France in Morocco crisis threatens force at Oudja
Paris reports cabinet approval to send troops to occupy Oudja in response to the Dr Mauchamp assassination. France seeks full Moroccan satisfaction and reparation demands are to be forwarded to Fez. German insinuations and domestic criticism sharpen the dispute as naval shows of force are prepared.
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Deywald
Champ
Feé
Oudja
Brum
France
Associated Press
Paris
Trois
Oudia
Morocco
Mauchamp
Fea
Germitter
Cnty
Picquart
Buiiloud
Army of the East
Germany
Lorraine
Clemnenceau
William
Paul Deroulede
Treague
Chamber of Deputies
Pichon
Moroccary
Jeanne D'Arc
Lalande
Toulon
Tangier
French Foreign Office
Relief of Government Bonds Accepted for Deposits
The treasury secretary announced replacements for United States 4 percent bonds of 1997 with other government bonds and territorial issues at par or discounts for public deposits. In New York stock trading, prices tumbled as money loaned rose to 9 percent, brokers flooded with sell orders, and the market swung between weak and rally attempts, closing lower overall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
City of Manilla
District of Columbi
Hawailan
New York
Massachusetts
Commission House
Penrose Exonerated By Court Martial Findings
Senate military affairs committee received a War Department telegram stating Major Penrose was exonerated by his court martial. The court found Brownsville shootings were carried out by the Twenty-fifth Infantry. General McCaskey’s telegram confirms the finding.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Secretary of War
McCaskey
Department of Texas
Penrose
Brownsville
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Ainsworth
Confession Admitted in Chicago Murder Trial
Judge Ball ruled that Howard Nicholas confession to police be admitted as evidence in the murder trial of actress Mrs. Margaret Lestie. Defense had pressed to suppress the confession while prosecutors urged its relevance to the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ball
Howard Nicholas
Leonard Leopold
Margaret Lestie
Nicholas O
Revolt Beyond Control in Moldavia and Wallachia
Reports from Bucharest note peasants in Hoymanu far from government reach, sacking villages and clashing with troops. In Bacess and Teleurman clashes leave dozens dead or wounded. plunder spreads to Zimiea and Rosiori de Vede as army reservists join looting. Chamber of Deputies urges strong repression amid growing unrest and needed reinforcements.
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Associated
Bucharest
Hoymanu
Doldavia
Wallachia
Bacess
Vasiul
Sobders
Teleurman
Alexandria
Zimiea
Rosiori de Vede
Rassae Vere
Moldavia
Chamber of Deputies
Kansas City wife linked to found asylum resident
Found after eight years, a Kansas City plasterer identified as William J Church was located today in the Dunning hospital for the insane in Chicago. Police matched his photo to a man missing from his Kansas City residence since 1906, raising questions about a possible second marriage.
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Asy W Associated Tiress
Chicago
Kansasily
Ala
Dunning
Till
Church
Kansas City
Green Street
Cement Construction
Firinrs
Sago
Tie
Kansas
Ily. Ma
Wiliam J. Church
Burnine
Chine
Tournament Ends Soon At American Bowling Congress Meet
St Louis March 26 The annual American Bowling Congress tournament will conclude Wednesday night with women bowlers competing Thursday night. Top scores include Matek St Paul 624 for individuals and two man teams J and G Schmidt St Louis Palanes 1 163. Furniture City Grand Rapids Mich leads five man teams with 2775. First eight two man teams top scores list Hehr Adland Chicago 1084 and others. Second round two man leaders Clarke Wengler Chicago 1154 and Leonard Karleek Chicago 1099.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Matek
St. Paul
J. and
G. Schmidt
Frank Hehr
N. Adland
Chicago
A. Murray
George Ditt
L. Gilnully
R. D. Baldwin
W. Lauman
G. McGowan
FE. O. Nordstrom
Co. A. Dosdall
H. J. Clarke
A. Wengler
O. B. Leonard
A. Karleek
W. Laidlaw
O. Roeder
Kansas City
C. Brayshaw
D. N. Hede
Peoria
F. Hollin
F. Tabler
Bullet in the Neck
Milwaukee dispatch reports Mike Tiezec ker age 33 was accidentally shot in the neck by saloonkeeper Frank McAdams who discharged a revolver while showing it at William Lemay’s saloon. Tiezec ker taken to hospital in critical condition as McAdams remains jailed during inquiry.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wig
Journal
la Crosse
Mike Tiezecker
Kibover
Frank McAdams
McAdams
Sterecker
William Lemay
Famous Surgeon von Bergmann Dies After Antinarcosis Surgery
Welshaden Germany March 25 Professor von Bergmann renowned surgeon died this morning after an intestinal disorder operation conducted yesterday without anesthesia. He endured the lengthy abdominal procedure with fortitude though he did not perform the earlier operation himself.
