Four Candidates Nominated In New Jersey Empty Seat Race
Paterson N J March 25 four parties Republican Democratic Progressive and Socialist nominated candidates to fill the late Rep Robert Bremmer seat in the Seventh district The election April 7 will test voter reaction to recent tariff and federal measures with Drukker O Byrne Burke Crawford and other nominees shaping a wide partisan contest
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Congresa
Robert Bremmer
New Jersey
Ilson
Don H. Drukker
Jame O'Byrne
United States
Hughes
Progressaives
Frank McNulty
W. G. Rice
H. B. Anderson
Byrne
B. O. Richards
Burke
Casaign Managera
Iis
Crawford
Johnson
Yankton
United
Curley
Boston
Maes
Maren
James A. Getlivan
James FB. Connolly
Frank J. Brier
James M. Curley
Bluffton
Ind
John A. M. Adair
Portland
Adair
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ralph Hi. Moss
Gould Coupler Plant Strikes Meet Martial Law
Depew New Jersey March 25 amid martial law quiet held as Gould coupler works strikers faced gunfire at Erie gate. Militia patrolled streets and guards escorted day shift from Buffalo to the plant. Company vows to not reinstate any striker and threatens eviction from company houses as unrest continues with militia on alert.
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Bloodhounds Try for Bank Shootings Trail
Superior Nebraska reports bloodhounds were used to trace two men who wounded Capt. Co. EL Adams, president of the failed First National Bank, after a shooting last night following receipt of several anonymous letters.
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Dividend cut by Pennsylvanian railway directors in March notice
Philadelphia March 25 The directors of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway company the southern system of the Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburg today reduced the dividend on the common stock from five per cent to three per cent and on the preferred stock from five per cent to four per cent The directors of the Pennsylvania company which operates the northwest system of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg also met today but transacted only routine business President Rea and all other officers were reelected at the yearly organization meeting of the Pennsylvania Railway Company
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Brigand White Wolf Captures Lung Chu Chai City
The Zhinese brigand known as White Wolf and his followers captured and sacked Lung Chu Chai in Shenji province. They killed 230 inhabitants and wounded or captured hundreds more. Regular Chinese troops pursue the band as depredations spread from Hu Peh and Bo Han.
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Is she Mrs. Gunness Indiana Qifler Goes to Canada to Identify Murder Suspect
Indiana authorities fund travel to Canada to verify if a homesteader in Neville, Saskatchewan, is Belle Gunness. Clint Cochrane, former La Porte marshal, pursues the lead after reports of recognition by a former schoolmate in Norway. The Gunness case involved four bodies found at the fire ruin and Ray Lamphere’s later arson defense.
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Ind
Belle Sunness
Clint Cochrane
Gunness
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Northwest Mounted Police
Oldest Sheboygan County resident dies at 103
Mrs Mariam Clark known as Grandma Claris dies at her son's Cascade home at age 103. Born in Straustad Canada May 1 1811 she married in 1829 and moved to Wisconsin in 1855. Mother of twelve children, she leaves thirty grandchildren thirty three great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Sheboygan County
Miners wage scale talks resume in Chicago today
The policy committee of the United Mine Workers of America meets in Chicago to consider the wage scale in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Deliberations expected to finish tonight as the wage agreement expires April 1 after a joint committee failed to reach an understanding yesterday.
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Dispute Between America and Guatemala Nears Settlement
The long standing conflict over railway concessions between Guatemala and the United States appears settled. Maj. Gen. George W. Davis, retired, who was sent by the state department as a special agent to Guatemala, has returned and will draft a report for Secretary Bryan.
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Mrs Rickard Named to Macon Home Post
Mrs Lola Rickard of the Rose Croix chapter C E S Chicano was appointed superintendent of the Wasens Eastern Star and Mazonic Home at Macon. She succeeds Mrs George S Fire and was formerly in charge of the state Odd Fellows Home at Mattoon.
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Rose Croix
Last Day on Earth for Luis Terrazas
A private letter claims Luis Terrazas Jr. faces execution in Chihuahua on March 25 unless five hundred thousand Mexican dollars are paid to General Villa within 24 hours extended to three days. The son of a former powerful Diaz-era landowner, he is held since Villa’s occupation of Chihuahua.
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Luis Terrazas Jr
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United States
Marion Letcher
Anacleto J. Giron
Jete de Artias
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Arturo Vaile
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Valis
Alfonso Salis
Monterey
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Blast wrecks plant killing three in Allentown area
An explosion at a Pennsylvania Trojan Powder plant five miles north of Allentown killed three men and wrecked eight of the twenty small concrete or sheet iron buildings. The blast damaged parts of the plant and left debris scattered across the site.
