Chicago bankers say Wall Street slump is New York affair
Chicago bankers characterize the stock market decline as a New York affair and predict no alarm in the middle west. They cite ample money reserves, stable rates, and believed end of the Wall Street slump, with relief measures aiding confidence amid continued market volatility.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Wall Street
Middle West
Floclewfellow
William Rockefeller
March
Tulay
London
Sreusmondia
Cne
AL Rene Yous
Yestern
Legacs
Ceiling Collapse Halts Russian Parliament Session
A palace ceiling in St Petersburg collapsed during a parliamentary session, injuring none seriously as plaster and timber debris fell. President Golovin ordered temporary seating in the rotunda while a larger hall is repaired, with a week hoped for completion and a ministerial policy declaration postponed.
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St Petersburg
Deurlda
Orix
Center
Lef
Golovin
Department of Palaces and Public Buildings
Council of the Empire
Case of Banker Walsh Demurrer Upheld in Part
Chicago March 16 Judge Anderson in federal court sustained the demurrer to twenty two counts in the Walsh indictments charging misuse of bank funds. The demurrer to the remaining one hundred sixty counts was overruled and the court set next Tuesday to consider furnishing a bill of particulars unless the district attorneys provide it sooner.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Anderson
Federal Court
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Promotion of Peace Foundation Board Appointments
Washington March 15 Beth Low of New York and Thomas G Bush of Birmingham Alabama were named as representatives of the general public under a March 2 act to establish a foundation promoting industrial peace The Nobel prize and recent Norwegian prize awarded to the president are cited as completing the administrative board composition.
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Giyecu Ptebs
Washington, D. C
Beth Low
New York
Thomas G. Bush
Birmingham
Ala
Scene of Naval Horror as Jena Vessel Destroyed
New York dispatches indicate the Jena disaster will spark wide naval opinion splits. Theories range from torpedo explosion to spontaneous combustion, with messages from Boulogne and Paris reflecting the different explanations.
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Jena
Boulon
Paris
Testimony in Thaw case questions Hummel role
The Thaw trial reveals disputes over whether Abraham Hummel acted as attorney for Evelyn Nesbit and whether a professional privilege was waived after Nesbit testified. Hummel is questioned about dictating a statement to a stenographer with Nesbit present and whether the writing reflected the dictation.
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Associated Dregs
New York
March
Hartridge
Mabou
Mr. Jerome
Hadridge
Ware
Fitzgeraald
Abraham Trummel
Velyn Nesbit
Tavelyn Neshlefthaw
Delmas
Youngs
Thaw Oon
Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Higamet
Hummie
Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Delmng
Migs Nesbit
Fitzgerald
Ming Nesbit
Hummelf
Dry goods store looted in Milwaukee burglary
A Wins econgin special from Racine reports the heaviest burglary in Milwaukee. Between ten last night and daylight this morning thieves entered the drygoods store of Edward Zahn on Main street and carried away alc ks and skirts and other dry goods valued at 2500 dollars.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Edward Zahn
Main Street
Man Injured by Bull Near Racine Farm
Byron Boyles aged nineteen was attacked by a feral bull seven miles southwest of Milwaukee on a farm. He suffered broken legs a fractured jaw and internal injuries with unlikely recovery. The incident was reported as special to the Daily News from Racine Wisconsin on March 15.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily
Racine
Byron Boyles
Law Passed for Village Agricultural Schools Funding
Special to The Northwerters Madigan Wisconsin March 25 legislature sent a bill to villages hosting agricultural schools to issue bonds for building projects. The value of the buildings determines one fifth of their cost eligible for funding. The senate approved yesterday and it was signed by Governor Davidson tonight. Senator Pridd introduced the bill as a committee measure, and both houses passed it within twenty four hours of introduction.
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Madigan
Wis
Senate
Davidson
Pridd
Noth Houses
Milwaukee Man Hangs Self in Tree After Threats
Special to The Northwestern reports John Hunt, eighty four, died by hanging from a strap looped around a tree in a Chippewa county area. Found dead in a clump of trees, the death appears self inflicted. His wife found the body after he had repeatedly threatened suicide, and despair is suspected as the cause.
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Milwaukee
Wit
Wally Saynt
John Hunt
Senator Spooner era unsettled move to New York noted
A Wisconsin dispatch reports Senator Spooner, formerly of Madison, plans to reside in New York City. The Star-Times receipt hints he may not return to Wisconsin, expecting to settle on Phity-Orth Street in New York. The note suggests a shift of residence rather than imminent political reentry.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Madson
Hudson Star-Times
A. €. Spooner
Bheener
Gollingwood
Phity-Orth Street
New York City
New York
Stephen Bull Celebrates Eighty Fifth Birthday
Stephen Bull of Racine Wisconsin, a surviving member of the J. I. Case Threshing Machine founders, marked his eighty fifth birthday quietly. Bull, retired due to eyesight issues, lives in Racine and had a subdued celebration as reported by The Northwestern.