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Associated Press
Welshaden
Germany
von Bergmann
Aurkeon
Thaw Sanity Hearing Delays Over Lunacy Commission
Justice Fitzgerald to hear affidavits aspeting Thaws sanity as the Thaw case moves toward a potential lunacy commission. District Attorney Jerome remains confident while Thaw’s camp touts affidavits including one from his mother. Court adjourned to Wednesday forenoon with no verbal arguments planned.
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Associated Press
New York
Tnday
Justie Fitzgerald
Sante
Thaw
Sanee
Justice Pitagerald
Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Filazgerald
Harry K. Thaw
M. Delmas
Josiah Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
George L. Carnerie
Berlin to Bremen for Kaiser Wilhelm Ii voyage to Pittsburgh Carnegie opening
Ambassador Tower sails from Berlin to Bremen and boards the Kaiser Wilhelm II for the United States. Passengers include Germany’s Carnegie Institute delegation such as General von Lowenfeld Minister von Moeller Dr. Reinhold Kiser Prof. Fritz Schaper Ernest E. von Thne and Lieut. Col. Gustaf Dickhut accompanied by the emperor’s military instructor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ambassador Tower
Bremen
United States
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
von Lowenfeld
Theodore von Moeller
Reinhold Kiser
Prussian
Fritz Schaper
Ernest E. von Thne
Gustaf Dickhut
Acting Governor Connor Succeeds Davidson in Wisconsin
Governor Davidson leaves with a six member committee to inspect Georgia stone gas for improvements in Wisconsin. Lieutenant governor Connor acts as governor in his absence. Davidson makes visits to Washington and New York and plans to attend his daughter Otis Mabel’s marriage to B C Inbuaph next Tuesday.
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Madison
Wis
Davidson
Georgia
Wlaconsii
Tavernor Connor
Ase
Washington
New York
Otis Mabel
B.C. Inbuaph
Nicaragua Victories Herald End of War Orbit
Paris reports Nicaragua confirms Choluteca fall and Honduran allied forces routed. President Tronilla seeks refuge as Tegucigalpa teeters. U S and Nicaragua navies move near Trujilo amid uncertain peace prospects.
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Astomatet Press
Washington, D.C
Leip
Washuiton
MeCreel
Corea
Root
Althmeh Miesdeo
United States
Timmany Amon
Nicnagua
Sulaya Ak
Salvador
Honduras
Cuatondia
Tronilla
Sane Lorenzo
Orem
Tegucigalpa
Puerto Cortez
Marietta
Gmoetene
Jacinin
Trujilo
Ceiba
Wisconsin Socialists Nominate Stolze in Manitowoc Campaign
A Manitowoc dispatch reports Henry Stolze Jr. accepts reelection on the Socialist ticket and challenges opponents to a public debate, offering to pay the debate expenses. A. Groffman accepts the Democratic nomination while Republicans plan to name a candidate. Groffman calls for municipal waterworks ownership by purchase or new works as a last resort. The campaign is expected to be sharp.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowec
Henry Stolze Jr
A. Groffman
Groffman
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide near tent
In San Francisco on March 23 Fred Baumbroth a teamster living in a tent shot and killed his wife then killed himself. No motive is known. The couple had been walking arm in arm just before the tragedy.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Lfred Baumbroth
Southern Delegates Push for Canal Trade Line to Panna Wil
About 200 delegates and many congressmen gathered in New Orleans for a Southern States conference to form a permanent organization promoting Southern interests in trade tied to the Panama Canal. Resolutions called for a steamship line from Gulf ports to Panama. Gov Werrel of Georgia and Gov Vardiman of Mississippi sent delegates. Congressmen and river representatives arrived from Panding, praising progress while noting child labor issues and the need for steamers to move Mississippi valley trade via Panama.
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Ay Associated Press
New Orleans
Congress
Gale Coase Tina
South
Parnusa Canal
Panne
Werrel
Georgia
Porsiby
Misslystop
Vananma
Childam
T. Robligen
Allaness
Conpressmin Broussard
Bieveman Ransdell
Teoulatend
Resignation Sought for Marinette Police Chief
Milwaukee datty News special reports Mayor Warren J. Davis acting with the police and fire commission asks Chief Jona Cank to resign by April 1 for failing to follow orders and ordinances enforcement. If he refuses the board will enforce retirement. Chief Cook has served 14 years through multiple administrations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Warren J. Davis
Jona Cank
F. G. Colter
Rolice
Colter
Cook
Drainage of the Kankakee Marsh Region Raised Wisconsin Swamp Land Value
Professor W D Penea of the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering outlined how draining swamp lands boosts value from 15 to 20 dollars an acre to about 10 dollars or more. He cited crop yield gains and strong markets making the marsh a potential central resource in the Midwest, noting Wisconsin hosts roughly 3 080 000 swamp acres with similar gains possible.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wit
Wisconsin
W. D. Penea
University of Wisiconsin College of Engineering
Kankakee
Corbon
Middle West
May retain policies in bankruptcy dispute over life polices
The Supreme Court today affirmed the appellate ruling in Syracuse NY that M Mertens trustee in bankruptcy may not keep three life insurance policies valued at about 60 000 as his personal property. The court of appeals had overruled a prior decision.
