Rebels Hold Up Trains in Mexican Rail Route
Passen gers on a west coast of Mexico route report three trains held up by rebels in Fundicion on the Sonora Railroad for three days. Rebels warned crew they would blow up any troop train while not harming passengers. In Mexico City 300 rebels searched day coaches for Federal soldiers and prisoners but found none. The incident occurred near Comez Farias in Coahuila, about forty miles south of Saltillo.
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Tuscon
Ariz
Mexico
Fundicion
Sonora
Insurrectos
Mexico City
Mar
Comez
Farias
Coahulia
Saltilli
Cowboy and Indian Frontier Celebration at Star Theatre
A feature showing the Cheyenne Wyoming event with bronco riding roping steer work and buffalo harnessing will screen at the Star theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The film portrays Western life with a mix of rodeo feats Indian dances and wild horse scenes to attract motion picture audiences.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Star Theatre
Toronto clergyman urges liquor license system
Rev. G. M. Brewin of Toronto proposes a nominal fee liquor license to be shown when buying a drink. Licenses could be suspended for occasional intoxication and cancelled for habitual drunkenness, a rule he hopes lawmakers consider.
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Toronto
Mar
G. M. Brewin
The
Globe
HATAWA Purchases Grand Clydesdale Stallion and Mare
Malcolm Cameron of the Plume buys from W S Curry the stallion Hatawa imp 12163 15866 and the brown mare Bessie Neil born May 26 1909. Both will be shown at the spring stallion show on April 6. Curry also notes remaining four horses from a recent Scotland shipment.
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Malcolm Cameron
W. S. Curry
Hatawa
John Gray
Waterston
Johnstone
Renfrewshire
Scotland
Princess May
Alice
Nelson
Polly
Princess Lofty
Sally
Hiawatha
Lord Lothian
Charmer
St. Gatein
Prince of Kirkheam
Royal Farmers Glory
Mr. Cameron
Curry
Bessie Neil
Robert Neil
West Doura
Craigie
Ayrshire
Beas
Doura
Maggie
Mathernock
Mr. Curry
Rollman Out on Bail After Assault Charge
Tony Rollman is out on a $2000 bail after being charged with assault on John Sox. He was committed for trial by Capt. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony ‘Rollman
John Sox
Capt. Parker
Prank-Hazed Honeymoon Ends In Frantic Tulsa Night
Ora S Eck er and bride Myrtle Cleveland faced a mob of acquaintances who forced them into grotesque costumes and a wagon improvised from dry goods boxes. The crowd hauled them through town all night until the jittery groom and crying bride finally calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Ora S. Ecker
Myrtle Cleveland
Eckers
Dreamland Presents Educational Films Sleeping Sickness and Fly Pest
Dreamland announces tonight's special featuring educative films Sleeping Sickness and Fly Pest. The program pairs moving pictures with medical study to illustrate current microscope findings, followed by drama, comedy and song.
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Dreamland
Winnipeg Market Report March Wheat and Grains Prices
Winnipeg daily market notes show May wheat at 92 8 6, 92 7 8. July at 94, 94 1 8. Oct 89 1 8, 89 7 8. Cash wheat values listed for 1st and 2nd tier, oats No 2 at 31 1 2, barley No 3 at 58, No 4 at 46. Flat price readings: North West May 2.46, July 2.35 with related figures.
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Winnipeg
Mar
Nor
C.W
N.W
Alberta Liberal Amendment Succeeds in Alberta Electric Railway Bill
Western Liberals win an amendment to the Alberta Electric Railway Company bill after two days of debate. The charter remains targeted at a railway, but a clause for coal mining rights is withdrawn amid Liberal opposition. R. S. Lake notes undecided vote. Saskatchewan supports reciprocity. Laurier cites overall farmer and consumer benefits.
