Ulster in Martial Lock as Tensions Rise
Dublin dispatch reports Ireland in a tense state with martial law and armed patrols. Curragh soldier shot amid roll call incident. Ulster regiments faced reluctance and resignations as cabinet talks seek compromise. King George and Premiers weigh local option in home rule to avert crisis.
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London
Ireland
Ulster
Eabinet
Seely
State For War
George
Buckingham Palace
Army Council
Arthur J. Balfour
Premiser Asquith
Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Dublin
King George
Tord Roberts
Narvist
Tlord George
Huddersfield
Buys Land for Indians in Forest County
The United States government closed a deal for 200 acres of land in Forest county from Keith Hiles Lumber company to establish farm homes for the Pottawatomie Indians. Tracts near Stone Lake and Wabeno, with an academy for Indian children, are planned, serving over 400 tribe members in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest County
Marinette
Wis
United States
Keith Hiles Lumber Company
Stone Lake
Wabeno
Marinette County
Starr Acquitted in Protest Case at Hull House
Miss Ellen Gates Starr, co founder of Hull House with Miss Jane Addams, was found not guilty of interfering with police and resisting arrest over a waitress boycott at a Chicago restaurant. She praised free speech, saying the verdict vindicates protest against a police arrest. She was supported by prominent social workers amid cheers after the sealed verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ellen Gates Starr
Jane Addams
Hull House
Start
Bowling Witnessed as Sensational Two-Man Event
The Associated Press reports a sensational morning in the American Bowling Congress doubles tournament in Buffalo. Fifteen teams topped 1,100 but five leaders remain: Negley-Van Ness from Newark, Miller-Ralston Detroit, Owen-Sutton Louisville, Schmidt-Williams Chicago, and Hradek-Daneck Chicago, with top scores noted and Fort Wayne and Chicago among top contenders.
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Sy Associated Press
Buffalo
American Bowling Congress
Horndorf
M. Faetz
Chicago
Nelson
Lutot
Centlivie
Fort Wayne
Metcalf
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Negry and
van Ness
Newark
N. J
van Ness Ene
Negley
Negley-Van Ness
Miller-Ralston
Detroit
Owen-Sutton
Louisville
Schmidt
Williams
Hradek-Daneck
Jail game ends in fatal shooting in Kansas City
Nine year old Richard Bright died after a toy jail game at home in Kansas City. Two other boys aged nine and ten acted as guards Roy Roderick and James Green. One of the boys fired what they believed was an unloaded shotgun at the escaping prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Richard Bright
Iail
Roy Roderick
James Green
Richard
Bandit Kills Watchman in Box Car Standoff
In Corona California on March 21 George W. Laporte a Santa Fe railway watchman was killed by bandit Sam Morle. Morle was later riddled with bullets by two policemen after wounding one of the officers before he died. Twenty three sticks of high power dynamite were found strung around Morle's neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Corona
Cal
George W. Laporte
Santa Fe
Sam" Morle
Morle
Famine Strikes Cape Verde Islands Reported
A severe famine is reported in the Cape Verde islands with many deaths from hunger and cattle losses. Officials cite the lack of rain in July, August, and September of last year as the cause of the food shortage.
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Cnonen
Ib Associated Press
Boston
Mars
Cape Verde Islands
Given Ag
Georgia Rep Introduces DC Judge Impeachment Resolution
A House resolution by Representative Park of Georgia proposes impeaching Daniel T. Wright, justice of the District of Columbia Supreme Court. It was referred to the judiciary committee to determine next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Frese
Washington, D. C
Daniel T. Wright
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
House
Representative Park
Georgia
Judiciary Committee
Pipe disaster kills children during visit in Clarksburg
A steam pipe explosion at a Clarksburg box factory during a family visit killed Helen Kerns and seriously injured her brother Charles Kerns and their father Harry Kerns. A. A. Swiger, a freeman, was probably fatally scalded.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Helen
Charles Kerns
Harry Kerns
Charles
A. A. Swiger
Freman
Child Fatally Scalded in Kitchen Accident
A four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Emil Schumeichel, died after tumbling into a pail of boiling water intended for kitchen floor scrubbing. About a quarter of his body was severely burned in the incident reported from Sheboygan Wisconsin on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan, Wis
Emil Schumeichel
Caillaux Testimony Detailing Motives In Paris Killing Case
Madame Caillaux spoke of a two year campaign of calumnies against her husband and his public life, detailing hostility at receptions and her faith in his probity. She described removal to the palace of justice, guarded entry, and her custody as letters, flowers, and attention pour in from supporters while she answers correspondence and tidies her cell setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Madame Caillaux
Gaston Caimette
Henri Boucard
Cailldux
Ferpecina
French Congo
Germany
Agidir
Morocco
Doumergue
Saint Lazare
Palace of Justice
Mme, Caillaux
Carhs
Saint Lazare Prison
Mme
Caillaux
Madame Cuillaux
Former Oshkosh Woman Belinda Kelly Dies After Fire
Marinette Wis March 21 Belinda Kelly aged eighty former Oshkosh resident and wealth holder died yesterday from shock after a fire at the nearby French Catholic convent across from her home. The convent sustained about 1000 damage. She was widow of Martin Kelly a former Oshkosh drayman. She had lived with daughters in Marinette for years and visited Oshkosh recently. Her son John formerly ran a grocery at 136 Malin street and is now in Chicago. She leaves three daughters and was sister in law of Thomas Kelly and aunt of William J. Kelly.
