World famed military experts predict Japanese war
Berlin reports Count Ernest Von Revgentlow suggests American base in the Philippines threatens Japan and Japan will attack to block Russian influence in Korea and Port Arthur. Washington officials offer no denial as experts discuss Japanese plans to seize Pacific islands. Parallel reports claim a Japanese force in Hawaii could be mobilized within days and that Manila, Hawaii, Samoa are potential targets in a wider Pacific conflict.
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Berlin
Germany
Ernest von Revgentlow
Nota
Philippines
Japan
Far East
Enna
United Press
United Statce
Korea
Kwantung
Port Arthur
Pacific
America
Hawaii
Washington
von Freventiow
United States
Frederick Huldekeper
Washington, D. C
Mikado
Samoa
Tokio
Mexico
Asahi
England
Welt
San Antonio
Tex
Carter
Rio Grande
Map Department
Mexicali
Berthold and
Leyva
Maezhall
Russia Delivers Ultimatum to China in Note
St Petersburg officials announced that if China does not answer Russia's mandatory note within ten days, the war office will decide on further action. Military demonstrations against China are expected to be intensified.
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St. Petersburg
China
Russia
War Office
Missionary Thwarts Assassination Plot in Seoul
A plot to bomb the train carrying former War Minister Sai ke Terauchi in Korea was foiled by an American missionary who warned authorities hours before. Forty Koreans were arrested and face execution if convicted. An Ming Konox named ringleader. The plotters fled into Russian territory. authorities may seek Russian help.
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Seoul
Korea
Saike Terauchi
An Ming Konox
An Chung Ken
Prince Ite
Helen to Title Rescue Goulds Retain Control Missouri
Reading the transfer saga, Helen Gould and Frank Gould allegedly pressured George to keep control of the Missouri Pacific. A new deal with Kuhn, Loeb & Rockefeller followed, ensuring Gould retained influence.
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Helen
Goulds
Missouri
Danville Grand Jury Indicts Thirty Five
Danville report says a grand jury returned thirty five indictments, fourteen for political offenses, and was dismissed by Judge Kimbrough until April 17. No top figures charged. instead precinct chairmen and poll workers named. William G. Brown, on the city election commission, indicted for taking money to influence a vote. The body adopted resolutions urging harsher vote buying penalties and criticizing County Judge Lawrence T. Allen for appointing Brown.
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Danville
Til
Kimbrough
Ciitizens
William ¢. Brown
City Election Commission
State Assembly
Lawrence T. Allen
W. C. Brown
Woman murderer of son not insane but degenerate
Albany, N Y March 18 The prosecution in the trial of Mrs Mel cher accused of murdering her son says she is not insane but a moral degenerate Chief of Police Quigley said she appeared perfectly rational while confined in the Rochester jail.
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Albany
N. Y
Melcher
Quigley
Rochester
Rockefeller Opens Golf Round With Big Dividend Check
Augusta GA March 15 Rockefeller arrived at the golf links with a $4 050 000 check in his pocket his share of Standard Oil dividends. He joked he felt like a two year old as he teed his ball and prepared for play.
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Augusta
Rockefeller
Mall
New York
Standard of Co
Steel Trust to Investigate its Power and Immunity
A steel trust faces scrutiny as investigators probe its influence, seeking to understand how it asserts power and why it appears immune to typical regulatory action. Officials plan inquiries into methods, contracts, and impacts on competition and consumers.
Grey's epochal speech sparks European interest in arbitration
Washington reports that Rep Stanley of Kentucky backs a U S Steel Corporation investigation to test anti trust violations, aiming to aid Democratic agenda before the next session. London coverage notes Sir Edward Grey's speech stirs Europe, with mixed reactions from papers and calls for a potential U S Britain arbitration treaty tied to home rule and sovereignty concerns.
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United States Steel Corporation
Stanley
Kentucky
Dalgael
Pittsburg
Stanney
Steel Trust
Tobacco Trust
Ttrer
Oil Trust
Meat
London
Sir Edward Grey
Europe
Pears
Fouth
Sir Edward
Mexico
United States
Sir Henry Norman
Enowment
Lord Reay
Great Britain
America
Ireland
Morning Post
Morning
The
Daily News
Times
Pauncefote-Olney
Pendleton Urged as Freight Division by City Leaders
City officials and Commercial Association members urged closing Aura and Lilleth streets at the railroad to aid Pendleton as a freight division point. Mayor Murphy said ordinances would be taken up soon. Advocates argued yard space shortages justify city action to assist the railroad, while safety concerns at the crossings were noted. Councilman Stroble pressed for street closures to quiet opposition and boost nearby property values.
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Aura
Lilleth
Pendleton
Dan P. Smythe
Commercial Association
Murphy
Consid
Stroble
Railroads Fined Fifty Thousand Dollars
Buffalo March 15 New York Central fined 25 000 and Pennsylvania 20 000 in Western States district court after pleading guilty to rebating. The case involved the Standard Oil Company with shipments from four years ago. The Standard has already paid a 20 000 fine.
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Buffalo
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Wuaster States District Court
Standard Old Company
Standaord
Waterspout Deluges Italy Coast Cities
A water spout in the Strait of Messina struck near Reggio causing heavy property damage and many fatalities. Reports say scores of people were killed or injured and 156 are buried in a marble quarry near Guarnieri.
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Rome
Italy
Strait of Messina
Reggio
Guarnieri
Collapse at G T Falls Hardware Building Kills Many in Nashville
Nashville March 15 Three men were killed and five were dying as rescue efforts continued for at least fifteen believed buried under the wreckage of the G T Falls Hardware company building which collapsed this afternoon during clearing work. The ruin followed a recent fire, investigators said.
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Nashiville
Teen
G. Tl. Falls Hardqware Company
Milwaukee Fire Destroys Lumber Stock Killing Fireman
A blaze in Milwaukee destroyed the Hilly Lumber company stock, burning ten million feet of lumber worth $200,000 and threatening Menominee Valley. Fireman Frank Clark fell from a ladder and is dying from his injuries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hilly Lumber Company
Menominee Valley
Frank Clark
Two Youths May Cause Intervention
Secretary Knox declares they were arrested on American soil and insists they must be freed. Reports speculate U S intervention in Mexico if rebels capture Chihuahua and Mexican officials insist the arrests occurred in Mexico.
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Knox
Cleveland
Ohio
Mexico
Chihuahua
United States
Burton
Mesxico
Washington
D DC
Blatt
Converse
Juarez
Aples
Japan
el Paso
Tex
Galveston
Coast Artillery
Sumner, McClellan
Kilpatrick
City votes on water sewer bonds and street plan
At a joint meeting, no objections were voiced to amendments in the city charter approving water bonds of 200000 dollars, sewer bonds of 20000 dollars, sinking funds, and a revised street improvement plan. The plan shifts costs to benefited property and allows city work to be done in house if bids are too high, with public objections period and council hearings.
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Commerceln
Roy Raley
City Recorder
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Grey
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Taly
San Diego
Calif
Fighting Eighth
Tin Juana
Ensenada
Tasker Puss
Une
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