Coal Crisis Nearer As Mines Face Suspension
Reports from Cleveland and London describe formal orders for suspension of all anthracite mining operations beginning April. United Mine Workers alert that pumps and essential staff will stay at work while nonessential mine labor stops. Balloting and negotiations continue in bituminous districts with potential nationwide impact.
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United Kingdom
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Keon
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Ajden
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Minera
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New York
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Berlin
Frankfort
England
Londt
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Chirk
Wales
Oklahoma
Wien
Jerecy
Buy Airships for Emperor at Osh Osh Ting This Eve
An order directs acquisition of airships for the emperor during Osh Osh Ting this evening. The negotiation centers on supply lines and delivery timing for a ceremonial fleet. Effective immediately, logistics teams prepare vessels, crews, and provisioning for the event.
Americans 10 Carry Arms
Acting Secretary of State Wilvon Jeday confirms a Mexico report that dependable Americans will be armed for defense. Ambassador Wilson will distribute 1,900 firing pieces, army rifles and revolvers, on route to Mexico City. The Meathau government tolerates many foreigners. President fl waived the neutrality proclamation for a shipment that left New York yesterday.
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Washington, D. C
Wilvon Jeday
Mexicao
Wilson
Meathau
New York
Chinese Assembly Gathers as New Cabinet Is Announced
In Nanking on March 23 Premier Tang Shao i and Sun Yat Sen preside as the new cabinet is unveiled at the national assembly. The hall fills with assembly members and officials while Sun Yat Sen appeals for public loyalty and support to the new government.
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Associated Press
Nanking
China
Shan Yi
Yuan Shi Wai
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of China
National Assembly
Repiblican
Tang Shao-i
Red Ring
Onefore Genere
People of China
Miss Marian Talbot Defends Teaching Fairness in Race Case
Miss Marian a Talbot dean of women at the University of Chicago testifies in a $100000 damages suit by former student Miss Mercy. Talbot denies ever treating students differently by race nationality or religion and rejects claims she defamed Mercy or used the words cited by a fiancé witness.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mariana Talbot
University of Chiengs
Miss Father Mercy
Dean Talbot
Miss Mercy
Warren E. Reynolds
Min Mercer
Roosevelt Trip Brings Loyalty Delegations To Minnesota
Followers of Theodore Roosevelt from across Minnesota and neighboring states gather in Saint Paul for a welcome in Albert Lea and later speeches in St Paul and Minneapolis. Roosevelt discusses tariffs as a moral issue and criticizes unequal wage competition while touring Cedar Rapids and Waterloo.
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Mint
Theodore Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Albert Lea
Minnesota
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Roosevelt State Committee
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Roosevelt La Follette clash echoed in party lines
A Roosevelt headquarters statement signed by Amos Pinchot Gifford Pinchot William Kent and Medill McCormick replies to Houser’s charges about urging La Follette to run. It denies pledges of support and says La Follette withdrew February 5 urging friends to back any candidate advancing the Progressive cause. Delegates from Indiana split with Roosevelt winning six of ten districts amid money concerns. Idaho counties show strong Roosevelt alignment for the Lewiston state convention.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
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William Kent
Gifford Pinchot
Medill McCormick
Walter J. Houser
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Themo
Indiana
Lewiston
IWW Arrests in San Diego Reported
Associated Press reports that nearly forty IWW members arrested in San Diego admit aim to overthrow a government. Investigators found most deny any political system, claiming allegiance only to a “red” cause, with blood described when asked about the red object.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cat
Industrial Workers of the World
Tatve
Tritect Suites
Califora
Weslington
Ius
Ius City Authorities. the Report States That With Manvely
Saloon closures on election night questioned
Special to The Northwestern from Milwaukee reports Attorney General Bancroft defending a state ruling that saloons must close on election night. He says no court has ruled a day less than twenty four hours and the statute has long stood, with enforcement up to rural authorities.
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Wis
Matile
Madieon Suv
Bancrofe
Fron Milwaukeve
Deepartment
United States
Bax
Bancroft
Wisconsin officials exempt from income tax ruling
A Madison report says Attorney General Bancroft ruled most state officials will pay the income tax this year. The attorney general and Secretary of State Picar and Assistant Treasurer Johnannard have filed tax schedules, with others following.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisronain
Madison
Althanet
Hancroft
Bancroft Himelf
Picar
Johnannard
Senate factions clash over pension bill in Senate
Washington March 29 Republican leaders brace for a close Senate vote on the Sherwood dollar a day pension bill and the pension committee substitute. The Amongst bill proposes a double standard of pensions for age and service.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Senate
Pension Committees
Illinois Primary Probable Passes Senate Bill
Springfield Illinois Marcel 29 The preferential presidential primary bill which passed the senate two days ago weathered successfully the storm of second reading in the special session of the Illinois house today.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Marcel
Senate
Tiinois House
Sugar Verdict Due Soon In Sherman Case
In New York on March 20 counsel for John K. E. Parsons Washington H Thomas George H. Frazier and other officers of the American Sugar Refining Company began summing up in the U S district court on a conspiracy charge under the Sherman anti trust law. The case likely goes to the jury tonight.
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Associated Press
New York
John KE. Parsons
Washington
H. ‘Thomas
George H. Frazier
American Sugar Hefiring Company
United States
Carnegie Institutes Suit Over 2 Million Loan
Andrew Carnegie filed suits in the New York supreme court seeking two million dollars plus interest. He charges he loaned the Carnegie Trust Company on December 28, 1908, 2000 bonds of United States Steel Corporation worth one thousand dollars each with interest coupons attached. The Carnegie Trust Company suspended operations in early 1911.
