Japanese take Tie Pass in Manchuria front
Dispatches from Tokyo and St Petersburg report Japanese forces occupying Tie Pass near Manchuria on March 16 and pressing the retreating Russian army. News describes encirclement risks for Kuropatkin, ongoing fighting north of the pass, and Japanese advances toward Tie Ling and Singking with heavy artillery and rear attacks.
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Tokio
Imperial Army
Singking Orden
Mukden
Takio
Singking
Yingpon
Fushun
Washington, D
Ta- 2
Tie Pass
Sing- Jang
St. Petersburg
Jis Agahi
Amlarshat Gjuina
Jin
Fan River
Pro
Suntoup
Trepass
Santoupu
Mistchenko
Tic Pags
Harbin
Sokio
Nichi Niehi Rhimbon
Tieling
Army Intelligence Department
Kaiyuan
Hisnans
Mothers Elect Officers At National Congress
The National Congress of Mothers elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs Frederick Scho of Philadelphia and unanimous ballots for all posts. The group discussed starting a newspaper and named a board of managers to study the plan. A title change honored Mrs Theodore Birney as founder, and honorary vice president Mrs J P Manford was named.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
National Congress of Mothers Today
Frederick Scho
Philadelphia
Mra. D. QO. Mears
Albany
W. W. Murphy
Los Angeles
Tt. R. Cotten
Bruce
BE. C. 0
Phiadelphias
Secre
J. FP
National Congress of
M. E. Garrett
Pennsylvania School For
Lilian Wlliams
Frenton
N. J
Boy, sister slain in town house, mother says not to tell
Domin Yelues, ten, and sister Mary, five, were beaten and killed in their home in Wellsvilleville Tuesday night. The boy briefly regained consciousness and said his mother ordered him not to tell, claiming he would be killed if he spoke. A district attorney noted three theories: a fiend seeking vengeance on the parents, the children witnessing the crime, or the brother’s attack prompted by the sister’s death.
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Associated Pres
West Chester
Domin
Yelues
Ber
Mary
Ifonwellville
Chesle Cnunty
Ile
Flack
Fire incidents hit Providence and Shannon City blocks
Fire and water damaged the Music Hall block in Providence center causing about 160600 dollars in losses. In Shannon City Iowa a blaze presumed incendiary wiped out the entire business district with losses over 10000 dollars, partly insured. Milwaukee blaze damaged a carpet and furniture stock at a nearby building, with losses around 0 dollars.
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Associated Prec
Providence
Music Hall
Shannon City
Iowa
Milwaukee
Ee, Wis
WL Sehneck
Third Street
Colorado Convention Debates Governor Vacancy
At a packed joint convention in Denver on March 16 the Alexander report proposing vacancy declaration and seating the lieutenant governor was withdrawn. The Griffith led contest committee found Democrat fraud in 48 Denver precincts but ruled Governor Adams legally elected. Griffith’s motion to adopt failed 14 to 2.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Alexanders
William H. Griffith
Adams
Griffith
Pleads Baby Act in Separate Maintenance Case
Chicago court rules in favor of Mrs Ai Allegretti in a separate maintenance suit against Bene dett Allegretti. The case claimed support for Allegretti and her young daughter. Allegretti contends he was too young to wed, and seven months later married Rose Opozzi of Chicago, whom he calls his lawful wife.
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Dy Allmeit Press
Chicago
Benedett Alleti
Rose Opozzi
Cortelyon Contradicts Report on RNC Chair Plan
General Cortelyon rejects today’s report that he would resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee. He says no change in plan occurred and hints at retirement only “before a great while” without a definite date.
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Associated Press
Ington
I. CL
Cortelyon
Republican National Comp Itee
Senate Deliberations Delay Illinois Judge Nominations
The senate contemplates delaying adjournment as President Roosevelt faces judicial nominations for Illinois. A planned move to elevate Kohlgaard from strict to circuit may be stalled by lack of unanimous consent. Senators discuss Santo Domingo treaty with no firm agreement to act. The Nicaraguan extradition treaty is ratified and other nominations are confirmed in executive session. Senator Morgan mounts a lengthy attack on the treaty.
