English political crisis shifts in House of Lords veto debate
Special to The Northwest from Woodbank House Monmouthshire reports Labour and Irish Nationalist pressure on liberaldominant government. Asquith must seek ally support to pass budget while Lords veto remains central. Keir Hardie demands independence. Redmond warns against home rule delays. Times notes potential accommodation between Liberals and Nationalists amid coalition fragility.
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England
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House of Commons
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London
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Ireland
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Fords
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Wien
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Mons
Waraionur
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Red_mond
Cauith
the Times
Lloyd George-Churchillam
Asiuth
Revolutionary Party
Parfour
Reform of the house of lords debated in public speech
E B stark discusses the long stalled reform of the upper chamber. He notes peers proposed schemes to strengthen the Lords and argues against a single‑chamber government, referencing the origins and functions of the upper house as a future topic.
Hanged by Madan reported to state department
Washington reports from March say George Cannon, cousin of Leroy Cannon, was charged as the head conspirator tied to the Managua legation case. The U S State Department received word that Cannon, an American, was questioned and possibly imprisoned in Costa Rica under the alias Robinson after fleeing Nicaragua with connections to Chamorro and Dradriz.
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Lerer
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Madria
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Newa
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Canton
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New Orleans
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Can
Pepper sprayed at bowling match noted as distraction incident
In Neenah Wisconsin March a bowling match between Menasha and Louis Ueseh ended with pepper thrown toward Fritzen as he aimed a ball. Despite near blindness he continued playing, winning the twenty game contest. Meanwhile a city council recess session adopted public works recommendations and discussed paving, sewers, and water for local properties. A marriage was solemnized at the McMurchy home and Clara Mahones funeral is slated for Wednesday.
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Fritzen
Hip
Board of Public Works
Phebe
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Oshkosh
Sane
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Mire
A. McMurchy
Dory Avenue
Methodist Church
de McMurch
Maas
Marinette
Neenah
Step From Combination To Anarchy Warns In Court
Frank Jp Nellore for the government arraigned Standard and company before the supreme court of the United States in the case tied to cash in Missouri. He warns that money power can steer the country toward control in five years. The argument frames the trend as a step from combination to racialism and then to socialism and anarchy.
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Frank Jp. Nellore
Standard and Company
Supreme “Orpt
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Missouri
Mr. Watson
Milburn
Cannon Aides Party Renews Hit On Insurgents
Springfield March 1 Speaker Cannon reiterates opposition to insurgents and upholds Payne tariff law as best revenue producer. He cites Republican platform pledges, argues party unity with President, and urges editors to support continued legislative cooperation for tariff policy.
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Senate
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Europe
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Oean
Barker Declares Self as Governor Candidate
Barker declares his candidacy for governor amid party disputes. The statement emphasizes republican values and critiques opponents, signaling a combative stance in the gubernatorial race.
Supreme Court upholds part of contributory fault law case
Special to The Northwestern Madison reports the Supreme Court decision in the Michaililey v. etc. case upholding employer negligence limits and the 1907 statute on contributory fault. The ruling sustains that the primary electrological matter affects workers without violating equal protection, and clarifies the state’s power under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Madison
Pier Gine
Supreme Rent
Wil St. Paul
Wiley
Kilew
Kiley
Greta
Spioneer
Minter
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Thaw Case Seeks Stay in Appeal Court
A New York attorney and former counsel for a party seek to restrain further proceedings in the Glenville case. The matter involves alleged fees due and is before the United States district court.
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Ned York
Formenly
Counecl
Glenen
Eulp
Ectioet
United States
Lycoulnern
New York Street
Apel
May Arbitrate Strike Talks Signal Possible Settlement
Philadelphia negotiators and transit union officials met after late Saturday talks aimed at opening a path to a settlement in the looming strike. Officials described friendly exchanges as a sign both sides might concede points and return to bargaining. A public poll shows 2,476 ballots cast in Philadelphia with 19 against the strike and seven blank.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphils
Lasher
Ainalmar
Death Street
Hlothe Railway Co
Pittabure
Union Omen
Arathe
Postmaster Nomination Withdrawn in Quiet Action
The nomination of Lorene Peres for postmaster was withdrawn as the Nerliweret and Worthington district reported no confirmation. Senator Stephens did not comment, while petitions and letters from local groups vanished from the scene.
