Clash of Operators Delayed Conference In Coal Talks
A two o clock start for the joint conference between coal operators and miners in Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania was set after operators met in secret session. F L Robbins promoted peace while Indiana Ohio and Maine operators opposed concessions to miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indiana
Oho
Mminois
Winers
Indianapolis
Ind
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
G. W. Trear
Chicago
W. B. Wilson
C. L. Schaggs
F. $. Brooks
Columbus
Mitchell
F. L. Rothe King
Hainois
Robbina
Seals Committee
Bowling Congress Begins With Six Two Man Teams
Louisville March 20 A special six two man teams opened today's National Bowling tournament. Teams include Graft and Cooper of Indianapolis 1083 roots and Gazzoli Toledo 1058 Knowl and Prouty Cleveland 1018 Krug and Klamp Milwaukee 1004 Blerhouse and Flautcher Milwaukee 903 Finehelm and Lempert Toledo 981. The presidency of the American Bowling Congress to replace J P Hager of Louisville narrows to Albert Baltz Philadelphia and Robert H Gryson Indianapolis. Philadelphia and St Louis are favored for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louieville
Graft and Cooper
Indianaapolis
Root and Gazzoli
Toledo
Knowl and Prouty
Cleveland
Krug and Klamp
Milwaukee
Blerhouse and Flautcher
Bank Pillaged by Twenty Armed Men in Moscow
Twenty armed men surrounded the Mutual Credit bank in Moscow as officials closed it today. They pillaged the premises, escaping with 25 00, despite guards attempting to detain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mutual Credit” Society
Fire completes ruin at Camp Bird mill plant
A sunwise fire early Tuesday wrecked the Camp Bird mine mill, devastating the plant after it had stood since February. The Camp Bird operation was once owned by Themis F. Walch, who later sold it. fire completes destruction of the facilities and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Associated Press) Co
Themis F. Waleh
Camp Bird
Suit may be brought in Wisconsin civil service case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court today granted leave to bring a suit challenging whether the state rank examiners department falls under the Wisconsin civil service law. The action seeks to determine the department s jurisdiction under the civil service framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mafivon
Wir
Wiecencin
Statehood bill to be taken up in house with special rule
Washington March 2 The statehood bill moves to the house tomorrow under a special rule designed to send it to a conference with the senate and house. A forty minute debate will precede a vote amid Republican insurgent planning and warnings that Arizona and New Mexico could be dropped from the bill if a conference report is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Committee On
Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Morocco Conference Reaches Preliminary Agreement Reported
London telegraphs say the Moroccan conference reached a satisfactory agreement for all parties. German representatives in Berlin offer to concede on the police issue, potentially yielding Casablanca and inspector general HQ while keeping a neutral police watchdog. Algeciras shows no session but talks continue with conciliatory mood. Paris expects early understanding but has no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Evening
Algeciras
Germany
Berlin
Herr von Rudowits
Count von Taltenbach
Foreign Office
France
Casablanca
Paris
Senate and House actions on railroad rate bill and appropriations
Washington March 20 senate members proposed an amendment to the railroad rate bill requiring five days notice before injunctions in court reviews of Interstate Commerce Commission findings. The fortifications appropriation bill was debated while the consular service reorganization bill went to conference with Lodge Cullom and Morgan named as conferees. The house moved to consider the legislative appropriation bill under the five minute rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Overman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Messrs
Lodge
Cullom
Morgan
House
Not Guilty Plea in Steunenberg Murder Case
Charles H. Moyer William D Haywood and George A Pettibone pleaded not guilty at Caldwell District Court to murder charges in the Steunenberg case. Trial was tentatively set for about May 15 with cases continued over the term. Bail was denied and jail relocations ordered to Rotse and Weiser while Pettibone remains in Caldwell jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
