Mail Bag Incident Stirs Caracas Over Opened Pouches
Caracas reports state that three official mail pouches brought for the American cruiser Tacoma were opened at La Guayra post office. Venezuelan officials say the openings were accidental due to similar seals and contents untouched. Editorials in El Constitucional accuse U.S. aims of provoking conflict, while the Tacoma’s harbor troubles are denied.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Willemstad
Caracaa
Russell
Jose de Jesus Paul
la Guayra
Zulia
Tacoma
Seal of Navy
Vr. Paul
Dr. Paul
Roosevelt
EL Constitucional
Castro
Root
United States
South America
la Guayta
Premier Does Not Rally Under Grim London Bulletin
London dispatch reports Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s condition unchanged with no signs of rally despite daily bulletins. The PM’s strength remains limited and anxiety grows as reports cite little variation in health. In Philadelphia Senator Penrose shows gradual improvement after erysipelas. Boston Governor Guild also reports stable condition with slight improvement.
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Associaters Press
London
Henry Campbell-Brannerman
Penrose
Philadelphia
Governor Guild
Wild rush for shares at Broad Street curb market
An Associated Press report from New York describes a near riot at the Broad Street curb market as shares of a mining property were offered for the first time. More than 500 brokers and messengers rushed to reach the sale agents, hundreds were knocked down, traffic halted, and the outdoor market stalled for about an hour before the excitement subsided.
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Associated Press
New York
Broad Street
Bail Reduced Sought in Bank Misapplication Case
Pittsburg March 28 The defense for Henry Reiber and John Young sought a bail reduction in the misapplication case involving 1105.00 of Farmers' Deposit National Bank funds Each man is held on 250000 bail they were remanded to county jail United States Judge Young did not attend morning session due to other engagements according to District Attorney Dunkel the bail reflects the banks loss amounts.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Henry Reiber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
United States
Young
Dunkel; Hoowever
Aged Woman Remains Unresponsive After 52 Days Sleep
Mrs Beulah Hawkins has continued a prolonged sleep at a county hospital in Los Angeles after arriving February 5. Authorities report she has not spoken since admission and numerous attempts to awaken her have failed. The incident sets a new record for prolonged unconsciousness in the state.
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Wy Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Heflin in Street Car Shootout Leaves Injured Men
Representative J Thomas Heflin of Alabama shot two men on a Washington street car one Negro Louis Lundy and a white man Thomas McCreary. Lundy is recovering with the bullet in his head unrecovered and McCreary was wounded in the leg. Heflin stated he fired to deter an attack after an altercation on Sixth Street near the St James Hotel. The incident drew swift attention in Congress where Heflin faced bond at $5000 and later appeared on the House floor.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Louis Lunéy
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Lundy
Heffin
Washington, DD. C
Louis Lundy
Thomas McCreary
New York
J. Thomas Heffin
Washington
McCreary
Ellerbe
Heflin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Sixth Street
Mr. Heflin
Qoné
Clayton
Berfin
District of Columbia
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Finnish Diet Passes No-Confidence Vote Against Senate
In Helsingfors the Finnish diet ended a heated debate at five in the morning as socialist members carried a 4% vote of no confidence in the senate. They condemned the administration for delivering Russian terrorists and agitators to authorities and for failing to resist Russian encroachments on Finland’s autonomy. They demanded the senate’s retirement for incapacity to defend Finland’s liberties against a reactionary Russian campaign.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Senate
Duma
Finland
Russia
Fire Claims Three Lives In Milford Tenement Blaze
A Milford hospital today received the death of a three year old girl from injuries suffered in a tenement house fire last night raising the death toll to three. Mrs Susie Bates and an unknown child remain in serious condition. Chicago reports a blaze at the Bohemian Bazaar on Blue Island avenue causing smoke injuries to residents nearby with damages likely over 350000.
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Associated Fress
Milford
Mass
Milford Hospital
Susie Bates
Chicago
Bohemian Bazaar
Blue Island Avenue
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Mississippi for Park Visit
Mrs. Roosevelt and her party reached Vicksburg via the Alabama and Vicksburg railway this morning and began a drive to the National Military park. The Mayflower is scheduled to depart with the party for New Orleans this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Vicksburg
Miss
Bomb Explodes Under Bed Misses Telluride Official
Telluride Colorado March 28 former adj general Bulkeley Wells escaped injury after a stick of dynamite or prepared bomb was placed under his bed in his Pandora mine home. He awoke and was hurled from the bed amid wreckage but unharmed. One suspect jailed as police hunt for other conspirators. Wells aided suppression of labor troubles and helped extradite Steve Adams in a miners strike case.
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Associated Press
Telluride
Colo
Adj
Bulkeley Wells
General Wells
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Frank Steunmberg
Idaho
Steve Adams
Mifiers
Wells
Pandora
Walte
Deposits Rise in New York Banks and Trust Firms
The New York state banking department notes a surge in deposits over the last four weeks in city banks and trust companies. Total gains reach 7.428 million with Knickerbocker Trust adding to the rise. reserve levels and cash positions improve while deposits and loans show overall growth.
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Associated Press
New York
State Banking Department
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Mortgage Woes End in Self Inflicted Death in St Louis
Henry Kock, 65, unable to meet an impending mortgage on his furniture, shot himself at his home on Riddle Street. Mortgage holder Morris Finn was at the door when the tragedy occurred.
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St. Louis
Henry Kock
Riddle Street
Morris Finn
Index of Todate's Paper Markets and Notices
A compact listing page includes sections on markets, fire drills in schools, rural letter carriers planning, convention notes, a portrait gallery of notable birth and death figures, a ballot sample for a juvenile election, and portraits of candidates for the district delegate to the National Republican Convention.
