Costly Venezuelan Revolt Verdict Confirmed
The Venezuelan superior court upheld the tower court ruling against New York and Bermudez Asphalt Co, fining 35.5 million for aiding the Mateos revolt against President Castro. The company may appeal to the court of cassation as U S witnesses supported the claim. The case followed a long, bitter dispute with U S government involvement.
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Castro
United States
Associated Prevs
Caraces
Ver
Wittemstad
Curacoa
Superior Court of Venezuela
Tower Court
Cork & Bermudez Asphalt Company
Mateos
Court of Cassator
New York
Civil Court of First Instance
Court of Cassation
Venezeule
Asphalt
Alateos
Asphalt Company
Lerbers W. Bowen
Caracas
State Department
Venezuela
Peace Talks Move Toward Settlement in Morocco
Paris reports good prospects for a definite Morocco settlement based on Mulai Hafid’s submission and elimination. Hafid’s leaders send peace supplications to Abd El Aziz as General Amade notes French troops at Setta and rapid pacification in the haoui region. Madrid confirms Hafid sent peace propositions to the sultan and hints at possible arrangements to fund his departure from Morocco.
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Br Associated Press
Paris
Sovernment
Morocco
Mulei Hafid
Mujiai Haid
Amade
Im Biorocco
Hafid
S¢ttat
Haiou
Madrid
Mulai Hafid
Abd el Aziz
Mutaf Haid
Mecca
Emperor William Praises Ambassador Tower in Berlin Dinner
Berlin March 1 Emperor William expressed appreciation for Ambassador Charlemagne Tower's labors in Berlin after a dinner. He learned Frederick Caldwell American vice consul would sail today for America and sent a message for President Roosevelt. The emperor also spoke of his anger over Tower's resignation and presented photographs to Tower's children and Princess Victoria.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Emperor William
Charlemagne Tower
Tower
Frederick Caldwell
America
Caldwell
Roosevelt
William
Princess Victoria
Sorer
Arion Maennerchor
Pursuit of Bank Bandits Near Genk Oklahoma
Posse hunts three bandits who robbed a State bank and escaped. Officers pressed the chase but chances of capture look slim. Marshal Lee of the county fired upon during the pursuit and two pursuer horses were shot from under them yesterday. details from Associated Press.
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Oklahome
Lee
Supreme Court case tests license law in Indiana
In Bend Indiana on March 14 the Supreme Court tested license law, with Charles W Hover as a Prohibition presidential candidate filing. Thomas s and Joseph Hofges appeal, Perk Rhoties cited as appellee.
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Supreme Court of Indiane
Bend
Ind
Charles W. Hover
Sup Teme
Thomas @s
Joseph Hofges
Shot His Landlady in Sudden Hallway Shootout
Associated Press report states Charles Wiedman, a 58 year old bartender, shot at Mrs. Minale Heiss in her hallway, then died in hospital. Wiedman had been a long time boarder and suitor, while Mrs Heiss refused him and has no children. Police say motive unclear as children recall mother and Wiedman on good terms.
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Associated Press
Chiease
Charles Wiedman
Minale Heiss
Heiss
Dja Wiedman
Mire
Ciltdren
Wiedman
Hess
Question Hangs Fire in Wage Conference Talks
United Mine Workers of America meet in Indianapolis with invites to Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania operators to join a central wage conference. Ohio operators delay until after April 1 and eastern Ohio mirrors this stance. Indiana and Illinois operators ready to meet, while a large stock of unsold coal helps explain delays and cautious tactics in negotiations.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Aline Workers of America
Illinois
Indiana
Marten
H.C. Chapman
Ohio
ET. Bent
Tinois
Ireiana
Bent
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Northwest Lake
Finois
Hitness
Grafters Convicted In State Conspiracy Trial
John E. Sanderson former capitol furnishings contractor William Snyder William Mathues and James A. Stumaker convicted of conspiracy to defraud the state. Jury returned verdict after weeks of deliberation. Judge Harkel allowed thirty days to file reasons for new trials.
