Clark Denies Personal Rift With Wilson On Policy
Speaker Clark asserts no personal issue with President Wilson over the tariff exemption repeal and predicts Wilson’s renomination if his administration succeeds. He denies planning a 1916 presidential bid and says party unity matters more than any press criticism. The piece also notes canal tolls votes set for March 1 in Washington with key roll calls expected.
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Humphrey Attacks Repeal On Toll Bill Comment
Representative Humphrey of Washington attacked the repeal bill describing it as a cowardly surrender to executive dictates. He condemned the Democrats for their stance, saying their attitude deserved more contempt than the English language can express.
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Singer Can't Smuggle Dog Into England
Emily Weblip, star of the Gaiety Company, was separated from her three pound dog Darling by customs officers on arrival in Great Britain. She cried to keep him but surrendered the pet, described as a most distressing scene by an English reporter.
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Goal Strike May Extend Across England
London march 31 miners leave Yorkshire coal fields amid federation forecasts the strike may spread nationwide if the dispute persists at least 70000 men could be idle by Thursday and a coal stoppage could quicken suspensions in other industries labor unrest spreads beyond miners.
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Italian Railway Strikes Threaten General Walkout
NOME March 31 Eighty thousand railway workers push for better conditions, seeking a $10,000,000 rise to the state budget. Meetings, including one at Ancona, decide a general strike could be proclaimed on April 16 if the government does not reply satisfactorily. Anarchist Enrico Malatesta pledges party support along with republican and socialist leaders.
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Novel baby's high chair combines many features
Spokane, Wash March 321, George W. Rundle has invented a novel baby’s high chair that merges a couch nursery chair reclining wheel chair runabout walker jumper and high chair. He and his brother plan to form a Chicago company to manufacture and market the article.
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Portland woolen mills plan new two story factory at St Johns
The Portland woolen mills will erect a two story factory building at St Johns for the scouring and carbonizing departments.
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Irish Home Rule Measure Read For Second Time
Foreign Minister Grey acts as liberal and Irish alliances leader while the second reading of the Irish home rule bill starts in the house of commons. Premier Asquith is absent awaiting reelection in triple roles. Walter Long moves to reject. allies hold majority for likely defeat. Also: 200 tons of rifles hidden on Langeland disappear. suspected smuggling to Ulster.
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Hygienic campaign to divide city into four districts
The state social hygiene society plans a city wide program to reach parents with sex education. Four districts will host meetings led by a physician and a layman with two forums per district. Judge G W Phelps and Earl J Cummins promote dialogue sessions and druggists agree to stop advertising quack remedies to protect youth.
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Paris Dressmakers Seek Papal Aid Over Clerical Attacks
Paris dressmakers face heavy losses as clerical attacks on the present model spread. Mme Lari viers of La Mode Illustree travels to Rome to appeal to the pope on behalf of Paris houses. Paris foreign trade with South America, Spain and Catholic nations suffers as bishops enforce dress regulations. Several houses near bankruptcy.
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Fined for Fighting Between Teacher and Schoolboy
A 19 year old teacher A. B. McReynolds and a Portland boy Arthur Gemble known as Frank Harvey fought back of Hotel Pendleton. They pleaded guilty to fighting and were fined ten dollars each. Gemble stayed with J. R. Porter. McReynolds claimed he did not know minors could be arrested for fighting.
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Clarence Bean Relapses After Debating Victory
Clarence Bean, a Pendleton high school debater who helped defeat Baker high school last Friday, fell ill with a relapse days after the contest. The sick student, who had battled mumps, spiked a fever of 104 following the debate and remains under nurse care at Water street with relatives Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bickers.
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Woman Not Miss Gunness In Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan homestead resident near Nelville was cleared as not being Belle Gunness. Clinton Cochrane, marshal of La Porte Indiana, announced after talking with the woman that she is not the murder suspect linked to the Indiana farm. Gunness is accused of luring victims to her La Porte area farm and burying bodies on nearby grounds.
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Auto runs into store in Ashland district
Delph Carleton's car, left unoccupied in front of the Hotel Oregon, rolled downhill and struck Ferguson's store in Camps Mock, breaking plate glass. The vehicle suffered damage while the brakes are believed not to have been set.
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Speaker Clark Defends Motives as Wilson Vote Looms
General notes Speaker Clark says he never questioned President Wilson motives as lawmakers prepare to vote on repeal late today. Ohio miners face idleness for wage scale dispute while a coal strike in England threatens wider disruption. Interstate Commerce Commission halts new tariffs until July 30 amid wider labor unrest and public notice details.
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Tariffs Suspended on Industrial Lines and Iron Firms
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended about 4000 tariff rates until July 20 affecting industrial railroads. Exemptions were made for United States Steel Corporation and other iron and steel companies. Most industrial rate changes await hearings with no dates set. full hearings unlikely before fall.