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Worthington
Lorene Peres
Ruestermann
Senate
Stephensar
Maine Warship Funded Lift to Raise the Maine
A House committee today favorably reports a bill appropriating 6900 to raise and salvage the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. The action reflects a wartime priority to recover the sunken ship and its symbolic value.
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Welington
Maine
Hasan Harbor
Unclear source text on unrequited love case
Fragmentary Associated Press note mentions March item and an unresolved case. Details are unreadable, with names and events garbled.
Cudahy Case Adjourned Without Appearance
The case of J Cudahy the millionaire clubman charged with attacking J Lillis president of the Western Enea Bank was called today in Kansas City Mia but neither defendant nor principal witness appeared and the case was continued at the request of the city attorney while it proceeds the city attorney urged confirmation of the case and the judge adjourned proceedings.
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Dt Press
Kansas City
Mia
J. Cudnahy
Dere J. Lillis
Western Enea Bank
Wis Callei
Cudahy
Lilia
Mrs Cheslock Dies in Wisconsin City
Mrs Cheslock aged twenty died after a four month illness at Neuendorf Wisconsin. She leaves a husband and father, four sisters and three brothers all residing in the city. Funeral services will be held at the Kierpfel home Friday afternoon at two with Rev. Stauffer officiating. Also noted were city council bids on pavement projects and a fire damaging Mrs Carl Landatron's Garfield avenue residence started by sparks from a passing railroad engine.
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Charles, Willan
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Kierpfel
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A. N. Strange
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Stauffer
Cfty Omureell
Wasel Construction Company
Whnam Schubert
Frank Korotev
Carl Landatron
Garfield Avenue
Woorlensware Company
Willam Straetz
Roman Tuchherer
Gly
Carl Jung
Oshkosh
Roosevelt’s Paris Visit Delayed to Late April Plans
Telegraph from Mareth reports Parle stating President Friegevelt will not arrive in Paris before April 25. Roosevelt, currently in Khartoum, plans limited U.S. return via San Francisco if engagements permit. He aims to visit Denver and Cheyenne during frontier celebrations and to meet callers between excursions.
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Parle
Wormer
Friegevelt
Paris
Outils
Khartoum
Afarch Denger
Roosevelt
Perton
Kanensly
Naka
United States
San Franconn
Iin
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Misa Leaner TR Alexander
Posable
Denver
Aukub Rent Por
Sudan
Lie Teoysevelta
Hagsevelt
Colgnet Roonevett
Ranges Alt
MANY INJURED IN WRECK NEAR MEADOW
A motor vehicle wreck caused numerous injuries according to Hy Assemetal Press. Details are unclear due to damaged text but report indicates several people were hurt in the incident near Meadow.
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Peng Meadow
York
Two Die In Hotel Fire In Missouri Boarding House
Dispatch reports a deadly hotel fire in Missouri involving a boarding house where multiple residents perished. Authorities identify two victims as local workers and residents linked to the building, with investigation ongoing into cause and ignition points.
Futures Law Is Valid in the State
A fragment notes Agenciated Proes outlines legal changes requiring a five cent stamp on each futures deal affecting grain stocks and provisions. It references Mo. Marely 13 date and discusses the legality of sustained cansite Lihionality and related penalties.
Mediation sought as firemen strike looms across western railways
Chicago March 15 mediation under the Erdman act was requested by railway leaders to settle a dispute with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The application covers wages hours and conditions of employment on forty seven roads and calls for swift mediation by Knapp and Wells with prospects of a Chicago visit if needed. union leaders reserve the right to strike, with details to follow later.
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Wee
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Kapapp
Ipesstate Emomerce Commission
Thes
Washington, D.C
Mediaton
WW. J. Nixon
General Managers Committee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ngina
Knapp
Dr. Weill
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Brotherhood
Nell
Chicago
Mr. Wells
Interstate Commerce
Carter
Washington
General Managers’ Committee
Tadiy
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Chicaga
Knanp
Iegran Shin
Nhinn
Conte
Geneon
W. Brath Bond
Ani
Sesssian
Cnicigt
Gers
Caomuurttes
Portuguese Bark Lost as 32 Drown Near Azore Islands
A Portuguese bark with thirty two people presumed drowned near the Azores after leaving Pico. Weather reports note mild to warm conditions and unsettled seas. The remaining details describe attempts to locate survivors and confirm timing around March.
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Antiste Prass
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