Russian Bear Harassed Near Manchuria Front
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports Russians nearing Tieling as Japanese move north from Mukden. Port Arthur officers' parole breaches are noted and stores seized at Bin Min Ting. The czar summons the war council to assess Manchuria and overall war tactics amid heavy casualties.
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Scriops News Association
St Petersburg
Tieling
Mukden
Tokio
Port Arthur
Shanghai
Sin Min Ting
bin Min Ting
Vilnna
St. Petersburg
War Council
Manchuria
Forces drive enemy from districts north of Mukden
A wartime dispatch reports our forces yesterday drove the enemy out of districts twenty two miles north of Mukden. Pursuit continues as Russians are chased in all directions and heavy damage is inflicted on the defeated foe. Bolshevik forces abandoned numerous carts, supplies and ammunition.
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Tokio
Mukden
Battle report from Hin Kingen front and Russian losses
Tokio reports General Oyama says casualties in Hin Kingen not yet confirmed but over 890 Russian corpses found on the field. Prisoners of the 71st division say their unit was almost annihilated. Russians burned Makhintan stores. elsewhere fodder ammunition and war material fell into Japanese hands. Paria telegram mention.
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Tokio
Oyama
Hinkingen
Makhintan
Russian retreat amid heavy losses near Kaibara pursuit
General Kuropatkin reports convoys retreating under heavy difficulties as two regiments are nearly wiped out. He cites fifty thousand Russian wounded from the recent fighting. Japanese forces, including a division and a half, are close to the rear guard under constant fire. General Kaibara lost 28,000 prisoners and barely escaped with a remnant, pursued. General Myend aroff of the first corps is wounded.
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St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Kaibara
Myendaroff
Gale of Union Runs for Fruit Inspector
Gale of Union announces candidacy for fruit inspector for Union equity, seeking to oversee fruit quality standards and consumer protections in local markets.
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A . Gale
Union
Union Equity
Supreme Court decision on peonage laws remanded for retrial
The Supreme Court today ruled the U S peonage law constitutional in the Samuel M. Olgate Florida case but remanded for a new trial. The decision clarifies legality of arrest and return to peonage under federal law.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Samuel M. Olgate
Florida
United States
Anarchists Target Minsk Police Chief in Assassination Plot
News from St Petersburg reports an attempt to kill the Minsk police chief. A robber fired at the official but missed. A Cossack officer is said to have been assassinated at Kremaotechuch.
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Scripps News Association
St Petersburg
Minsk
Rbbot
Kremaotechuch
Senate Confirms Hitchcock Nomination for First Assistant Postmaster General
The Senate in executive session confirmed BF H Hitchcock of Massachusetts for the role of 806 first assistant postmaster general.
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Boripps News Association
Washington
Senate Today
BF H Hitchcock
Mass
Letcher Arson Case New Trial Motion Heard
The motion for a new trial in the Letcher Arson case was argued before Judge Donnelly and a ruling is expected tonight.
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Bryan
Ohio
Letcher
Donnelly
Consolidation of Railways Rumored Between Two Lines
New York March 13 There is a strong rumor in the stock exchange that negotiations for the consolidation of the New York Central and the Union Pacific Northwestern for the purpose of forming a transcontinental line are progressing rapidly and likely to culminate later in the month.
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Scripps News Association
New York
The
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Union Pacific Northwestern
Lawsuit Alleges Fraternal Society Misused Funds
A Chicago filed bill in the United States Circuit Court claims Chasves Tiver and William Hyde Archon of the Royal League Fraternal Insurance society spent over thirty thousand dollars of the society’s lands.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
United States Circuit Court Today
F . Batcher
Cleveland
Chsves Tiver
See'y
William Hyde Archon
Supreme Council of the Royal League Fraternal Insurance Society
Railway Wreck Injures Conductor and Passengers Near Springs
A Missouri Pacific train southbound on the Rio Grande route collided with Rio Grande train No 6 northbound fourteen miles south of Springs. Conductor Creighton and his wife, Chas Richardson of Buffalo, were seriously injured with the conductor possibly near death. several others sustained minor injuries.
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Berippa News Association
Springs
Missouri Pacific
Rio Grande Road
Here
Pullman
Creighton
Chas Richardson
Buffalo
Porto Rico Legislature Adopts Forty Laws in Session
San Juan report says the Porto Rico legislature adjourned after passing forty laws from one hundred forty eight introduced with no opposition or voting. Officials note the session closed without recorded votes.
