National Guards Guard Maryland Trial Amid Negro Murder Case
Chesterton Maryland second battalion Maryland National Guard four companies from Gullimore arrived by judges request to guard Kent county court during the murder trial of Norman Mabel and James Paraway. A tense opening with farmers arriving as martial law looms and prisoners moved to Baltimore jail for a March 2 trial.
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Gullimore
Kent County Court
Norman Mabel
James Paraway
James Coleman
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Gaither
James Puraway
McLean
Tallimore
Radium Treatments Reported For Congressman Bremner Case
Eleven radium tubes valued at 120000 were applied to the cancerous arm of congressman Hubert Bremner of Passaic New Jersey. Miss Helen Bremner and Dr. Lewis assisted Dr. Kelley at a Washington hospital as the treatment began with tubes two and a half inches long and one third inch in diameter. The radiations target the tumor from the outside and a total of 850 milligrams of radium were used to date.
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Kelley
Greinner
Congressman Bremner
Waldo Resigns as Police Commissioner in New York
Waldo quits after nearly four years as New York police commissioner. In a letter to Meyer Kline he says the incoming administration prefers an acting commissioner named by him, and he will not participate. The city will lack a civilian head until John Murray Mitchell takes office tomorrow to appoint a successor.
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New York City
Rhinelander Widldo
Cormivssioner
New York
Meyer Kline
Unsettled Weather Across Iowa and Dakota Regions
Iowa sees unsettled weather with possible snow flurries tonight and Thursday. North and South Dakota expect mostly cloudy skies and slightly higher central temperatures.
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North
South Dakota
Ualy Flight Over Hurder Aids Ujinaga Federals
U S Cavalry patrol guards border as about 4000 Mexican forces approach, creating a tense standoff. Reports indicate a bold airlift operation may reinforce Ujinaga federals and deter incursions.
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Ujinaga
Plot to assassinate Huerta thwarted in Mexico suburb
Mexican authorities report the arrest of two men suspected of plotting to enter Huerta's New Year reception and greet officials. Elsewhere, fierce fighting continues around Ojinaga as rebels press toward the border with the United States, causing heavy casualties and displacements on both sides.
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Mexico
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Border Patrol
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Red Cro Society
Federal Army
Febel Army
Rebe
Interoceanic Railroad Line Damaged in Mexico
Telegram lines torn down and widespread destruction hinder details of the Interoceanic railroad fault line event 179 miles southeast of Mexico City on the main line toward the coast. Officials report disrupted communications and limited casualty information.
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Mexico City
Heroine Dies in Tenement Fire on Monroe Street
Fire at 96 Monroe Street in New York City kills five men and three women. Fifteen residents are injured from jumping fire escapes. Gussie Mazzin helped family to safety but returned to her room and suffocated. Police believe arson fire was incendiary.
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New York City
Monroe Street
West Side
Wilteen
Mary
Gussie Mazzin
Berlin Snowstorm Paralyzes Rail Network Before New Year
Berlin faced a record storm with fourteen inches of snow by noon and ongoing heavy snowfall. Trains carrying homeward travelers were blocked in drifts, stranding numerous passengers. Across Germany and parts of France Spain Portugal and Italy the weather left towns cut off and reports of deaths.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Mediation Effort Moves to End Copper Strike
Lansing supervisors and labor leaders including John Mitchel and Clarence Durrow meet Governor Ferris to seek settlement of the copper strike. Calumet requests federal intervention under the amended Widman act as a possible solution. A telegram from O N Hilton to the president follows a talk with John Densmore of the labor department.
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Lansing
Mich
John Mitchel
Americanederation of Labor
Clarence Durrow
Western Federation of Miners
Ferris
Rapids
Calumet
O. N. Hilton
Hilton
John Densmore
Department of Labor
Dig Up Petrified Hornbill Fish in New York
Fossil remains of a hornbill fish, estimated to be 250000 years old, have been unearthed in petrified form at Tompkinsville Staten Island. Researchers note the find sheds light on ancient New York waters and prehistoric aquatic life.