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Toronto
Wilfrid Laurier
Atlantic
Jenny Joyce dies famed New York stage beauty at 40
Jenny Joyce a famed New York actress once called the queen of music halls and toast of gay clubs, died at Flower Hospital after pneumonia illness. Her career began in Baltimore and Nashville with tenor Edward Stanley before rising to stardom in Philadelphia and New York, where she drew large crowds at Lais and the Cork Room. Stanley sued for divorce in 1892 with a Cuban co respondent.
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New York
Jenny Joyce
Flower Hospital
Tech
Lhester & Bial
Twentythird Street
Edward Huss
Baltimore
Edward Stanley
Girofle-Girolla
Wilbur Opera Company
Jneels
Stanley
Huss
Staney
Jenny
Nashville
Tenn
Philadelphia
Lais City
Train of negroes reaches border for Grand Trunk Pacific work
Emerson Manitoba March 22 A train load of black workers bound for Grand Trunk Pacific points west of Edmonton passed the border without challenge and is held for medical inspection. They say they are advance guards for the new country and will likely pass after examination. Officials have a strong force on hand amid some hostility to the medical checks. They carry mules tents buggies and other gear and plan to move to Athabasca Landing for spring work.
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Emerson
Grand Trunk Pacific
Edmonton
Dominion
Athabasca Landing
Magistrate Finds It Would Be Easy to Pick Pocket in Subway
Magistrate Breen demonstrated how easily a pocket could be picked while a saloonkeeper slept in a Bronx subway car. Pau Martin faced trial after Polatto, the witness, claimed his watch and about $10 were stolen. The court held Martin in $1,000 bail for trial.
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New York
Breen
Arena Polatto
Morris Avenue
Bronx
Pau Martin
Polatto
Martin
West Farms
Burmyi
Palattos
Magistate Breen
Elinor Glyn Wins Suit Over Auto Accident
In Carlsbad Bohemia on March 11 Mrs Elinor Glyn author of Three Weeks won a suit brought by Teon Veltuzen a Russian who claimed 35000 for injuries from a collision with her automobile. The court found the accident was Veltuzen’s fault and ordered release of 18500 security and 5000 for the car’s release.
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Carlsbad
Bohemia
Elinor Glyn
Teon Veltuzen
Aeltuzen
Indemnity and salaries rise for Manitoba officials
Manitoba legislature supplements show higher pay for members and officials. Members’ session indemnity increases from 1000 to 1500 dollars. Deputy ministers gain 400 dollars, the Clerk of the House 300 dollars, and the Sergeant at Arms 150 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Eight Die As Mine Car Jumps Track In Hast Cannonsburg
Eight men were killed at the Hazel Pitts burg and Buffalo Coal Company mine near Hast Cannonsburg when a motor drawing cars jumped the track. The collision knocked down supports and the roof collapsed while workers were riding to their rooms.
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Pittsburg
Hazel Pittsburg and Buffalo Coal Company
Hast Cannonsburg
Here
Rumor of Gen. Macdonald Alive Flares Across Military Clubs
London dispatch claims Gen. Hector Macdonald faked his death in Paris years ago and now reportedly holds a high Chinese army command. British officers at Asiatic maneuvers allegedly identified him, while past charges of immorality and a Colombo posting are cited as context for ongoing speculation and a potential royal inquiry.
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London
Lprector Macdonald
Mac
Totel Regina
Paris
China
Macdonald
Kent
Jis
Hector Macdonald
Omdurman
Kitchener
Australia
Thibet
Siberia
Colombo
Ceylon
War Office
Horses Break Through Ice at River Bridge
A Colter Cartage Company team broke through ice on the river near the railway bridge during work. Rescuing the horses proved difficult as crews acted to recover the animals. Mr. Dime Stewart departed for the M. H. R. to gather horses for relocation to his ranch in the Sounding Take District. A. P. Burns offers a monthly home construction payment plan.
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Colter Cartage Company
Dime Stewart
A. P. Burns
London fashion row over harem skirts stirs coronation season
Lady Lister Kaye hosted a nine guest luncheon at the Ritz with seven wearing harem skirts or trousers. Noting fashion clashes, critics warn public wear could invite mob action while British lace and leather trades fret over Paris influence and calls to keep women in skirts amid a royal mourning period.
