Senate Set to Take Up Armed Neutrality Bill Late Today
State Senate moves to arrest Chiropractor Cater and Carver amid bribery hints. Contempt cited as Carver targeted to influence votes on Senate Bill HT. Controversy over procedure precedes passage of measures on state training, industrial school, and workers compensation.
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Harrowing Tale of Struggling Sailors in Germany Era
Washington reports a dramatic account of American sailors suffering aboard ships in German custody. The narrative follows hardships at sea, peril, and eventual prospects of release as political actions unfold.
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Substitute for House Measure 10 Pressed in Senate War Debate
Debates over a substitute for House Measure 10 dominate the week as senators discuss armed neutrality, the prospect of war with Germany, and the administration’s authority to act. Key figures including Senators La Follette, Stone, and Warner weigh in on diplomatic relations and potential naval policy actions as the nation eyes a broader war posture.
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Kaiser Suffering From Severe Chill
London March 2 report from Berlin via Amsterdam says the German emperor is suffering a severe chill and is confined to Moors where ministers report to headquarters. Physicians say the condition should not cause alarm but urge caution and rest as a sanction.
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Man Who Stabbed Assailant Dies in Nashville
A man identified as Wit Warm Holfstetter died in Nashville after being shot during an affray in court. The incident began when an assailant stabbed another person and was fatally wounded, with Holfstetter sustaining fatal wounds.
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Austria Plans Large Loan to Turkey
Vienna reports Austria will lend Turkey a substantial sum in support of financial needs amid ongoing economic transactions. The agreement signals continued cooperation between Vienna and Ankara as Turkey seeks stability and growth through international assistance.
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Senate Strikes Villa Factor Out Mediation In Bill From Mexico
Washington reports discuss the Mexican situation with Villa essentially eliminated due to conduct, while naval committee actions and mediation policy are debated. NORFOLK reports the steamer Raven still grounded with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Unsettled Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast
Local forecast warns of cloudy unsettled conditions tonight into Saturday. Intermittent light winds and periods of dimmed skies may persist with no significant temperature swings. Areas across the region expect mostly cloudy skies and a chance of light showers.
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Robbers Turn From Food To Groceries
In Chicago on March 2 robbers shifted targets from meat to groceries. A North Side meat market was hit last night with thieves taking fifteen hams and other dressed meat before fleeing. The incident follows a pattern of escalating loot as criminals move from food items to everyday grocery goods.
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Potato Market Fluctuations In Chicago Report
The Chicago potato market shows limited sales with wholesale quotes from 0.24 to 2.4 dollars per bushel, after a week of higher prices around 1.05 dollars. Dealers reportedly refused further sales and noted market uncertainty as supplies dwindled.
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Culver Cadets to Apes Culver May Parade
Fragmented text suggests Culver Cadets to lead a May parade with Washington and President Marshall noted in the commentary. The garbled lines imply an upcoming ceremonial march by the Culver rifle or drill unit with top officers present.
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Vienna to Make Every Sacrifice to Avoide Break
Reports from Vienna indicate Avatri-Hungary aims to make every sacrifice necessary to avoid a rupture in relations with the Wajid States. The aim is to preserve diplomacy despite pressure from Germany.
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Governor Bans Darcy Dillon Boat Incident
A garbled report references a governor's ban affecting a Darcy Dillon boat incident. Names and places are unclear, with mentions of Albany New York and Madison Square Garden. The text also alludes to political shifts and a fictional replacement of a general, but details are incoherent.
What to Plant K and When to Plant
Oklahoma era gardening notes advise on manure timing and soil preparation for large spring crops. Fall manure application should be plowed in or spaded under to decay. spring plowing requires immediate harrowing or raking to avoid crusting. Fresh manure can delay germination if applied in spring. thorough rotting before planting improves early growth. Seeding remains crucial for crop success, with attention to soil texture and moisture to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.
City Hall Fire Causes $12,000 Loss
Fire at city hall on Broadway caused extensive damage mainly to the auditor and treasurer offices. Flames and smoke damaged furniture and fixtures. water damages forced relocation of the water department and city clerk’s offices to the second or third floors. Fire department quick action limited further damage. Insurance coverage reported.
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Leniency Given to Father of 28 Children by Judge
In Alabama judge Me To Frvine of the United on court showed leniency to Elisha Aaron the father of twenty eight children residing in Comrade county He faced charges related to distilling His attorney sought a continuance noting the defendant is father of twenty eight children the prosecutor supported the motion and the judge granted the continuance
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