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Milwaukee
Blackhand Murder in Cleveland Man Found Mutilated
The body of an Italian believed to be Salvatore Gueli, who came from West Virginia three weeks ago, was found in an alley. He showed numerous wounds and blood stains at the boarding house where he slept. He had not been robbed and authorities suspect Black Hand or revenge. About twenty arrests have been made.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Salvatore Gueli
West Virginia
Gueli
Riot in Union Square Sparks Bombing Feared Demonstration
In New York City on March 28 a peaceful unemployed meeting in Union Square turned anarchistic when a bomb exploded as two men were being sworn in. About 10 000 people gathered with 160 mounted police on duty. Police quickly rounded up participants nearby.
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New York
Uput
Union Square
Severe Storms Sweep Michigan Indiana and Illinois
A series of severe storms, March 2 to 28, caused fatalities and extensive damage across Michigan Indiana and Illinois. In Michigan near Marsland a lightning bolt killed two women in a farmhouse and an unknown woman by a railway, while other occupants were unharmed. In Indiana heavy damage to wires and trees occurred with fatalities near Frankfort Petersburgh and Morgan area. many buildings were destroyed and wires down. In Illinois a tornado near Monmouth damaged homes and barns injuring several, and Pekin suffered major losses to residences barns outbuildings and a distillery totaling about 369000. A dam downstream at Plainwell Kalamazoo river failed causing additional damage.
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Associated Press
Howell, Mich
Here
Marsland
Mia
Peter North
Carrie Elf
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Unadiana
Frankfort
Petersburg
Atoele
Munele
Joseph Hasden
Kalamazoo
Mich
Commonwealth Power Company
Plainwell
Monmouth
Ill
Pekin
Peoria
Gillette May Get Respite From Execution
Governor Hughes halted the Gillette murder case hearing to 4 1 4 o clock as witnesses reportedly ready to testify Bill Brown suffered an epileptic fit in a boat with Gillette and fell into Big Moose Lake Druleing her head as she collapsed A M Mills Gillette defense attorney was summoned from Little Falls to Albany for the afternoon session
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Associated Press
Albany
N. J
Hughes
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Bill Brown
Gillette
Gitelia
A. M. Mills
Little Falls
Surprise wedding links Texas banker heir to late wife estate
Mrs Richard M. Russell, widow of San Antonio paper owner Frank Grice, married Richard L. Russell in San Antonio. The union reportedly revokes Mrs Russell's claim to Grice’s estate per his will, which favored her not receiving cash. Russell, once tied to Oshkosh summers, faces family illness as he reconciles his new life in Texas with losses from the past.
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Riehard EL. Drussell
RB. G& Huysell
Frank, Giice
San Antonio
Tex
Oshkosh
Russell
Frank Grice
L Stussell
Wick
Richard If Kugnell
Texas
San Antoniio
Mr. Russell
South
Dorothy Wakefield
Richard H. Russell
Mr. Grice
Lyland Park
Lake Winnehasa
Russian torpedo boats collide during sea maneuver
Libou dispatch reports Russian torpedo boat destroyers Mosk Villanin and Dohragoletz collided while maneuvering in the Baltic. Both vessels were seriously damaged and the admiralty has not been informed of the accident.
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Associated Press
Bt. Petersburg
Libou
Mosk- Villanin
Smallpox Outbreak Spreads in Manitowoc County
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee reports smallpox cases rising in Manitowoc County Wisconsin with several city cases and rural routes 2 and 3 under quarantine. Families on routes near the city are affected including the Georges on route 2 and the Isalses on route 3.
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Manitowoc County
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
George
Is Alse
Dumping Ground Action Eases Street Nuisance
City authorities intervene to curb refuse dumping near the Pant of Bewen Street. A sign orders rejection of further waste at the site, ending long standing local dismay and prompting relief among residents.
Innocence Claim Amid Murder Plot Involving Two Negroes
Louis T. W. Archer, a black ex-convict, reasserts that two other Negroes plotted the murder of J. S. Collins, a Topeka real estate man, and that Archer feared for his safety and the Insane Asylum if he spoke. He says John Collins, a university student, is serving life in Kansas penitentiary for the killing.
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Associated Press
Emporia, Kas
Louis T. W. Archer
J. 3. Collins
Topeka
John Colins
Kansas
Archer
Exme
Collins
Kansas State Penitentiary
Young
Ollins
John Colling
Insane Asylum
Titree
Bin
Youps Collins
Neenah Team Wins Final Home game in Armory
The Neenah Com pany basketball team defeated Sheboygan Athletics 64 to 20 in the last home game of the season at the Neenah armory. Ritchie of Appleton played center due to Bell’s injury, and the squad hopes to enter the Portage state tournament next week. The RAMOE club lost 22 to 21 to De Pere after a forfeit of two Neenah points. Separately, Presbyterian Land school junior department hosts were entertained by Dr and Mrs FL Taylor with about twenty guests and a four course supper. Mrs W J Sendroth of Appleton attended.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Armory
Sheboygan Athletics
Fishers
Company
Sheboygan
Ritchie
Appleton
Bell
Portage
Ramoe Company
West Side Athletic Club
de Pere
Neenah Boys
Neenah Bhava
Tuichera
Presbyterian Land School
FL Taylor
W. J Sendroth
DT. L Kimberly
Wisconsin Avenue
Train collision kills two men near Tiurney
Two unidentified men were struck and killed by a Northwestern train west of Tiurney. The bodies were found by section crews this morning with no identifications. The report also notes firm personnel movements and a warm weather forecast following the incident.
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Associated Press
Tiurney, Wic
Here
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