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Lady Lister Kaye
Mrs. W. Astor
Cecil Bingham
Mrs. Newhouse
Natien Yanaga
New York
Almong
Waldorf Astor
Nannie Langhorne
Virginia
Simuel Newhouse
Ida Sringley
Cecil Gingham
Alice Carr
Kentucky
SS. Chauncey
Nottingham Chamber of Commerce
England
Paris
France
Varig
Lister Kaye
Ritz Hotel
Duke and Duchess of
King Edward
Irvine court handles large docket on Monday
Irvine saw many cases heard by Capt. Parker and J. F. Barchel with some disposed and others tried. Walsh men faced drunken disturbance charges, paying dollar and costs. Conrad admitted dog theft and was fined five dollars plus costs and required to return the dog. Calkin faced another dog case as proceedings continued.
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Irvine
Parker
J. F. O. Barehel
J.P
Barchel
Walsh
Conrad
Capt
Water
Calkin
Both of ther got divorces
Boston March 22 Philip Cabot nephew of Senator Lodge and Back Bay society figure was granted a divorce from Tijiy Cabot by Judge Raymond. Custody of their two children Sylvia and Faith left open with possible arrangements for the mother to visit. Desertion cited as the cause. they separated in 1907. Mrs Lucy Fuller of Cambridge was the wife. Cabot testified she left him claiming she no longer loved him. They married in 1909. He described efforts to have her live with him and their children as a duty. Records show a Dakota divorce in Sioux Falls October 18 1909 for willful neglect to provide support. she was allowed to resume her maiden name.
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Boston
Philip Cabot
Senator Lodge
Back Bay Society
Tijiy Cabot
Raymond
Sylvia
Faith
Cabot
Catot
Georges Gift to King George Coronation Move in Nova Scotia
Halifax report says at Government House a plan brings all Georges in Nova Scotia to tribute a gift for King George coronation. The Marys will join Countess Grey in presenting to the Queen.
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Halifax
N. S
Government House
Nova Scotia
George
Countess Grey
Fire at Montreal carriage works destroys $200000
Two thirds of Montreal’s fire fighting force fought a morning blaze at the carriage works of A C Larcuire located at 71 St Antoine Street West. The fire caused about $200000 in losses. Six horses and the stable were saved.
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Montreal
Mar
A.C. Larcuire
St. Antoine Street
Weat
Concert Pleases Church Audience with Fine Vocal Soloists
A Baptist Church concert last night drew praise for the choir and performers. Pastor Bryant tenor soloists Miss Sinclair Mrs Lean and Mrs McCoombes with Miss McCaslin and Mr Hallworth earned encores and strong reception.
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Pastor Bryant
K. Sinclair
N. M. Lean
R. McCoombes
K. McCaslin
J. H. Hallworth
King
River opens as ice breaks on Saskatchewan river
The river in this district is now open after ice breakup last night. Mrs B Y Chudleigh and Miss Sadie, visiting from California, stay with Mr and Mrs I B Cochran and will be joined tomorrow by Supt Chudleigh before heading to Saskatoon. March 30 31 feature Jerry Henderson, late of New York City, at War Store. Mr Harry Farquharson returns from the east to his homestead.
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Saskatchewan
B. Y. Chudleigh
Sadie
Calfornia
I. B. Cochran
Jery Henderson
New York
Citied
Wrar
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Southern Republic
Toronto Preachers
Ontario
Rev
Tor
Onto
Mr. Brewin
Mac Cameron
Little Plume
W.S. Curry
Daily News
Alta. Electric Railway CO
Corporation
Ottawa
Western Liberals
Alberta Electric Railway Company
McCarthy
Calgary
Herron, Macleod
Magrath
Medicine Hat
Oliver
Turiff
Mr. Fowke
Oshawa Fruit Growers
Canada
Police Court
General Macdonald
Lunghegn
Witters
Georges
Baptist
Uarry Farquharra
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