Assassination of King George of Greece Shocks Europe
Reports from London state the assassination of King George of Greece sent shock waves through Britain and Greece. The late monarch, aged sixty eight, had helped modernize the Greek army and pursued expansion amid Balkan tensions. Crown Prince Constantine and Greek leaders were among those expected to succeed him.
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George
Alexandri
Wogland
Denmark
Aly
Tye
Georgé Wag
Olga
Constantine
Russia
Alexander II
Turkey
Burene
Janina
Sophia
Balkan States
Cone
Thilaria
Servia
Montengro
Greece
Sa Jonicl
Constantina
Prince George
Epistopal
Usirge
Monigur
Saloniki
Greaka
Cristishay
London
Avas
Las Toulki
Mareh
Aegodl
Jasina
Crown
Alexandra
Supreme Court Hearing Sifts Naval Stores Case
In Washington on March 18 arguments began in the Supreme Court over the case of two American Naval Stores officials sentenced for Sherman Act violations. The proceedings gain unusual attention after the firm announced a suspension of operations and cited impairment of credit due to the government order.
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Howes
Naval Stores Company
Washington, D. C
American Naval Stores’ Company
Supreme Court
Indictments Named Cox And Ten Others In Bank Scandal
Cincinnati March 18 George PR Cos former president of the defunct Cincinnati Trust Company and ten other officers and board members were named in sealed indictments returned by the Hamilton county grand jury. Indictments allege misapplication of funds totaling about 1139370 through loans to Ford and Johnson Chair Company and related acts.
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Cincingati
George PR. Cos
Devunct
Cincingati Trust Company
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Uosgrave
Tegal
We Ford & Johnson Chaly Company
Fegeivers
Csarge BD
Cox
Charles EL. Davis
Norman G
Kenan
Juntos 1
Heady
James M
Hutton
TX. Miller
N. S. North
WR. Willams
J. M. Crawford
Davis
David C
Edwards
Meady
Mitton
Kerth
Willams
Parrish
Vinelonati ‘Trust Company
Hern Puld
Land
Lhawine
Ford & Joanson Chair Company
Trust Company
Wisi
Hendy
Ayhoail
Ayttam
Elty
Iowa House Debates Education Board and Pension Bills
In Des Moines the education board tenure and district election plan faces delay after a Senate calendar move. The House passes a tiger gift bill funding antitrust investigations. The teachers pension bill clears the Senate with an endowment fund and levy limits. Washington awaits a long promised statement on U S policy toward China’s six nations and bankers.
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State Fair Board
Iowa Sonsa
Klay
Jacobs
Vaard Lad
Blackford
Yalr
Vickfori
Cerra Gaarde
Land of
Faniston
House
Uid
Iowa
Senate
Sedan
Mattes
Sac
Briand Government Falls In France Over Electoral Reform
France's Briand cabinet resigns after senate defeat on the proportional representation bill. President Poincare accepts the cabinet’s resignations at the Elysée as Briand faces a confidence vote that also ends in defeat. Supporters cheer as the crisis ends the ministry.
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Vyris
France
Preniu Briard
Poincarp
the Kiysee
Aristhde Briaid
Senate
Durin
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Paul Postral
Briand i
Omyeeater
Imprisoned Miners Rescued From Pittsburgh Coal Mine
Thirty men trapped by a cavern mouth at the Pittsburgh Coal Company's Bas ketts mine in Pennsylvania are reported alive after a cave in blocked the shaft. They cannot exit via the air shaft but are expected to be released soon with no fatalities reported.
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Handerson- By
Maro
Bn Qwinana
Pitksburgh Coal Company
Basketts
Moahers
No Choice Bryan Present in Springfield Ballot
Springfield West Virginia voters hold tenth joint ballot on long term United States leadership. L. Y. Sherman the Republican led with 74 votes, J. H. Lewis the Democrat had 0, and Frank Funk the Progressive had 20. Bryan was present but no choice was reached.
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Springfield
United States
Mr. Bryan
L. Y. Sherman
J. H. Lewis
Franke Funk
How Advertising Reduces Your Cost of Living
Advertising drives store traffic and sales, letting merchants move large volumes at lower costs. It builds community awareness, retains customers, and brings news directly to shoppers, making goods more affordable. Read the Journal daily for proof.
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Merekarta
Close
Warrants issued for 31 in arson ring case
Chicago Municipal Court Judge Windel announced 114 warrants for 31 alleged arson ring members. About 44 people are expected to be taken in, linked to 40 fires yielding roughly 800000 in insurance. Warrants cover arson, burning to defraud, and conspiracy to defraud with bonds up to 40000 and additional 20000 where arson is charged.
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Chicago
Windel
Johnson
Mien
Johuson
Smallec Iles
Dedication of Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial
A ceremony in Caldwell marked the dedication of a two story wooden memorial to President Grover Cleveland born there. The Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Association transferred a 17610 payment to church trustees and Richard F Cleveland received the key while Esther Cleveland entered the room where Cleveland first saw light. The project seeks 25000 more from subscribers for caretaking and a Memorial library on an adjoining lot with Andrew Carnegie pledging 7500.
