United States and Mexico weigh Central American peace bid
Washington reports serious consideration of joint U.S. and Mexico action to enforce the Central American peace pact amid Zelaya's Nicaragua crisis. Navy dispatches to the region increase, while Mexico weighs a conference as diplomats seek a resolution.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.1
America
Mexico
Central America
Zelaya
Navy Department
Gregory
Managua
Washington
Senor
Espinosa
United States
Nicaragua
Dubuque
Bivofields
Guantanamo
Marietta
Mampton Roads
Axwalls
State Department
Salvador
Tacoma
Porto Cortez
Yorktown
Anapala
Coriato
Depaltehaf
la Barra
Secretary of State
Panama
Cuba
Knox
Meyer
Win
Tesson
Xexico
Amer
Althouh
Nichaguans
Legation
Amiens
Emery
Stake Department
Delayue
Department of State
Diplomatic Rift Deepens As Nicaragua Severes Ties
The United States faces a strained stance as Zelayo and Nicaragua clash over ambassadorial conduct. Gregory, the American envoy, faces harsh obstruction, with Marion cables detailing delays and discrediting leaks. Armored cruisers are sent to Hoffman to project influence, swelling friction with Managua.
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Gregory Hand
Swinburne
Corinto
Managua
Gregory
Republi
War on the Black Hand and Petrosini’s Murder
National and city police vow relentless action against Black Hand societies after the murder of Lieut. Petrosini in Palermo. The report lists Petrosini as the fifth officer linked to Black Hand killings, with several other victims across Pittsburgh New York and Baltimore and ties to detectives in multiple cities.
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Associated Presa
New York
Petrosini
Palermo
Sicily
Petrosin
United States
Baltimore
Joseph Petrozini
Hfn
Joseph di Giorgio
Wallbrook
Felipe Rea
Pittsburg
Joseph Sunseri
Ciameligrosa
the Walier
Black Hland
Vito Loducn
Talermo
Italy
Guiseippi Creami
New York City
Camella Ta Rosa
Tittsburg
Cleveland
Lors
di Gioergia
Roosevelt Goes Calling in New York March 13
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt visits New York for a social visit and informal luncheon in his honor hosted by Robert J. Collier. He calls on relatives at J West Roosevelt’s home and meets authors and editors at the Century Club before spending the afternoon with Douglas Robinson. He returns to Oyster Bay on an early train.
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New York
Finesevelt
J. West Roosevelt
Century Club
Robert J. Collier
Roosevelt
Collier
Douglas Robinson
Hea
Oyster Bay
Manilla Strikes and Quake Reported by AP
Local seismographs logged earthquakes from TG to Hethuteleet this morning. Disturbance area estimated at 104KuE mietres distant. Street railway strike weighs on Manilla workers amid protests. Writs of mandamus denied. Domindaor Gomey sentenced to forty ramadis imprisoned in Bilibid for involvement. Large crowds gathered at police court headquarters in remonstration.
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Associated Press
Mani
Hethuteleet
Manilla
Laher Cireles
Mandamus
Mandamus Far Habens
Senehtter
Domindaor Gomey
Lave
Libor Demler
Prion
Trial nears end in Carmack assassination case
Nashville dispatch reports the long trial of Col D. B. Cooper Robin Cooper and John P. D. Sharp for the murder of U S Senator Carmack nears conclusion as Judge Hart delays verdict to Monday or Tuesday due to missing instructions. Defense argues the state failed to present a theory and questions key testimony while the prosecutor McCain condemns political framing and criticizes defense tactics.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Toyin
Col D. B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
John PD. Sharp
Semnor
Sareh
Carmack
Fred
Revin
McCain
Carthack
Paris Struck By Telegraph Strike Triggers Guarded Lines
Paris is cut off from external telegraphic communication after a strike sparked by a quarrel between a subchief and operators. About 400 workers walked out, leaving stations guarded by troops as concerns of militia deployment grow. Finance Minister Caillaux and Marine Minister Ticard met to discuss cabinet changes over navy appropriations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Central Telegraphic Bureau
Post Office
M. Pataud
Electrical Union
Caillaux
Marine Tiicard
Heinze Necklace Case Dismissed in Omaha Court
The suit to recover a $10,000 Heinze pearl necklace against the police department was dismissed in court. John D. Savin, who found the pearls in front of the Knickerbocker hotel in New York and sought a reward, had pursued the case but the Greek waived all claims and the necklace was returned to its owner.
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Ty Associated Preas
Omaha
Neb
John D. Savin
Knickerbocker Hotel
New York
Heinze
Greak
University Bus Action In Assembly
The Wisconsin assembly debated anti segregation and university funding as the legislative session opened. A Senate inquiry heard charges against Assemblyman Ring related to alleged payments, while anti segregation measures advanced, including a bill to place women on equal footing with men at the university. The assembly adjourned inquiry proceedings until Monday afternoon.
