Albania’s King Wied Faces Albanian Rebellions
Vienna March 1 Prince William Wied now king of Albania is preparing to take the field to crush the rebellious spirit that began his reign The outlook is not bright as the people have proclaimed an independent government despite powers allocating the territory to Albania Further insurrections are expected before the first is disposed of It is believed Turkey will secretly encourage discontent among the sultan’s former subjects the Albanians.
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Vienna
William Wied
Albania
Turkey
Villa Declares Carranza Boss In Every Way
In Chihuahua City Villa states he will obey Carranza and would even stop the sun to fulfill his orders He reports receiving 2000 rifles from the United States and awaits ammunition for his five inch guns before attacking Torreon El Paso March 3 Agent Carothers aims to persuade Carranza to visit Juarez to settle the Benton controversy and seeks safe passage through American territory for Tanga.
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Chihuahua City
Carranza
Villa
United States
Torreon
EL Paso
Carothers
State Department
Nogales
Juarez
Benton
Car- Tanga
Case of leprosy found by doctor at Astoria
Astoria March 3. Nisto Kata jisto a Finn from Winlock Washington is diagnosed with a severe leprosy case by Dr H H Artman who notified the state health board. The man returns to his farm home after being told nothing could be done to help him.
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Astoria
Nisto Katajisto
Winlock
Wash
H. H. Artman
Hartman
Washington State Health Board
Freewater Pioneer William Johnson dies at 67
William Johnson a MiltonFreewater pioneer aged 67 died at his Freewater home Sunday morning after a paralysis stroke. Born in Canada he later married in 1884 at Redwood Falls Minnesota and moved to Freewater in 1890 where he founded Eagle milling and owned the first lumber yard and hardware store. He retired seven years ago and is survived by his wife and son Audrey of Freewater.
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William Johnson
Milton-Freewater
Mr. Johnson
Canada
Redwood Falls
Minnesota
Freewater
Eagle Flouring Mills
Audrey
Lewiston School Board Pushes $26,000 Bond Election
Lewiston Idaho March 3 The Lewiston independent school district votes to seek approval for $26,000 in bonds to fund additions and improvements to the high school building due to overcrowding.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Lewiston Independent School District
Louis W. Hill Named President of Great Northern
EST PAUL March 3 Louis W. Hill elected president of the Great Northern Railroad to succeed Carl R Gray who resigns to become president of the Western Maryland Hill is a former president of the line.
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Est. Paul
Louis W. Hill
The
Great Northern
Carl R. Gray
Maryland
Hill
Line
Evangelist pledges to stay until Pendleton cleaned up
Rev EF Bulgin led a revival meeting denouncing the citys police and urging Gov West to intervene. He read a grand jury list including the mayor's son Wesle y Matlock and named business owners, calling for police dismissal and the formation of a law and order league. A telegram to Gov West and petitions circulated claiming police protection of crime drew hundreds of signatures.
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John Kearney
Governor West
Pendleton
Law and Order’ League
Tabernacle
EF. J. Bulgin
West
Wesley N. Matlock
Romes
John Estes
George Stanger
Sam Miller
Missouri Bill
Jess Saling
D. G. Smith
Curley Cunningham
Ira Blackwell
Walter Lindsey
Jess Sellers
Jim O'Hyan
Brisheau
Pope
Scroggs
Sellers
Law and Order League
J. W. Maloney
Si Reetz
George Rugg
C. A. Hodshire
Methodist Church
T. F. Weaver
Christian Church
Tocal
Rev. Bulgin
bin” Hanscom
Teddy Connell
Spokane
Norborne Berkeley
Echo
Kearney
Tabernacle Meeting
Suit Planned to Test Free Sugar Situation in Supreme Court
Washington reports a suit titled Louisiana Original Suit will start in the Supreme Court to strike down a 20 percent tariff from the free sugar situation. Cane flowers seek to enjoin the Treasury Department from admitting sugar at reduced rates and allege arbitrary illegal action. Attorneys General Pleasant of Louisiana, Bailey of Texas, and Paul Christian of the American Sugar Refiners' Association represent the growers.