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Esther
Snather
Powers
Homas J. Preston
Cleyualand
Caldwell
Share
Jippure Wwe
Shisaia
Andrew Carnegie
Duttdines
Hearings Start in Star Contempt Case Against Editor Nelson
Contempt hearings opened today for William R. Nelson editor and owner of the Kansas City Glove Star after Judge Guthrie cited him for contempt over a critical article about a divorce ruling. Nelson avoided jail via writ of habeas corpus and was released on personal bond as the case advances to the state supreme court.
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Kansas
Guthrie
Nelson
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Shamrock Reaches The Trapped Miners In Cumberland Mine
London reports two Irish miners trapped 227 feet below the Cumberland mines received a St Patrick novelty when a sprig of shamrock was lowered to them through four narrow boreholes. They have been fed daily since a water rush five days ago blocked their escape and will likely be rescued once water is pumped out.
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Washington, D. C
Wilso
U. S
Nancy Joan
Advaininig Suration
Repube Clic
United States
State Department
London
Cumberland
Deal in Senate Is Tillman's Charge
Washington report details Senator Tillman’s long speech after losing an election for the appropriations chair, charging a deal influenced Martin’s withdrawal and party leadership. Tillman defended his plan to deliver a sharp speech to promote harmony and discipline within the Democratic ranks amid congressional debate.
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Washington, DC
Tillman
Appropriations Committee
Nartn
Appropriations
Gene
Martin
Senate
Ian Hig
Wilson 100 Favors the Budget System
President Wilson backs a budget system for federal finances after letters from Treston to Senator Tillman. He hopes to implement a budget plan when he reaches Washington and aims to reform financial legislation, avoiding piecemeal spending. Holy Week at the White House will be a quiet time with private theater invites declined. Four hundred schoolgirls will visit the East Room with escorts from Brooklyn Northborough Framingham and Newark. The President urged Democratic leaders in New Jersey to pass jury reform and support direct election of U.S. Senators.
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Washington
DB. C
Wilson
Muche Taway
Treston
Tillman
Legislative
Oribe
Nation
White House
Hendred
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Brooklyn
N.Y
Northborough
Framingham
Mass
Normal School
Newark
N. J
Jere@y atala senate
Government Suffragists Clash in Commons Debate
In a heated Commons session, Unionist Harald Lynch condemned passive enforcement of law against suffragists and urged emergency measures. He accused officials of surrendering to hunger strikes, calling for decisive action and lawful suppression of suffragette meetings. My Smith demanded the Rome secretary resign, accusing ministers of failure as the crisis persisted.
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London
House of Commons
Harald Lynch
Home Secretary
Smith
Rome
Ehontey Smith
Taxicab Bandit Leader Promises Revelations
New York detectives expected Joseph Taylor, a dapper young man who boasted of leading the taxicab bandits, to make revelations today that could prompt further arrests. Seven men were held as the result of the detectives’ work.
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New York
Joseph Taylor
Wreck on Minneapolis & St. Louis line Leaves Dozens Hurt
A derailment six miles north of Owa near a culvert involved the Twin City Special. Two cars toppled into a water-filled ravine and caught fire. Passengers from Missouri and southern states, including several named individuals, were injured with varying severity. two cars were derailed and a baggage car destroyed. Fire and rescue responders aided victims as the train halted at Mathalaman.
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Marsuzlitown
Minneapolis & St. Loui
Twin City
Here
Missouri
Minnesota
Northwest
Canada
Jas. Crist
Wanna City
Leona Mevey
Bloomfield
Guy Héling
Northfed
Minn
Anna
William Fetters
Sra
Emmeline Petters
Green City
Moley
Wayne Allen
Polya Allen
Ince
von Upton
Monteztma
Walter Prescott
Ottumwa
Albert Lea
Clarence MeVey
Leona McVey
Bloomfeld
George Tones
Brooklyn
Samuel Norlard
Frank Spence
Grtana
Aakle
Susan Vans
Bmo
Kathe Kelpschen
Springville
W. O A. Barrett
Kirkavine
John Rogobot
St. Lois
Christopher Matanovic
St. Lewis
Baldwin
Matphallimyn
Maton
Cotch
Dixie Firer
Chicago
Jacksonville
Macan
Georgia Southers & Platids
Wallain
Bulletin series on Bellevue tuberculosis patients starts
New York reports twelve patients treated by Dr Friedmann at Bellevue hospital will have public updates via daily bulletins from the board of health. The first bulletin will not be issued for a week awaiting changes in condition, with private hospital results kept from public view. In Delaware, lawmakers rejected direct election of U S senators, falling four states short of ratification.
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New York
Prieemann
Bellevue Hospitel
Board of Health
Friedmann
Catonel Beach Improves After Brief Alarm
Col. Benjamin Beach, once feared ill, is reported greatly improved this afternoon. The veteran is staying at the home of his son, Fred Besch, 600 West Third Street.
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Catonel Beach
Col
Benjamin Beach
Ogen
Fred Besch
West
Third Street
Weather Forecast for Iowa and Muscatine Update
Weather report shows rain in the south and rain or snow in the north with cooler tonight and colder Wednesday. Muscatine at 7 a.m. records 26 degrees above zero. River stage near Muscatine around four feet with minor tidal measure noted.
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Iowa
Martiortion
Muscatine
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