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Belinda Kelly
Marinette
Wis
Oshkosh
Chicago
West
Thomas Kelly
William J. Kelly
Mount Clemens Man Shoots Self Three Times
Ashton Lee a 67 year old prominent manufacturer from Lawrence Massachusetts fired three bullets into his head at Mount Clemens Michigan today and was reported dying. Doctors said his vitality was extraordinary but no recovery was expected. His wife was present during the act.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens, Mich
Ashton Lee
Lawrence
Mass
Fail to Compromise Coal Miners Conference Adjourns
Chicago March 21 The joint conference of United Mine Workers of America and coal operators of western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois adjourned until Tuesday having accomplished nothing toward a new wage agreement to replace the present one expiring April 1.
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Coal Miners
Associated Press
Chicago
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohto
Itediana
Illinelsa
Seven Forbes tent colony strikers charged in Nell Smith murder
Trinidad Colorado report states seven strikers from the Forbes tent colony face murder charges for Nell Smith, a non union miner whose mutilated body was found on a railway track near Suffield on March 8. Bail is set at a brief amount.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Forbes
Nell
Smith
Suffield
Jaay
WA Anh
Strikers Keep Camp Despite Leader's Injunction
West Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal strike workers remain encamped near company property, defying orders from leader James Oates who is on trial in Philippi for injunction violation. Camp commander Joseph Bowers vows to stay till UMWA president John P. White orders removal. Reports say Ohio officials urged cohesion. arrests for pistol carrying occurred overnight. Separately, Denver reports say Army Adjutant General John Chase ordered arrest of Mother Jones on sight if she returns to Trinidad as she remains in Denver awaiting further plans. Mother Jones, 83, was released from military detention in Denver last week after two months.
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Presa
W. Way
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Capip
James Oates
United States District Court
Philippi
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio Organization
Bowers
Colliers
Denver
Colo
John Chase
Jones
Trinidad
Jona
Three Convicts Denied Release Review by Judge Pollock
Kansas City March 21. Judge John C Pollock denied bond requests from Philip Cooley J J Munsy and John Webb three labor men convicted in Indianapolis in 1912 of transporting explosives Their release petitions argued they were not Indiana citizens but Pollock ruled the ground insufficient and left the men in U S penitentiary at Leavenworth awaiting final disposition
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Indianapolis
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
John C. Pollock
Federal Court of
Kaw
Philip Cooley
Utah
J. J. Munsy
Buffalo
John Webb
Cleveland
United States
Kansas
Pollock
Indiana
Heppner Case Dismissed In Chicago Alienation Suit
The last case before the court here echoed the $25 000 alienation suit against Clarence Funk as the state's attorney withdrew conspiracy charges against Aileen Heppner the manicurist recently acquitted of perjury. Donahoe said there would be no more trial for Heppner. Donald Donahoe’s law partner John Henning was convicted of conspiracy and Isaac Stiefel the private detective was acquitted. Junk said he would pursue higher‑ups but no further actions were taken.
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Laat Geho
Chicago
Associated Press
Clarence 3
Funk
Aileen Heppner
Bel
Donald
Donahoe
John Henning
Isaac Stiefel
Denahoe
Junk
Will Deport Family From Sheboygan to Milwaukee
Poor master William Eickmeyver leaves for Milwaukee with Frederick Gaus his wife and two children aged two years and four months to join a colony of foreigners slated for deportation tomorrow. Gatg is twenty six and his wife twenty two. They came to Sheboygan from Russia eighteen months ago on money furnished by a local relative. The young father was ill with stomach trouble when they arrived and has been unable to work since. Deportation is ordered by United States Migrant Commissioner W W Kent of Chicago who will depart Milwaukee tomorrow with seventy foreigners.
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Danwertern
Sheboygan
Wis
William Eickmeyver
Milwaukee
Frederick Gaus
Gatg
Russia
United States
W. W. Kent
Chicago
Revolver Discharges During Temperance Lecture
In Bangor Wisconsin on March 21 a revolver fell from M A Hoyt overcoat pocket of Miss Anna Lowry during a religious lecture causing a panic. The bulletin hole through the floor narrowly missed a man in the hotel below. Fainting women and a scramble followed as Hoyt tried to surrender but authorities said no arrest was needed.
