Piute Outlaws Surrender to Gen Scott at Bluff
Brigadier General Hugh L. Scott met with Piute leaders at Bluff Utah after a peace powwow. Chief Old Polk, Hatch, and Posey surrendered with a small escort, ending days of tension and fighting that left several dead and wounded. Scott promised fair treatment and federal court action.
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Tribune
Bluf
Utah
Sten
Hugh L. Scott
Bluff
Old Polk
Yason Hatch
Josey
Posey
Star
United States
Geemral Scott Bee
Scott
Toonth
Robert LM. Michie
Paul Rant
Giph
Sedttone
Prident Wilpon
Tule
Nebeker
General Scott
Medicine Hat
Ying
Tir
Thehiefs
Marshall Mibeher
Mateh
Hatch
Ieck
Meral Scott
Ill
Old Posey
Opened Pol Roger in Duel Ends With Wounds in Park
Paris reports a duel arising from a dispute over iat br. From the Marne prefect Chavron and mayor Maurice Pol HE of Epernay met in a park country house. Chavron was wounded and Roger suffered a right wrist injury in a furious clash. Both refused reconciliation.
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Paris
Chavron
Marne
Maurice Pol
Bpernay
Park
Roger
Closing Tale of Hoffman House Ends in Auction
The Hoffman House finalizes its closure with an auction after decades of operation. Proprietor Daniel Ritchey says the bar will stay open about two weeks. Staff and guests recall owners from Deacon Hoffman to Cassius Reid as the hotel ends its long Madison Square run.
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Hoffman House
C. R. Scarborough
Fifth Avenue
Victoria
Albemarle
Scarborough
FE. Conover
James F. Mack
Daniel P. Ritchey
Ritchey
Joe Cain
Tribune
Nickerie hits barges in fog off Narrows injuring none
The steamship Nickerie of the Royal Dutch West India Mail Line struck a barge being towed by a tug near the Narrows at about nine knots. Four bargemen were thrown into the water but rescued unharmed. The liner anchored off Quarantine for survey and possible repairs while authorities investigate the collision.
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Nickerie
Royal Dutch West India Mail
Brooklyn
United States
McDougal
Nickerle
Hayt
Tue
Morse
Tompkinsville
Stapleton
Woman Burglar In Jail As A Man Sdl Dawson Reveals True Sex
In Sutton West Virginia on March 20 a prisoner formerly known as Frans fortis of Oklahoma and later A Dawson of Clarksburg disclosed she is a woman. She claimed to be Mrs Frank C Dawson with a mother brother and young child in Clarksburg and has mingled with male inmates without detection. Robert Stewart was also jailed in the burglary investigation.
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Oy Sora Sutton
W. Va
Fransfortis
Oklahoma
Rank” A. Dawson
Clarksturg
Cel
Robert Stewart
Femini “Dawson
Hyer
Frank C. Dawson
Clarksburg
Wireless Cotton Deal Pushes $4 Million Cash for 32000 Bales
Swedish Lindeloef Company of Gothenberg buys 32000 bales of American cotton for 4 million dollars in spot cash. W. Genter of the city arranged the deal with shipment from New Orleans to Gothenberg. The Swedish firm assumes all risk and accepted the proposition via wireless message.
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Uy Feieeragh
W. Genter
New Orleans
Lindeloef Company
Gothenberg
Swede
Ex Senator Burton Sails on South American Lecture Tour
Ex Senator Burton sailed on the United Fruit liner Metapan for Colon en route to Brazil Chile and Argentina to lecture at universities and promote US South American ties. He will travel down the West Coast with Lim Peru as first stop after Colon. Captain Pendleton pursued the Metapan after missing it.
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Burton
Unio
United Fruit
Metapan
Colon
South America
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
United States
Lim
Perun
Mr. Burton
Joseph H. Choate
John Bassett Moore
William Nelson Cromwell
N. EB. Pendleton
Ripper Knew Victim Lured Child in Murder Case
Detectives press on in the Leonore Cohn slaying as they chase a friend as the likely killer. The five year old left 950 Third Avenue to buy milk and was found slashed Friday night. Eyewitnesses place a man outside the bakery door as she spoke of an errand.