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Beripps News Association
San Juan
Porto Rico
Cardinal Intercedes in Rome Mission for Obriatian Democrats
Cardi Scampa leaves Cologne en route to Rome to persuade the pope to halt repression of obriatian democrats, seeking relief from mounting political pressure and securing protection for persecuted figures.
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Hy Scripps News Association
Milan
Cardi Scampa
Cologne
Rome
Editor Bilman Dies in Minneapolis Police Drive
Howard Bilman managing editor of the Minneapolis Times died in Minneapolis today from brighta disease. The death was reported by Ecripps News Association with no further details provided.
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Ecripps News Association
Minneapolia
Howard Bilman
Minneapolis Times
Russian Baltic Squadron Drills Near Newsideraland
Dispatch from Port Louis Mauritius reports Admiral Rozhestvenskys Baltic squadron remains at Newsideraland drilling at night and conducting frequent target practice. No confirmation Russia bought an island in the Indian Ocean.
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Scripps News Association
Port Louis
Island
Mauritius
Oxus
Austria Makes Demand
Constantinople reports Austria presents a note seeking recognition as proctor of the Austro Mani3 nation and asks for recognition of three hundred Austro-Hungarian schools across Turkey.
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Beripps News Association
Constantinople
Turkey
Resignations Follow Attack on Grand Duke Constantine
Fourteen Academy of Science members sign a protest against Grand Duke Constantine regime. Two members resign with others expected to follow.
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Scrippa News Association
St. Petersburg
Constantine
Academy of Science
Academy
City Election Draws Light Voter Turnout in La Grande
An annual La Grande city election brought light participation as polls closed at 7 and vote counting was expected by 9. Light turnout contrasted with earlier forecasts of heavy interest, with few voters seen despite promises of support.
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la Grande
Court to decide on Adams vacancy in gubernatorial race
Denver March 13 The Supreme Court is expected to decide this afternoon whether the legislature has the power to declare the governor's office vacant. If jurisdiction is granted the legislature would oust Adams and Lt Governor McDonald would fill the vacancy, ending the Peabody contest.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Ovat Adams
McDonald
Arguments Resume in Indictment Case Against Senators
Proceedings reopen on March 13 in the Scripps Nova Association matter over indictments of Emmons Wright Bonkers and French for bribe receipts. The motion to squash the charges is continued with a possible submission this afternoon and expected denial.
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Scripps Nova Association
Sacramento
Emmons
Wright
Stanford Mystery Probe Stalls in San Francisco
San Francisco authorities report the Stanford mystery investigation is at a standstill with no new leads from Honolulu. Police say Elizabeth Richmond did not admit constant strychnine use but acknowledge using the poison two years ago.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Elizabeth Richmond
Killed by the Train In Montana Worker Found Dead Near Depot
The body of William Ferguson, about 26, from Billings Montana, was found mutilated on the depot tracks after train No 5 left. Coroner J Henry took charge and convened a jury including T W Berry M Reynolds G H Powers Peter Kaho Jas Farquharson and Haworth to conduct an inquest.
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Wm. Ferguson
J . Henry
San Dirs
Billings
Mont
T W Berry
M Reynolds
G H Powers
Peter Kaho Jas
Farquharson
Haworth
Bank Robbery in Genoa Ohio Improvised Safe Blown Open
Bandits dynamited a Genoa bank last night securing 3000 dollars in cash and 70000 dollars in negotiable notes after blowing the safe. The cafe was also damaged and the safe wrecked in the break in at the local bank.
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Scripps News Association
Genoa
Ohio
Will Rebuild The Grande Ronde Lumber Company Planing Plant
Will Rebuild The Grande Ronde Lumber Company to restart its planing mill and box factory immediately after insurance adjustment in a few days. The firm currently holds 7,000,000 feet of lumber in the yard awaiting marking once run through the planer.
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Grande Ronde Lumber Company
Chadwick Case Moves Toward Supreme Court Appeal
Mrs Chadwick remains ill in county jail as her attorneys plan to file a motion for a new trip and pursue an appeal to the United States Supreme Court if needed. Emil Chadwick stays devoted at her side while Chadwick bank run proceedings pause for a receivership sale and Cashier Spear faces possible trial this month.
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Cleveland
Chadwick
United States Supreme Court
Mra Ch
Wick
Emil, Howee
Cash!r Spear
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