President Wilson calls extra session amid arms plan
President Wilson announced an April extra session to consider vital legislation and indicated power to arm American merchant ships. Senate discussions centered on timing and possible measures, with Speaker Clark seeking details on the date. Advisors weighed psychological impact and funding needs, while some urged immediate action on armed neutrality.
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Associated Fresny
Washington
D. C
Wilson Ixlay
Congress
Alsor
Germany
White House
Sumarine Zone
Fatur
Washington, D.C
Senate
McLeyn
Connecticut
Clark
Gregory
Fanying
Comeres
United Press
Wilson
Esaly Tadas
Attorne
Ieneral Creware
America
Unique Incidents From Across the Nation and Congress
A jumble of brief items reports Abraham Linven jailed for thirty days after a judge said he did not live up to his name. In Chicago, ushers attacked by a critic while a pastor complained of seating. A Pittsburgh photographer faced a fine for pressuring a model. A trolley crash in a crowded apartment building unsettled residents with minor injuries. Washington politics touch on an extra session debate, Senate committee appointments, and Stone’s possible renomination as head of foreign relations amid party balance concerns.
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tUhnited
Presp
New York
Abraham Linven
Ark
Clark
New Orleans
House
Stone
William J. Stone
Lewis
Senate
Essue
James
Kentucky
Hollis
Women Defy Police In Planned Parade Protest
March 9 report from Cheage notes women refuse to cancel a parade over high food costs. Led by Mrs. KP Sandberg they vow to march despite police denial, aiming to attract up to 1000 participants and show government inaction on famine. Police grant refusal cited as motive of the protest.
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Cheage
Toop Gah
KP. Sandberg
Polier
War Forces Zimmerman and Wilson in Submarine Clash
An interview outlines Germany’s shift to unrestricted submarine warfare and its impact on relations with neutrals. Copenhagen dispatches suggest Berlin grapples with potential war outcomes dependent on President Wilson.
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Almmermann
United Press
Copenhagen
Wilson
Zimmermann
Berlin
Germany
America
Wilmon’ Minermann
Women Deny Guilty Of Plans To Kill Lloyd George
London March 9 As trial updates reveal further testimony, Mrs Wheeldon and relatives deny intent to murder Premier Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson while admitting wishes he and Henderson would die. They say no one’s life was sought and the plot involved a coded conspiracy tied to wartime objectors.
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London
Alice Wheelden
Alfred George Mason
Lloyd George
Arthur Henderson
Labor
War Council
Merning
Wheeldon
Fudge Low
Henderson
Emi Lloyd George
Kenderson
Varioud
Mtanis
Gorgon
Lloyd Ceorze
Lord Kitchener
Mr. Lloyd George
Petrograd
Harriet Wheeldon
Lloyd
Booth
Zeppelin funeral plans for dirgible inventor Ferdinand Zeppel in Philadelphia
Funeral services are set for this afternoon in Santimri for Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin who died aboard his airship endeavor. Plans indicate burial in Koeblatt after services, with family including wife and Countess Dagenfeld near Ventnor Heights New Jersey. The inventor remained conscious until death and his niece Countess Dagenfeld suggests failure of airships to meet wartime goals contributed to his passing.
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Santimri
fBy United
de AbSing
Count Verdinand
Gary
Sete
Charlottenhers
Spete
Tarlam
von Zeppelin
Souteart
Koeblatt
Helen
Count Alexander Brandensteig
Aisbedeide
Broken WE Philidelphia
Count Zeppelin
Anna Arzula Dagenfeld
Hae
Ferdinand
Koenig
Demschland
Dagenfeld
Ventnor Heights
New Jersey
Big News of the Day from the Berlin Front and Congress
Reports claim Yarrowdale prisoners freed and an American sailor among those captured. Count Verdinand Leppetin is dead in Berlin suburb. President Wilson plans a special session of Congress in April and orders arming of merchant ships. A California arrest sparks a wider probe. A Senate resolution to convene March 28 advances despite Clark’s opposition. Filibuster limits pass 78 to 3.
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Congress
Senate
McLean
Connecticut
Champ Clark
White House
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Tax and Liquor Bills
Hart bill deaths and proposed laws raise inheritance and liquor penalties. Senate and assembly push and kill measures on automobile manufacturer numbers, building permits, cheese and lactose licensing, advertising rates, and subadvertising, with adjournment to Monday.
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Gehkoabh
Mackov
Wis
Senate
Schultz
Mile Waukee
Committee On Judiciary
Assembly
Carl Hansen
LWO
No Hearing For Thaw Extradition Proceedings Involving Tate
A court report notes that no hearing is scheduled for an extradition request tied to a case involving Thaw’s alleged conduct. Officials indicate the Tunacy proceedings will start Monday afternoon with a commissioner and sheriff’s staff preparing to hear testimony.
