Hired Kill Plot Linked to Russian Reactionary League
Testimony at the Finland murder trial reveals a reactionary league funded assassins to kill Petrunkevitch, Ramischwih, and Dzhuparidge to terrorize the state. Prosecution names M. Yuenkevitch and Dr. Dubrovin, with payments ranging from two dollars to fifteen hundred for major killings.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
League
Husaian 7
Fran Petrunkevitch
Free Parliament
M. Ramischwih
Parleament
M. Dhaparidge
Professor Hertzenstein
Terjoki
Finland
Eriks
Reactionary
M. Yuenkevitch
League of the Russian People
M. Petrunkevitch
Dr. Dubrovin
M. Balatzel
M. Balaizel
Petrunkevitch
London Commons Prolonged Session Ends After 28 Hours
The British House of Commons sits for nearly twenty-eight hours in a row over the annual army bill. Premier Campbell-Bannerman returns to deny opposition tactics and insists the government will block the channel tunnel measure. The army bill passes as adjournment nears.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
Earl of Crewe
Poorhouse admission shocks old school principal
Albert C. Williams, 60, former principal of Humboldt school and North Alton public schools, is admitted to Madison County poor farm after losing his fortune of 12009 to slot machines. His wife previously obtained a divorce, and he had been reduced from his job five years earlier.
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Associated Presa
Allen
Wim An ‘Aemiut
Vessels Stalled as Dock Strike Ties Up Hamburg
Hamburg on March 21 reports dock disruption by longshoremen and the shipping association causing severe congestion. Two hundred thirty four ships await loading or unloading. Large freight piles line the docks as strikers from England arrive to replace locked out workers, with one hundred sixty seven landing that morning.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Shipping Association
Uie
England
Contests For President At Bowling Congress
The final session of the American Bowling Congress in St Louis focuses on officers elections and next meeting site. Incumbent R H Bryson seeks reelection against Aug Herrman while St Paul backs Bryson for next meet location. Crescent rink hosts two man and team events with top scores listed from three flights by pairs and teams from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul.
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Associated Press
Y St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
R. H. Bryson
Indianapolis
Aug. Herrman
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Bryson
Crescent Rink
Henry Hazelhuhn
C. J. Schmidt
Chicago
P. A. Barren
Robert .Wienold
H. Collins
K. Selach
Columbus
J. Henning
L. A. Heneri
Tilwaukee
Wis
B. Erickson
Otto Best
Duhuane
B. Bogart
D A. Jonesy
Milwaukee
J. W. Kopp
Edward Imbof
Dubuque
Lipman
Mou
S. Benning
F. Winderer
St Paul
John Klouck
J. J. Berger
Omaha
C Burgess
E. Corbett
Joplin
RF Matak
J. N. Deller
J. ©. McCall
T. Schwoegler
Madion, Wis
Jerome Outlines View On Thaw Mental State
New York March 21 District Attorney Jerome said after presenting affidavits to Justice Fitzgerald he would explain his position to clear himself of withholding knowledge about Harry Thaw s mental condition. He recounted that he believed Thaw was of unsound mind but acted only when the court demanded tangible basis. Jerome cited earlier discussions with state agents alienists and colleagues confirming Thaw could not instruct his counsel and that a long conference led to a joint declaration of Thaw as unfit to stand trial.
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Associated Press
New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Jerome
Harry S. ‘Haw
Stanford White
Dr. Hamilton
Austin Filut
MacDonnla
Mabon
John F. Gleason
Counsorl
Thaw
Delmas
Alan Mebtnoo Ifamilton
Deimas
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Cousel
Ereinity Commission
Tle
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MacDonald
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Flint
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Fiarry Thaw
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Gleason
I Court
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Allan McLoine Hamilton
Hamilton
Tustleo Fitzgerald
Irwin G. Cobb
Doctora Austin Mint
Carlos Mat Donald
Wilian Mabon
Warren Ferris
Willam Hirsch
Willam B. Pritchard
Junge Fitzgerald
Officers Convicted in Court Martial Cases
The court martial in Cuba convicted Second Lieut Morris C Foote of financial irregularities. A similar finding followed at Fort Douglas Utah in First Lieut Eugene P Crowne charged with duplication of pay. Both cases await the president's action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Morris C. Foote
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Cuba
Fort Douglas
Utah
Eugene P. Crowne
Twenty-Ninth Infantry
They Choose The Jail Suffragettes Sentenced In London
Seventy six suffragettes arrested for brawling inside parliament precincts are fined five dollars or two weeks, ten dollars or one month in jail. All opt to serve jail time, escorted away by prison vans as crowds jeer and cheer.
