Senate caucus weighs new rules amid filibuster fear
March 6 Washington The Senate Democrats meet to discuss cloture and a limited debate rule after the armed neutrality bill fight. President Wilson backs procedural change and public opinion shifts toward altering Senate rules. Senator Owens pushes for cloture while Republicans warn against weakening minority rights. The session opens with choosing a majority leader, Senator Martin unopposed and Senator Walsh having withdrawn.
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Washington
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Martin
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Flood fears grip Ohio River valley families
Varwvoalt Ky March 6 Flood warnings spread along the Tennessee River middle reaches as high water from recent rains and melting snows forces residents from homes. Many people are marooned at isolated points raising safety concerns across the valley.
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Tenteases
Policeman Fatally Wounds Suspect in Springfield
Oliver Hall was shot and killed in what police say began as a car theft investigation in the Wabash wards. Officer Fred W. Peres was wounded and believed fatally harmed as Peters resisted arrest during the confrontation on Monday night.
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Oliver Hall
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Wabash
Ohio House and Senate Attack National Senate
In Columbus on March 6 the Ohio General Assembly adopted a resolution criticizing the national Senate for refusing to pass the armed neutrality bill and rebuking President Wilson.
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Columbus
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National Senate
War Clouds Cast Shadow on Wilson Inaugural
The inaugural address outlines four years of reform and national effort while facing global war pressures. President Wilson emphasizes action over retrospection, notes foreign affairs as central, and discusses the impact of world conflict on the United States and its policies.
Floods in the South and Frontline Actions Reported
Weather clearing eased floods across Alabama Georgia North Carolina and Virginia as Tennessee River floods surge in Chattanooga forcing evacuations and a remote steamer aid. Railroads suffer washout landslides while Nashville Cumberland river sees limited damage. In France British and French forces report raids counterattacks and aerial combat with multiple aircraft downed and prisoners taken.
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Frost Damage in Texas in Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville Texas March 6 Estimates of freeze damage in the lower Rio Grande valley run as high as 300000 dollars Farmers report heavy losses to crops with vegetables and fruit damaged including peas and other staples The weather disruption threatens spring planting efforts and economic impact in the region
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Washington Legislature Pledges State Support
Olympia March 6 Both chambers adopted a resolution pledging Washington State's support of men and resources to the federal government in any eventuality arising from the foreign situation.
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Washington
Bomb plot alleged in wartime inquiry at Kolb’s room
March 6 report says Fritz Kuib and four others were questioned after two bombs and bomb making materials were found in Kolb’s hotel room opposite the Hamburg American inn. Police say the plan focused on destroying war supplies, not assassinating President Wilson. Investigators are cooperating with New York authorities as they probe links to Canadian Car and Foundry munition shipments and other possible arrests. Kolb admits room used by a man named Karl, but denies making bombs.
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New York
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Mexico
Sorkeener
Doled Out Last Hope for Peace on Inauguration Day
Washington March 6 Woodrow Wilson renewed his oath as President delivering a message of peace in a world at war. He pledged armed neutrality and a duty to promote right and freedom of action, as extraordinary security surrounded the ceremony and parade. The event included foreign born citizens marching with banners and a patriotic atmosphere in Washington. The President and party received a lengthy salute from participants and fireworks closed the inaugural day.
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Armistice Proposed to End Cuban War
Cablegrams received by Dr. Orestes Ferrara from RB Fernandez, Oriente commander, forecast a plan for an immediate suspension of hostilities in Oriente by a proclamation signed by liberal representatives and the American naval squadron commander at Santiago. The armistice would extend across the republic, with a request to President Menocal via Washington. The liberals would gain a U S guarantee of fair elections in Oriente and U S recognition.
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Cuba
Washington
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United States
Swedish Cabinet Resigns Over Neutrial Aid Vote
The Swedish ministry resigned after a Friday ballot in the chambers failed to approve a 30 million unit appropriation to preserve Sweden's neutrality. At King Gustav’s request ministers stayed to seek a peaceful settlement. Premier Ulmannskjold urged approval during Saturday debate.
