Worldwide rise in prices prompts inquiry and coop response
The president orders a State Department inquiry into rising living costs across Europe. Consular reports show universal price hikes for staples, with cooperative societies expanding to organize supply chains, distribution, and collective bargaining. Wage changes vary by country, while cooperative networks push for reforms and potential international action.
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Washington
Presiment
Conarose
Department of State
Huntington Wilton
coOnsulor
Roosevelt jury excused after jurors cite distraction
Mineola Long Island March 14 Theodore Roosevelt's jury service ends as the Supreme Court tells him he can be excused. Counsel argued his presence could distract fellow jurors from their deliberations and the court granted the request.
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Mineola, L. I
Theodore Roosevelt
Gury
Supreme
Packers Withhold Testimony in Undefined Hearing
A fragmentary report notes that Packers will not submit any testimony at a hearing. The text references individuals and unclear context, suggesting court or legal proceedings with no statements offered by the involved party. Further readable details are limited in the source.
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Wiven
Ulie Cuperipintin
Edie
Uli Aimee
Cpe
Department of Minke Janette
Tivedit
Packers
Pumps Save Sailors in Port Utility Incident
A crew member, Juana, and Mirel Nilaad acted to assist sailors during a tense port incident. Warnings were issued as a vessel risks, and authorities credited quick actions for saving lives amid chaotic conditions at harbor.
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Juana
Mirel
Nilaad
Vibe
Laake
Train wreck injures many near Dunkerton Iowa
A Chicago Great Western passenger train derailed after hitting a broken rail near Dunkerton Iowa at 2 46 am injuring 16 passengers with 18 serious and one likely fatally. Fourteen were hospitalized in Waterloo. victims include James Larson St Joseph MO Timothy Foley and son Minneapolis MN and Andrew Hennett Bryant ND among the seriously hurt.
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Dunkerton
Chicago Great Western
St. Paul
Kansan City
Here
Waterloo
H. M. Peck
Kansas City
James Larson
St. Joseph
Timothy Foley and Son
Minneapolis
Minn
Leo Hall
Nevada
Mia
Edward McIntire
Bt. Paul
Warden killed in prison mutiny at Lincoln penitentia
Warden James Delahunty Deputy Warden Charles Wagoner and Guard A Hellman were killed by convicts in a riot at the Nebraska State Penitentiary. Keeper Dooley was lightly wounded. The outbreak began about 2 PM and was quelled by 2 AM. Police and militia were mobilized. state, county, and city officers, including Chief Munger and Sheriff Hyers, moved to the scene.
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Lincoln, Neb
James Delahunty
Charles Wagoner
Hellman
State Penitentiary
Dooley
Delahunty
Wagoner
State Capitol
National Ee
Penitentiary
Munger
Lincoln Police Department
Atate
Hall
Sherif Hyers
Traveling man pays $500 fine and costs
W H Clark a traveling salesman for a Sioux City wholesale grocery house pleaded guilty to master y and received a $300 fine plus costs which he paid in court Beoward in circuit court in Watertown March 1 also Milas Wille Oaks alias Mrs Mark allege the husband believed his wife had secured a divorce and agreed to support her while she pursued divorce proceedings.
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Watertown
Beoward
W. HK. Clark
Chick la Oo
Mark
Minnesota dry gains in city and village elections
March 16 reports from Minnesota show a net gain for temperance forces on licensing questions with notable dry victories in Alexandria Altkin Fairmont Spring Valley Mora and Kenyon while wets gain in Osakis Taylor Falls and Excelsior among others. Tulsa convention notes and a separate Oklahoma race claim for Taft and Roosevelt adherents along with a German wireless plan outline.
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Spring Valley
Mora
Kenyon
Osakin
Taylore Falla
Raxcelsior
Northwestern University School of Commerce Degree Conferral
The bachelor of commerce degree will hereafter be conferred on graduates of Northwestern University School of Commerce who have two years of regular college work and have spent two years in the school of commerce.