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Associated Press
London
Teacher’s cautionary note over student’s compound proportion problem
A Chicago teacher assigns a compound proportion homework. A boy’s sum mentions men working ten hours a day. The next morning the teacher finds the unattempted problem with a note from Samuel Brooks asking to limit work to hours and accusing the tutor of a slur, reflecting a comical misunderstanding.
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Chicago
James
Enny
Samuel Brooksy
Dever Bel March 2 Horace Marvin Kidnap Theory Debated
Reports from Dever Bel on March 2 describe continuing uncertainty over the kidnapping of Horace Marvin, son of a doctor. Detectives, questioning Marvin family and farm workers, shorten timeline from airleen to seven hours and prepare a systematic search of surrounding grounds.
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Dever
Bel
Horace No
Marvin
Hoice Marvin
Supreme Court Takes Abe Ruef Extortion Case On Record
The United States Supreme Court today received the record in Abe Ruef's appeal from a habeas corpus ruling. In San Francisco, T V Halsey, tied to the Pacific States Telephone bribery scandal, has been detained and is to face indictments. Prosecutors Heney and Burns report progress with multiple confessions aiding the case, while many supervisors face grand jury scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court Today
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Hebbard
San Jerancisco
Cal
T. V. Halsey
Pacife States
Tra
Halsey
Mantua
Langdon
Heney
Byrne
Lonergan
Boxton
Burns
Grarling
Tinea
Sanderson
Haney
Palo Alto
Arizona
Hener
J. J. Furey
Tweney
BH. Zimmer
Sherwin
the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Zimmer
Telephone Company
Train Strikes Boy in Wisconsin Crossing Incident
An eleven year old boy, son of Robert Cumer, was struck by a freight train near a Milwaukee area road crossing while walking home with a friend. He narrowly escaped death though both legs were badly damaged. The accident occurred late at night and involved a Minauied road freight train.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Masel SL
Green Bay
Sayy Ifarold
Robert Cumer
Ron
Ilewis
Robbers May Be Caught In International Gang Tangle
Paria March 21 A man named Botthoss arrested with 12000 in American securities admits involvement in an international mail robber gang. The theft carried about 400 900 in securities from a mail bag aboard a ship bound for Havre from New York. The bag did not arrive as thought, and the matter centers on the bag's diversion after reaching the railway station.
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Keys
Paria
Botthoss
Havre-from- New Yorke
la Prove
la Savor
New York
Havre
General Wint Dies in Philadelphia at 62
Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint, commander of the department of Miseuus, died in Philadelphia at a hotel after coming for medical treatment. He was sixty two, death from heart disease after hospital care. His wife and Captain Allen were with him when death occurred. Washington officers were not surprised by the news, noting illness for months. The general had been active while organizing the expeditionary forces to Cuba from Newport News last fall.
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Ramisehwili
Dzhuparidge
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Hertzenstelp
Roumania
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Penza
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Siberian
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Navy
Mme. Uspensky
Aswodfaréd Press
Philadelphia
Brigden
Theodore J. Wintf
Department of Miseuus
Oma
Ife
General Wint
Ifa
Presbyterian Hospital
Allen
Ebex
Washington D. C
Wint
Washington
Newport News
Cuba
Chorus Girl’s Spotlight Dreams End in Real Life Lesson
A chorus girl rises to sing when an understudy is unavailable at New York’s Grand Opera House. She delivers with confidence and earns waves of applause, but laments that a lifetime as chorus, not a lead, awaits her. The moment exposes the perilous line between brief fame and lasting stasis in show business.
