Western lands fight continues as Timber and Stone act defeat noted
Washington reports Western sentiment grows against public land policy with House defeat of repeal efforts. Senator Fulton defends Western needs to monetize native resources while Senate action remains unlikely. A separate note cites Freund's Hall hosting the season's final flower show featuring orchids and rare blooms.
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Scripps News
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Public Lands
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Senate
House Committee
Teeielne Eed
Fulton
Sim Ovi
US Courrol Fisk
Scrippe Newa Associatic
Washington, D.C
Freund’s
Duke Atholl denies marriage to Mrs Potter-Palmer
London reports the Duke Atholl today denied plans to wed Mrs. Potter-Palmer of Chicago. The denial comes amid circulating rumors in the social and royal circles.
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Scripps News Association
London
Duke Atholl
Nine True Bills in the Steunenberg Murder Case
Caldwell March 6 The Caldwell grand jury returned indictments as two prisoners faced arraignment for murder and assault with a deadly weapon. Names like Moyer Pettibone Flaywood Orchard and Adams were cited among the cases. The court kept the total number of indictments confidential while parties prepare arraignments. The Steunenberg murder case reportedly yields nine true bills. The defendants are to be arraigned in Caldwell with charges to be clarified.
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Scripps News Association
Caldwell
Jon Clark
Calwin Taylor
Moyer
Pettibone
Flaywood
Orchard
Adams
Steunenburg
Tenys Slayers and Inquest in Fatal Bout Incident
San Francisco reports: City Chemist Bothe finds no poison in Harry Tenny’s stomach after the fatal fight with Neil. Inquest set for tomorrow with many witnesses. Mrs. Tannebaum seeks warrants for Neil, Roach, and seconds, alleging murder as the fight was a felony. Damages may follow. In Pekin, China, the government warns against anti foreign sentiment, warns officials to protect foreigners, and dispatches troops to quell riots amid foreign tensions.
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Scripps News
San Francisco
Mar
Bothe
Harry Tenny
Neil
Tenny
Langdon
Roach
Scripps News Association
Pekin
Europe
America
Ghana
Farmers Union Convention Opens In Dallas Texas
The Texas Division of the Farmers Union convenes in Dallas with large attendance. Delegates from every union and local group discuss reorganizing the state body, promoting industrial co operation, marketing cotton and farm products, warehousing, cotton manufacturing, and railroad rates for agricultural goods.
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Cripps
Dallas Texas
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Texas
Seattle City Election Faces Tight Race For Mayor
Seattle voters go to the polls today in a close municipal race between Riplinger and Moore with no Democratic ticket in the field. Thirteen council members will be elected as part of the city election. Separately Prof Landes of the University of Washington explains Mount Rainier's visible phenomena as an atmospheric anomaly for this season.
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Scripps News Association
Seattle
Riplinger
Republic
Moore
Mount Ranier
Landes
University of Washington
Grain markets and court case in Chicago report
Wheat opened at 89 percent and closed 68 percent while oats moved from 30K to a lower finish. The city recorder handles the Forbes liquor case with H. Finn defending Forbes and City Attorney Ivanhoe aiding. R W Deal files the complaint as testimony has not begun and demurrers are argued as press time arrives.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
City Recorder
F.C. Forbes
H. Finn
Forbes
Ivanhoe
Chas, Cochran
R. W. Deal
Rockefeller Syndicate Concessions Reported Discontinued
St Petersburg March 6 The Czar reportedly ordered the disapproval of concessions planned for a Rockefeller syndicate valued at 200 million dollars. The action halts a major deal affecting investments and negotiations in the region.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
John D. Rockefeller ‘Syndicate
Anthracite Operators Meet to Set Date for Conference
In New York on March 6 the anthracite operators led by George Baer convened to review miners proposals and to name a date for a joint conference.
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Scripps News Association
New York
George Baer
Lumber Carriers Association to Set Opening Rates
De Manee a trait Mich March 6 The Hoard of Managers of the Lumber Carriers Association meets today at the Norman Die Hotel to establish opening rates for the lumber moving season. A large lumber stock at upper lake points awaits shipment to consignors in Buffalo Cleveland and other markets, with rates likely higher than last season.
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Lumber Carriers Association
Normandie Hotel
Upper Lake Points
Connignaes
Conavandas
Buffalo
Cleveland
Tbe Bele Mares
Mayor Slaton Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday
The treasurer and pupils in Atlanta public schools celebrate Mayor W. F. Slaton's 75th birthday. Mrs. J G Soratohin is arranging the event at State Street school. Slaton began with Atlanta schools in 1874 and became superintendent in 1879, a role he has held continuously.
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Berippa News Association
Atlanta
W. F. Slaton
J.G. Soratohin
State Street
Major Slaton
Legation Reopens as Motono Arrives in Russia
St Petersburg March 6 M Motono the new Japanese minister to Russia arrived and formally revived the legation and restored relations between Japan and Russia. S L Brooks of Imbler visited the Oustrves office announcing his Democratic campaign for county commissioner. Brooks relented after friends pressed him to run while absent on business in another state.
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Scrippa
St. Petersburg
M. Motono
Rusela
Legation
Japan
Russia
S. L. Brooks
Imbler
Brooks
Disappearance and Return of Riverside Teacher Sparks Mystery
A young Riverside private kindergarten teacher vanished at night. She was found nine o clock the same morning hiding behind a palm tree in Riverside. She had been staying with children in Rubidoux and walked alone in the adjoining field. A separate note reports Andrew Hamilton arriving in New York with two Life officials and discussing criminal proceedings before returning to New York.
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Scrippa News Asociation
Riverside
Gerudo Russell
Kendergarten
Rubidouz
Falda
Scripps News Association
New York
Ood
Andrew ‘Hamilton
New York ‘Life
Hails
Tropoff Tour Amid Constitutional Question In Europe
Berlin March 6 Tropoff announced during a morning statement that he supports a constitutional framework for Russia returning home. He said his stance accompanies his European tour and will guide his actions upon reentry.
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Borlpps Newt
Berlin
Tropoff
Europe
Roel Canis
Russia
Senator Halefy Speaks Against War With China
In Washington on March 6 Senator Haléfy of Maine told the senate there will be no war between the United States and China. He argued that sending troops to the Philippines to meet China’s emergencies would be a declaration of war against the republic.
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Berippe News Areoolagen
Washington, D. C
Haléfy
Maine
Senate
United States
China
Philippines
Oliver J R Oliver Files County Judge Candidacy Petition
Oliver J R Oliver today filed a petition to become a candidate before the primary for the office of County Judge. The filing marks his official entry into the race as a candidate for county leadership.
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J. R. Oliver
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