Germany in Frye Note Pledges Safety of Lives at Sea
In Ohio the article reports a violent labor strike near the Bar. Union pickets clash with guards near a plant, with bayonets drawn and property damage reaching $1,000,000. Troops and police patrol streets as work resumes and security measures tighten across the village and surrounding counties.
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Germany
Vourghicwn
Malénisg
Trumbull
Youngstown
East
Youngs
Ron Bork
Jon ¢. Haberison
Ger
Set Beem
Ada Rehan Dies After Week-Long Illness at Roosevelt Hospital
Ada Rehan, noted Shakespearian star, died yesterday afternoon at Roosevelt Hospital after a week of illness from arterial trouble. She had been under care of Dr. Hermann Biggs at home on West Ninety-third Street. Surrounded by family and friends, funeral plans were private. Her career spanned decades with performances including Katharine in The Taming of the Shrew.
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Ada Rehan
Roosevelt Hospital
West Ninety-third Street
Hermann Biggs
Oliver Doud Byron
Hinttle Russell
Arethar Byron
Mian Behan
Montauk Point
London
York
Crehan
Brooklyn
Katharine
Eilen Terry
Limerick
Ireland
Colonel House in London for war conditions study
Colonel E. M. House, President Wilson’s envoy, met with Sir Edward Grey in London as he begins a Europe war-conditions tour. Officials offered no statement, stressing no conference between the two men. House plans to spend weeks in Britain with advisers and visit England as part of inquiries into the peace process.
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London
Europe
E. M. House
Wilson
Edward Grey
House
Colonel House
Ambassador Te See
Eapland
France
Heiress Teixeira to Manage Own Jail in Port Jefferson
Georgiana Teixeira of Brazil plans to remain in a hotel in Port Jefferson as her own jailer and prisoner until the value of her estate in South America is determined. Former District Attorney Furman of Patchogue, her lawyer, has filed legal documents from her father, the Marquins Acuila Mranca, relating to stocks and bonds with foreign divorces. The post and Fetatirae may delay her plan and require a search. Her imprisonment could last longer than expected, but she vows the jailer will not desert her alleged crime.
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Vis Teixeira
Brazil
Georgiana Teixeira
Port Jefferson
South America
Furman
Patchogue
Acuila
Storks
Miss Teixeira
Reyngrave
Arthur
Lomilins Dlan SS
Bei
Edmond von Mach
Armerica
Germany
Govern
Fisnd
Berlin
Stayeia
Lusitania
London
von Much
Allien
Fatal groundhog trap incident reported in Connecticut
A groundhog triggered a fatal trap near Winsted in January. A. J. Yeomans’ trap was involved and burial occurred two hours after the event. William Bennett of Woodbury located a raccoon in a hollow log yesterday while heading to Sunday dinner.
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Conn
Jan
Northville
A. J. Yeomans
William Bennett
Woodbury
Senate Committee Backs Woman Suffrage Report
Senate committee endorses universal manhood suffrage as established while arguing women should share political rights. The report cites women's war service and public duties, urging abolition of nexus disqualifications for women alongside men. Signed by both Democratic and Republican members. some senators did not sign.
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Washington, Dan
Anthony
Senate
Swan Eng
United States
Mar
Thomas
Owen
Hollis
Sutherland
Clapp
Jones
Ransdell
Catron
New Mexico
Johnson
South Dakota
Debate on United States military policy at Republican Club
The U S Senate Committee on Military Affairs and representatives debated preparedness as 210 club members listened. Senator Chamberlain led praise and critique of U S actions with Japan and Britain, urging stronger defense and neutrality in tangled diplomacy.
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Enator Cvorge
EF. Chamberlaine Furman
Committee On Military Affairs
The
United States Senate
Martin Dies
Texas
Republican Club
Oregon
United States
Pols Co
Great Britain
Ameri Fiyland
Japan
Philippines
Jast
England
Clare
Congress
Rise of New and Stronger British Ministry Forecast
J L Garvin discusses conscription as Britain braces for dramatic war-time changes. He cites Moltke, Lincoln, and Lincoln's draft, arguing parliamentary restraint may fail and that a country-rousing decision could be needed. The piece foresees a potential general election and stronger war measures if agreement falters.
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J. L. Garvin
Cable
The
Tribune
London
Jan
Lincoln
Moltke
England
New York
Europe
Jefferson Davis
Cromwell
Commons
New Haven Jury Fails to Reach Verdict After Long Deliberation
After thirty four hours of deliberation the New Haven jury remained deadlocked on whether a conspiracy existed in 1800 as Judge Hunt urged, with juror No 7 seen as a pivotal holdout for acquittal. The panel questioned Dunbaugh testimony and the tripartite agreement of 1830, then returned to readings and further delays at the Knickerbocker hotel.
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New Haven
Hunt
James MH. Uurtos
William Stockefeller
Knickerbacker
Knickerbocker
Henry M. Flagler
Estaupee Wa
Tig
Joy Steamboat
Ciel
Frank M. Dunbaugh
Heal
Joy Line
Wee Vbcims
Albert K. Weldon
Jam Parton
Dunbaugh
Sbort
C. A. Flint
New York Central
New York & Harlem
Grand Central Terminal
Wilson Urged to Seek New U Boat Rule
Officials report a shift in talks with Germany and Austria as the United States eyes a firm pledge from all German allies to spare unarmed American lives until safety is assured. President Wilson weighs proposals while awaiting clarified negotiations, with officials hopeful a broader understanding with the Teutonic powers nears completion.
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Wilson
Germany
Austria
United States
Wilton
Frye
State Department
Karov Zwiedine
Atul
von Hernsterf
Lusitania
Breretary Lanning
President Walken
Nware
High Meinle
Eve Ince
Cagttam Boy-Ral
von Vapen
Gress
Great Britain
Britain
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