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Northwestern Universality
Daring Express Messenger Foils Robbers Near Sanderson
San Antonio March 14 Messenger David A Truesdale thwarted a Southern Pacific train robbery near Sanderson. He killed one bandit during a hand to hand escape and killed the other when the intruder returned to loot the cars. All stolen property was recovered and the train continued. A third man is missing.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pixpress
David A. Truesdale
Southern Pacific
Sanderson
Panasenger
Truesdale
Trueaday
Fl Paso
Banderaon
Allen
Dryden
Oklahoma
Kanskus
New York Central Fast Train Wrecked at Hyde Park
Hydepark New York March 14 The second section of the Twentieth Century limited bound for New York was wrecked this morning causing four cars to plunge into the river. Seven persons were injured some seriously and two believed fatally. Injured were carried from the river on a plank to the bank then moved to New York. A broken rail is said to have caused the accident.
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Hydepark
N. Y
Limited
New York Central
New York
Itia
Camorra Prosecutor Closes His Argument in Italian Case
Viterbo Italy March 4 Crown Prosecutor Cavallore Bontore after a two week address closes his summing up against Camorra members charged with the murder of Gennaro Cuccolo and wife He then begins the summing up against Anna Sisiscall Zanelli accused of bribing witnesses Also discussed are charges against Luigio Arena Abbatte magelo Marts Brenardo and Nicolo Morrari with others named and the prosecutor urges jurors to impose a heavy sentence on Erricone Rapi and several others as the world watches.
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Viterbo
Italy
Cavallore Bontore
Camorra
Gennaroe Cuccolo
Anna Sisiscall
Zanelli
Oday
Abbatte
Minaggio
Enrico Al‘ano
Erricone
Giovanni Rapi
Mora Giuseppi
Halv
Corrado
Bertino di Matteo
Marlano de Gennaro
Suffragists at Capitol Rally for Constitutional Amendment
Washington reports marchers from the women’s suffrage movement occupied the Capitol to press Congress for a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Hearings were held by joint Senate committees and by House Judiciary panels, with crowded rooms reflecting broad support from supporters outside the Capitol.
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Washington
Campaign For Votes For Women
Todey
Womin
Judiciary
Senate
House
Belief in Hell Debate Prompts Religious Education Talk
A morning meeting of the department of universal religion featured Colleen from Whikely and William J. Paumer, president of Jirown University, as a principal speaker. Southwestern University president M. Bishop, also spoke, highlighting the role of belief in hell in religious education and its reception among different minds.
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Whikely
Willian J. Paumer
Jirown University
Fla
M. Bishop
Southwestern University
George Town
Strike of Miners in England Nears Final Adjustment
New York March 14 joint conference of anthracite operators and a miners committee discussed a per cent wage increase an eight hour day and union recognition. President White said the demand would stand. London March 13 14 ministers held talks at the foreign office without a conclusion then resumed today with progress reported by Premier Asquith. In New York meetings today may lead to a world wide coal strike settlement as one million British miners strike and US threats loom.
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New York
White
London
Foreign Office
Asquith
Great Britain
United States
Seaboard
John F. White
United Miners of America
Alredy
Suffering from Coal Strike Deepens Across Britain
London reports acute distress nationwide as coal stoppage bites Wales hardest. Cardiff chief constable cites 700 families needing relief while millions face layoffs as strike pay falls. Miners agree to Asquith plan for district joint talks, with no work until a national settlement.
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London
Hneland
Scotland
Wales
Aeute
Cardiff
Miners’ Federation
Asquith
One Miner Killed in Westphalia Riot
A German coal strike escalation near Herne in Westphalia sparks clashes between miners and police. One striker is killed as police repel stone and gunfire. reinforcements arrive and military consideration is deferred. Non-strikers escorted in protected wagons. numerous arrests reported amid rising tensions.
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Westphalia
Berlin
Telda
Herne
Bochum
Pollee
Humborn
Pita
Weather halts Good Roads meet plans
Governor Carroll announces no state Good Roads convention or Good Roads Week due to snow covering much of the state. He urges local groups like Hawkeye Highway and River to River Bend to take charge of coordinating events when feasible.
