Taft and Japan End Secret Mexico Alliance
Washington reports say President Taft met with Japanese Ambassador Baron Uchida and agreed to withdraw all Japanese influence from Mexico. A secret Japan Mexico treaty, long opposed by U S mobilization and other powers, is said to be terminated, with troops to depart promptly.
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Northwest Stock Show steers bring high carlot prices
Grande Ronde entries led by McKennon Son Chandler La Grande Or won top sweepstake at Portland show with a 9.35 per hundred block price. The Haines steer drew best price among single animals while local entries boosted Northwest standings against California and Montana breeders.
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T. H. Coles
Helfer
Brown & Commahan
Ore
Hereford
Carter & Miller
Shortborn
Four American Cattlemen Executed by Mexican Federals
Ford Digenowitty reports that four wealthy American cattlemen including his cousin J Hamilton Digenowitty were captured near Chihuahua by Mexican federals and sentenced to be shot in a drumhead court martial. He believes they are dead, though not yet confirmed.
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Noted Churchman's 50th Birthday
London March 23 The Most Rev Francis Bourne archbishop of Westminster head of the Roman Catholic church in the United Kingdom celebrates his 50th birthday today. Rumors revive that Archbishop Bourne will be elevated to the cardinalate at the next consistory in Petro.
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Francis Bourne
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Bell System in Nat Vetted Millions State Control Favored
New York March 23 State control and regulation have killed sentiment for municipal ownership in the United States, says AT&T annual report. Government aid should stop at control and regulation and not run utilities. Public opposition to merging other telco firms with Bell declines as the public tires of dial service. Gross revenues reached 167 million dollars with dividends of 25 million declared.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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North Dakota Senate Sets Cowan Impeachment Trial
Bismarck North Dakota March 23 The state senate has completed arrangements for the impeachment trial next week of John F Cowan judge of the second judicial district. He faces a long list of offenses led by habitual drunkenness immorality and malfeasance in office.
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Decies Return to Cairo After Luxor Stay
After a week in Luxor Lord and Lady Decies will return to Shepheards hotel Cairo on March 24. Lady Decies formerly Miss Vivian Gould.
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Millionaire Harrison Convicted of Mail Fraud in U S Court
William Harrison, millionaire head of the World Manufacturing company and its subsidiaries, was convicted in U S courts on seven counts for defrauding the public through mail advertisements. He faces possible imprisonment of five years and heavy fines, with an appeal expected. The Post Office Department initiated the case over alleged misrepresentation of a vacuum cleaner sold by Harrison via mail ads.
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Willam Harrison
World Manufacturing Company
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Post Office Department
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Chicago Mayoral Campaign Heats Up Before April 4
Chicago reports heightened interest in the April 4 mayoralty race with more voters registered than in the last presidential election. Up to March 23 over 435,000 residents have registered as campaigns intensify and candidates strain to win.
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Canadian immigration heavy Winnipeg report details arrivals
Winnipeg report shows Canada received 261000 immigrants in ten months, with 102000 arriving from the United States. the figures come from Commissioner Walker’s report.
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Canada
United States
Walker
Visitors Flocking to Rome International Exposition Sets Stage
Rome March 23 Hotels filled to capacity as Italy prepares for a six month celebration of the semi centennial exposition. The event opens Monday with King Victor Emmanuel II attending ceremonies. Leaders from major nations will participate in a series of international congresses including music geography public works sociology and peace hosted in Rome this spring and summer.
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International Congress of Music
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International Institute of Sociology
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Grand National Chase Draws Local and International Attention
Liverpool firing up for tomorrow's grand national steeplechase handicap with four entries Jenkinstown last year's winner Lutteur 1f Pubio and Foxhall Keene's Precentor Tf drawing special attention for American followers as a top world event in crow country.
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Tacoma Deputy Clerk Arrested on Forgery Charges
A Tacoma deputy city clerk was arrested and charged with forging multiple city warrants while serving in the municipal office. Authorities say the alleged forgeries occurred during official duties, triggering internal investigations and potential dismissal proceedings.
Prison Term Looms After City Clerk Forgery Case
Hubert Campbell, deputy city clerk, was arrested on a forgery warrant in Tacoma after resigning Monday. Bail set at 1000 as police allege a series of false endorsements on city warrants and funds missing. Former City Clerk Cushman swore to a blank check to cover losses, claiming personal responsibility for the office. Cushman had been removed by the municipal commission last week amid tampering findings.
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Hubert Campbell
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Masony
Cushman
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Municipal Commission
Australia fears Japanese immigration shift to New Caledonia
Melbourne reports rising Japanese settlement on New Caledonia with veterans among arrivals. Observers warn of potential naval base use and threaten white Australia policy as plantings decline and French outnumbered in the region.
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Melbourne
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Pacific Ocean
New Caledonia
Japana
Australia
Woman to Christen Ship in Historic Dreadnought Launch
London reports a first in British naval history as a woman Christens the new battleship Dreadnought. Mrs Lew's Narcourt, wife of the colonial secretary, will crack the bottle at the launch on March 20 amid suffrage tensions and naval ceremony excitement.
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England
Lew
Narcourt
Colonies
Ohio Automobile Association Holds Annual Session
The Ohio Automobile Association met in annual session in Dayton with delegates from Toledo Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and other cities statewide in attendance.
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Ohio Automobile Association
Dayton
Toledo
Illinois gives woman vote in certain city and referendum
Springfield reports the Illinois senate approved a measure granting women the vote for city and township offices and for public policy questions by a 37 to 10 vote. The bill allows women to vote in referendums except for constitutional offices.
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Miinolg Senate
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