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Associated Press
New York
Andrew Carjheste
Supreme Court
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie
Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Gore Boosting Wilson Rally Draws Small Milwaukee Crowd
A Wisconsin special from Sheboygan reports Senator Thomas Gore of Oklahoma addressing about six people at Waglea Hall in Milwaukee last night. He urged support for Woodrow Wilson, calling him the only logical Democratic candidate for the presidency.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Heboygan
Fourteen Miners Trapped Then Rescued in Quarry Collapse
Sheffield England March 2 fourteen miners were buried alive when the roof of a quarry caved in on an out crop of coal. They were all rescued alive after being pulled from the debris.
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Sheffield
Eng
Valuation bill for all railways reported to House
A railway valuation bill, aimed to enable the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix and adjust rates, is reported unanimously by the committee. It calls for a comprehensive inquiry into actual railway values, stock and bonds, and connections with financial interests, with court powers to enforce production of records.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
House
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
Interstate: Commerce Commission
Congress
Varios
Officials Must Pay Income Tax on State Salaries
A split over income tax for public officials in Wisconsin pits Attorney General Bancroft against a ruling that state officials are not exempt from tax. M. Shea asserts public salaries should be taxed, noting many officials have submitted returns, while the commission argues exemptions apply only to certain officers and terms.
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Shea
Atate Tax Commbnion
Ita
Estate Day Commission
Burnell
Ely
Alxe
Supreme Court
Kirwan
Wisconsin
George B. Clementeon
Grant County
Attor General
Supreme
Circuit
Rock Island City Sees Turbulence with No Guard Action
Disturbed Rock Island Indiana experiences unsettled morning with troops on usual guard duty but no incidents reported. Local authorities deny triggering events and advise calm as authorities monitor situation.
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Associated Prem
Rock Island
Erence Loree
Bettors Cannot Vote Under Election Wager Law
The Oshkori law forbids betting on election results and prohibits any person who has bet on an election from voting. The statute states that no person who has made or become interested in any bet tied to an election may be permitted to vote.
Gore Lost and Found The Blind Senator Faked Misunderstanding
The Blind Senator from Oklahoma, Thomas P. Gore, vanishes in Oshkosh area causing frantic scrambling by local Democrats. He turns up in Menasha after a misread schedule, then plans to speak at Oshkosh Armory this evening on Progressive Democracy backing Wilson.
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Guen
Menasha
Leancheon
Wilson
Wilson Democrats
United States
Thomas P. Gore
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Oshkosh
Menushu
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Armory
Fronch du Lac
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Sheboygan
O. K
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Milwaukee
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Therl
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
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Fond Dip Lac
Waukesha
Madison
Smoker on Girls Train Sparks Laughter at Smith College Trip
Special to the Northwestern reports a mixed baggage and smoker car on a Smith College train from Northampton Massachusetts. About 400 students boarded yesterday for Easter vacation, creating shrieks of laughter as Miss Mary Bell Mainland, daughter of Oshkosh capitalist William Mainland, rode among them.
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Loston
Mars
Smith Girl’ College
Northampton
Mase
New England
Mary Bell Mainland
William Mainland
Body of John Arbuckle Arrives in Pittsburg for Burial
The body of John Arbuckle the millionaire coffee merchant and philanthropist arrived in Pittsburg from New York in a private car accompanied by relatives. He was interred at Allegheny Cemetery shortly after arrival.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
John Arbuckle
New York
Fort Smith lynching suspects denied bail in mob case
Fort Smith Arkansas March 23 two men arrested late last night accused of leading the mob that lynched Sanford Lewis a negro last Saturday were denied bail today. The prisoners are John C Stewart building contractor and Waller Uphill mm.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Ark
Sanford Lewis
John C. StewWen
Dleemn
Waller Uh
Freshet Flood Alarm Spreads Across Missouri Valley
Report from St Louis notes the Mississippi reaching flood stage with forecasts of thirty to thirty one feet as rain soaks the region. Nebraska rivers swell, two hunters missing after a buggy drifted away, and rail lines crippled by washed tracks. Levee fears grow around Hickman and Hickman Kentucky.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Missouri River
Missouri
Deneen
Illinorskie
Adjutant General's Department
Cairo
Omaha
Neb
Platte
Loup
Hikhorn
Nebraskas
John Gunote
Otis Derby
Schuyler
Paul Sprecher
George Smith
Charles Matthews
Wakefield
Norfolk
Neh
Broux City
Louisville
Hickman
Thi Moring
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce Plans April Meeting
The Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce schedules a luncheon on Thursday April 4 at the Athearn hotel followed by an 8 pm address by W D Clumpner on Oshkosh waterways and a permanent packet line study. A nominating committee will report a slate by April 8 with annual elections set for April 18.
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Oshkosh
Board of Directory
Junoon
C. Beer
Adie Chbmicher
Yeat
Stomach Chemical Test in Vermilya Trial
In Chicago on March 29 a jury trial for Mrs. Louis Vermilya heard a plan to test a human stomach contents to show arsenic poisoning in Richard T. Smith who died in 1911. Professor Walter B. Haines will lead the open court demonstration to explain his methods and findings about viscera analysis.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Louis Vermilya
Richard T. Sraith
Walter 8. Haines
Smith
Haines
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