Wiliam D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Frank Smith
Caldwell
Smith
Canyon County
Marer
Rotse
Maywood
Weiser
Pettibone
SHERMAN EXPECTED TO BE TALKED INTO CHAIRMANSHIP
Washington March 20. Sherman of New York may be named chairman of the Republican congressional committee though he does not seek the post. He would not decline if the caucus of Republican senators and House members designates him. No date for the joint caucus has been set. Representatives Sherman and Tawney of Minnesota are the only names mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George F. Baer
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Sherman
Fedex
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Tawney
Minnesota
Not a Crime Says Insurer Officers Political Gifts
The New York law tone asserts that political contributions from a life insurance company’s funds by its officers do not constitute larceny or any other crime. Attorney Jerome presents the opinion, with Justice OSpellsan in court today delivering the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Pree
New York
Thshirt Attarner Jerome
Bae Schmiind
Gas Works Explode Leaves Worker Missing In Cedar Falls Riot
In Cedar Falls Iowa on March 24 an explosion at a new gas works injures S Christensen and possibly others. A third man is missing after the blast at the recently opened plant operated by Chicago interests. Local authorities investigate cause and scope of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeterratea
Cedar Falls
Waa
Ruhrard
A. G. Seebert
S. Christensen
Chicago
Panama Canal sea level plan urges faster completion
John F. Wallace, former Isthmian Canal Commission chief engineer, testified before a Senate committee advocating a near sea level canal as best. He argued it would be faster and more economical, estimating ten to twelve years to finish versus a lock canal, and criticized dams in alluvial valleys as unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Saya
Caual—Hegarda
Isthmus
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
John F. Wallace
Isthmian Canal Commission
Senate
Pansma
Wallace
Suez Canal
Panama
Suez
Panama Canal
Board of Consulting Engineers
Congress
Chagres
Gatun
Rilo Grande
Death at Winneconne is linked to Hright’a disease
George Lesley, age 56, died at his brother Peter Lasley’s home in Winneconne Wisconsin after several months of Bright's disease. Survived by mother and brothers Peter of Winneconne and Henry of Muskegon. Funeral at St Thomas Catholic church in Poynion with Interment in Poyn City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Winneconne
Wis
George Lesley
Peter Lasley
Peter Lassey
Henry Lassey
Muskegon
Mich
St. Thomas’ Catholic
Poyxon
Father Linder
Poyeun
S.J Iush
Sohn Mpler Sr
Mies
Mary Muiller
Minelata Muiller
Mre
Pertie Abell
Gustave Abendreth
George Lueck
Master Therlin
Die Derk
Peverad
Anon Meran
Florence Land
Dilan Muiner
Magei* Arderesa
Tina Kine
Roth Laprare
Iva Brevierlex
Jeveie Oaks
Jere Tarens
Nellie Clark
Marth Weeke
Emma Tainity
Verne Gtford
Leone Smith
Ena Loewner
Haltsaks
Flarry Lorenz
Fiex Ju Rinwm
Frenk Durke
Richard Mecrnis
Leoneard Kora
Freddie Leicher
Ruy Cryt
Surprise 21 Schoolmates Treat Miss Irma Riley Saturday
Irma Riley received a surprise party from twenty one schoolmates on Saturday afternoon from 3:00 to 7:30. The afternoon included refreshments and friendly fellowship in a cheerful setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Orville Crytmus
Braneis Kelly
Chuence Meineke
Walter Austin
James Well
George Lueck
Gustave Abendroth
Irma Riley
Arrest of Carpenter in Bribery Case At Milwaukee
Special report from Milwaukee states Charles A. is charged with bribery in the Barber Asphalt affair. Former official George J. Schwartz testified and pled guilty to bribery inducement. Carpenter will be brought to await sentencing for subornation of perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothwesterny
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles AL
George J Schwartz
Snow Storm Moves Easy Across Regions
Snow depth reaches thirty inches in parts as storm shifts east of Decatur. Buffalo reports nine inches, the heaviest fall of the season with trains delayed. Alabama sees first snow of the season amid heavy rains and washouts affecting travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiffalo
