Postpone Date of Extra Session At President's Request
Washington March 12 The president was urged by Representative Oscar Underwood to postpone the extra session for at least one week. A new date April d was proposed as the tariff bills would require more time. The caucus will decide if tariff revisions come in one bill or separate schedules. Many Democrats seek consideration of other matters before December.
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Washingtona
D.C
Wilson
Oscar Underwood
Congress
Underwood
House
Undertwood
White House
Tufany
Hhs
Kirkpatrick
Iowa
Wayne MacVeagh
Feary St
George Tucker
Richmond
Virgins
Simsot
Tennessee
Tr Way
Anips
Diplomatic Corps
Carlisle
England
Guthrie
Kovelen
George Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Piitaburgh
A. Mitchell Palmer
Overman
North Garanding
Whitehead Kingtz
Satisepusy
Brazil
New York
Dudley Fietch Malone
O'Gorman
Haseen
Malone
Manda
Jot
Study Of Minimum Wage Effects In Subago
Subago Alabama March 72 Merchants study the probable effects of setting a minimum wage for women following a state commission vote. Commissioners favored two dollars a day, but merchants seek the highest practicable wage. Two issues discussed are the impact on skilled pay and potential loss of employment for women and girls.
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Subago
Lie Uts
Nha
Picketing Banned in Akron During Strike Protest
Akron officials issued an order prohibiting street gatherings and picketing at rubber factories by strikers. Police and deputies patrolled to disperse crowds while Grace Park meetings proceeded. Industrial Workers of the World leaders planned to address demonstrators but cautions warned against disruptions and violence.
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Akron
Sherif D. R. Ferguson
Aberl&s
Grace Park
Pelles and
Daputos
Alexander Irvine
Chicago
W. D. Haywood
Industral Workers of the World
Paterson
Alile Mut
Elizabeth Curley Flynt
Southern Navy Yard Reprieve Granted After Review
Secretary Daniels deferred abandonment of southern navy yards and stations after a naval board review. He will visit the yards within a month to study their condition before any changes in stays or closures are made, informing policy on ship types, stations, docks, and related naval legislation.
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Washington, BD. G
Seeeytary Daniels
Ths
General Naval Board
Tod
Serratary Daniely
Naval General Board
Admiral Dewey
Kohler to Take Stand in Cleveland Police Misconduct Trial
Cleveland March 12 Chief Fred Kohler prepared to testify tomorrow in a case alleging misconduct and immorality in the Schearer home on June 5 1912. Prosecutors seek to show Kohler and Mrs Schearer involved while defense plans to call several minor witnesses.
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Cleveland
Olden Hule
Tly
Sleveland
Fred Kohler
Gabriel D. Schearer
Atrs. Schearer
Samuel D. Schearer
Eblaf
Kotler
Ula
Morgan as land case witness in Alaska coal fraud trial
In a United States district court proceeding, Morgan may be subpoenaed as a witness in a land fraud case tying Alaska coal lands to the Frost railroad venture. Bal lain testified about Alaska Central railway sale. government alleges defendants sought $10,000 in coal lands to boost Frost Road traffic.
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Chicago
IU. Mare
Pierpond Morgan
Alaska
Madge Landis
United Seaces District Court
Mander
John B. Ballama
Seadle, Wash
Alaska Central Railway
Albert Frank
Bert C. Frost
Jane
Morgan
Alaska Central
Andge Landis
Defensa
Frank
Nsees
Ballaine
Frost
Sovereign Bank of Canada
J. P. Morgan
Prost
Duncan M. Stewart
Frost Road
Deserted children to go with burglar story untangled
Dr Giengo reports a San Francisco narcotics case linking Owen W Conn to Mrs Clarkson and her five children. Clarkson says Conn wrote a love letter amid jail visits and asks wife to leave him. Clarkson recalls twelve year marriage, wife’s devotion to reform him, and an ultimatum at Christie Avenue. The couple were seen with another pair before Clarkson’s wife chose Conn.
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Giengo
Nester Clarkson
p _mills
Owen W. Coun
San Francisco
Clarkson
Conn
Mra
Waupun
Wis
Allbwankee
Mather
TV. Span
Clarkeoh
Oda
Christie
Publicity law to be enforced now
Washington March 12 The supreme court restraint on Postmaster General Burleson is sought before enforcing the newspaper publicity law. If not restrained, Burleson will enforce the law to withhold mall access for noncompliant publications within ten days. About 9 percent delinquent include large dailies in major cities.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Buriegon
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Luoutx
Hitchcock Befois
Postashes
Arney Bill Passed by Iowa Senators
Iowa senators approve the Arney bill bringing foreign corporations under town restrictions amid no opposition. The measure targets public service firms including street railways gas and electric utilities. The House also passes a cold storage bill requiring date labels on eggs butter and packages. Oregon plan bill moves toward Governor Clarke after reconsideration. Legislature requests a complete record of commerce counsel work and names Judge Henderson and Dwight Laws in the railroad office.