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Stephen Wan
Racine
Mmilway
Wis
Stephen Bull
Big Four
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
Mr. Bull
Governor Folic Signs Anti Lobby Bill Into Law
Associated Press reports in Jefferson City Massachusetts that Governor Folic signed the anti lobby bill which becomes law ninety days after adjournment. The measure requires all lobbyists to register with the secretary of state on arrival and declare their visit purpose. Pride goeth before an indictment and a haughty spirit before an investigating committee.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Folic
Action for Davidson in Wisconsin race heats up
Madison March 15 The petition for James C. Davidson’s election to the United States senate was delivered to Assemblyman Steycraft Kest last night and sent to the speaker’s desk. Lenroot and allies continue efforts to keep Davidson’s candidacy alive as caucus questions cloud the race. Several candidates plan brief returns home before resuming activities Monday or Tuesday.
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Wis
James C. Davidson
United States
Steycraft Kest
Dhe
Atu
Nis
Tila
Litie Stephenson
Fenster la Folletta
John Hannan
Lourcot
Chicago
USA
Stephenson
Lenroot
Lanroutlis
la Vollette
Hla
Congrematin Coopers
United Brites Renalol AL
Mneha
Arvine L. Lenrovot
W. T. Hatan
Hatten
Milwaukee
Congressman Cooner
Racine
Isaac Staphensen
Marinette
Congressman Bach
la Crosse
Goldfield Names 100 Special Officers to Enforce IWW Boycott
In Goldfield Nevada last night the Azens organized to oppose the Industrial Workers of the World. All mines and stores will close indefinitely after midnight. No one will employ IWW members and the town backs the AFL in organizing the trades. A hundred special officers are appointed to patrol the city and maintain order.
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Associated Presa
Goldfield
Nev
Azens
Industrial Workers of the World
American Federation of Labor
Ciy
Sentenced to die? Two men get life imprisonment
Burlington Iowa March 14 Arnold Zimmer white and Tom Grimes colored who pleaded guilty to the murders of John Gavin January 22 were today sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Arnold Zimmer
Tom Grimes
John Gavin
Ife
Memphis Charter Abolished by House Action
The Tennessee House passed a bill abolishing Memphis city government and giving Governor Patterson power to appoint new city officials. Senator Carmack led the opposition, and the measure had previously cleared the Senate.
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Oby Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tennnessee
House
Memphis
Patterson
Carmack
Senate
Coming City in North Would Rise at Fort Churchill
Washington reports Secretary Root notes favorable evidence from Canada on developing a harbor at Fort Churchill Hudson Bay for grain export. Neptune voyage findings show navigable season July to November with 1000 mile savings per voyage to Europe. A railroad link from York to Churchill could support a growing city and grain elevators.
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Washington, D, DC
Root
State Department
Canada
Mort Churchill
Hudson Bay
Dominion
Europa
Great Grain
Bay
Europe
Neptune
Fort Churchill
Port Churchill
Tecminua
Gil Cometry
Gutarlo
Foud
Kappe
Fort Wille
Port Arthur
Churchill
Fort Willen
Nicaragua Wins Battle and War Hints in Central America
Nicaragua issues decree recognizing Manduras provisional government and deems its members wives of Nicaragua, while Honduran officers including Gener Merino are killed. Dispatches say U S officials discuss arbitration and aid, with gunboat Paducah heading to Bluefields to cooperate with Marietta to protect American interests.
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Associated
Manny Nicaragua
Manduras
Nicaragua
Ba Jan
Nieras
Vondurang
Gener Meleda Merino
Washington, D. C
Sentral
Nicearagui
Further Flood News from Evansville and Portsmouth
Evansville Indiana reports the Ohio River rising toward forty four to forty five feet with crest expected mid next week and a possibility of exceeding previous highs. In Portsmouth Ohio the river reaches fifty four feet four inches and climbs four inches per hour as schools open shelters for flood refugees amid rapid currents and rising flood fear.
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Associated Pres
Evansville
Ind
Portsmouth
Ohio
Indea
Drybreak
Beating and stabbing murder in Tancack by son
Mrs. Joseph Toni aged fifty three was beaten to death by her twenty three year old son Joseph in Tancack Michigan. He used a stick and carving knife during breakfast, then fled after the attack but was later arrested. Neighbors reported the killer had been acting oddly and claimed someone was standing on his head.
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Associated Press
Tancack
Mich
Joseph Toni
Taday
Joseph
Reece
Galp. the Slayers Behieved To Be Invene. Nfo
Pittsburg Flood Ravages Rivers Save The City
The great flood in the Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio rivers floods downtown Pittsburg. Water peaks near 57 feet, then recedes. tens of thousands lose work, bridges weakened, hotels flooded, power and telegraph lines down, and emergency crews battle to restore services. Several deaths reported in Allegheny County. widespread economic damage and displacement across the region.
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Hy Associated Press
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Annex
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Fred Leeke
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W.o Va
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Wiam Francis
Esther
John
Pranly
Riveraide
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Standard
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