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Alured
Grambaugh
Timnbert
Nel
Law
Tite
Thas
Gary
Gnidon
Fond du Lac Man Killed in Steam Plant Accident
A Fond du Lac man was found dead in the engine room of a steam heating plant after being scalded by exhaust pipes. The incident occurred last night with death believed to have happened about three hours earlier. The report notes copper production worldwide in the electrical industry.
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United Pirras
Fond du Lac
Fragmentary US homestead notice from early AP dispatch
Incomplete text reports a homestead related notice with scattered place names and regions. The readable portions mention open lands and associated settlements across several states including Colorado, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Nevada, with references to applicants and processing locations.
Transport tragedy claims February victim in city
A February 71 accident claimed a life involving a local resident and an unknown party. The incident occurred in the city and is being investigated by authorities. Further details remain limited as officials release scant information.
Fire devastates Detroit grain elevator and rail facilities
A Detroit fire destroyed the Detroit Road Elevator grain facility and damaged adjacent buildings and railway property. The sheet iron elevator held over 34 000 bushels of mostly wheat. Loss exceeds 10000, with exporters and several local firms named among casualties. Investigations into the cause are underway.
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Associated Pros
Detroit
Mich
Terminal Hallway Company
Commercial Milling Compan
Caughey-Jessman Company
Swift Grain Company
Cereto
Samapaner
Citizens Vote on Kansas Disfranchisement Amendment
Associated Press reports in Kansas the legislature's lower house backed a proposed constitutional amendment to temporarily disfranchise citizens. The plan would bar noncitizens from voting until naturalization is completed, potentially affecting the next election.
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Associated Press
Kansas
United States
Soting
Madison Doctor on Trial in Municipal Court Incident
Madison Wisconsin March 4 a municipal court heard testimony in a case involving Dr N L Hamilton accused of administering an injection during surgery. The patient Teel A Haskell died weeks later from a bubble formed by the injection.
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Pheer
Madison
Wis
Mareh
Tion
Pamilton SA Sian
Sean
Aree
Grree Haskell
New
Ander
Padi
Haskel
Trinity Church to Build New Fine Guild Hall
A Northern Illinois newspaper notes Trinity Church plans a notable architectural addition, a handsome guild hall to be built with donor generosity. The project aims for a large two story structure near the parish with durable baying and state of the art facilities, including separate quarters for each guild and a grand hall for assemblies. Estimated cost around 235000 dollars, funded by benefactors and ongoing public support.
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Trinity Church
Nordhwestern
Trinity Princepal
Getiv
Ols
Woisvusnediy
Freethy
Dane
Regina
Joe Chapel
Berlin Paper Brands Wilson a Threat to Western Civilization
Berlin paper the Tageblatt denounces President Wilson’s December speech shift and his current posture, arguing America may be drawn into war. The editorial claims Wilson has abandoned his neutrality and threatens the unity of civilized nations, urging a strong stance against Germany.
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Joan Grand
United Press Sta
Berlin
Amer
Jet
Vageblad
Wilson
Devember
Beligerent
Pmilsen
America
Anervlea
Iephie
Moroc
Qurrner
Wilton
Tageblau
Atvessary
Wiron
Germany
Wilson Mast
Wilson Mary
Jas
Four Teams Remain In Prep Race Showdown
The event features Aseoiate Winaun and Mini Mr among the top contenders as teams race toward finals. Defenders TSOP 4 are tipped to challenge, with Cashton among early frontrunners and Mes Were Lethe also collecting strong form. Race coverage notes upcoming results and key matchups, including a Sunday finale.
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Aseoiate Winaun
Eairie
Tedtasty Siateme
Ondine
Westhy
BMC
Duueb
Manet
Man Fined After Hotel Feud With Woman
A downtown hotel confrontation ended with a man being fined after a dispute with a young woman. The fragmentary report notes unclear names and dates but centers on a legal action following the alleged incident.
Regained Control of Santiago Ends Cuban Revolt
Reports from Washington via Associated Press say American forces reestablished control of Santiago, Cuba, after a rebel surge. Meantime Cuban authorities assure indemnities for foreign nationals and protection of American property as troops advance toward Kantnge.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Marels Dial
Cohan
Santingo
Peta
Menoes
Cloverne Mauuez
Comessul
Usaision
Ing
Kantinge
Munoz
Luic
Havana
Marek i Gaal
Imas
Milien
Principe Henitentinrs
America
Tos
Severmniene
Kanthige
Weather Update and Unclear Public Notice From Wilton
Fragmented OCR text reports a weather update with warmer conditions and cloudiness, mention of town names and dates, and scattered phrases about officials and potential hearings. The readable items are incomplete and mix weather, public notices, and local commentary with no coherent event or outcome.
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