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Assosisted Press
Warnishers
John E. Sanderson
Capitol Furnithings
Wiliam
Snyder
William L. Mathves
James A. Stumaker
Harkel
Dar
W E Waugh Dies in Milmana area railway circles noted
Waugh longtime Milmana Commerce president and Milwaukee Transportation Men's Association leader died early today from heart disease. His career spanned railroading circles and business leadership, with condolences from industry peers.
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Associated Press
Ebwa Aust
Milmana Commerce
Milwaukee Transportation Men's Association
D. Ae Hindmax
David Aa Maat
Presbyterian
Busiowa
Ranss
Edwin KL
Hit
Pittsburg
Theodore F. Kad
New York
Fhemlore FL. Hane
Raiders Burn Barns Across Woodford Scott Counties
Armed riders on horseback and in buggies burned three barns in Woodford County and one across the line in Scott as shots rang out early today. No injuries reported. Governor Wilson and a convoy returning from Lexington to Frankfort narrowly avoided the masked group near Meekes Cross Roads. In another incident at Terington a night blaze destroyed Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper's barn, with no tobacco lost and crops untouched.
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Presny Versarles. Hy
Woodford
Scott
Wilson
Regisistors
Lerington
Frankfort
MeeKees Cross Roads
St. Burn Woman's Barn
Terington
Elizabeth Pepper
American Navy Demonstrates Fleet Strength in Global Cruise
Paris reports the American battleship fleet reached Magdalena Bay ahead of schedule and ready for target practice, boosting confidence in US naval power. French officers now compare the US fleet favorably with Britain as questions arise about engine reliability and boiler technology. The voyage prompts French officials to study American crew procedures and consider adopting similar boiler designs. In Panama, the torpedo boat Gotine, under Lt. Huoich El Cone, arrived two days early after leaving Callao March 2, part of the same cruise report.
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Associated Press
Paris
Atlantic
Australia
Suez Canal
South America
Magdalena
Bey
Hampton Roads
Great Britain
M. ‘Thomson
de Blanpre
Washington
San Francisco
Thomsen
France
Panama
Gotfne Weder
Lisut Huoich EL Cone
Callao
Lawyer Georg Kohler Takes Own Life At Home
Akron Ohio March reports attorney George C Kohler son of former State Attorney General J A Kohler shot himself in the temple while seated in a chair at his home. He had heavy financial involvements and losses tied to Investarent, authorities said amid local business circles.
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Assensiel Press
Akron
George C. Kohler
J. A. Kohler
Kuhter
Investarent
City Attorney Responds to Traction Case Ruling
Ex city attorney F C Stewart defends past statements on Oshkosh street railway decision. He disputes Cowling claims that the city lost nothing, argues the court rejected the city's police power use, and notes his long practice defending franchise interests while asserting he spoke as a private citizen not to harm the administration.
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Stewart
Gen
Crteman
F.C. Stewart
Cowling
Supreme Court
Ahe Street
Ralixay
Northwestern
Common Council
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Ste. Ja
Cork
Fond du Lac
the Lac
Caliel
Ueely
Hims
Poisoning death of Wisconsin school instructor tied to late January party
Appleton received word of the death of Schmidt, a Black Creek Wisconsin teacher, from blood poisoning following a leap year masquerade party on January 26. The girl was kept at home for funeral arrangements while Calumet county officials attempted to remove a homemade face paint poisoning. Schmidt was later taken to Chicago for treatment.
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Speciat Uo
Theorthwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Appleton
Lerda
Schmidt
Black Creek
Calumet Comicians
Chicago
Elevator Boy Hero of Night Fire Rescue
Associated Press reports a factory fire trapped 1000 workers on two upper floors. Elevator boy Henry Coch drove the car to save as many as possible, warning fire in the basement and guiding girls to safety before burns forced him to abandon the car. Some reached exits via fire escapes, others escaped to the roof and ground.
