Albany Vote Probes Workmen’s Comp Amendment Graft
Sullivan accuses covert influences of pushing a direct settlement rider to the workmen’s compensation law. The Assembly debated the charges and a joint Senate Assembly committee was proposed to investigate, with six members and power to compel witnesses and records. Governor Whitman said he would hold a hearing before acting, as lawmakers pressed for action within ten days.
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Maree
John Leo Sullvan
Teader
Assembly
Tribune
Hamilton Fish
Patsam County
Senate
Senator Brown
House
Brown
George F. Argetsinger
Rockeeter
Charlee D. Newton
Geneseo
James J. Walker
New York
Pasein
Activitien
Sullivan
Martizon Fish
Wee
Albany
Mac Donald
Teen's Compensation Commission
Sulli
Sweet
Lading
Wagner
Whitman
Fikh
QUITS SING SING HONOR BILL SAYS 47 YEARS PRISON
Warden Osborne at Sing Sing received a letter from O K Will resigning his prisoners court membership after forty seven years in prison. He states he cannot judge or punish others. The manuscript hints at Will’s long service and complexity in inmate relations and keeper interactions.
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O. K
Bill
Osborne
Sing Sing
O. K. Will
Naren Osborne
Honer Daten
Villa Reply From Mexico City via Villa General Zapata
In Monterey on March 1 General Francisco Villa replied to inquiries from the New York Tribune about conditions in Mexico City and relations with General Zapata. He said rumors place Zapata forces in the capital but official confirmation is lacking and communications should be restored soon. He pledged protection for noncombatants and firm action against disorder, noting improved relations with Zapata and the United States to advance revolutionary principles.
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Francisco Villa
Mexico City
General Zapata
the Tribune
Clegram
Commercial and Financial Agency
Division of the North—Special Military Service
Monterey
Mexico
The
New York Tribune
Zapata
J W Alexander quits art office in National Academy
Surprise rose as John W Alexander, president, declined renomination at the National Academy of Design council meeting. Likely successor is Mary W Watroun, longtime secretary, with other candidates named. Alexander cites lack of city support for exhibition sites and poor NY facilities, noting better sites in Philadelphia and Toledo. The annual meeting to choose a successor is April 23.
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Council of the
National Academy of Design
John W. Alexander
Ite
Thats
American Art News
Alexander
W. Watrous
Academy
Howard Russell Butler
Herbert Adams
B.ei. Flassfield
National Academy
Bryant Park
Central Park
Grand Central Station
Philadelphia
Toledo
Gaileties
New York
West Fifty-seventh Street
Watroun
Perkins Explains Rescue Hoax and Real Tarpon Tale
George W. Perkins, Progressive party leader, debunks a prior rumor that he was rescued by a negro boatman off the Florida coast. He relays a genuine account of a nine foot tarpon battle that lasted ten hours, ending when a shark towed him to sea and was blown up by a mine, leaving him safe by Wednesday.
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George W. Perkins
Progressive Party
Florida
Theodore Rousseau
Mitchel
Perkiin
Karen Munehausen
Amos Pinchot
Anantas
Bryan Celebrates 55th Birthday With Italy Peace Treaty
Secretary Bryan marked his fifty fifth birthday by signing a peace treaty with Italy. The ratifications were exchanged quietly in the See office with few witnesses. The ceremony followed a cabinet meeting and included a small social gathering with grape juice. Only Attorney General Gregory and Secretary McAdoo were absent due to illness. Tumulty and Jury attended.
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Washington
Bryan
Italy
See
Dhara
Hrgan
Gregory
McAdoo
Accident Fells Newark Boy In Street Near Wagon
Seven year old Harry Addison of 258 South Eleventh Street Newark was struck by a wagon after he annoyed his first char yesterday. He sustained a broken right leg and may require amputation.
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Harry Addison
South Eleventh Street
Newark
Harry
Osborne Turns, Girl of Five Sued Breach Sues Arrests at Home
Oliver Osborne arrived from Boston to take blame for a web of relations surrounding Miss Tanner and James W Osborne. The Tanzer girl was arrested on a mail fraud charge after alleged letters and a hotel rendezvous surfaced, with District Attorney Marshall involved and a warrant issued by Commissioner Houghton.
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Osborne
Rae Tanner
James Wo Deborne
Greenwich Street
Maker and Adams
Department of Justice
Oliver Osborne
James W. Osborne
Boston
Miss Veneer
New York
Oliver Oxhoreo
Weat Newton Street
Clay Street
Marshell
Tanzer
Mr. Osborne
Broadway
Gilbert D. Lamb
Miss. Tanner
Lamb
Horton
Sherman Square
Mrs. Osborne
Thin City
Arraigne
Jamon W Osborne
Past Pays Up Its Debts When Sunday Preaches
Philadelphia reports show Billy Sunday sermons prompted repayment of long‑overdue debts. Wanamaker and others note many debtors paid up after losing hope, with small creditors also receiving funds. Clergy and manufacturers say Sunday’s campaigns stirred religious interest and potential long‑term church growth, though exact figures remain unclear. Continued on page 6 column 1.
