and Grand and brutalized by six men described as white slavers. She remains under medical care. her condition is not dangerous. Investigators hold six suspects for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rio
Twelfth and
Grand Avenue
Gertrude Shidler
Rebels Parcel Public Land Distribution in Chihuahua
The military issued a decree to grant confiscated and other public lands to current revolution soldiers, disabled veterans, and widows and orphans of the revolts. Each beneficiary would receive about 62 acres, with protections against debt collection and sale for 10 years. Civilians may apply if they have resources, and land for town lots is also planned. Two Com insurgents discussed Torreon, with Torreon garrison around 7,000 and surrounded by Rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Revolutioon
Ge Contreras
Pedricena
Durango
Villa
Torreon
Brigands Slay Missionary in Lao Ho Kow
Chinese brigands sacked Lao Ho Kow, killed Norwegian missionary Dr. T. Froyland, wounded Rev. O M Sama, and looted British and American Tobacco premises. About 500 attackers entered via treachery, torching buildings and seizing rifles, artillery, and ammunition. Two thousand coolies were conscripted to transport loot. Lao Ho Kow is a key mission station on the Han Kiang in Hu Peh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Lao Ha Kow
ST. Froyland
O. M. Sama
Aviatic Petroleum
Singer W
British & American Tobacco Company
Lao Ho Kow
Han Kiang
Hu Peh
Norwegian
Lutheran China Mission Association
Norway
T. Froyland
G. M. Bama
China Inland Mission
London
England
Art Galleries Closed To Forestall Suffragets
London March 12 The damaging of the Velasquez Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery by a suffraget led to closures of state apartments Windsor Castle and National Gallery Wallace Collection Kensington Palace and Hampden Court Palace. Public art treasures at South Kensington museum were locked up as guards patrol. Authorities fear further demonstrations and potential hatchet attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Velasquez
National Gallery
Amertron
Tourtete
England
Windsor Castle
Wallace Art Colection
Kinsington Palace
Hampon Court Palace
South Kensington Museum
Kate George Balting
South Kensington
Arson Squad Burns Down City Buildings
Nottingham authorities report an arson squad set fire to several Hulvel town corporation buildings, causing extensive damage and losses in the six miles northeast area. Fire debris scattered suffrage literature around the scene as investigators hunt for suspects and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
Hulvel
Severed churches to hold joint service in Pridgeport
In Pridgeport Connecticut St John s Episcopal church will host a joint service with eastern orthodox and Anglican congregations tomorrow night. It is the first such union in this country since the Great Schism era around 1054.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridgeport
Conn
Mereh
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lincoln Relics Bring Forth Early American Pieces
In New York on March 11 collectors paid for Lincoln era items including a Springfield home blue tron tome china plate once used by Abraham Lincoln, a steel knife and bone handled fork sold for 2.50, the martyred president’s law office lamp at 109 and a whale bone fragment fetched a high price, along with a Browne named item at 42.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Relics Bold
New York
Abrahm
Lincoln Ti Hin
Springfield
Norton Antique Sabe
Fugitives Spread Through Woods Near Wig Took
An unclear report describes three fugitives evading pursuers in woods near Wig Took, with Sheriff Chusiee McBriarity leading the search as villagers in Aurora HL react to the drama and a tense manhunt unfolds late at night.
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Aurora
Murvoh
Tate
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William Faversham
Goodwin
Eastman Company
Rockefeller
Commission
M’adoo
Eleanor Wilson
Guard of California Railroad
Maulor Bureau
Philippines
United
Piatee
Conoid Ua
Dhabi
Cridere
Elaine
Westinghouse
Westingboom
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