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Madrid Parliament Opens
Madrid Spain March 31. The most progressive radical parliament in Spain opened its sessions today. Premier Dato reiterated his prophecy that many social and political reforms will be passed by the convened parliament.
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Unemployed Army in Los Angeles Arrests
March 31. Members of the Los Angeles unemployed army were arrested after failing to abandon the camp in the Los Angeles river bed following Chief Sebastian's order. Desertions and northward movement reduced the camp to 90. The men were marched to jail singing America and later The Marsellaise, charged with violating a city ordinance.
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G H Brown Fined For Illegal Sale Of Liquor
G H Brown proprietor of the Palace lodging house was convicted in police court of illegal sale of liquor and fined 50 dollars by Judge Fits Gerald. Brown was arrested a week ago on the complaint of D C Connell a detective with the law and order league. He pleaded not guilty but evidence favored the prosecution.
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Bigger Better Round-Up Promised by Frontier Carnival Directors
Directors vow a bigger and better Round-up for the 1914 frontier carnival. They plan to spend more to enhance the show and await formal festival talks on entering a balloon in Portland Rose Festival events as city advertisement if costs stay reasonable.
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West urges King to focus on duties not politics
Salem Oregon March 21 The governor asserts Wil R King chief counsel of the reclamation service was active politically during his recent visit to the state and has sent telegrams opposing enforcement policies and candidates The governor’s telegram to Interior Secretary Line urges King to spend less time dabbling in Oregon politics and devote more time to his duties to improve chances for less whiskey and more water in Oregon.
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Monte Carlo Aerial Rally Draws Noted Airmen
Paris March 21 The Monte Carlo Aerial Rally opens today with competitors from Paris London St Petersburg Vienna Brussels Rome Madrid and other capitals. The meet runs April 1 to 15 with a guaranteed equalized total flight distance and numerous handsome prizes.
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Billy Sunday to invade University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania prepares for evangelist Billy Sunday, a famed former baseball player, whose Philadelphia visit prompts speculation on student reactions similar to a Princeton sermon incident. Clerks, miners, farmers and others expect a broad turnout with possible campus disruption.
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Oakland to Get New Theaters Planned and Underway
Oakland Cal March 31 On the heels of an announcement Marcus Loew of New York would build a 300 000 theater in Oakland another says Harry W Bishop of Oakland will within a month start construction on a 250 100 playhouse here Bishop, inventor of the revolving stage, will build the second of a chain of four in California.
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Koetters Sentenced for Kraft Murder in Chicago
Jack Koetters convicted of killing Emma Kraft receives life in prison. Verdict moves him to tears as his parents and sisters weep.
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Ohio miners idle as wage dispute halts work
Representatives of miners urged a referendum on a new wage scale, but mineowners refused to wait, saying they cannot run mines without knowing coal costs. About 600 mines in Ohio affected. fate of suspension uncertain. In Pittsburgh, mineowners showed concessions on working conditions, raising expectation of a two year agreement as miners waived higher wages.
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Philadelphia special election on $12.9 million loan for city improvements
Philadelphia on March 31 votes in a special election to approve a loan ordinance totaling 12.9 million dollars for monster improvements including a municipal art museum a major boulevard through the city heart waterfront remodeling and other changes.
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Tattooed bandit believed captured in Concrete
Mount Vernon Wash March 31 Charles Hopkins the tattooed bandit charged with three murders is believed captured at Concrete. The sheriff fears a mob and withholds details but Marshal Glover of Concrete reportedly arrested a man matching Hopkins description with similar tattoo marks on his hands.
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Villa Said to Be Ready to Receive Surrender
Reports from El Paso on March 31 state an armistice between rebels and federals at Torreon to allow General Velasco to negotiate surrender terms. Carranza, not speaking for publication, was said to be generally informed that Villa proposed surrender and that hostilities were suspended while Velasco prepares submission terms.
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Woman ends 22 years as a Spokane teacher
Mirel Kate Grant, a fifth grade teacher at Aryant school in Spokane, finishes 22 years of service in public education. She recalls teaching roughly 7,954 students across 10 district schools, now 146 schools enroll about 17,864 pupils.
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Bank Robbery Mystery Moments in Montesano
Sheriff Mathews of Chehalis County cannot locate seven bandites after a Bima bank robbery in Montesano. Marek 31 is coordinating the search, with officials urging witnesses to come forward and provide any bank security footage or leads.
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Aronn Feels Put Out After Discovering He Has Been Taken In
Aronn expresses frustration upon learning he has been misled into a binding situation. The tense moment highlights trust issues and a need for clarity in personal dealings.
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