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Des Moines
Senate
Lowa
Lows House
Oregon
Clarke
Tow Senate
Chirke, Wilson
Appanocase
House
Klay
Sioux County
Towa Railroad Commissior
Te Turing
Commerce Counsel
Pffice
Judge Henderson
Indianola Ie Commerce Counsel
Dright Laws
Railroad Commission
Isola Depoty
Ames Pays Tribute To Jamieson At Ames Today
Jamieson, former secretary of agriculture, guest of honor at Ames reception with Governor Clarke, President Pearson, and state officials present. He previously led Iowa State College agriculture faculty before joining McKinley administration. The event included a welcome by Governor Clarke and a banquet to follow.
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Ames
Jamies Wieson
Secretary of Agriculture
Ronoraca
Pearson
Clarke
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
McKinley
Tacwity Tuoma
Tha Marea
Weil
Malilis
Recuylton
New Details Heard Of Marchers Woes
Washington March 18 hearings on the suffrage parade reveal police officers and patrolmen to be cross examined after District Commissioner Jo hanton testified praising Major Sylvester and police preparations. Citizens' committee members defend officers while witnesses describe rough conduct by some police and guardsmen, and women recount policing efforts and fear.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee
Joan A. Johanton
Richard Sylvester
Elizabeth A. Ballock
Olive H. Hasbrouck
Randolph Forest
Easbrouck
Ella Wambaugh
Cambridge
Mass
Oa Cmaken
Citizens’ Committee On Public Order
Walter A. Brown
T. Percy Moyers
SESSION OF SENATE WILL END THIS WEEK
Washington D C March 2 With the democratic lists of the senate nearly completed members expect the present special session to terminate before week’s end A republican caucus was called to consider committee assignments and patronage The Republican steering committee will meet tomorrow to finish its work
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Catensias
Repubbican
Sigloth
Pipeline cases block ICC orders in Washington court
In Washington on March 12 the commerce court granted preliminary injunctions restraining Interstate Commerce Commission pipeline orders. The case questions the constitutionality of applying ICC rulings to all pipeline vessels and related matters.
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Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arson Trust Head Confesses in Chicago Fires Case
Chicago March 12 John Davies labeled head of the arson trust reportedly confessed to First Assistant State’s Attorney Frank Johnston Darvey. Davies named about forty members involved in the fires and claimed to have set more than a dozen, with insurance proceeds totaling around 500000. Benjamin Fink previously confessed to involvement in 100 fires.
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Chicago
John Davies
Pega
Sertulle
Frank Johnston Darvey
Joornton
Fireon Rust
Seear
Lgher
Daniel Narne
Benjamin Fink
Johnston
Daniel
Trust
Middle West
Ink
Turkish defense of Adrianople faltering under siege
Reports from Constantinople and Belgrade describe Adrianople nearly out of food and ammunition as Sha kril Pasha appeals for peace or relief. Bulgarian and Serbian forces claim Verrantaris captured and Turkish resistance wanes while allies demand fortress surrender and war indemnity as a condition for mediation.
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Constantinople
Irom Shakril Pasha
Adrianople
Shakril
Naeim Pasha
Turkey
Nazim
Belgrade
Scutari
Aegean Sea
Admirals Fight in Street Roars Through Rome
In Rome a street clash between Admiral Pasquale Cattolica the Italian minister of Marine and Admiral Gozzo recently retired from the navy erupted into a fistfight. Onlookers separated them as police detained Gozzo amid claims the minister had praised him on his retirement list.
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Rome
Rowe
Pasquale Cattolica
Marine
Gozza
Gozzo
Milnister “of Marine
Upo
Cattolica
Gazzo
State of Sinaola to Oppose Huerta
Sinaola in Sonora revolts against Huerta's central government and names provisional governor. Yaqui Indians volunteer for insurgents. General Obregon moves troops toward Nogales as Kosterlitzky seeks bate with border forces. Carranza followers surround Lampazos area as federal troops mass north. Communiques warn of heavy troop movements and border concerns.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sinaala
Sonora
Huerulias
Hermosillo
J Bert
Obregon
Trom
Col. Kosterlitzky
J. C. Smith
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Lfe
Foy
War Department
Seventeenth Infantry
Zapata
Morelos
Meniden Treans
Foi
Manuel Jasso
Santiago
Javier
Pueblo
Higin Aguilar
Guayimas
Hermosenio
Guaymas
Gulf of California
Tampico
General Guerrero
Colorasa
Abi
Chamber of Deputies
Huerta
el Paso
Tex
Chiluahea City
Mexico City
California
Chihna
Unsettled weather with steady temperatures tonight
The Weather Jowa reports unsettled conditions with a stationary temperature. In Muscatine at 7:00 am the temperature is 32 degrees. Muscatine river stage today is 6 feet 2 inches. Sunrise is 6:08, sunset 5:15, moonrise 10:58 pm.
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Jowa
Muscatine
Sunrist
Suneet
Nyhoonael
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