Premeditated Grecian King George Shot Near Police HQ
King George I of Greece was killed in Saloniki as Aleko Schinas fired from close range. The assassin was subdued by Cretean police escort. King Constantine I’s succession and royal mourning were announced.
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Salonik
Greek King Assassinated in Saloniki Sparks Mourning
News from London reports the assassination of the Greek king at Saloniki. Queen Alexandra and Marlborough House are center stage as officials predict three months of mourning and cancels many engagements. Constantine is poised to ascend amid military triumphs in the Macedonian war.
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Unclear OCR Passage on European Figures and Palace View
Fragmentary text references Lenthiusiasm, a statue, the Crown Prince, January activity, and a military rise. Mentions Princess Sophit sister of Emperor Willi of Germany, and a queen figure deeply attached to the country of her adoption.
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Janina
Mme Dew
Sophit
Willi
Germany
Fight for P. O. in the Courts
Ipswich factions clash over postmaster appointment with a Democratic party primary sought under Richards law. Judge Button will hear Engles motion March 20 as Tracy and Johnson-Coffey wings press for a party endorsed vote while national leaders stay aloof.
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Thy Sem
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den Orrat
Wick Hemee
Ihisdmunds County
Elvenit Court
Johnson-Coffey
Arrests in New Orleans over $1,000,000 hair shipment frauds
New York City figures Phillip Mursiesn and Father Antonio were linked to invoice frauds totaling nearly 1 million dollars on hair shipments. Father Antonio and two sons George and Arthur were arrested in New Orleans, with Antonio and Phillip indicted by the grand jury.
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New York
Ciiy
Phillip Mursiesn
Antonio
New Orleans
Bankers
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Arthur
Philip
Briand Defeat Triggers Wave of Political Turmoil
French government faces resignation after defeat on proportional representation. President Poincare pressures for a premier who will push reform as Senate opposition blocks progress. New cabinet ministers include War, Justice, and Interior posts, with Jean Barthou and Louis Klotz named.
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Paris
Francs
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Briand
Poincare Isoreed
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Senate
Poincare
May Again Ties Up Roads
A storm aftermath leaves railroads in the same shape as after the last storm, threatening to halt service for all cars as roads remain blocked and transit disturbed this morning.
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Batttle
Scott's Hounds Catch Firebugs
Scott and his bloodhounds tracked two men, Jesse Tledges and John Rush, to the burned shack of banker N C Snodgrass. They were arrested on charges of arson and placed on bonds of 1000 dollars each. The dogs followed the trail despite refugees' covers. Rapid City reports of the dogs failing due to a snowstorm are challenged as unfounded.
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Ad Scott
Treasurers Face Embezzlement and Tax Debts in County Case
The article reports embezzlement charges against county officials including treasurers and auditors, with sums cited such as 4 755 0s and penalties including interest. It notes related tax receipts and personal property tax figures, plus a criminal case involving John TH Pall and Dayville Araul connected to defrauding South Pakota. The South Dakota State Laundrymen's Association held its annual convention in Aberdeen with officers elected and Watertown as next meeting site.
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Robert Hudesi
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Leaventworth Penitentiary
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Rome and Waly Hope Pius Attend Mass Outside Bedroom
For the first time since his indisposition, Pius appeared at the celebration of mass outside his bedroom. His sisters and niece attended the ceremony with him.
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Rome
Waly Hope Pius
Turks Claim Victory in Battle Along Tchatalja Lines
Berlin reports a twenty four hour engagement along the Tchatalja front near Constantinople with Turkish forces driving Bulgarians from trenches and capturing heights. Heavy losses are claimed on both sides as the Ottoman offensive advances.
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Constantinople
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Sivaskeul Valitakeli
Scutari Report Progress in Capture Efforts
London dispatch notes efforts to seize Scutari before peace. Servian reinforcements arrive as garrison faces ammunition shortages after bombardment. Senatari bombardment continues with Austrian consulate and Italian convent reportedly destroyed. nun killed and Catholic population sheltering in the cathedral as town burns. Montenegrins reportedly send officer under white flag to warn Tuyuish commander to evacuate foreign officials from Sentari.
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Scutari
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England
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Vienna
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Sentari
Tariff bill talks push toward quick Senate action
Senator Curtis outlined to the president his plans for handling the tariff bill in the Senate. Wilson will confer with Representative Underwood and Senator Simmons on drafting the bill as the two committees coordinate with the president before the extra session convenes.
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Senate
Wilson
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House
Simmons
Pennsylvania Yacht Sails to Explore Amazon Basin
The Pennsylvan ia University yacht departed Philadelphia bound for Brazil with a daring party of explorers. The vessel will seek the lost world at the Amazon headwaters, penetrating unvisited regions for science over a three year voyage.
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Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Brazil
Science
University
Amazon
Weather Forecast for North and South Dakota
North Dakota west fair tonight with colder conditions in the east and more snow. Thursday bodes fair and colder. South Dakota sees snow and colder tonight with Thursday probably fair.
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South Dakota
U S Bankers Out of Chinese Loan Negotiations
President Wilson announced the administration would not seek participation by American bankers in the 125 million dollar Chinese loan. The move aims to shape American handling of foreign loans and reflects a broader dollar diplomacy policy extending to Central America and other regions.
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Wil-Du
United States
Wilson
Washington
New York
Willard D. Strait
Uryan
State Department
Bryan
West
Central America
Taft
Big Carnival Boosts High School Athletics Tomorrow
The high school hosts an indoor athletic carnival tomorrow night to spur spring sports. Limited funds previously restricted meets to Vermillion state competition, but the plan aims to allow dual meets and a chance to win their track M while aligning track with other activities. The event includes gym class demonstrations and a city championship game between the high school team and University freshmen, a clash promising strong local interest.
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Vermillion
Aberdeen bowlers enter international tourney in Minneapolis
Aberdeen players forming teams will travel Friday evening to join the international bowling tournament in Minneapolis next week. Named are J. K. Shannon John Houge H E W Wandel Walter Geib C R Craft Charles Youngman Ira Shantz C W Klitz O T Stroman and Harry Reed.
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Minneapolis
John Houge
HE. W. Wandel
Walter Geib
C. R. Craft
Charles Youngman
Ira Shantz
C. W. Klitz
O. T. Stroman
Harry Reed
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