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Leonore Cohn
Third Avenue
Smarty” Cohn
Henry Eckers
Woods
Police
Third Avenue House
Second Branch Detective Bureau
Molle Beker
Leonore
Cohn
Savarese
Cohne
Savareses
Julia Cadis
Miss Cadis
Reisen
Clew
PRETTIEST VASSAR GIRL BRUUNETTE TYPE OF BEAUTY WINS PRIZE
Poughkeepsie N Y March 20 Diss Julia Anita Parker of Hyde Park was voted the prettiest girl in the sophomore class of Waser College today when she was chosen grand marshal of the bevy of twenty six girls who will carry the daisy chain at commencement exercises June 8 Miss Parker is tall studious athletic and dark hair and brown eyes and an olive complexion This is the first time that the bruette type of beauty has been chosen for grand marshal The twenty four chosen to carry the daisy chain are Madeline Hunt Brookline Mass Eloise Cummings Pittsburgh Katharine MacAfee Chicago Margaret Hackney Johnstown Marion Serrie Lockport Philinsall Philadelphia Jane Lyday Detroit Anne Goodenow Jamaica Mass Anne Gardner Mount Vernon Anna vel McKidowney Pittsburg Josephine Tailor Englewood N J Dorothy Vanforth St Louis Dorothy Smith Wales Katharine Tilt Chicago Jatin caren Huntington Long fal Jhdt foes Strummer Hamburg Helen Meare Princeton X N a Margaret Buf ute East Hampton Mass Anne Smith Memphis Tenn Laura Stilson Cortland Dorothy Copenhaver Washington Rechel Beyner Savannah Alice Mackray Tarrytown
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Julia Anita Parker
Hyde Park
Sophore
Waser Colleage
Walker
Madeline Hunt
Brookline
Mass
Eloise Cummings
Pittsburth
Katharine MacAfee
Chicago
Margaret Hackney
Johnstown
Marion Serrie
Lockport
Philinsall
Philadelphia
Jane Lyday
Detroit
Anne Goodenow
Jamaicin
Anne Gardner
Mount Vernon
Dorothy Copenhaver
Washington
Rechel Beyner
Savannah
Alice Mackray
Tarrytown
Yucatan Hostilities Rise As Carranza Forces Fortify Vera Cruz
Reported from Washington and Progreso describe Carranza loyalists fortifying Vera Cruz with barbed wire and trenches amid growing public battles in Mexico. Refugees arrive aboard the Cuban cruiser Cuba, including prominent Yucatan merchants and French Consul's family, as Carrancista actions push toward Monterey and Tampico.
635 More British Officers Fallen
London reports a new list naming forty-five officers killed at Neuve Chapelle and St Eloi, boosting total killed to 240 in those battles while wounded rise by seventy-nine. Since the war’s start on the Continent, British officers killed reach 1,543 and wounded 2,503, with 705 total officers reported. The War Office issues periodic casualty tallies. the last covers twenty days with 149 killed and 106 wounded.
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London
Neuve Chapelle
St. Eloy
Issin G.ives
British War Office
Spring Officially Due As Clock Strikes Ten Fifty One
The weather forecast notes no signs of spring yet and urges readers to check a chronometer at 10 51 to declare the season. The piece mocks mood and suggests saying Merry spring is here to mark the change, while acknowledging uncertainty in this year’s weather pattern.
Prosecutor Refines Key Witness Identity In Osbourne Case
The case of Miss Rae Tanzer against James W. Os bore centers on a witness called "Oliver Osborne" who failed to appear at arraignment. Prosecutor Marshall admitted the witness is not Osborne and is a New York man named Oliver Gaborne, with further delays as investigators seek to assemble evidence.
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Osborne
Rae Tanzer
James W. Osborne
United States
Houghton
Greenwich Street
Wood
Oliver” Osborne
Federal Attorney's Office
Mr. Marshall
Samuel Hershenstein
United States Attorney
Federal District Attorney
Mr. Osborne
Hershen Stein
United States District Attorney
Marshall
Oliver Osborne
New York
Boston
Rostand Urges Greeks to Enter War in Ode
Rostand writes an ode to Greece urging entry into the war after naval actions near Troy. The piece, in Figaro and soon Greek translation, casts Homer as guide and calls Greeks to rally against Potsdam ideals and Prussian influence.
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Rostand
Allies resume push to force Dardanelles amid heavy losses
Turkish coast reinforcements reach 80 000 as news reports say 10 000 troops are sent to strengthen Dardanelles garrisons. The Allied fleet resumes bombardment despite weather. Four Irresistible officers killed and one wounded, Bouvet loss confirmed with 64 survivors. French battleship Bouvet sunk. Henri Quatre and Queen Elizabeth join to replace damaged ships. Mines and mine clearance threaten ships amid strong current.
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London
Gulf of Smyrna
Dardanelles
Ocean
Admiralty
Henri Quatre
Queen
Paris
Guéprette
Navria
Muylens
Castraki
Claremen
Sinyra
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von Liman Sanders
Wolff Agency Communications
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Irresistible
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Sackville Carden
Carden
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