Buffalo
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
New Hall Dedicated at St Peter's for St Patrick's Day Event
A St Patrick's day celebration at St Peter's church drew nearly 700 attendees in the new parish hall built within the church. The two day event featured a full program of Irish melodies recitations and solos with strong audience enthusiasm and encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters
St Peter's Church
Ita
Magnuw Hall
M. H. Clifford
W.W. M. Castle
FP. Gillen
Mary Welsh
Gertrude Ryan
Sheris O'Brien
Misa Belle Butler
M. H.clifford
Edward Maag
St. Peter's Choir
Afiss
Elizabeth Gillen
the Lord
F. B., Gillen
Mr. Clifford
Harrigan
Miles Lury Welsh
Miss Mayme Hall
John Warrington
Erin
W. J. M/s Carren
Catherine White
Serious Charge Shocks Clark County Near City
Undersheriff Rhyder returns from Glebe with a young man linked to Charles Martindale on a paternity charge filed by Mildred Owens of Nellisville. Owens disappeared last November and later identified a hiding place in the city. Martindale arraigned in municipal court with a March 30 preliminary hearing. bond set at $500 but unpaid, case described as sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhyder
Glebe
Clark County
Charles Martindale
Mildred Owens
Nellisville
Martindale
Bern
Ing
Charies Street
Giaty
Prisoners Escape Sparks Fear in Vincennes Gaol
Disorder erupts as inmates flee during night break led by trusted convict. Turnkey attempted to raise alarm as officers pursued, with names of charged prisoners and alleged gang connections emerging from the incident.
Untitled fragment hints at a wreck and fire aftermath
An incoherent OCR fragment references a wreck likely involving a person named Irene Des Meiners Tal Moet and a Florence week. Mentions a train, a pedestrian, and an attempt at decoration, but details are garbled and unclear. The text lacks coherent facts to confirm a specific event, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Consul at La Guayra Protests Arrest of Clerk
The United States consul at La Guayra Mr Thomas Guayra Venezuela protests vigor P Moffat. He was seized not forcibly but in an arrogant manner by authorities at the port. August Leefman Dutch consul complained to the minister about the seizure of a clerk in Caracas and lodged a protest with the building courtyard official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lay
Thomas Guayra
Venezuela
Vigor P. Moffat
August Leefman
Fne
Hag
Clerk
Ihert
Russell
Caracas
Milwaukee primary election tests new law for first time
Milwaukee voters opened polls at six and closed at eight in a high turnout primary for city offices. Democratic candidates include Mayor David G. Rose and William George Bruce for mayor while Republicans offers Sherburn S Becker and William J. Fiebrantz for the top ticket. Social Democrats nominated William Arnold earlier, as campaigns for city council and board positions intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wie
Eltyickets
Athemien
David G. Rose
Willam George Bruce
Sherburn SM "Becker
William J. Fiebrantz
Social Democrats
William Arnold
Miners Seek Safety as Snow Slides Close Mines
Denver March 20 Associated Press reports fear of snow slides has closed all mines near Silverton Colorado, forcing 3,006 miners to flee to Silverton. Sixteen men crushed or suffocated in avalanches over three days with a $500,000 property loss. A disrupted railway to Durango leaves Silverton facing famine while a four day snowbound train reaches Creston Butte. Main Denver & Rio Grande line through the state remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iTiv Associated Press
Denver
Silverton
Cot
Silvverton
Durango
Creston Butte
Denver & Rio Grande
Gunnison
Youth sent to industrial school in Waukesha
John Samida a fifteen year old youth who pled guilty to petit larceny in municipal court was ordered committed to the state Industrial school for boys at Waukesha by Judge Goss. He was taken to the institution this morning by Assistant Chief Arthur Gabbert. A drunkenness charge against a stranger named I Meander was settled in municipal court with a guilty plea and a $2 fine plus costs. An intoxicated man identified as M Cisarton, said to be from near Medford, was arrested on Seventh Street and later released after being placed on a homeward transport by the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Samida
