Alice Roosevelt to remain at home for coronation trip
Washington reports Miss Alice Roosevelt will not attend King Edward VII's coronation. The White House and President Truman decided she should not travel privately with Ambassador Reid. London circles questioned her status, but the decision stood to cancel the London visit due to youth and international courtesies.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Edward
White House
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Reid
London
Miss Roosevelt
Mish Roosevelt
Germany
America
Murder Suspect In Grand Rapids Wife Poisoning Case
Sheriff Chapman returns from Lowell with evidence that Mrs William Klump died from strychnine after using a supposed headache powder mailed to her. The powder likely substituted for the poison. William Klump is jailed in Grand Rapids on murder charges, linked to a motive of marrying another woman.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Chapman
Lowell
William Klump
Klump
Tin plate strike averted for summer mills
New York March 6 a continuous scale agreement between Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and managers of American Tin Plates company ends annual labor unrest. The pact covers over 100000 workers and guarantees uninterrupted mill operation through the summer season, removing the prior cycle of idle periods and conflict risk.
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New York
United States
Amalgamated Association
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Tin Plates Company
Shock Proves Fatal to Duluth Telephonist
Duluth Minnesota March 6 James J Mc Kusick 29 was killed Wednesday night by an electric shock while using a telephone at his home. He stood on a steam register to reach the phone and as he talked his body stiffened and he fell dead at his wife’s feet. Officials suspect the telephone wire crossed other electric lines and he formed a circuit.
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Duluth
Minn
James J. McKusick
McKusick
Must Not Talk. Roosevelt Seeks News Silence at Cabinet
Washington March 8 President Roosevelt asked cabinet members to avoid talking to newspaper correspondents about matters at semiweekly meetings. He said public disclosure should be at his discretion. Also noted a decision against claimants in the Maine wreck case and guilty pleas in a banking law violation in Grand Rapids. Congressman B E Polk of Pennsylvania dies suddenly in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Claimante
Maine
Havana
Herbor
Philadelphia
B E. Polk
Pennsylvania
Minnesota constitutional tax plan debate looms in senate
In St Paul heated debate over a tax amendment package centers on limiting state taxation powers. Senators clash on property, franchise and income taxes with a conference committee trimming verbiage while preserving key entities and dates.
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St. Paul, March
Conference Committee
Toe
Minnesota
Publc
McCarthy
Canada
Wella
Elavatora
Senate Committee
St Paul
Stockwell
Tax Commission
Senate
House
Tate
J. A. Peterson
Peterson
Rural free delivery route eyed from St. Cloud to towns
A filing seeks a rural free delivery route from St. Cloud into Lynden and St Augusta. Winona street fair directors organize with President H J William, Vice President Jo W Laner, Secretary Joh Rose, Arrunducer re Baumgartner. Judge Hasign files a decision about expenses for fighting smallpox epidemics.
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St. Cloud
Lynden
St Augusta
H. J. Willian
Jo W. Laner
Joh Rose
Baumgartner
Hasign
Minnesota prisoner steals shoes and escapes yard
A former convict at a Minnesota prison used a rope to descend into the yard, steal three cases of shoes from a warehouse, haul them over the wall, and hide them in an old paint shop by Lake St. Croix. Warden Wolfer and staff praised the audacious, if reckless, breach of security as investigators review the incident.
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Atolin Fgeoda
Lake St. Croix
Wolfer
Darling
Wedding customs from many lands shown in old lore
A fragmented description of marriage rituals from Europe and Asia. It details bridal bread and wine symbols at threshold, Holland cake tests, bride pudding in Norse feasts, bruidtukera candies in Holland, Chinese fireworks wake, Hebrew wine cup kiss, Egyptian meat restraint, and a curious “married by candy” practice, noting how meals signal unity and fidelity across cultures.
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Servis
Holland
Ingmorata
Yung Man
Eome
Banda
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