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Brees
Washington, D.C
Ilinois
Senate
Kohlgaat
P Tt
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Lodge
Wittredge
Delliver
Teller
Mingan
Cullom
Mr. Cullom
White House
Newlands
Morgan
Ttik
Amin Dowas
Forged Certificate Tied to Colorado Fuel Company
The Denver, Illinois story reports forged stock certificates of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company unearthed after presenting a counterfeit 100 share certificate for transfer at Denver officers. The document falsely lists James A Nebler Br. Keller as president and bears a forged signature, with ink offset marks suggesting multiple forgeries and a tool kept to counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Merck
Colorado Fuel and Laevis Company
Davenport
Certifcate
James A. Nebler
Licrcury TC. Bésman
Copper Capitalist Meyer Guggenheim Dies in Palm Beach
Palm Beach reports the death of Meyer Guggenheim at seventy eight from pneumonia. He led M Guggenheim's Sons, owners of mining and smelting ventures. His rise began as an itinerant stove polish seller and expanded into Colorado mining and a Denver smelting plant. His Pueblo works supported philanthropy and civic reforms.
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Associated Preas
New York
Palm Beach
Fla
Meyer Guggenheim
Guggenheim
M. Guggenheim
Colorado
Denver
Pueblo
Col
Uberady
Trade outlook cheerful amid heavy pig iron tonnage
The trade outlook remains cheerful with heavy year to date pig iron tonnage and strong buying from New England Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Movements in central west Bessemer pig influence the market as the Steel Corporation weighs an anti seasonal purchase plan for April and currently runs 6.2 percent of its blast furnace capacity.
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Associated Treasy
New York
New England
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Central West
Steel Corporation
Italian Cabinet Effort Ends as Parliaments Vote Looms
Rome March 16 Deputy Fortia failed to form a new cabinet after two weeks of effort. The old Gl bullti cabinet met under King Victor Emmanuel and agreed to return before parliament. Foreign Minister Trttens takes premier and interior portfolios ad interim. The king seeks a parliamentary confidence vote to choose the new government.
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Prest
Rome
Fortia
Cglullti
Victor Emmanuel
Minbeter Trttens
Interior
Chamber of Deputies
Elks of Menasha Discuss Quarters Move and Local Affairs
The Elks lodge in Menasha with about 140 members debated changing their quarters at a Wednesday meeting. A modern building proposed by Mrs Schubert for Elk use may be accepted with modifications. The council planned a secret session on water works matters. Also noted: funeral plans for Mrs Dora Amonson, survivors, and the boat Delma wreck affecting Bert Wheeler and Thomas Shea’s Isle of Pines chicken venture.
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Menasha
Wis
The
Elks
Youms
Schubert
Hennig
Dora Amongon
de Pere
Amonson
Menisha
Thomas
Alfredo
Julius Amonson
Giorga Wickert
John Amonson
Gibbon
Minnesota
Bert Wheeler
Thomas Shea
Isle of Pines
Cuba
W. E. Relter
Chicago
Gerrude Bach
Scents
Jack Dalton
Relair
Frank Weisekuk
Marion
Montelu
Joseph Sokup
Milwaukee
Ing
Twilight Club Dinner Delivers Wisconsin Scholar Talk
Members of the Twilight club in Fond du Lac welcomed Professor Richard T. Ely of the University of Wisconsin for an address on industrial democracy at the Palmer house. Separately, workers at the Sisters of Mercy market house advance interior finishing as a new building nears occupancy with multiple floors including a library and novitiate.
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Fond du Lac
Wie
Mareh
Twilight Club
Palmer House
Orgihivalien
Richard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
Sisters of the Mfoly
Wausau
Iirn Gy
Edward Suffering From Cold With Royal Levy Attendance
London March 16 King Edward is said to have a slight cold and will miss a portion of today’s levee at St. James Palace. The prince of Wales represents the king at the function which was sparsely attended. Embassy officials and dignitaries were informed of the king’s indisposition and expected to stay in London for a day or two.
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Assia
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
He ii
St. James’ Palace
Fia Fel Carter
Craig W W Worth
Willan Philipna
Sorettry
Choate
Choate, “Fleming's Indisposition, It Is A Sceerlak At Uckingham Palace
Lansdowne
Beian Pmiinisters
German Heroic Epic Fragments Reported in Archives
Fragmentary notes detail a German heroic epic with references to Asanejate and Afareh sources. The report mentions Beurgh or Wiurgbure as a place and hints at recovered shards labeled 07 and 9 Chapin, with unclear authors.
