Snowstorm Paralyzes Rail Traffic Across Northeast
A major snowstorm hit Washington and the Northeast disrupting rail travel from Washington to New York and Philadelphia. Trains were halted with multiple services suspended, while streetcar networks shut down and motor traffic faced heavy delays. Forecasters warned the storm could deepen into a blizzard as it moved northeast along the coast.
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Wilmington
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Washington
Brig
Scmls
Union Station
Cincinnati
Earl
Prac
First Blue Caterpillar Found in New York Discovery
Reported by AP from New York describes Dr J B Gerockt noting a blue caterpillar among normally green larvae on clover. The blue caterpillar appeared due to a mutation affecting pigment in the digestive system, with further experiments outdoors showing blue caterpillars on leaves being eaten while green ones remained.
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Associated Press
New York
J. B. Gerockt
Gerovich
Perome
Placi Ling
Arbuckle Second Trial Testimony to Be In Today
San Francisco dispatch reports that all testimony in Roscoe Arbuckle's second murder trial for the death of Virginia Rappe is expected today. Court actions, defenses, and witnesses including Mrs Catherine Fox of Chicago are described as the case seeks to clear loose ends amid divergent medical theories about Rappe's death and the alleged assault at the St Francis hotel.
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United Press
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virgin Rappe
Fic
Mondar
Garin McNab
Coensel
Arbuckle
Etn Ariue
Maury Ford
San Francisco
Miss Rappe
Mra Fox
Miss Reppe
St Francis
le Bi
President regrets inability to take initiative in Peru Bolivia case
A State Department reply today states the president cannot initiate action in the Peru Bolivia matter. The decision aims to keep Peru and Bolivia engaged through exclusive consideration by two supreme representatives. A conference with Chile and other parties is urged to form a deliberate approach to the dispute.
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Bolivia
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State Department
Hardin
Esis
Tak
Saaveéra
Betivs
Chiard Perg
Belivia
Fatally hurt when automobile is hit near Duplainville
Special to The Northwerterd reports Wacketsa Grten, pro tor of the Slere, injured probably fatally when his vehicle was demolished by a wet bound railway train at Duplainville, west of hers. His mother and daya were in the car, escaped with minor injuries.
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Davai
Kenyon Goat Plans Draw Fire Over Kansas Industry Court
Associated Press summarizes Governor Allen and opponents criticizing Senator Kenyon for proposed a federal tribunal to regulate industry. Kansas industrial court effects, enforcement limits, and parity with state law are debated. Critics argue Kenyon’s plan echoes weak federal boards and fails to empower decisive dispute settlement.
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Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Kansas Industrial Court
Keaton
Aller
Srnbun
Pawer 19
Renyer
Br Seastor Kenyon
Court of Industrial Relations
Federal Ware Board
Justrial
Murder and Death by Own Action Erases Eternal Triangle
The fragment describes a love triangle involving Swanda, Sonia, and Havlak, with Swanda shot and Sonia married to Swanda, Havlak implicated, and a suicide by Havlak after a scandal. It notes Swanda emigrated years ago, Kaymz wife and four children, and mentions past tensions and farm life before the tragedy.
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Wwe
Sears
John Swaniy
Sonia
Swanda
Svands
Halak
Kaymz
Teper
Haviak
Mra' Havlak
Saciide
Hesterdarre- Bwanta
Martial Law Declared in Meat Strike Area
Governor McKee has proclaimed martial law in response to the unrest in the meat strike region. General Pax, leading Nebraska State Guard forces, announced the measure after a morning conference with local officials.
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Depostes
Nebraska
McKeree
Pax
Nebraska Rational Guard
Lincoln Ied States Spy Held in New York on Fraud Charge
International spy linked to German monarchist plots, including the Kapp Putsch, is held in New York on fraudulent entry charges. The figure, a former English MP and plotter, faced forgery charges in 1913 and later escaped to England before returning to the United States amid a tangled wartime espionage saga.
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New York
United Press
Germany
Trebitsen Dascoin
House of Commons
Lincoln
Linesig
Fingtishman
Commons
England
Tack
Fagland
Jens
Ebert
Verlin Pel
Geniy Bern Linden
Amateur Fishermen Move to Protect Fish Resources
A fragmented item notes an informal group of amateur fishermen forming a movement to protect fish stocks. The report mentions local figures and community concerns about conservation efforts and potential impacts on fishing practices.
Great Northern to Issue Gold Bonds
Great Northern announces new gold bonds to be issued as a loan instrument. The sale is set at par with loans and maturities outlined, targeting existing indelible facilities and new offerings. The issue aims to raise capital for ongoing operations and bondholders may expect steady terms.