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Speetu
Madison
Wis
Seaos
University of Wisconsin
Committee On
Creatyn
Senate
Congress
Ay Hill
Agricultural College
Ringe
Nedlinville
Ford
Ming
Ting
Nalisville
Thac
Crosby
Clik
Barher
Neilleville
Stephenson
Momlay
M. ¢. Ringe
Nellis
Ena
Priniry Fon
Asomabivinan Tredford
Mgr. Ting
Aginst
As Romblyman
Bradford
Asmblyman Thadford
Ring
Meney
Neilinville Republican Press
Emory'rowhy
Clark County
Neillsville
Thane
Assemblyman
Fray
W.T. Smith
Smith
Rennter Mareh
John Miller
Charman Marsh
W. O. Smith
Assembly
Agifnet Bradford
Mir Thing
Cormumittee
Marsh
Tokhow
Wh, Hatton
Marah
Wisconsin University
Carnegie Fund
Joan Ingram
Committee On Education
Wambrecht
Board of
Uniersity Regents
Elaine
Gaylord
Two Residents Celebrate Eighty Third Birthday on Game Day
Readable items note two respected local residents of Oakhola celebrate their eighty third birthday during the game day. Also mentioned are residents of Algoma who marked sixty years of marriage. Officials discuss thoughts on equal suffrage and district matters. The paper includes theater notes, church dedication, and a Cedar Point treaty reference.
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Hoclal
Sporting
Oahkoah
Algoma
B.C. Gudden
Cedar Point
Mus
W. Lawson
Milwaukas
Milwaukas Christian Secentista
Investment era in coin funding inquiry report
Testimony before the investigation committee details allegations of improper campaign spending and possible payments to supporters. Witnesses including Wi.J. Smith and John Miller describe funds used for salaries and expenses, with emphasis on Stephenson's role and questions about contributions from the Hatton fund and other sources.
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Nce
Wi.j. Smith
Noilavnie
Stephenson
Smith
Maresh Ay
Hatton
Marsh
Hatton Fund
Investigati
Gald
Mataien
Thad Campalen
Campalen
Nellisville
Clark County
Insurgents Clash Over Taft Era House Rules Compromise
In a Washington dispatch the insurgents and regulars failed to unite behind a Cummins Taft compromise on Sixtieth Congress rules. Theodore Roosevelt surfaced as an insurgent sympathiser while Taft seeks to hasten party unity and proceed with a committee on rules changes. President Taft met with cabinet members and spoke with Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon as the insurgent fight shapes the early congressional agenda.
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Associated Preay
Washington
1. C
Sixtieth Congress
Congress
Cummins
Iowa
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Cannon
House
Ti Wre
Hitler Fee
Mann
Indis
Currier
New Hampshire
Kelfer
Ohio
Smith
Bravens
Minnesota
Watson
Indiana
Lelie Elgeit
Ttia
Tat
Part Ae
Pirbie
Congresa
White House
Han
Offierra
Party caucuses loom as Congress nears new session
Quote filled with fragmented lines shows Republicans and Democrats debating education policy and party loyalty. Insurgents weigh course, regulars urge unity, while Democrats call for a Monday caucus as the Sixtieth Congress nears its uncoming session.
Curious Harry Thaw trial witness Mann in courtroom clash
In Chicago on March 14 Associated Press reports Laman Mann, accused in the murder of Frianives 4, burst with anger as Assistant States Attorney Day pressed him. Mann denied guilt, faced sharp questions, and amid warnings from Judge McSurley the session grew heated with Mann denying involvement and recounting claims about Maud Shanks and his past.
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Chicago
Laman
Mann
Thompson
Harry KK
Aland
Attorney Day
Attorney Day Wrose
Fanny
Tater
Evied
Modern Priscilla club hosts ornamental dinner in Omro
In Omro Wisconsin March 1 members of the Modern Priscilla club entertained ACua sia vetuek with a dinner at Miss Idanche thodea host. Red and green crepe decor the room as four courses were served. Each guest received a name card and place card pair aligning with a puzzle themed seating. Grace Cronk won a fancy sofa pillow after the center table doll game. Guests enjoyed flash pictures before leaving.
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Grecsal
Ormre
Wis
Priscilia Clu
Misa Idanchethodea
Quel Plate
Anna Reed
Grace Cronk
Stolypin Out of Danger After Turbulent Struggle
From Petersling March 1 Associated Press reports Stolypin’s condition is improving after a dangerous episode at Tungfa station. Recovery expected soon. Minister Kokovsok to serve as acting premier during the absence.
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Petersling
Mure
Lnft
Tung Fa
Kokovsok
Reciprocal demurrage bill moves in Senate
Sacramento March 13 An assembly measure to enact reciprocal demurrage similar to Texas law heads to the senate. It would require railways to furnish cars to shippers on demand or pay $6 daily per car demanded and not supplied.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
Senate
Anthracite Miners Split Over New Working Pact
Philadelphia reports three anthracite district executive boards meet to plan a tri district convention in Scranton on March 23. They aim to press for a new working agreement replacing the current one expiring March 3, with delegates elected next week and President Lewis returning from Indianapolis. The issue remains unresolved as talks with operators adjourn without a fixed pact.
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Anthracite Diateicis
Gelisto Serahom
Lewis Ince A
Sistenesut
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Miners’ Union
Central Labor Union
Scranton
Lewis
Indianapolis
Morning Story
United Mine Workers of America
Central Labor Union Hall
Lewix
Tris
United Wine Workers
Anthracia En Region
Unio
Coal Road
United Mine Workers
Near
Totate
Clearing House Record Shows Record Oshkosh Volume
The Oshkosh clearing house closes at twelve VE night with the largest daily total in its history. Receipts reach 461 892.08, surpassing previous records by about 10 000. The heaviest business day in the institution’s history is cited, with daily totals listed for several days including 7 8 615.01 and 118 998.51 among others.
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Oshkosh Clearings
Weele
Thos Sahout
Oshkosh Banka
Meaday
Weather Forecast Mixes Snow Flurries With Colder Night
Local forecast predicts snow flurries and a drop in temperatures tonight, with Sunday expected to be fair but colder. Winds light, and Saturday temperatures near seasonal norms.
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Leones
Chirtas
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