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Asanejate
Afareh
Asma
Erger
Chapin
Evans Bill Faces Setback in Senate State Affairs
Madison March 16 Senate committee on state affairs reports for passage the Evans anti cigarette bill after assembly approval. Debate highlights recalls, Milwaukee measures, referendum aims, and municipal licensing questions. Senate votes against Saturday sessions while assembly schedules one.
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Senate Committee ON State Affairs
Madison
Wis
Senate Committee On
Stam Affairs
Assembly
Wisconsin
Smith
Assembly Committee On State Affairs
Sage
Committee On Cities
Roosevelt Family Wedding Trip to New York
President and Mrs. Roosevelt depart Washington by special Pennsylvania train to attend the wedding of Eleanor Roosevelt to Franklin Roosevelt at 2:20 PM. They will visit the bride’s mother and sister’s home, then attend banquets at Delmonico s and the Hotel Astor with speeches. They return to Washington after midnight.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Eary
New York
Pennsylvania Railway
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eliott Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Vladison Avenue
Delmonico’s
Sons of St. Patrick
Hotel Astor
Sons of the American Trevolution
Washington
Break Near Winchester Dam Destroys Locks and Property
A break in the Kentucky River near Ford County widens into a 100 yard channel washing into government locks. Damaged buildings fell into the river and others are endangered. Estimated damage totals 250 000 dollars with backwater effects near Valleyview.
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Ky Associated Press
Tleavisville
Winchester
Kentucky
Ford
Government Locks
Valleyview
Eaton Placed on Trial for Bribery Charge in Wisconsin
Milwaukee March 16 State Senator Barney A Maton was placed on trial in the circuit court before Judge Williams on a bribery charge. He allegedly accepted $100 from Albert Stark proprietor of Plankinton house harbor shop in April 1919 to influence his vote on assembly bill No 1195 concerning harboring pace of harboring in the state. Four games in the series Osh- Feeh and Fand du Lac line players are being pitted at Care Brothers' burard ball this afternoon and will continue this evening.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Barney A. Maton Wie
Williams Uhis Qrarning
Albert Stark
Plankinton House Harber
Eaton
Assembly
Harbering
Serisa
Osh- Feeh
Fand du Lac
Care Brothers
Scary Capture of Mad Man at Omaha Streetcar
Omaha Neb March 16 A mad man ran amuck for over an hour in the new street railway car at Twenty fourth and Vinton streets defying officers and edging a live wire nearly causing his own death. He eluded capture and climbed a car, grasped the live wire, suffered a severe shock, then was taken in charge. The man gave his name as Edward Mallett from Vincennes Indiana. Desperate arrest in Arkansas City Kan James Davis wanted for bank robbery seized after a siege in Main street building leaving a wounded marshal and a brief exchange of gunfire before Davis was captured.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
New Street
Barneb Twenty-fourth
Vinton Streets
Uain
Edward Mallett
Vincennes
Indiana
Desperado
Arkansas City
Kan
Murch
James Divis
Bank of Senfrow
Renfrow
Oklahoma
Casine
Marshal Se
Sexter
Davis
Main Street
Seylar
Mrs Severance Weds Milwaukee Divorcee in Quick Marriage
Attorney John E. Winn and Mrs. Alice Cullingbourne Severance, the divorced Severance, wed yesterday at the bride’s home with Judge Halsey presiding. Winn, recently divorced, secured permission to marry within a year and took a license for the ceremony. The couple left for Europe, with Severance a noted Milwaukee musician and the Severances once from Oshkosh.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John E. Winn
Island Avenue
Alice Cullingbourne Severance
Biddle Street
Severance
Halsey
Nath F. Sanger
Winn
Ream
Italy to Fortify Eastern Frontier As Defensive Measure
The article notes Italy plans fortification along its eastern Alps frontier. Authorities study methods to defend against Austrian advances, aiming to deter hostile forces and ensure peninsula safety. Relations with France have improved, reducing isolation fears and supporting a balanced fortification plan.
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Associated
Alliange
Tully
France
Crispi
Italy
Alps
Tombaidy
Vetin
Austria
Mrs Henry Kempf's Death Shocks Local Community
Henry Kempf died this morning after a lingering illness at home on 195 Tenth Street. He was formerly in the hardware business run by J Menzel at Seventh and Oregon. The deceased was a longtime city resident active in German circles. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Mitten Conrad, four weeks old, son of Gustave Conrad at 33 River Street, died today. funeral planned Sunday at 2 PM from the house.