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War Crisis Explains Belgium Ship Holdups in UK Ports
Sir M Buswen, detant undersecretary, explains to AP the Belgian cargo ships in British ports face seizure and warehousing due to Germany’s refusal of safe conducts. Negotiations via Spain, the Netherlands, and Switzerland followed deadly German submarine actions, with Germany demanding detailed ship lists before guarantees.
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Gum chewing halts Chicago strike court session
In Chicago on March 6 a group of 300 striking garment workers chewed gum during a hearing before Circuit Judge Baldwin on charges of violating picketing injunctions. The judge halted the proceedings and ordered the gum chewing to cease before resuming the case.
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Inaugural Wilson Mention Noted on Page Five
Page five carries additional Wilson related news and references an augural note found within the section. The brief item signals further details appear on page five.
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Persistency in The Whig Promises Quick Result for Want Ads
A short ad exhortation notes that one insertion may yield results, but persistence matters. Repeating a want message before the public several times increases chances of obtaining the desired outcome. The text frames repeated insertions as the path to success.
Pennsylvania Railroad 1916 Earnings and Plan for Detroit Extension
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 1916 operating revenue up by 68.4 million and rail way operating expenses up by 47.5 million, yielding a net railway operating gain of 20.9 million. President Rea calls for better rates to fund terminals and equipment. stockholders average 110 shares across 100 million holders. the Toledo to Detroit extension is to be undertaken promptly due to rapid regional development.
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Cruiser Cleveland Sails for Central American Waters
The cruiser Cleveland sails from San Diego in March to relieve the cruiser Raleigh on survey duty in the Gulf of Fonseca, moving to Central American waters.
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Central American
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Fragmentary War Dispatch Hints at Plan to Strike Ships
An incomplete phrase suggests a faction seeks aid from His Majesty's government to destroy relief operations and to form a strategy on locating ships and how best to attack them at sea. The text hints at naval actions and timing but lacks clear names or places.
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Antve
Celes
Stay in Saloniki Says Bonar Law
In London on March 6 Bonar Law told Col Churchill and others connected to the Saloniki expedition that Romania was not coerced by England into the war, and that the government would not withdraw troops from Saloniki without allied agreement. He warned withdrawal would leave Greece exposed and the Balkan peninsula to the Entente’s enemies.
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Churchill
Balkan Peninsula
Entente
President Wilson Seeks Legal Route To Arm Merchant Ships
March 6 Washington reports show President Wilson pursuing legal authority to arm American merchant vessels. A court decision by Attorney General Gregory is expected after a Cabinet meeting. Congress debates granting power, with Navy opposition on strategic grounds. Possible steps include arming ships via the Shipping Board or declaring armed neutrality. Senator Lippitt joins signers urging enforcement.
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Weeks
Tong War Starts in Coast Cities
San Francisco on March 6 witnessed manhunts and street battles as gunmen from six major Tongs including Slop Sing and Suey Sing clashed with rivals Suey On Sin Suey Ying and Bing Kong across San Francisco Oakland Stockton San Jose and Seattle. Dozens were involved in the violent clashes with several killed and injured.
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No Casualties in Seattle as Shots Exchange Reported
A report states that one block ton was fired with three wounded in the latter city, one possibly fatally. Two injured were bystanders. No casualties in Seattle where nearly a dozen shots were exchanged.
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Ween Eee Et Aa Blockton
Seattle
Supreme Court to deliver Adamson law opinion today
Washington march 6 the supreme court faces more than twenty decisions in recess time. Opinions due include the anticipated ruling on the constitutionality of the Adamson law. The unusual Tuesday delivery follows the court being tied up with inaugural ceremonies and other business.
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Endorse Wilson's Course Urges Unity in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK Ark March 6 Both houses of the legislature have unanimously adopted resolutions endorsing the course of President Wilson in the present international situation reaffirming confidence in him.
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Villa Pneumonia Report From El Paso
Carranza consular officials in El Paso report Francisco Villa was struck in the chest by shrapnel during the Jimenez battle and has developed double pneumonia according to a March 6 dispatch.
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