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Parole Stays in Effect for Noted Suspect in Iowa Holdout
Des Moines March 23 Gov George W Clark refuses to revoke the parole of BIN Richards former deputy U S marshal jailed here on charges tied to a masked hold up attempt against Mrs H F Lafore Monday night Richards is one of three men described as masked robbers in the crime briefing Officials note the parole decision preserves Richards liberty while authorities pursue the case further.
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Des Moines
George W. Clark
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United States
H. F. Lafore
Ice Dealers Meet Opens Iowa Convention
Ice dealers of Iowa opened their annual convention in Des Moines with J W Iron of Marion as president of the national association, as Agweviated Press reports from the event on March 2 6.
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Churchill to resign as war secretary in cabinet turmoil
London reports say First Lord Winston Churchill and Col Seely faced demands to resign over Ulster and Ireland crisis. Asquith postponed action, amid cabinet turmoil and debates on army orders.
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George
Primary Election Index for Wisconsin Education Board
National issuer involved in Milwaukee Oshkosh coverage. Portraits of candidates and claims filed. Candidacies listed with campaign notes. AY candidate Happy nets of the campaign.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Claims County Education Board
Two Candidates Named for City Council Vacancy
The primary election produced two formal candidates for the municipal commission council seat. Incumbent Kitzi and Lampert, president of Lampert Ryder Shoe Co, will face voters on Wednesday, April 7 to decide the vacancy.
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Colonel Seely Faces Blame Over Cabinet Resignation Shift
The war cabinet crisis unfolds as Colonel Seely explains he misled the cabinet via a misprint in the white paper and absolves Marshal Sir John French and General Paget of fault. He admits personal blame for the altered document and condemns no others, insisting the cabinet acted without his presence.
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Noted Poet Frederic Mistral Dies in Marseilles
Marseilles March 35 Frederic Mistral renowned Provençal poet dies at 84 he shared the 1904 Nobel Prize for Literature with Jose Echegaray. Mistral wrote mainly in the Provençal dialect and his best known work Mireille.
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Seranee
Frederic Mistral
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Theodore Troosevelt
Ivot
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Joseph Cantilon
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Choynski Gets Legacy and Moroccan Rewarded
A Chicago report says boxer and Pittsburg Athletic Club director Choynski receives a $10,000 legacy from Jim Pon, a Chinese friend. Pon’s death triggers a will naming Choynski as operator and guardian of Pon’s sons, with further actions in China and the United States tied to family interests and aid.
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Wehool
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Explosion in department store leaves shoppers in panic
A fatal blast at a Washington department store caused panic among shoppers and clerks. Four men were scalded, one likely fatally, twelve clerks fainted, and several shoppers collapsed in the downpour of smoke and heat.
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Federals Hold Torreon Amid Reporting Rebel Retreats
Dispatches from El Paso and Juarez describe heavy fighting near Torreon with rebels repulsed in attempts to reach the stronghold. Reports note wounded soldiers moving toward northern hospitals and General Villa overseeing a large medical corps amid exhausted staff.
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Miguel Diebold
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Violence at Saint Lizare prison over Caillaux favors
The Associated Press reports protests over favors shown to Madame Caillaux by Saint Lizare authorities. Vita, accused of killing her husband, was moved to a heated cell with a maid. Caillaux had a quiet day after long questioning by Henri Boucard. an inquiry into ministers' links to Rohette postponement grows complex with incomplete press abstracts.
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Saint Lizare
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Henri Rothette
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Barthou
Fifty-One Thousand Autos Registered In Illinois
Fifty-one thousand automobiles were registered between January 14 and March 23, announced by the secretary of state. The figure surpasses the same period last year by a wide margin, with 37,000 registered then and 22,000 in 1912 during those dates.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Hiinousx
President nominates Hughes for public money receiver
President Wisan announced the nomination of Edward J. Hughes of Dickinson North Dakota as receiver of public moneys at Tacoma Dickinson and Washington D C March 25. The action designates Hughes to oversee federal funds in the district.
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Associated Press
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Tickingon
Recall to Princeton Urged for Wilson in Senate Row
Washington March 23. Senate debate on Panama policy features letters attacking President Wilson and urging his recall to Princeton. Senator Jones reads Bos ton letter accusing Wilson of bull dozing lawmakers while Senator Thomas objects to attacking motives. Chamberlain blasts Carnegie, arguing anti British sentiment in U S. policy. Kansas City urged as site for new regional reserve bank. no decision reached. Coal reserves eyed as finite, rear admiral promotion for Captain Potts blocked by Senate panel. Nominations for State Department, Uruguay post advance.
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Kansas
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J. T. M. Johnson
National Reserve Bank of Kansas City
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Navy
Tragic double crime shocks farmer community
Danville Wisconsin March 25. Melancthon Salladay sixty prominent farmer shot his wife in bed then killed himself causing instant death. Mrs Salladay survived with unconsciousness and identified temporary insanity as the cause. Weather notes follow with a cold snap and a severe storm forecast for Wisconsin including Milwaukee and Lake Superior regions.
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