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Philadelphia
A. B. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Tribune
Mrs Angle Freed As Crowd Cheers In Fairfield Trial
Emma Bugbee reports in Hirridgeport that Mrs Helen M Angle was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Waldo R Ballou after a tense courtroom verdict. The crowd cheered as she fainted, then recovered with her father by her side. Jurors indicated initial division, ending unanimous on the third ballot. The relief and questions follow as Mrs Angle seeks recovery and return to her family.
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Third Avenue
Leonors Cohen
Leonore
Etoma Cohen
Mollie Beker
Henry Beker
Eeker
Helena Spengler
Auguste Johnson
Laoncre
East Twenty-eighth Street
Smarty
Eat Ltd
Emma Bugbee
Hiridgeport
Helen M. Angle
Leonard Blondell
Homer
Cummings
William Williams
Angle
G'etoel
Morgan
Byron Eddy
Fairfield
Blondell
Judge Williams
Ate Waname
Mr. Blondell
New Haven
Stamford
Barrett
South Fortland
Cum
French Battleship Blown Up in Dardanelles Disaster
London reports the battleships Hoover Irresistible and Ocean were sunk by drifting mines off the Dardanelles while attacking forts. Most British crewault saved, but Hoover exploded after a mine strike and sank within minutes. Admiral changes and replacements planned as operations continue.
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Dardanelles
London
Hoover
Irresistible
Ocean
Houvet
Strai
Hornet
Min
Queen
Fi Janel
Adereal Carden
O Lhers
John Michael de Robeck
Kaiser’s Sister Helps in Greece
Athens reports King Constantine resists abandoning Greek neutrality amid Greek Turkish policy. Venizelos pushes for action, while officers and Queen Sophie allegedly favor Germany. Telegrams from Emperor William said to urge abstention. Queen vows to leave if Greece acts. The Greek people’s will should guide policy, not a foreign-backed circle.
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Athens
Constantine
M. Venizelos
Greece
Berlin Kriegsakademie
Germany
Bulgaria
Turkey
Per~ronages
Belgians and Germans Battle Beneath Front Monastery
Belgian and German forces clash under an old Rumscappelle monastery. Cellars and underground passages run beneath two Yaer river beds, the Great and Little Mesmes, with both sides pushing through these perilous tunnels after days of gradual advances.
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France
Edgar Mlan Poe
Rumscappelle
Amethyst Cuts Cable and Surges Through Fire in Dardanelles
London reports the British cruiser Amethyst lifted and cut the cable linking Kalid Bahr and Chana in the Dardanelles. After the operation she evaded forts on both sides of the Narrows under heavy fire, reaching the innermost area. The Admiralty says March 1 actions caused twenty three killed, nineteen severely wounded and eighteen lightly wounded.
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London
Amethyst
Dardanelles
Kalid Bahr
Chana
Berlin lifts wheat flour limit on bread
German newspapers report Berlin City Council has withdrawn its restrictions on wheat flour in bread. The prior rule limited wheat to 70 percent, but the announcement states all wheat bread may be baked without penalty.
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London
Berlin
Belgian Relief Costs for America Surpass Six Million
Havre France March 19 Statistics show relief contributions to Belgian inhabitants by January end totaling 6 200 000 dollars with nations United States four 200 000 Britain 920 000 New Zealand 500 000 Australia 500 000 Canada 800 000 and Spain and Italy 29 000 each promising aid to Belgium.
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Havre
France
Belgium
United States
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Spain
Italy
Fewer American Ships Insured Amid War Risk Decline
Washington March 19 The War Risk Bureau of the Treasury reports a sharp drop in insurance issued for ships and cargoes bound for European ports. Insurance abajo 65 million to about 15 million and activity has stagnated for a week, signaling possible declines in exports due to German war zone decrees and the British Order in Council.
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Econ
Washington
War Risk Bureau
Treasury Department
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QUITS
Sing Sing Honor
J. W. Alexander
Academy of Design
Perkins
New Osborne
Oliver
James W
Candy
Samuel J. Fisher
Billy Sun
Paterson
Evangelist
John Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Calleeting
Mrs. Angle Freed
Paris
Ahies
Admiralty
Straits
Narrows
Queen Elizabeth
Agamemnon
Lord Nemaon
Charlemagne
Aasiius
Kewt
Leesen
Tafluatbie
Gaulois
Sackville Hamilton Carden
Kaiser
Geneva
William
Mermod
Lausanne
America
Sae Aber
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