Mascardo Cannot Escape Insurgent Chief Surrenders
Manila April 17 The insurgent general Mascardo’s chief surrenders at Mariales in Bataan showing his force greatly diminished and unable to elude Americans. Civlian Pletcher to be tried today for misusing commissary stores. No. significant names beyond Woodruff and Pitt noted. broader corruption reports appear. Veterans’ windfall story and Loomis and other briefs follow with mixed local and overseas notes.
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Woodruff
Capt. Read
Cal Woodruff
Read
Danota Divorce Fallout Reaches Across States
Fargo N D April 17 The Supreme Court ruling invalidating divorces based on bonafide residence sparked a flood of telegrams from those affected Many divorces granted during the recent period face contest remarrying and legitimacy questions for children born after second marriages Bureaus and unscrupulous lawyers blamed Victims hail from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and New England areas 12 months residence now required. The article also notes Burlington deal confirmation for James J Hill and navy demographic details.
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N. D
United States supreme court
walle
Carnegie Company Transferred to United States Steel
Pittsburgh directors met to formally transfer the Carnegie Company into United States Steel. William Ellis Corey was elected president, succeeding Schwab, at yesterday afternoon's meeting.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
great Pittsburg company
United States Steel corporation
William Ellis Corey
Schwab
Rockwells Recommendation on Court Ceremonial in China Adopted
London April 17 reports Dr Morrigan in Pekin says ministers of the powers adopted Rockhill’s recommendation to modify tsung-li yamen court ceremonial. A wai wpu board of foreign affairs will preside, include a president imperial prince, two ministers, two vice ministers, and access to the emperor. Foreign officials will be received in imperial halls with ceremonial honors.
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London
Morrigan
Times
Pekin
Rockhill
tsung-li-yamen
board of foreign affairs
grand council
Remarkable Needle Extraction Case From a French Servant Girl
A St Germain dispatch reports Julienne Landrieux, a servant, has dozens of needles emerging from her body. The druggist has removed about 120 needles from arms, hands, breast, ear, eye corners. She says she swallowed needles as a child, two newspapers verify authenticity.
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St. Germain
Julienne Landrieux
The Mutin
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Mlle. Landreux
Missing Boy Linked to Italian Laborers in Bronx Case
New York police investigate Willie McCormick disappearance and an Italian worker who vanished the same time. Detectives search the Italian quarter near Ogden Avenue while residents recall laborers lingering for meals in McCormick yard. A threatened confrontation preceded the disappearance amid labor tensions.
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Willie McCormick
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eve
Woman Kills Husband Then Takes Own Life in Aluson City
A woman, Mrs TB Tim, shot and killed her husband yesterday and then committed suicide. Authorities say she was considered insane. Secretary Wilbon has ordered an expert, Prof. Knapp, from Lavsi aba to investigate. The report notes growing global countries and labor market issues as context.
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TB Tim ure
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Wilbon
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Lavsiaba
Pennsylvania House Debates Ruling Licenses For Brokers
A Pennsylvania bill would repeal annual 3 percent broker licenses for stock, oil, exchange, mercantile, and real estate brokers. Another bill requires milk shippers from other states to provide a veterinarian certificate of health. Senate and house action covers wage laws, education funding, and penalties for narcotic use in teaching. Separate items report accidents near Buffalo and a Juarez tragedy culminating in a double suicide.
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house
Wage, Mayhem, and Unions Rock McKeesport Plant
Striking workers at the Wood plant of the American Steel company in McKeesport win new accessions as 15 in the knobling department join the ranks. The company contemplates indefinite shutdowns amid absorption by United States Steel and warns of a broader conflict with the Amalgamated Association. The Wood plant has been non union for 20 years and organizers push to expand, while McKeesport police bolster guards. A parallel note from Newport, Kentucky reports a new anti union labor pact by Wadsworth Watch Case and allied firms including Keystone Philadelphia Fahig San Harbor and Crescent Newark.
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American Steel company
rampicéa
eypipauny
McKeesport
United States Steel corporation
union
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
American Sheet Steel company
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big steel trust
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Newport
Wadsworth Watch Case company
Keystone company
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Fahig
San Harbor
Crescent
Newark
Death of a Noted Educator
Baltimore April 17 Prof Henry A Rowland of Johns Hopkins University died suddenly at his home aged 52. The death follows a general breakdown of his system after months of ill health, with symptoms only recently becoming alarming and his passing entirely unexpected.
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Henry A. Rowland
Johns Hopkins University
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