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Washington
Underwood
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Treasury Department
Department
Ilegally
Pleasant
Joseph Bailey
Texas
Paul Christian
American Sugar Refiners’ Association
Tax collection in February sets county record
Walla Walla on March 3 reports February tax collections reached 112 725 17 dollars, the heaviest on record, versus 108 699 63 dollars a year earlier per County Treasurer Mackay.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Mackay
Thirty Years For A Kiss Robbery In Los Angeles
Charles H. Guyton was sentenced to thirty years in San Quentin for highway robbery after he held up Daisy Stagnall, took a dime and a kiss, then returned the coin claiming the kiss was worth the price. The incident occurred in Los Angeles on March 3.
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Los Angeles
San Quentin
Charles H. Guyton
Daisy Stagnall
Financial Manipulators Make Haul Over Rumor
Report from Mexico City states financial manipulators profited on a rumor that the United States would recognize Huerta within 48 hours. The dispatch notes Villa delaying attack on Torreon and feinting toward areas closer to Mexico City. The piece also comments on poetry and race death as a societal motif.
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Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Villa
Torreon
Taxpayers Swear to Market Value for 1914 Assessments
Taxpayers must list all property to the assessor and swear to its market value under a $100 fine. Market value equals sale price in a voluntary ordinary sale with earning power. Assessor Strain explains uniform statewide valuation and the right to adjust values for equity with nearby property, noting that 1913 assessments remain largely unchanged despite higher overall taxes.
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Oregon
Boards of Equalization
Strain
Penitentiary Employes Do Not Violate Eight Hour Law
Salem March 3 The Oregon supreme court ruled penitentiary and asylum employees do not work more than eight hours daily so the eight hour law is not violated. Justice Moore authored the opinion in the Hoff v board of control case, upholding release from habeas corpus for officers confined in jail.
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Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
Asylum and Penitentiary
Justice Moore
Hoff
Board of Control
Tangoists to Defy Dean at University Informal
TANGOISTS TO DEFY DEAN. Despite Dean Isabella Austin's disapproval, tan go and related steps are likely at the University of Washington junior informal on campus, after a faculty panel agreed to allow them under a floor committee to enforce certain etiquette rules.
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University. OF Washington
Seattle
University of Washington
Isabella Austin
Demand for Common Sense Surges Worldwide
A brief editorial notes scarce common sense amid rising expectations. The message warns readers to protect what little sense remains as global demand grows, urging prudent judgment and thoughtful action in everyday decisions.
General England limits interference in Mexico crisis
England will not intervene in the Mexican situation but demands a full investigation of the Benton incident. New Albanian king plans to lead against a growing rebellion. General Villa and General Carranza statements shape regional tensions amid unrest.
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England
Benton
Albania
Villa
Carranza
Hill
Astoria
State Supreme Court
Bulgin Promises Pendleton Clean Up Town Plea
Dr. Bulgin, coat off, challenges rumors, vows to stay one more week in Pendleton amid cheers. A letter from E. V. Corley is read, noting business price estimates for tavernacle meeting and a higher priced picture show. Jerry St Dennis denies prior false statements as detectives’ findings are cited and Bulgin warns against spreading it.
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J. M. Cornelison
Pendleton
Dr. Bulgin
Jerry St. Dennis
Ministerial Association
Murderer fainted as telegram tied to Chicago murder
William Ellis on trial for wife murder collapsed when a telegram said to be from his wife to Fred Cauldwell of Branfield Canada was read. He later confessed to killing his wife after seeing a performance of Damaged Goods. Ellis revived, then broke down during the telegram reading as her parents wept.
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Chicago
Marth
William Ellis
Fred Cauldwell
Branfield
Canada
Ellis
Oakland Builds World Leading Public School Band
The Oakland board of education has received 16000 dollars in musical instruments for public schools. The aim is to form the finest school boy band for the Panama Pacific exposition in 1916 with each school operating its own ensemble. Bands from all schools will unite later into a single organization for performances at the fair. Oakland seeks to prove its lead in public school music through diligent pupil effort.
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Oakland
Cal
Oakland Board of Education
Board of Education
Police Investigate Dynamite Find Near Manton School
Police in Redding California investigate the discovery of 22 sticks of dynamite under a schoolhouse at Manton near Redding where weekly socialist meetings have been held. Socialists suspect a plot to blow up the building during sessions.