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Associated Press
Epton
Snreme Court of the
United States
Efreult Court of Sepnesks
Efreult
al I. Felsenek
Syracuse
New York
A. M. Mertens & Co
M. Mertens
Mxtalet
Northern Distrief
Court of Appeals
Mertens
Local Senate Candidates Advance Amid Conference Plans
Ambiguous OCR text outlines candidate names for a city senate race, noting preparations for a meeting and a late week conference. Mentions of several individuals and parties imply a political contest with planned events and possible opposition.
Strike Looms as Boston Teamsters Face New Demand
In Boston on March 27 a strike threat looms as 600 van drivers await action by the General Teamsters union No. 72. The union authorized decisive steps after drivers rejected a 1907 working agreement and passed a wage demand of one dollar weekly across all classes, with April 1 renewal of the current pact. If rejected, a general strike seems likely.
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Iy Ascoolitad Wiese
Boston
Aheat Roston
Kenerad Trace Teamaters Union No. 72
Teulie
J Diheera
Re, Drivere’ Union
Witfond Slanlemen
UNIO
Burial at St. Paul for Driscoll of APNA
Frederick Driscoll, commissioner of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association, died in Chisago Saturday night. His body will be taken to St. Paul at six o'clock tonight, accompanied by his children Arthur D. and Walter J. Driscoll and Mrs. Robert St. Kirk of Cleveland. The funeral will be from Arthur D. Driscoll's residence in St. Paul at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Chicago
Tit
Frederick Driscoll
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Chisago
St. Paul
Arthur D
Walter J. Driscoll
Robert St. Kirk
Cleveland
Arthur D. Driscoll
Assembly Passes Eight-Hour Telegraph Operator Bill
The Madison assembly ordered to press eight hours work for telegraph operators, requiring railways to employ three shifts at all stations. Sixty members attended with no notable actions or motions recorded during the session.
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Madison
Wis
Rassembly
Ruef Retrial Fights Wind Down as Writ Withdrawn
San Francisco March 23 to 25 reports show Abraham Ruef and associates moving to speed up a trial on extortion charges. Ruef’s attorneys withdrew the writ of error at the U S Supreme Court, signaling readiness for trial. Louis Glass, VP of Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph, was detained as authorities awaited his appearance. The U S Supreme Court later dismissed Ruef’s habeas corpus petition, clearing the path for proceedings.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Defenge
United States Supreme Court
Ruef
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Franecisco
Abraham Ruef
Frank Murphy
Washington
State Supreme Court
Abraham
Louis Gites
Pacihc
Campos
Weaiiss
Grand Jury
Tribery
Ginss
Renty
Glass
Ranesses
Dot
San Fransciaea
Waly
Supreme Court of the United States
Shot on inter urban car end sparks sensational divorce scandal
Mollie H Gibson, estranged wife of Elmer Gibson, is fatally shot in a Girard to Virden car incident linked to a long running affair scandal. Det er Clark confessed to officers, claiming motive tied to a disputed relationship in the West Christian church circle. Clark previously obtained a divorce from Mollie and Elmer from his wife amid reports of long infidelity.
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Springfeld
Mollie H. Gibson
Elmer Gibson
Girard
Pertips
Viden
Deter Clark
Cluagh
Ghar
Chalke
Gib Mon
Clark
Virden
Tlirk Wames
Chirk
Gibson
Man shoots wife then jumps from tenement roof
Andrew Merson 40 shoots Ambery Andersen 46 in Brooklyn then wounds himself with a throat cut. He staggers to a roof edge and jumps before police capture. Both victims taken to hospital. condition critical for him, uncertain for her. Jealousy cited as motive.
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New York
Andrew Ane Merson
Tt Fourth PLC
Brooklyn
Ambery Andersen
Andersen
Anderson
Ione Petited College Hospital
Floods drive families from homes in San Jose area
A severe storm floods the southern San Jose districts near Coyote Creek. About twelve miles south of the city center water overran banks flooding East San Jose and Village Park, driving hundreds from their homes and leaving large tracts of fertile valley inundated.
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San Jose
Cal
Fertiis Valley
East San Jose
Voulage Park
Rome
No Change of Venue Denied in Idaho Case
Judge Wood overruled a venue change request in the Meyer Haywood Pettibonny case in Idaho on March 25. Judge Querenton Matton of Moscre Wayywood Cane reported the ruling by Associated Press.
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Querenton Matton
Moscre
Associated Presa
Cadwell
Idaho
Judge Wood
Mintiow
Meyer Haywood-Pettibonny
Stormy Cold Weather Forecast For Wisconsin
Stormy and colder conditions expected with a mix of sun and showers across Wisconsin tonight. Temperatures fall as a cold front moves through the state with a shift to northerly winds and possible snow flurries in western and northern areas. Forecast data provided by government weather bureau and regional meteorological service.
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Rave
Fey
Wisconsin
Suesday
Lotus
Treymany Co
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