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Chorag Gil
Hines
Variour Musical Organization
Weason
Grand Opera House
New York
Les Biew
Lull in the Contest Delays Votes and Recess Ordered
Special to The Northwestern reports lawmakers in Mattson Wisconsin facing a lull as ballot timing remains unsettled after Easter. Stephenson backs recess, others hesitate. Assembly advances a marriage license bill and a five day deer open season while a recess from March 28 to April 8 is approved. Senate bars a repeal, keeping barber license law intact.
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Wis
Marek
Senate Judiciary Committee
Whitehead
Sone
Caticus
Stephenson
Bhi
Assembly
Senate Tvs
Kern
Barbers’ Lcense
Duluth Broker Merritt Fails in Market Crash
Paul Minnesota March 21 Special to The Millpatch from Duluth Merritt a prominent broker with an estimated 500000 fortune closed his doors today and his affairs are now in trustees hands His attorney said the claim would be met in fall and Merritt might resume with a small margin after the copper boom collapse affected his finances
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Associated Press
Paul
Minn
Duluth
Merritt
New York
Boston
Serack
Sds
Jailed for Negligence in Subway Disaster
New York March 1 Cornelius A. Jackson, the tower man blamed for the 2005 Ninth Avenue disaster at Fifty third Street, was sentenced to two years in prison. A motion for no new trial was denied.
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Associated Press
New York
Cornelius A. Jackson
Tower
Fifty-third Strest
Ninth Avenue
Xuung
Tve
Victory for Nicaragua at Portillos De Nimasique
Paris dispatch from Senor Gomez reports five thousand Salvadoreans and Hondurans decisively defeated at Portillos de Nimasique after a bloody three day battle. A later dispatch from San Salvador says the battle was still in progress with Nicaragua defending its position. General Presa expected to claim victory and the complete defeat of Nicaragua.
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Portiros de Nimaesque
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Udviery
Portillos de Namasique
Presa
Lato
Salvador
Honduran
Nicaragua
Gleason Blames Delmas in Thaw Sanity Debate
News story reports John F Gleason blaming Delmas for the Thaw case and detailing expert testimony on Harry Thaw's mental state. Doctors MacDonald and others discuss insanity, potential commitment, and prior family history raised during the trial.
Miss Simonton Won't Come From Africa Testimony
Joseph Simonton reports sister Ida Veronica Simonton planned to travel to the United States to testify for people in the Thawecaar case but she is believed in the African jungle about 10 000 miles away and may remain a year or more. He notes her letters say she is in good health studying botany and wild anomaly for science.
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Associated Tress
Pittsburg
Mareh
Toseph Simonton
Ohly City
Ida Veronica Simonton
United States
Thawecaar
Ubis
Simonton
Houck Will Case Heard In Concrete Court
The Bouck will case was heard today in the concrete court as counsel and interrogators examined witnesses and presented arguments. The proceedings from Madison Wisconsin record March 21 with emphasis on the contested will and the resulting motions.
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Spechi
Madison
Wia
Betes
Thaw hearing adjourned as delay granted in trial
New York March 21 Thaw hearing adjourned until tomorrow morning with jurors excused until Monday Justice Fitzgerald limited time for affidavits and defense time to respond Thaw absent as district attorney moves to present medical affidavits claiming paranoid mental state and danger if discharged.
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Associated Press
New York
Fita~ Werald
Thaw
Flamiltaie
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Fertilize Million Acres Plan Aims for Nile Reservoir Rise
Cairo reports ministerial decision to raise water storage by twenty feet at the northern Egypt reservoir. The move would irrigate additional land for cotton, estimated value up to 15000000 to 8000000 pounds. Construction may take six years with a total cost around 87 million.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ueturk
Drowning Victim Recovered After Surf Cramp Seizure
A man identified as C. K. McClure died after a cramp while bathing in the surf at Orean Buk. He had recently arrived from Mincoreta. The body was recovered.
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Santi Mentea
Col
Margh
Orean Buk Yea Terda
C. KK. McClure
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