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New York
Hardoy
Tompkinsville
Staten
Lawrence Candidacy Sparks Lincoln County Republican Debate
In Canton the Lincoln county Republican committee discussed C24 Lawrence as a candidate for state superintendent. A two thirds majority has united to request backing from the state committee amid motions and confusion over the process.
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Canton
Lincoln County
Lawrence
State Superintendent Luauwrence Seeks Third Term
Pierre South Dakota State Superintendent C G Luauwrence announces candidacy for a third term. He disputes a circular opposing his bid, argues term limits should end, cites constitutional amendments, and notes support from educators and Republicans for renomination. He denies active campaigning and says he urged investigations into his record. He mentions opposition rumors involving the American Book Company.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Union
Book Company
American Book Company
South Dakota Uproar Over Book Company Influence in Schools
A speaker warns against book company domination in school elections and education leadership. The issue is framed as whether text book interests should influence superintendents and principals, risking attacks on officials and repeated attempts to control elections and policies.
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HAL Corporation
Sioux Malls
South Dakota
Jesus
Paris Actor Warry Fragson Shot and Killed by 84-Year-Old Father
In Paris, English stage performer Warry Fragson was shot dead by his 84-year-old father Victor Pott after a restaurant visit and confrontation at their Rue de Lafayette apartment. The father, who said he bought the revolver to kill himself, said the incident occurred during a dispute with a woman present.
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France
Warry Fragson
Victor Pott
Fragson
Rue de Lafayette
Wilson
Fear vessel blown up by sea explosion
Tampico Mexico reports fears that the vessel Atlantis which left yesterday for Galveston with fourteen passengers was destroyed by an explosion at sea.
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Lind G o e s 10 Stt Wilson New Policy In Mexico Possible
President Wilson weighs Mexican policy as John Lind travels from Vera Cruz toward Pass Christian. A meeting aboard the Winona may occur if weather allows, signaling no crisis but planning a forthcoming understanding. Bryan declines comment on Lind’s talks or Washington visit.
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Wilson
Mexico
Christian
Miss
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Chester
Winona
Bryan
Pass Christian
Washington
Lind to Meet Wilson Aide Over Mexican Crisis
President Wilson’s personal representative John Lind sails from Vera Cruz to Pass Christian to confer with the president on Mexico’s revolution. Lind’s talks aim to grasp conditions and press for direct guidance, amid Huerta’s financial straits and constitutionalist advances. Women’s suffrage groups warn resistance to income tax reporting. union leaders urge action and defend the law.
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Mexico
John Lind
President Wilson
Mr. Lind
Vera Cruz
Chester
Pass Christian
Miss
Wilson
Frank Vletcher
Huerta
Income tax regulations set exemptions for married couples
Washington D C regu lations issued yesterday fix exemptions for the federal income tax. When spouses live together they may deduct 4000 from their combined net income, while separated couples may claim 5000 each. The husband is to file as head of household. A wife managing a separate estate over 3000 may file her own return, with her husband’s return adjusted accordingly.
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Vic Versa
Washington, D. C
Typhoid Cases In United States Army And Navy In 1913
In 1913 the U S Army with over 200000 men reported only two typhoid cases two were in China and one involved a non immunized recruit The Navy with 50000 sailors recorded seven authentic cases four linked to vaccine decay at a remote station The record credits prophylactic vaccination with reducing disease and tuberculosis risks
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United States Army
China
Navy
Army
Blue
Open Attack on Withdrawal Opens on Taft Policy
Washington D C counsel for the Mid West Oil Company led by Joel Vaile of Denver filed with the Supreme Court a brief attacking Taft's 1909 order to withdraw public lands in Wyoming and California from entry and protested any move to concentrate power in the president as revolutionary and dangerous to the nation.
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Washington, D. C
Mid-West Oil Compary
Joel Vaile
Denver
Supreme Court
Taft
Wyoming
California
New Stock Receipts Set Chicago Records for 1913
Chicago stock yards official figures show livestock valued at about 565 million dollars received in 1913, a new record. Sheep receipts reached 237,730 head in a single week, another annual record.
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