Aggression Fears Rise Over Japan China Strain
London reports hourly expectations of new Japanese aggression against China amid the Tatsu incident. Chinese authorities demand a full investigation and recall of arms shipments while denying Japanese claims of contraband seizures. Military activity increases as Japan readies squadron training and coaling operations continue at Sasebo.
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Kwangsi
China
Tatsu
Loxdon
Japan
Chinese Board of Foreign Affairs
Mavnland
Bailey Opines On President and Aldrich Bill Clash
Senator Bailey of Texas criticizes the Aldrich bill in the senate calling Roosevelt a mix of good and evil. He says the president is not responsible for the panic but has harmed state authority by expanding federal power.
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Washington, D. C
Bailey
Texas
Aldrich
Senate
Roosevelt
Culberson
Normal bids set for La Crosse normal school building
The executive committee of the board of regents of normal schools will open bids on March 12 for the new La Crosse normal school building. The fireproof construction includes reinforced concrete foundations, columns, girders, and floors with hollow tile walls and brick exteriors. Interior partitions use hollow tile or Mackelite fireproof material. Stairways will be reinforced concrete with granite finish.
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la Crosse Normal School
Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Hanson First to Bring the Money in Farmington
Alfred H. Hanson town treasurer of Farmington the largest town in the county arrived at 3 am to deliver cash taxes to County Treasurer Weimer totaling 7909 45 of the 14000 assessed. Hanson said he was first to turn in public money and earned a proud smile from Weimer.
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Kipling
Alfred H. Hanson
Farmington
Hanson
Weimer
Mr. Hanson
Lilley Defense Opens Submarine Boat Inquiry Shadowed
Martin W. Littleton appears for the Submarine Boat Company as Lilley’s inquiry into improper methods used to gain a government contract opens. John D. Lindsay of New York joins Thaw’s counsel, and Lilley reports detectives shadowing him, asking they stop.
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Washington, D. C
Lilley
Submarine Boat Company
Martin W. Littleton
Harry Thaw
Boat Company
John D. Lindsay
New York
Briefing: Asquith Withholds Kaiser Letters From Parliament
Lord Asquith, chancellor of the exchequer, speaking for the government, refused to provide parliament with the Kaiser s letters to Lord Tweedmouth. He said the letters are unofficial and will be kept private.
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London
Lord Asquith
Exchequer
Lord Tweedmouth
Be Corresponden ce Worsens U S Venezuela Ties
Senate Lodge calls for publication of diplomatic correspondence on American investors treatment. The sharp exchanges threaten further strain in U S Venezuela relations as President Roosevelt faces possible action while President Castro resists advice from his ministers.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
Lodge
Roosevelt
Castro
Tribesmen Attack Holy Caravan In Mecca Prayer Corridor
Bedouins attacked a caravan carrying relics to Mecca for a prayer festival near Suakin Egypt. Ten soldiers were killed and many were wounded in the assault.
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Suakin
Egyptian
Sudan
Mecca
Admiral Evans fleet to arrive at Magdalena Bay March 12
A wireless message from Admiral Evans' fleet reports he will reach Magdalena bay on March 12. The ships are in perfect condition.
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Pensacola
Fla
Evans
Magdalena Bay
Police Methods on Trial in Berlin Libel Case
Berlin March 9 The editor of a German anarchist organ faces trial on libel against police. The case includes bribery of spies and other alleged police misconduct, promising a sweeping inquiry into police methods.
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Berlin
Neumann
Guards in Court at Alio Trial in Denver
Spectators faced strict scrutiny before admission to the courtroom where Giuseppe Alio stands trial for the murder of Father Heinrichs. Armed guards circle the room as Attorney Robert H. Widdecomb represents Alio amid a pending insanity plea. Catholic jurors are being challenged.