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Henry Kempf
Tenth Street
J. Menzel
Seventh
Oregon Streets
Mitten Conrad
Gustave Onimud
River Street
Funeral pallbearers falter during snow bound procession
Milwaukee dispatch reports at Pound Wisconsin Miss Tutin Nachiway died after a year of illness leaving her blind. At her funeral six young women who served as pallbearers grew weak and rested the casket on the snow while four stood guard and others sought replacements.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Pound
Senator Hawley Stricken by Sinking Spell in Washington
United States Senator Hawley was stricken yesterday afternoon and lapsed into a coma, remaining in that condition until late today when he rallied briefly and appeared for a short time to be consoling. He then returned to a state of feeble breathing and apparent absence of pain.
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fRy Associates Press
Washington, T. CL
United States
Hawley
Hitchcock in Harness
Assistant Postmaster General Hitchenck took the oath of office and began his duties. The formal ceremony and transition occurred in Washington, March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock IN Harness
Arzoglaivd Press
Washington, DT. C
Hitchenck the Ting
War Appeals Move to Keep Russia Fighting in 1905
Berlin reports that Emperor Nicholas II rejected peace overtures as Russian commanders urged continued war effort. Finance ministers note Russia has gold reserves and home credit to sustain years of conflict if needed while manpower remains limited.
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Associated Preas
Berlin
Fila Agin
Nicholas
Paigsiaent
Freien
Associated Press
Wmferor Nicholaa
Tussia
Imperial Bank
Vapedicuta
Be Good For Something Says Missionaries In Conference
Columbus reports that Old Missionary conference attendees include Dr. West Todla Dr. Spencer Japan Dr. Lyon India Dr. George H. Jones Tur EA Dr. Gainewell Japan and Dr Bealt India with Dr Scott arriving the morning. The sermon contrasts be good with be good for something as a new creed.
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Associated Arees
Columbus
Chin
Board of Trade
Ro Wesmrns
West Carrollton
Wincelf
Dr. West
Todla
de. Spencer
Japan
Dr. Lyon
India
George H. Jones
Turea
Gainewell
Paris correspondents report safety and capture in Mukden
Paris by Associated Press reports Ludayte Nadeau of a French paper was said to aid Chinese at Mukden during the Tuasiim retreat but was later captured by Japanese and sent to Japan, where he hopes to regain liberty. Meanwhile Jatile of The Chicago Daily News was misreported as fleeing.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ludayte Nadeau
Merchants Hope as River Pass Opens Nurjing Region
Traffic on the Yinkaow Koupantse Sinmintin line resumes today after the Tle pass capture, enabling shipment of provisions. Newehwang residents celebrate release of a thousand junks trapped upriver with large stores of beans and bean cake awaiting the river’s opening.
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Associated Press
Wenchwang
Trafffic
Yinkaow-Koupantse-Sinmintin
Newehwang
Tle Pass
Lino River
Bituminous Rotineres Convention Holds Secret Session
Altoona March 16 Associated Frees reports the bituminous rotineres convention went into secret session to consider the scale. When the scale is completed it will be presented to the operators at a joint fusion which began this afternoon.
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Associated Frees
Altoona
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Yama
Kuropatkin
Te Pash
Tigling
V Tieling
Shanghai
Kirin
Santoupur
Tie’ Pass
Manchuria
Ivas
Tic Pass
Singhing
News Serioun
Néagin
Liaa
Karapatkin
Cloneo
Mrs. Sehou
Illinois
Denver Company
Blacking Vonder
Elks OF
Dorn
Ely
Fond du Lie Organization
Prince of Wales Te Wort
Heen
Evans Bill
Greater Milwaukee
Omfcaln
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Greater
Lenroot
Leroy
Andrews
Page
Norcross
Committee of State Affairs
Railway Committee
Railway Commission
Mrs. Roosevelt
Live Wire Sobers
Denon
South Side
Hawley III
St. Petershare
Deuehna
Stevk
Hussla
Howat
Amood
Berkit
Paria Beerers
Twles
Colted Stried Bowie
Ninister
England
Germany
Resi
Ila Tehyan Tinelaw
Trussia
Fogiuyed
Mukden Hattle
Angus Inera
Altona
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