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Bangor
Wis
M. A. Hoyt
Anna Lowry
Hoyt
Injury as Warrier Richards breaks hip in fall
Madison Wis March 21 Mrs Warrier Richards seventy five mother of John R Richards former coach of the university football team broke her hip in a fall down stairs at her home 608 South Ingersoll street.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Warrier Richards
John R. Richards
South Ingersoll Street
Waterworks Bonds and Elk Howlers in Oshkosh News
The Oshkosh paper shows an index itemizing bids on waterworks bonds and plans for Elk Howlers to organize. Other items include local theater notes, church announcements, sporting notes, and a feature on Genesia of the Great Rebellion.
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Elk Howlers
Restenketch
Abner Conte
Genesia of the
Bandy Broad
Oshkosh
Oratory
John Wy. Greenwoot
Uncle Sam
Csecccesres
Villa Ready to Battle at Torreon in Key Campaign
Mexico City March 22 report says Villa’s 12,000 rebels near Torreon await the signal to shell the federal stronghold of Gen Refugio Velasco. Villa vows Torreon will be mine in a week, as diplomats in Vera Cruz discuss Mexican crisis and Chihuahua governor Villa rejects any immediate election, insisting military rule until the revolution ends.
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Constitutionalist
Verino
Durango
Mex
Pancho” Villa
Torreon
Refugio Velasco
Villa
Yermo
Mexico
Mapimi
Bermejillo
Viila
Velasco
Chihuahua
Washington
Hrynn
Vera Crug
John Lind
Senor Portillo Y Rojas
Auto
Brgan
Smplicance
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Charge Hohler
Legation
Vera Cruz
Bryan Gnidle
Mexico City
O'Shaughnessy
General Villa
Freight Crews Quit In Protest On Monongahela Division
Fifteen freight crews in the Monongahela division yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad quit work today to protest the removal of one man per crew. Passenger traffic remained moving. In Connellsville the strike spread to Brownsville and Connellsville, affecting 60 percent of freight crews and threatening to halt passenger trains tomorrow.
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VOY Arbs Becney
Pittsburg
Monongahela Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Connellavile
Coke Country
Fayette County
Monongahels
Pennsylvania Railway
Brownsville
Conneltsville
Cadwalader Will Deduces Bequests to Princeton and Harvard
The John J. Cadwalader will filed for probate leaves Princeton University 25000 and Harvard 20000. The bachelor lawyer also bequeathed sizable gifts to the New York Public Library, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the New York Zoological Society. The bulk of the estate goes to sister Mary C Mitchell and brother Richard K Cadwalader of Philadelphia and his children.
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Associated Press
New York
Princeton University
Harvard
John J. Cadwalader
Cadwalader
New York Public Library
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Zoological Society
Mary C. Mitchell
Richard KB. Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Dr Wiley to Assist in Corn Products Case at Madison
Former chief of the in apenu of 10 chemistry Dr Harvey L Wiley will travel to Madison to aid the state dairy and food department in defending its syrup tabling act against Corn Products Refining Co. The case opens in federal court Monday. University authors seek to arrange an address by Dr Wiley to students.
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Wadison
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Harvey
W. Wiley
Ina Penu
Washington
Adtudison
Ansiat
Atate Dairy and Ill Food Department
Corn Products Re- 12
Fel Wyperal
Wiley
Two Years for Murder in Second Trial at Grain Valley
Jasper Webb, a wealthy farmer, was convicted in Kansas City of murdering Archie Whitwell at Grain Valley on October 11, 1921, and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. This was Webb's second trial after a prior death sentence was overturned on appeal. Webb claimed self defense and was released on $35,000 bond for the remand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Jasper Wabb
Archie Whitwell
Grain Valley
Webb
Supreme Court
Tg Care
Smith and Jones Clash Over Wilson Information Demands
Washington March 21 Senate clash between Hoke Smith and Jones over a resolution asking President Wilson for information on Panama tolls. The measure, debated after objections were withdrawn, faced reading of a newspaper story about a unit on Panama and a 15 hour debate limit. Senator Borah questioned the president's alleged suggestion.
