Indignity Couches Diplomatic Scramble Over Panama Partition Moves
In Washington the Foreign Affairs Committee chairmen urge arbitration on the Panama partition. Secretary Knox plans no visit to Colombia during a Caribbean border tour without a special invitation. Colombian minister Ospina denies any insult or intent to clash with the United States and calls the exchange courteous and polite.
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Washington
DE. C
Knox
Colombia
Caribbean Sea
Huntinsta Wilson
Paty Beach
Col Vombia
Ats
Pedro del Ospiva
United States
Roa
State Department
Bey Apoulgne
Minhister
Ospina
Great Ore Land inquiry reveals ore lease details
Testimony before the House investigating committee focused on Hill claims in the Lake Superior ore fields. Stanley and J4 chairman described how a 1916 purchase of ore and rail assets, funded privately, influenced a lease with United States Steel and the formed trust, highlighting price disparities and alleged favoritism.
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Waebington
Thu
Theoard
Great Northern, Railroad
Uouge
Abcl
Hun
Lake Superior
United States Steel
Air. Thy
Mesaha Range
Uniter States Steel Corporation
Hay Bill 16 Passes With Cavalry Regiments Disbanded
The measure approves an appropriation around 86.9 million dollars for current military costs and posts changes including the abolition of five cavalry regiments. It sets terms for year enlistments and reorganizes the adjutant general and chief positions within the army.
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Aipgton
Repriva Bil
Nerale
Five Chicago murderers hanged in Cook County
In a historic execution, five Chicago murderers were hanged at Cook County Jail, including Thomas Jennings the first recorded man to be convicted and executed on fingerprint evidence. The group faced capital punishment together, marking the county’s first simultaneous death penalty execution.
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Chicago
Cook County
Thomas Jennings
Freind Ewald Shiblawski
Philip Som Fox
Thamss Schuls
WE. Guelow
Trial Set in Dynama Conspiracy Case Across States
Federal case links multiple labor leaders and agents to plans to transport explosives and nitroglycerin across state lines. Indicted participants include Chicago workers Richard H. Houlihan and James Coughlin, Detroit officials Herbert Heck to and W. J. Mer, and Indianapolis figures Frank M. Ryan and John Hutler among others. The court in Indianapolis schedules March 12 for trial.
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Chileago
Jong ‘Rm
United States
Indianapolis
Chicago
Richard H. Houlihan
Cleago Forall
Whitam. Schoupe
James Coughlin
Iron ‘Workers’ Whon
Cooney
Eio Judianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Hyan
International Association of Ridge and Iron Workere
Tivea
Spurgeon FP. Mathews
International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Herbert S. Heckto
Detroit
Lnternational Association
Cid
McNamaran
Tocal No. 18
Charieater
Dusinesa
Russia’s Stand Seen as Final on Jewish Birth Citizens Protest
A Star newspaper reports the Russian government refuses admission of American citizens born Jewish and hints at negotiating a new treaty. Muachahan officials reject Jewish birth nationality while a broader proposal suggests a separate treaty. Regional notes mention Timor maritime clashes and political maneuvering in Iowa campaign circles.
London appoints Mina Wilson to lead women in trade board
The article profiles Mina Wilson daughter of Gane Wilson, praised for industrial and women’s labor work. She joins the Board of Trade as the first woman in trade, bringing expert knowledge and practical resilience for five years at a high salary, with ties to Charton Booth, Mary Macarthur and Lady Dike.
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London
Lloyd Gesree
Mona Wilson
Board of Commissioners
Wien eIreles
Miss Witten
Partic War Department
Mina Wilson
Gane An Wilson
Manchester
Charton Booth
Mary Macarthur
Gertruda Tuckwell
Lady Dike
Bonn
Troge
Board’ of Trade
Inguranes
New Teller Box Adopted by Post Office in Cities
Washington reports a new teller box to be adopted by the Post Office Department within the next year. It will mount on two pedestals and replace the old lockbox design, improving accessibility and preventing letters from being overlooked. Oxford NJ hosts a Golden Wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Marx Diessing at Velvideres Avenue. One guest, Mrs Toulsa Fichtel, helped mark the milestone. the couple has 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Oxford
N. J
Ani
Marx. Diessing
Velvideres Aveutte
Bits
Toulsa Fichtel
Brown
Ing
Ding
Mye
Tiessing Hava Naven
Prisoner Hears Murder Trial Amid Turmoil
In a courtroom unclear due to disruption, the jurors addressed the accused Henry and the defense as chaos erupted. A tense hearing concluded with an instruction for a possible verdict, while questions about the defendant’s fate lingered.
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