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Associated New -York
Cxy
Arthur Essing
Pes Street
Henry Coch
Panier
Hanna's Grandson Weds at Tufts College Connection
Bridgeport, March 14. Mark A. Hanna grandson of Marcus A. Hanna and son of three Hannas marries Agnes Murdock Pratt of Elmira. The ceremony was performed by Justice of Peace Hull. The couple met at a Tufts hop in Medford Massachusetts and the license was issued by Town Clerk Weber. The couple promised not to publish the marriage for a few days.
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Pressey
Bridgeport
Conn
Mark A. Hanna
Hanns
Tate
Marcus A. Hanna
Skefield Scientific Yate Univer N. OY
Justice of Peace Hell
Hanne
Mirs
Agnes Murdock Pratt
Elmira
Hanna
Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Weber
Justice Hull
EAMES INJURES KNEE IN SINGING INCIDENT
A performer named Eames injured a knee during a Saturday death scene at a New York venue. Reports indicate a serious knee condition with pins and possible danger to ongoing performance plans. Further details were unclear from the fragmentary source.
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New York
Marc
Eames
Five Feared Drowned After Barges Incident
Ashland Ey March 14 William Matticks, who escaped from a damaged barge, said he saw several men in the water and believed at least five had been drowned after vessels encountered trouble near the shore.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Eunk
Todey
William Matticks
Stram
Dynamite caps explode injuring a Milwaukee worker
Merwick Geiger, a workman digging with seven others, uncovered a box of dynamite caps in a Milwaukee dig site. He was buried fifty feet, landed thirty feet away, and lost an eye. His other injuries include leg damage likely requiring amputation. The seven helpers were unharmed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sarpal
Merwick Geiger
Duel Ends in Street Shooting of Italian Stranger
A well dressed Italian, rumored to be a Blackhand agent, was shot to death in a street duel at First Avenue and 4th Street as three assailants fled. Witnesses say the man may have been collecting tribute or seeking vengeance. The case reflects a tense neighborhood atmosphere in the Hazlem Traban district.
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Associated Press
New York
First Avenue
Waiay
Haziem Traban
Dusinyssmer
6Th Street
Tananae
Birras
Ringer
Japanese Fleet Sails on Secret Mission Amid Tatsu Talks
Reports from Hongkong and Formosa say a first Japanese naval squadron including Yakonni Suakiisunshima Asana and others has been kept ready to sail at a moment’s notice since March 7 for secret service. Negotiations with China over the Tatsu Maru seizure progress favorably, with China to pay Japan 1,400 yer and the arms cargo. release anticipated by March 16.
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Veking
Favorabis
Associated Press
Tsongkong
Formosa
Yakonni
Suakiisunshima
Asana
Figuilla
Sasebon
Fueking
China
Japan
Chinese Foreign Board Today
Macao
Portugal
Sfacao
Macacao
New York
Tokio
the Admiralty
Seseibo
Conductor maimed in engine incident at Fond du Lac
A Wisconsin Central conductor, Eugene au, suffered a severe foot injury when he slipped while stepping onto a pilot footboard and was dragged under engine wheels. surgeons amputated his left leg above the ankle. Next Friday, Fond du Lac hosts the 80th Fraternal Reserve association council’s organization at Woodman hall with 75 charter members including T S Yelle, L A Blackman, and RB Hicks.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Eugeneau
Wisconsin Central
Lefer
Wosdman Hall
Fond du Lac Coun-7
Ci No 80
Fraternal Reserve Association
T. 5
Yelle
Medford
Mrs Gates Granted Divorce From James L Gates
The case, heard in Dewmee, resulted in an absolute divorce for Gertrude Ruel Moullen Gates from Milwaukee business leader James L Gates. The judge cited cruel and inhuman treatment, with separation occurring in February after a February hearing.
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Aszcettated Press
Wis
Geretrude Ruel Moullen Gates
Todas
Ted
Millionmre
James L Gates
Judes
Jie
Rosbery at Kaukauha tie in contested operation
Fragmented report notes a tying event at Kaukauha involving Rosbery and an operation at Pani. Details are unclear as OCR includes misread terms and numbers. Further readable facts indicate a finance or damage outcome but specifics are unavailable.
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