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Great Northern
Washington
Congress Set to Vote on Foreign Aid Funding Bill
Incoming votes await in Congress on a foreign aid funding bill. Leaders press for quick action as committees review provisions. debates hinge on aid allocations, oversight, and potential amendments.
Administration Forges and Farm Blog in Race to Help Agriculturists
Washington dispatch reports the administration aims to shape the upcoming farm bill through central conference program features. Insurgent critics question leadership and financial impacts as Congress considers agricultural policy, with debate over funds and implementation plans.
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Unis 7
Kolbert
Washington, D. C
John andFan
Aherons
Gress
Ponstaed
Onal
Laveen
Aged Mother of Maj Crowder Dies in Washington
Mary Crowder 83, mother of Major Crowder, passed away here today. She was the aged mother of Mey ot Enenih Crowne and a longtime resident, with family mourning her loss.
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Maj. Crowder
Washington
Mary Crowder
Mey Ot Enenih Crowne
Abolition of Pulque Plans in Mexico Under Obregon
A president Obregon ordered abolition of pulque and key measures to rid the maguey plant. A commission was appointed to study the problem and report on how to phase out the drink, with officials noting pulque’s central role and the push to replace it.
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Mexico
Obregon
Ferris
Meng
Alleged Attempt to Rerail United Train by Switchman
A report describes an alleged attempt to derail a United train by a railway switchman. The details include a contested time and potential accomplices, with local authorities investigating the incident and reviewing evidence.
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United
153 Herefords Are Burned to Death
A fragmentary report notes a mysterious incident where 153 Herefords were burned to death. Details are unclear in the readable text but the event is described with strong emphasis and requires confirmation from the full article.
Germany Favors American Participation at Genoa Conference
Berlin seeks U S attendance at Genoa to avert a failed conference from Germany's view. German industrial leaders urge Washington to join March meetings amid hopes American help for Europe and Russia's reconstruction. Americans seen as pivotal to strengthening France, guiding central Europe policy, and addressing Russia's future.
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Iiy
John Graudenz
Univ Press Suns
Berlin
United States
Washington
Delett Bubs
Sian
France
Powerful group to fight sales tax for soldier bonus
A strong coalition in Congress forms to oppose the sales tax as a source for funding the soldiers bonus. Republican independents and Democrats, previously aligned against the Harling era, rally to block the tax. Leaders say 7 to 100 Republicans, plus farm bloc members, will join the fight as the Ways and Means Committee leans toward passing the tax bill. Democrats fret over delays and seek direct appropriations from interest on foreign debt and Liberty bonds to fund the bonus.
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Lawrence AM. Benedict
United Press Star
Washington, D. C
House
Harling
Wisconsin
Ter
Moc
Ways and Means
Houx
Gardner
Texas
Someress
Vocational Training at Camp Sherman Deemed Farce by Judge
The Associated Press reports Judge Marx of Buscite criticizes Camp Sherman vocational training as a farce and a sham. The piece details alleged mismanagement, equipment shortages, and a single student voicing satisfaction amid questioned outcomes and construction issues at the site.
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Camp Sherman
Associated Press
Cirrinnati
Oy Sherman
Chificote
RS. Marx
Buscite
Teasi
Glen Wees
Marx
Child Dies After Auto Struck Collision
Reported last night a child struck by a car died from injuries sustained in the accident. The incident occurred on a local street with details limited, and authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Peking Asks Details On Shantung Railway Question
The Peking government has asked the Chinese delegation for more details on the Hughes Balfour compromise for Shantung railway settlement. China appears ready to accept the plan in main but seeks definitions of the Japanese traffic manager powers and a Chinese directing manager.
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Washington
B. C
Peking
China
Hughes-Balfour
Japan
Shantung
Aiso
Uber
Aimer
Raisuli pressured as Spanish push resumes after siege
Raisuli pleads for surrender amid a pause in bombardment caused by recent Spanish operations. Spanish commanders plan to renew their advance from Buharmax with a strong column, fearing Raisuli seeks time to escape as he has long resisted the government.
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Raisubi
Ham
Buharmax
Raisulis
Mulai Ahmed Fea
Mohammed El-Raisuli
Sie
Named trustees of Christian Science group named
Fragmentary text mentions named trustees of Christian Science and individuals like Fred Lamson and McKenzie. Unclear full context or location.
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Trustees OF
Christian Science
Unclear fragmentary text with incoherent details
The readable lines show disjointed phrases about theft losses, locations, and weather terms, but no coherent event, names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a news item. The OCR lacks sufficient readable facts to summarize into a proper item with entities and a clear lead.
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