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Redding
Cal
Polee
Manton
Here
Secret Wedding Surprise To Pendleton Friends
William E. Hanscom, jeweler, and Mrs Teddy Connell quietly wed in Spokane last week and returned to Pendleton arriving home amid little public notice. Hanscom owns a North Main street jewelry shop and has long resided here, while Mrs Connell, recent Pendleton resident and Alta theater pianist, announced plans to resign from her post. The couple will live in Pendleton.
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William E. Hanscom
Teddy Connell
Spokane
Hanscom
North Main Street
Pendleton
Alta Theater
Oliphant
Woman’s accomplice to be executed tonight in Hartford
James Plow, convicted of complicity with Mrs. Bessie Wakefield in the murder of her husband, was moved to the death cage in Hartford jail. The execution is scheduled for tonight as the state supreme court reviews an appeal for a new trial for the woman.
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Hartford
Conn
James Plow
Bessie Wakefield
Supreme Court
Seven men drowned in Belgian mine flood incident
Brussels reports seven men lost their lives when an accidentally tapped water vein flooded the Bracquegnies mine colliery near the city. Rescue and investigation details are awaited.
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Brussels
Bracquegnies
Here
Italian Deputies Duel Over Politics
Rome dispatch reports Deputies Passino and Drago clashed over policy, fighting a duel that left scratches on their faces before they embraced and departed the scene.
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Rome
Passino
Drago
Child Drowns After Wandering From Kelso Home
In Kelso Washington this March a 3yearold child of Mr and Mrs J Aborn wandered from the lower camp of the Wisconsin Lumber company and fell into a creek, drowning. The article warns against insincere flattery with a proverb about honesty.
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Kelso, Wash
J. Aborn
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Pendleton to keep organized baseball for another year
A mass meeting in the Commercial club rooms voted to maintain Pendleton's Western Tri-state league franchise and field a team. Wesley N. Matlock was re elected president with a five member executive committee to handle club business. The plan features a short season and a guaranteed salary limit of 1200 dollars. Proposals from Weston and Pilot Rock to reorganize the old Blue Mountain league were discussed, with Pendleton supporting Sunday use of Round up Park.
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Pendleton
Commercial Club
Wesley N. Matlock
Besen
Leon Cohen
Sam R. Thompson
Guy Boyden
M. 8. Kern
Fred W. Lampkin
Tallman
The
Commercial Association
Weston
Pilot Rock
England to Probe Benton Case Deeply in U S Ties
London says Britain will press for full investigation if the Washington administration pursues the Benton matter. Grey tells Commons that United States interest in English deaths is as limited as in Americans' outrages, and warns Britain will seek reparation if necessary. In Washington, Carranza's stance is pivotal as talks with foreign powers continue ahead of any recognition. Bryan to confer with Sir Lionel Carden on next steps.
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London
England
Mexico
Benton
Washington Administration
Britain
Grey
House of Commons
United States
Washington
Carranza
State Department
Bryan
Lionel Carden
Rancher Found Dead. Posse Seeks Slayer in Issaquah
Issaquah, Wash. March 3 sheriff s posse searches for the slayer of Henry Warner a rancher found dead in a barn by his wife. The body bore wounds suggesting an attack with a spade or hoe as he tended stock. A young son woke to the sounds of the quarrel.
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Issaquah
Wash
Henry Warner
Milwaukee Hoagul verdict in Minnesota rail rate case
REDWING Minn March 2 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company was found guilty by a district court jury of violating Minnesota state law by fixing a rate of 2 cents a mile. Indicted in Goodhue county Judge Albert Johnson denied a new trial motion and the case will be appealed to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Milwaukee Hoagul
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hailey Company
Minensota
Goodhue County
Albert Johnson
Supreme Court
Mirrors and the Odd Notion of Self Perception
A compact reflection on vanity and perception. The line suggests a humorous take on how people view themselves differently from how others see them, touching on public image and self awareness.
New York begins recover after blizzard storm toll rises
New York digests a major blizzard with heavy snowfall blanketing streets. The death toll in the city stands at twelve as rescue and cleanup efforts continue amid lingering travel disruption.
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New York
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