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Dew Stolnen
Carroll
Hawkeye
River Bend
Presbyterian Church Gains Big Property
The Supreme Court today awarded land to the Pied Presbyterian Church of Wine Held, saying the deed from John Metuhew transferred property rights. The court noted uncertainty about local officials but affirmed the church’s claim to the farm.
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Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court
John Metuhew
Mio
Towd
Anarchy Rising in Chinese Province Crises Spread
Reuters dispatches from Peking and Hong Kong report General Kai Yuan leading 10,000 Kanen troops toward Peking to restore the emperor. In Canton, Kwantung unrest broadens as 2,000 Hakkas clash with garrison troops near Swatow, with four dead and 60 wounded. Foreign vessels and 600 foreign soldiers occupy Shameen streets amid ongoing pacification efforts and rewards for arms surrender.
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Peking
Kai Yuan
Bhen-Bi
Kanen
Hongkong
Ching
Kwangtung
Bwatow
Chowyang
Swatow
Durin
Wu Sun
Canton
United States
Montereyn
Hrithei Veefole
Mintieh
Moorhen
Kpara
Khul- Jetn
Shameen
Vesaels
Tord
Won't Pay 25 Dollar Fine For Shooting Self
Washington March 14 A Barnesville Ohio resident fined 25 dollars for accidentally shooting himself at home appeals to Attorney General Wickersham to verify any legal basis for the punishment. The Justice Department says the matter is outside federal jurisdiction and suggests consulting a local Barnesville attorney.
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Washington
Barncaville
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Vielin
Barnesville
Oil Steamer Jone Catches Fire at Maiden Lane Pier
The United Fruit steamer Jone laden with 10,000 oil cases caught fire at Maiden Lane. Fifteen men trapped in the hold escaped as the burning vessel was towed into the East River and sank. A gasoline case fell from a lift near a lamp, igniting flames along the ship.
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New York
Jone
United Fruit Company
Maiden Lane
East River
Kingston
Jamaica
Deputy Ruef Enjoys A Gay Time At Road House
San Francisco political boss Ruef, serving a 14 year bribery sentence, entertained a party at a road house near San Rafael. Deputy Sheriff O Kane briefly suspended, allowed Ruef to travel by automobile due to a punctured tire. The party included two women and a San Francisco physician and the event delayed Ruef’s arrival at the penitentiary.
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San Francisco
Marek M
Abe Ruef
San Rafael
Sherif William O'Kane
Ruel
O'Kane
Bown
Frances
Ruef
Ban Quentin
End of Textile Strike Nears in Lawrence Mass
Lawrence Mass reports signs the long textile strike may end as the general strike committee votes to approve the wage schedule proposed by the American Woolen Company for its four mills. The strike began January 12 and involved idle operatives in major protests.
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Lawrence
Mass
General Strike
American Woolen Company
Oil Melon 18 Cut and Market Report
New York March UK The Standard On company of Nebraska aecioned stock his drend of $2,000 shares of 4 1 3 per cent.
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New York
Mareh UK
Standard
Company of Nebraska
Sioux City Guard Ranks Well in Moran's Report
Moran of the regular army submits a report noting the Sioux City guard ranks well. The fragmentary text references Adjutant General Loch and unclear phrases but indicates a positive assessment of Sioux City guard performance.
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Sioux City Guard
Moran
Dies Moines
Manel
Cremenal Loch
Suffragets Sentenced in Demonstration Case
Marlti Tey and Jomion, charged suffragists, face prison terms after a March demonstration in Whithowee. Court records indicate penalties range from two to several months, with officials detailing the ruling and ongoing appeals.
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Jomion
Marlti
Cour
Women officials are better than men, mayor says
Santa Montea March 4. Mayor Re He Dion praises seven women on his advisory board. He says they run city business with practical detail, raise moral tone at beaches, push playgrounds, and support constructive governance. He defends suffrage and notes women's greater reliability at cabinet meetings.
