Wilson Wins First Round In Toll Fight In Congress
Washington March 27 President Wilson won the first battle of his effort to repeal the Panama tolls exemption as the House refused to continue debate on the rule to limit discussion on the Sims bill. The vote 407 to 176 sided with administration supporters and set the stage for twenty hours of debate. The floor rose in applause as Speaker Clark urged orderly conduct.
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Deportation of Armenian Strikebreakers Ordered
Seven Armenians imported by Calumet and Hecla Mining Co to replace striking workers face deportation by the labor department for alleged ideation contract labor violations. An immigrating inspector arrived to oversee the action as the men are removed.
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Mrs Henningsen Dead In Winneconne
Mrs Henningsen of Winneconne dies after four week illness at age seventy eight. Survived by her husband and a daughter Miss Henningsen principal of Port Washington schools. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm from German Lutheran church. Also brief note on Menomonie lawyer Maren Meteun connected to local banking history.
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Weiss on the mend after operation relapse
Duluth report says publisher Weiss, who had a relapse after an operation, is out of danger and on the road to recovery. Physicians foresee rapid convalescence and dismiss reports of septic poisoning as unfounded.
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Daniels backs week plan for fast naval mail service
Secretary Daniels favors Senator Weeks plan to establish a fast naval mail line with passenger ships between the United States and South American ports. The two men conferred on feasibility and cost of the project, aiming to strengthen naval mobility in peacetime.
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Villa reports victory near Torreon as Gomez Palacio falls
Telegraph notices from the front claim General Villa presses on toward Torreon with rebels said to have captured Gomez Palacio while General Herrera shells the federal garrison from the north. Reports to the Mexican front describe continued fighting and shifting advantage as Villa seeks to seize Tor reaga and consolidate gains in the region.
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Owen Urges Panama Canal Toll Exemption Repeal
Senator Owen backs President Wilson in urging repeal of the Panama Canal tolls exemption clause. He argues the exemption violates the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and warns the United States must avoid discrimination in canal traffic. The debate recalls earlier treaty provisions and compares to Suez canal rules.
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Otten and Rose Unite to Support Rading in April Election
The Northwestern reports that Rose, Theobald Otten, and Ted cans will unite with Mayor Gerhard Rading's non partisans to defeat Socialist Emil Selder in the April 7 regular election.
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Corporal to be examined for promotion in Appleton unit
Appleton Wis March 27 Do ward Schmidt of Company H will be examined here tonight for promotion to Second Lieutenant.
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Saint Paul Sunk in Tragedy Off Normandy Coast
The Saint Paul, a vessel owned by the Ceoait Navigation Company, sank after a collision near the Normandy coast. Eighteen people drown as the ship struck rock while on passage from Nommern, with Captain Coree and the crew aboard.
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Miss Tyler Seeks White House Post Amid Senate Maneuvers
An obscure dispatch reports Miss Tyler arriving at the White House to petition President Wilson for a post, claiming a Virginia clique aims to block her job. She did not meet the president but discussed an engagement with cabinet officials.
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Weyerhaeuser Stricken at Age Sixty Five in California
An ailing Weyerhaeuser, aged about sixty five, was reported near Pasadena, with family at bedside in California. Doctors described the illness as serious but stabilized by this morning, and a nurse said hopeful signs emerged as the patient remained under medical care.
liner nearing port as fate of ship at sea unfolds
A merchant vessel named the La Touraine was reported approaching Sandy Hook this morning after a wire service dispatch. The ship had departed Haer e on March 5 with 209 crew and passengers in second class aboard. Previous reports indicated slow progress due to heavy seas and damage, sparking concern among observers.
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Rebels Defeated in Porreon Flanking Move Reported
A dispatch from the Mesivan embassy describes rebels being severely repulsed at Porreon. A force of 500 troops under General Moore executed a flanking movement to reinforce Iolo. Earlier combat at Atonelova and Artengo saw heavy losses as Juseur forces were repelled.
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Thaw Final Brief Filed in Habeas Corpus Case
The final brief for Harry K. Thaw argues insanity at Matteawan invalidates extradition for his escape. It contends no crime was committed by an insane person and questions jurisdiction to extradite. Bail in a misdemeanor case is argued as a right, and Thaw seeks discharge.
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Prison Overtime Considered to Meet Binder Twine Orders
Madison March 27. Warden Daniel Woodward says Wisconsin State Prison has produced 2,103,000 pounds of binder twine already sold and orders continue. The state board of control may authorize overtime pay and evening work to fulfill all orders. About 90 prisoners work in the mill, producing roughly 100,000 pounds weekly with a 4 percent incentive system.
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Patent Case Settled After Long Dispute Over Gudwin Patent
Representatives of the Eastman and Anse companies reach a settlement ending the accounting obligation tied to the Gudwin patent used for cartridge films and cinematograph films. The exact settlement amount was not disclosed, and the widow of Rev Hinnbal Godwin is not to receive substantial sums. The deal ends royalties tied to last fifteen years of product sales.
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Poor Man Finds Hidden Money in City Street
John Saunders a unemployed carpenter found a purse or money near a doorway in Chicago and turned it over to the city custodian. The finder hoped the rightful owner would claim the funds, which were eventually identified and claimed by John Benjamin, a porter, after Saunders waited in the rain to see if a claimant appeared.
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Trade Control Examines Quaker Oats and Western Cereal
Government inquiry opens into alleged monopoly by Quaker Oats and Western Cereal, claiming they jointly control about ninety percent of the oatmeal trade. The hearing in Chicago follows an antitrust case filed by the government.
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Missing Chicago social worker found in Cleveland store
A social worker from Chicago was located in a downtown Cleveland department store after being missing. The details describe the woman being found in a telephone booth inside the store and being identified by authorities.
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England awaits French and Ewart view on army crisis
London dispatch reports Field Marshal Sir John French and Lieut. Gen. Sir John Ewart refusing to withdraw their resignations amid cabinet efforts. Premier Asquith postponed a pivotal statement while framing a new army order to define duties and curb proposed assurances in Ulster contingencies. Brigadier General Cough heads Ulster concerns as London-bound military leaders seek resolution.
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Missing Prominent Mason Triggers Broad Search
A search was organized today for Lue Trewbridge a prominent citizen and former state official missing since March. Sanatoriums and hospitals in Chicago were visited by order of Mass, seeking clues across the state while authorities pursue leads near a bridge.
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Engineer Dies After Fall From Building Cornice
Robert af Friedman, a civil engineer and Berlin graduate, fell from the twenty fourth floor of a new municipal building. He struck the cornices on the twelfth floor and died instantly, a loss noted by engineering circles in New York.
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Clarke Wins Primary In Arkansas Senate Runoff
Practically complete returns from Wednesday's primary show United States Senator James P. Clarke defeating William F. Kirby for the party nomination. The contest centers on Clarke's bid for re election and Kirby's challenge for a state supreme court seat.
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