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Hepgard
Wilson
Aspocinted Press
Washington, D. C
Jones
Panama
Foreign Relations Committee
Ooorman
Hoke Smith
Paname
Smith
Senator Jones
House
Green Bay Signs Warren and Park Sale Report
Green Bay Wis March 21 Manager Dynch of the Green Bay team signs infielder John Warren who played with Pittsburg Federal league last year and had been under contract since spring 2013. Warren will report soon. Appleton Wis March 21 Appleton Baseball Association buys its park. both Appleton and Green Bay in the Wisconsin-Illinois league own their facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Green Bay
Wis
Dynch
John Warren
Pittsburg
Warren
Lynch
Walsh
Chicago
Tinker
FEDS
Ill
Federal League
Ita
Eresliens Gilmore
Tener
National League
Charles P. Taft
Connery-Spiegel Syndicate
John Connery
Nations League
Appleton Buys Park
Appleton
Appleton Baseball Association
W.I. League
Lumberman Matthew Stephenson Dies in Marinette
Matthew Stephenson aged sixty nine, half brother of Senator Stephenson and brother of William Stephenson, superintendent of the Menominee River Boom company, died this morning in Marinette Wisconsin from paralysis. He had long worked as a timber cruiser. A daughter, Mrs Baylock, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Vietlo
Marinette
Wis
Matthew Stephenson
William Stephenson
Menominee River
United States
Stephenson
Baylock
Yale Officials Deny Fever Crisis Hype At Campus
President Hadley and Dean Jones released a statement at Yale University denying reports of a scarlet fever epidemic. Eight students are ill, with all but one case mild, and officials say no temporary campus closure is planned.
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Feers
Yale University
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Hadley
Dean Jones
Yale
Deposed Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid Ill, Report Says
London March 21 Abdul Hamid the deposed sultan of Turkey is in critical condition according to a dispatch from Constantinople The former ruler has been ill for some time Abdul Hamid was deposed April 27 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Constantinople
Haytian Rebels Beaten At Grands Bassin Reported
Washington March 21 The Haytian rebel forces under Theodore were defeated by federal troops at Grands Bassin according to Commander Bostwick of the Nashville. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Theodore
Grands Bassin
Federala
Bostwick
Nashville
Funeral services for Frederick Townsend Martin
Frederick Townsend Martin who died recently in London was mourned today in Grace church New York. Interment will be in Albany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Frederick Townsend Martin
London
Grace Church
Albany
N. Y
Bonds Authorized in Madison for Augusta Light & Telephone
The Wisconsin rail way commission on March 21 authorized Augusta Light and Telephone to issue bonds of 3149 dollars for general improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Madison, Wis
Railway Commission
Augusta Light & Telephone Company
General Im
Castro Located as Police Raid Venezuela Ex-Dictator
Port of Spain Trinidad reports Gen Cipriano Castro former Venezuelan dictator found in a hotel and later at a house raid. Police seize ammunition revolver while crowds gather. governor cables London for Foreign Office guidance. En route, Curacao notes Dr Lespoldo Baptista and El Mocho arrive from Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Carmela Castro
Castro
J Cipriano Castro
George le Hunte
London
Foreign Office
Curacao
Willemstad
Lespoldo Baptista
Provident Gomez of
Vencznela
Porto Rico
Hernandez
el Mocho
Federal law urged at oil jobbers convention
Kansas City Mo March 21 discussion of a proposed national anti discrimination law was led by Green Bay man 8 D Hantingsae bay Wis who spoke after returning from Washington where the matter was placed in the judiciary committee of the house. The Western Wholesale Oil Jobbers association of independent dealers argued that large oil firms can set rates in one state and offset losses in another while state anti discrimination laws are avoided by agreements. A national law would curb this practice. The convention closes tonight with a dinner for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Associated Press
Kansas City
Western Wholesale Oil Jobbers’ Association
D. Hantings
Anid
Variana
Reorganized New York Democratic Committee Discusses April 7 Vote
In Albany on March 21 members of the reorganized New York state committee met to plan get out the vote for April 7 on the proposed 1915 constitutional convention. Governor Glynn and newly elected chairman William Church Gubern spoke on the issue. Tammany leader Charles Murphy attended as committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven Plans Dissolution Nears Formal Action
Washington March 22 The New Haven dissolution details are nearing final agreement as lawyers for the Department of Justice and the railway meet with Attorney General McKeynolds to present the plan. Only minor points remain before the plan is laid before him for an announcement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New Haven
Department of Justice
Railway
McKeynolds
McKeynold
Secret court martial of Lieut Von Lavalette Saint George
A secret court martial of Lieut Von Lavalette Saint George of the Ninety eighth Infantry began in Metz on March 21 for killing Lieutenant Ange in a duel on February 26. The verdict only will be published. evidence remains withheld to protect military discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinom Chaorac
Associated Press
Metz
Germany
von Lavalette Saint George
Ninety-eighth Infantry Regiment
Ange
Aged miner dies in Calumet at eighty two
John A. Diemen one of Michigan upper peninsula’s oldest pioneers died today in Calumet aged eighty two. He spent forty six years with the Calumet and Hecla Mining company and was a longtime resident of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associated Prass
Calumet, Mich
John A. Diemen
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
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