IWW Leader Tannenbaum Goes On Trial In New York
In New York on March 24 a mob tried to force entry to a general sessions court where Frank Tannenbaum, a youth leader of the IWW, faced misdemeanor charges linked to the March 14 raid on St. Alphonsus church. A 60-man jury panel was chosen as prosecutors questioned jurors about affiliations with labor groups and biases.
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International News Service
New York
Frank Tannenbaum
Wadhams
St. Alphonsus
Tannenbaum
I. W. WW
West Ltreet
Talesman
Veniremen
Presse
Me‘Cormick
Justice Sheffield
Sheffield
King George Faces War Breach in Home Rule Crisis
The article reports on Prime Minister Asquith's cabinet canvassing the Irish situation at noon and the possible return of troops from Ulster. It notes uncertainty over the future of the home rule bill amid calls for further pledges, potential dissolution of parliament, and political blame targeting Lloyd George and Churchill.
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Downing Street
Ulster
Marin
Adidas
John Redmond
Asquith Tod
Dublin
Ireland
Parament
Wic Mberal
Hyen
Uberal Party
Muth
David Lloyd George
Col. Seely
Winston Charchill
House of Commons
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Suffragists push bill to enfranchise all US women
Washington March 24 Western women led by Rev Olymple Brown of Wisconsin and Mrs Clara Dolby of Portland urged the House elections committee to pass the French enfranchisement bill. The measure would end the denial of ballot rights to citizen women in congressional elections. Antisuffragist Miss Lucy Price derided women claiming to reshape politics and asserted male-dominated state voting yields better handling of issues.
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Washington
Amnebc
Olymple Brown
Wisconsin
Federal Suffrage Association
Clara Dolby
Portland
Ore
Cora~austee
United States
Colby
Taney
Congress
Lucy Price
Shepard Bentley Wedding Planned In New Bedford
Wednesday evening residents Kavaryoe Shepard of New Bedford and Joseph Theo Bentley of Charlestown Mass planned marriage. Early today William Morr was electrocuted for the murder of George Marsh, a prominent retailer, in a Charlestown prison execution. An earthquake near the Tennessee observatory indicated a tremor felt with a 2 16 a m start and a later 4 20 p m peak, with earlier readings around 12 26 and 7 o clock.
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Kavaryoe Shepard
New Bedford
Joseph Theo Bentley
That Eternity
Lurlon
Mass
Muter
Wwiliam AL Morr
Charlestown
George E. Marsh
Ryan
Dorr
Cunveuaau
Aarea
Tennitina Observatory
Coast Artillery Target Postponed On Missing Persons
Galveston Texas March 34 Annual larger practice of the coast artillery defense force was postponed due to unresolved disappearances and the death of a mortuary officer. Local authorities paused scheduled maneuvers as inquiries continued.
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Galveston
Vey
Hospital Notes From Shenango Valley Scene
Thomas Brooks of Coaltown was brought to Shenango Valley hospital for surgical treatment. Mrs Rhoda Ganmuad of Groten Avenue was admitted for surgical treatment at Shenango Valley Hospital.
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Thomas Brooks
Coaltown
Shenango Valley Hospital
Rhoda Ganmuad
Grotenavenur
Battle near Gomez Palacio as Villa presses Torreon front
Reports describe a daylong clash around Gomez Palacio with Villa leading a vigorous assault on federal lines. Heavy firing from hidden hills and repeated charges pressed the rebels toward Torreon as federal reinforcements strained to hold the town. Villa anticipated a dawn advance, while logistics and communications with Chihuahua City and Huarez framed the lengthy engagement.
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Gomez Palacio
Ubops
Torreon
Villa
Fedecals
Holyeora
Fed Works
Wills West
Sumthang
Vane Palaciy
Villa Wee
Gontez Palacio
Velayes
Gomea Palacio
Hernandes
Radrigurz
Lerdo
Corres
Valance
Game Palacio
Srock
Genes Palacio
TCG
Torreon Vetore
Wellestas
Chihuahua City
Huarez
D. D. D. Wash Promises Quick Relief From Rash
An advertisement touts D. D. D. as a medicinal wash for skin rashes. It claims instant action, pore penetration, and disease removal with a money back trial offer. The text urges readers to try the product through a local drugstore, emphasizing testimonials and a doctor’s endorsement.
Figures and Figures at Brewers Banquet Address
At a Chicago banquet of the Brewers association Mrs Voplea and the new United States minister to Natian Stated heard figures defending the industry. The brewers claim 400 plants, 67,000 workers, 800,000 dependents, $670 million capital, $375 million annual product, $62 million wages, and $160 million worth of grain used yearly. Critics note the social costs and question grain use, citing Prof. Nichols and a study claiming brewers use less than 2 percent of farmers' grain and that far more goes to food.
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Chicago
Brewers’ Association
Voplea
United States
Natian
Ita
John A. Nichols
Boston
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Alcohol and Asbury Park Spark Debate on Liquor Limits
The Chicago Tribune highlights a court report linking alcohol to 46 percent of desertion cases and urges laws to fund deserters' families. The piece discusses making liquor less accessible and cites Asbury Park where a temperance movement thrives amid a bustling seaside resort.
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Chicago Tribune
Jack Jinndon
John Narleycorn
Harm in Moderation and the Risks of Excess Drinking
Fragmented OCR note cites Dr. Kress on moderation and injury from frequent mild irritation to body vessels, contrasting moderate abstinence with occasional excess. It includes quotable lines and scattered dialogue about poultry business and a Washington Star reference, reflecting confused editorial excerpts.
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Kress
Washington
Mr. Croralof
Washington Star
Voting for Senator in South Dakota contest reports
International News Service dispatch from Pierre on March 24 describes a close South Dakota Senate race with Crawford and Airika leading polls. Voter turnout varied by district as candidates express confidence early, amid governor contest speculation and statewide light margins.
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International News Service
Pierre
Cnet Tortay
DaKota Pilatarios
Hine
Noth
Crawford
Airika
Hire
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