Waukesha
Goss
Samida
Schont
Arthur Gabbert
Frohrich
Main Street
I. Meander
M. Cisarton
Sid Mar
Medford
Dougherty
Dowting
Debaters Chosen by Hish School Literary Society
Last night the Hish school Literary Society selected a three member team with one alternate to face Appleton high in a forthcoming debate on municipal ownership of streets railways and lighting. Carlton Smith Grace Gibbon and Herman Meyer formed the affirmative in the Appleton debate which the judges awarded unanimously. Lucie Doughty Georgce Fitzgerwahl and Lynn Chase supported the negative. Rebuttals by Chase included a Bryan style flourish. Officers Frey Cameron and H Whistler Wise were named president and secretary for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hishachool Literary Society
Appleton High School
T. Lynn Chase
Carlton W. Smith
Herman OD. Meyer
Miss Luciley
Iam
Strees
United States
Appleton
Oshkosh Will
Carlton Smith
Grace Gibbon
Herman Meyer
Lucie Doughty
Georgce Fitzgerwahl
Lynn Chase
Chasz
W. J. Hryan” Smack
Ism
Frey Cameron
H. Whistler Wisle
Gertiemen
Awart
Coolie
Stephen Tradford
Hendarson
Patrick Mongartsys dies after paralysis at county jail
An inmate, Patrick Mongartsys, died Saturday amid paralysis illness after weeks at the county jail. He was transported from the street to the hospital where he failed to regain speech or strength and passed away at the Winnehaco cemetery area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henning
Mery
Winnehaco
Ees
Patrick Mongartsy
Merlart
Tornado Strikes Mississippi Towns Amid Storm Path
A violent tornado tore through Mississippi causing destruction along its path. Reports describe widespread damage, stalled travel, and emergency responses as residents brace for further severe weather warnings.
Standard Oil Suit Details At Lage Missouri
The record outlines a court case involving Standard Oil at Lage Missouri. It notes a plaintiff or party connected to the suit and mentions witnesses and spectators at the proceeding. The fragment references a meeting or hearing and lists attendees.
MacCabees Entertainers At Local Gathering
A garbled program note from the Macabees event references Mortis Evebee and a parade of performers. It mentions a six theera at the presen and a dance group, with players like Mas WoNr and Peder el the Maccatere Mral Weare. The text is largely unreadable, but hints at a community program featuring local talent and a visit to Molwan kee Mre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janae
Medan
Andy Tran
Grestranerdal
Pecal Talent Sedan
Toe
Mas WoNr
Oper
Peder el
Maccatere Mral Weare
Molwankee Mre
Lieutenant Schmidt Dies a Martyr in Russian Mutiny Trial
St Petersburg report says Lieutenant Schmidt, leader of the Novem ber revolt at Sevastopol, was executed at Otchakoff fortress after a military court found him guilty of mutiny. He refused a blindfold, cried for the Russian people, and died with head high as troops fired the shots. The execution followed a partial mutiny among sailors and growing labor unrest across the country with elections campaigns and priestly and peasant tensions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Schmidt
Rehastopoln
Otchakoff Fortress
South Russ
Feland
Borizan
Ktdt
Teresz
Eay
Frye
Behmudt
Iya
Arkimen Vetad
Xamy
Novski Works
League of the Russian People
Ubres
Party For Law and Order
Massa
Crushed Under Snowplow Incident Reported
A brief local notice details a snowplow accident resulting in a fatality or serious injury. Authorities investigate the scene, with responders securing the area and forwarding findings to the county coroner. No names or dates clearly readable in the fragment.
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F. L. Robbins
John Mitchel
Claypool
Tomlingen
the Bowling Congress
Nebraska
North Loup
Imta
SUI
Moyer, Heywood and Pettibonne
TIE Canal Commission
George Lasley
Carpenter
Green Bus
Nene Decatur Sundmy
Snownt
Bloomington
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Divion
Decatur
Vincennes
Maer Corrie
Atsault
la Guayra
Thomas P Moffat Stead
Colorado
Uther
Younes
Mississippi
Merli
Hess
Einiec
Amu
Standard Oil Suit
Carey
Tisten
Maccabees
Nataore
Hall
Jericee
St. Petersbers
Gymnnaium
Ilis Sonle
Marce-Wille Uny
Dern
Gtrika Dls
Sceident
Owraps
Heyman
Minnam
Meminy Weseess Montag Excaaig
Anorn Eolirat i
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