Wilson administration shows a good start in Washington
Washington March 17 The Wilson administration has held power about two weeks with observers noting a good start. Cabinet picks and appointments have created a favorable impression, while talk of tariff reform and a proposed tariff board gathers momentum in Congress. Morse travels to New York with plans to return to business, stating medical advice and diet monitoring, and a health note about the contagious disease risks in child illnesses highlights the era.
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John Burke Appointed U S Treasurer by Wilson
John Burke was named United States Treasurer by President Woodrow Wilson in a formal government appointment during the early 20th century. The selection, reported by contemporary papers, placed Burke in a high financial position within the federal administration and aligned with Wilson's broader fiscal policies.
Burke U S Treasurer Nomination Reported
In Washington March 17 Bies Wilson Apparita former North Dakota Governor Burke is proposed as United States treasurer for a two year term ending in 1 governor of Kota during the Baltimore convention and James letter noted declined offer of Ain eababs dor to the James.
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Sorrowful double tragedy shocks town at boarding house
Miss Hall, a college girl, and Mize shared a fierce romance that ended in a fatal shooting. In a dispute over marriage plans, Mize used a revolver and killed Miss Hall then shot himself, kissing her as he died. He had confronted her at a fashionable boarding house after their engagement had been broken.
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Mother Dies Saving Infant in Blaze Near Trevorton
In Thorptorn near Trevorton March 17 Mrs Walter Snyder died from burns and shock after trying to rescue her infant daughter as children playing with matches ignited the cradle. Neighbors found her near the burning cradle after they doused the flames. A second brief item notes Frank Roebuck in South Bethlehem with a nail in his throat after biting into cake. doctors expect removal.
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Family Thulen W WL Mother and Little Ones Found
A damaged report details a family led by a mother and two children found near Rapid City after freezing conditions. They were sheltered by a wagon while a man named Perry wandered a Boxski Divide area. rescue efforts continued as local guides and two men searched the region.
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UNC Students Released After Manslaughter Conviction
University of North Carolina students William L. Oldham Merriam Aubrey C. Hartch were convicted Saturday for manslaughter in a hazing death and sentenced to four months in jail. Orange County commissioners released them under a plan allowing their fathers to pay 175 dollars each to hire them out within the state, leaving the students without citizenship. A Raleigh effort to seek Governor Craig's pardon was organized.
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Boy imitates death by own action in Lancaster tragedy
Lancaster on March 17 reports John Walton aged fourteen playing with companions took a revolver supposedly unloaded to his temple and exclaimed This is how Brobst shot himself before pulling the trigger. The bullet struck his brain and he died soon after at General Hospital.
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