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Santa Montes
Cal
He Dion
Santa Montea
Wonen Nein
Tony
Iron Workers Enter Pleas Of Not Guilty In Dyn Amite Case
In Indianapolis on March 14, federal court jury defendants, led by Frank M. Ryan, entered not guilty pleas to charges of conspiring to transport dynamite across state lines. Judge A B Anderson overruled demurrers, consolidated cases, and set October 1 for trial amid arguments over statute of limitations and alleged labeling of parcels.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
United States District
Charles W. Miller
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Fridge and Structural Tron Workers
Indietmenia
Ordle
McManigal
John J
James B. McNamara
McNamaras
Avia
Alleged conspirators seek separate trials in court
Forty six defendants appeared today facing trial motions as Judge Anderson ruled on separate trials. Attorneys argued for independent proceedings while prosecutors cited complexity and safety concerns amid the ongoing case.
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Aphaey
Juden Anderson
Terdiay
Feds
Truskett Case Echoes Old Story In rehash
The report recaps Truskett case details with strained wording and unclear names. It cites possible murder references and legal actions while noting repeated themes from prior coverage.
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Truskett
Sugar Trust Breaks Tenth Commandment Trial Opens
New York March 1 The ninth commandment is replaced by the ten commandments in a sugar trust trial. U S District Attorney Wine reads the tenth commandment to the jury in the case against Washington H Thomas chair American Sugar Refining Company John E Parsons former chief counsel and three geologists charged with Sherman act violations. The government claims the group restrained trade by gaining control of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company in 1904 and influenced the rival Pennsylvania Sugar Refining to shut its $1,000,000 plant.
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New York
United States
Wine Today
Washington H. Thomas
American Bugar Refining Company
John E. Parsons
Gseeocrates
Cod
Mowes
Wire
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Auger Serve Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Educators Open Big Meeting At St Louis
St Louis March 18 A union meeting of the Education association opens a three day convention tonight with four organizations in session More than 100 leaders in religious and educational circles are on the program Speakers discuss opportunities for religious leadership in rural communities and the role of community momentum in social and recreational activities The meeting includes sessions of the religious education association and the Missouri Sunday School association and Jones H H Kirtland president of Vanderhill University will deliver the annual address tonight
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T. Louis
The
Education Association
Quincy Ex Dowd
Roscoe
William FE. Quilvin
Methodist Training School
Nashville
Tenn
Grave Situation in Canton Raises Alarm Across Hong Kong
Hong Kong reports a grave Canton situation as revolters led by Twuku and brigand chief Lak attack. Missionaries flee, river vessels haul refugees to Canton city, and British ships stand by with steam up. Mutinies and assaults disrupt suburbs while loyal troops seize the admiralty building. casualties are estimated between 106 and 350.
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Hongkong
Canton
Twuku
Surotown
Amd
Honam
Botshon
Canton Tuk
Bogan
Cantonban
Hague
Luk
Admiralty
Rone
Lak
Hong Kong
Senator Fletcher on Stand in the Everglades Hearing
Washington, March IL. A large Florida audience watched Senator Fletcher confront scrutiny by a House committee over Everglades land investigation. Representative Moga pressed him on responsibility for the overglades report, with Fletcher saying he did not request Agriculture Department materials and noting Thom WIM’s interest in Florida land sales.
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Washington
March
House
Florida
Thome Wim
Whole town ordered moved in Alberta protection plan
Winnipeg March 13 reports a species government order to relocate the entire town of Frank Alberta to shield residents from rock and snow slides from Turtle Mountain. The town with about 1000 inhabitants has suffered deadly slides with at least 64 lives lost and several days of rock and snow tumbling down the mountain side.
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Winnipeg
Man
Frank
Alberta
Turtle Mountain
Fragmented OCR Letter on State Guarantees and Federal Tie
A garbled historical OCR piece discusses state guarantees and a potential federal tie in policy. It references figures and actions by officials, with unclear specifics, and mentions formal concerns about legislative or administrative steps affecting funding and oversight.
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