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Denver
Col
Guiseppe Alio
Father Heinrichs
Robert H. Widdecomb
Alio
Emma Goldman Denied Chicago Public Address
Emma Goldman did not speak in Chicago as planned. Police barred public halls after orders to owners and managers. A So Science league gathering at the Masonic temple was dispersed when permission was denied and police intervened.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
So- Science League
Masonic Temple
Miners Delegates Face Strike Decision in Indianapolis
Delegates to the miners convention return Thursday to consider operators refusals to meet miners. Locals show great interest with many advocating a strike. Mitche's friends say Lewis will be consulted in forming policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitche
Lewis
Diamonds Within the Reach of All in London
The Daily Mail reports a possible break up of the diamond monopoly as the Premier Diamond Mining contract with the diamond syndicate expires this month. If not renewed, Premier would declare war on De Beers, with the syndicate controlling about 50 million in annual output.
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The
Daily Mail
Premier Diamond Mining Company
Diamond Syndicate
Premier
de Beers
Oil Trust On Race Case Opens In Cleveland
Special United States examiners began a hearing in Cleveland alleging that the Standard Oil trust violated the Sherman act. Witness examinations may begin Wednesday as the inquiry proceeds in the state.
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Cleveland
United States Examiners
Standard Oil Trust
Stoesel Gets Ten Years In Czar’s Pardon Expected
Stoesel’s sentence is commuted to ten years imprisonment by the czar. A full pardon is expected. The report places the event in St. Petersburg on March 9. The change reduces prior penalties and signals possible clemency.
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ST. Petersburg
Czar
Gen. Stoessel
Alfonso Prepares for Risky Barcelona Visit
King Alfonso travels to Barcelona to greet the Australian fleet amid fears of anarchist violence. Police and troops lines the routes, 800 civil guards drafted, with bomb explosions since January heightening danger. Austrian torpedo boat destroyers Uskoke and Scharf-Schutze arrive as advance guard.
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Barcelona
Spain
Alphonso
Edward
Uskoke
Scharf-Schutze
Janitors Arrested After Collinwood Fire Probe
Chicago officials announce arrests of several school janitors as part of the Collinwood fire investigation. Reports indicate doors were kept locked and safety exits may have been missing in some schools. Milwaukee inspectors order vacating upper floors in sixteen buildings due to unsafe conditions.
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Chicago
Collinwood
Milwaukee
Edward V. Koch
August S. Lindemann
Koch
Powers Loses First Round in Kentucky GOP Fight
In Lexington Kentucky Caleb Powers who announced from his Georgetown cell as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress in the eleventh district to succeed Don Edwards has lost the first round in his fight. Edwards and Taft forces won their selection of the convention date with Powers and Fairbanks men pushing for a late date. A Corbin Kentucky committee set June 6 for the convention. Republicans say Powers erred in announcing his candidacy.
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Lexington
Caleb Powers
Georgetown
Congress
Don C. Edwards
Edwards
Taft
Powers
Fairbanks
Corbin
Girl falls 1200 feet on Mount Wilson survives
Miss Eleanor Greene daughter of Major Frank Greene U S A fell 1200 feet along the Rim trail on Mount Wilson about a week ago. She slid to a shelving rock near The Knob lost consciousness and was found 1200 feet below by Alpine Tavern friends rescuing her. Doctors later said she was out of danger.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Greene
Frank Greene
Mount Wilson
Judiciary committee meeting called by council
A meeting of the judiciary committee of the council will be held tomorrow evening. The call issued today does not state the purpose of the gathering.
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Judiciary Committee of the Council
Weather forecast and extremes across states
Yesterday’s lows reached zero at Duluth while Knoxville and San Antonio hit 78. Today’s outlook shows Wisconsin fair tonight then rising temps, Minnesota partly cloudy with northeast snow flurries, Iowa fair with rising temps. A high pressure system covers the nation giving fair conditions, with low pressure forming in Alberta and warmer temperatures ahead.
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Knoxville
San Antonio
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Minnesota
Iowa
Alberta
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Texas
Oklahoma
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