Delaware Suffrage Vote Seen Very Bad in State Fight
In Washington and Dover reports describe Delaware as unlikely to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment soon. Senate and house debates focus on the measure amid school code concessions and threats of political trades as supporters push for 36 states to reach final ratification. Meanwhile Admiral Benson’s warning to Sims about British influence is recounted at the Senate naval inquiry.
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$10,000 Worth of Stolen Goods Recovered
Seven men, four of them probably Democrats, were arrested as detectives recovered more than $10,000 in stolen merchandise including automobile tires cigars and tobacco from a warehouse and a barn on Meding Lake Road. Investigators linked the thefts to six burglaries in San Antonio and expect more arrests as they pursue the sources of liquor found in the barn.
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Irish leader speaks to large Chicago crowd in 14 minute cheer
A dramatic Chicago gathering drew about 600 supporters who wore orange white and green and waved flags as they cheered the Irish leader for 14 minutes before he pledged to speak again. The event highlighted strong support for the Irish republic and energized the crowd in a historic demonstration in Chicago.
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Hickson Will Heal Sicks in Kansas City Event
Hickson, a layman of the Church of England, was to conduct a healing mission at the Holy Son Church in Kansas City on Saturday as part of a touring effort across the United States seeking to promote healing ministry. Population results announced in Washington reflect figures from several states and cities, including Columbia, Keokuk, and Bismarck.
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Bituminous coal strike looms up on horizon for April first
Indianapolis March 22 Just 25 the government has completed work to swoop on over a hundred operators and miners in the central competitive district charged with a nationwide coal conspiracy under the Lever act. Reports from United Mine Workers and operators warn of a possible general tie up of bituminous coal fields that could paralyze industry. The existing contract between operators and miners expires this month and a new one is expected before then, risking a widespread strike when the new year begins April 1.
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Six jurors selected in Steen murder trial
Six jurors were chosen for the Steen murder trial in the fifth district court, with 200-strong venire nearly exhausted. Prospects noted for further veniremen as deputy sheriffs may seek on streets. Steen pleaded not guilty. defense and state attorneys argued evidence differs from the prior trial. potential jurors faced questions on capital punishment and racial prejudice. The first six jurors named are Henry Caraway, Cantlee Bo Alien, W. A. Sty, Foe Vargs, Emil Kladonde, Arthur E Lung.
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Railroad unions press wage rise amid ICC hearing
Washington March 22 Railroad unions through attorney Donald Richberg protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against rate increases that would raise the cost of living. The wage demand totaling about 1.11 billion dollars will be presented by 1,850,000 railroad workers at a joint managers and workers conference called by President Wilson. The conference tests the railroad act machinery for resolving wage disputes and will review recent wage grants during government operation.
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Chronology of Unclear Poison Case Sparks City Rumor
Reported in Chicago a former associates of Tom Cronos, a chef, could not identify Eugene Heller as the former chef linked to a soap poisoning incident at a banquet four years ago that affected about 200 people. Police found several poison vials in Heller’s room as investigations continue and the Senate nominations proceed in Washington.
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Rights of Armenia and Russia Upheld by United States
Washington March 22 United States will insist on full protection for Russia and Armenia in the Turkish settlement. The government has prepared its reply to the proposed settlement sent via the French Premier. The reply demands no action hampering Russia and calls for large concessions to Armenia.
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Cotton Committee in Texas Fights Pink Bollworm Threat
A Texas Chamber of Commerce panel on the pink bollworm menace met with Governor Hobby urging immediate action to avert a drastic federal quarantine. They pressed for a prompt state session to stamp out the pest, warn of potential isolating embargoes and economic losses, and vowed cooperation with federal authorities to save Texas from trade restrictions.
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Weather roundup for San Antonio and Texas
United States weather report notes a mild, unsettled pattern with clouds and warmer temperatures in San Antonio and East Texas. A Montana centered storm keeps mountain districts unsettled with recent rain in the Pacific region, while Oklahoma anticipates rain tonight and warmer conditions then colder Tuesday.
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Fragmentary business ad hints at Edison phones and writers
A damaged OCR passage shows a partial business notice with names and terms like Edison Phone and writers. It mentions Beyer at 210 12 W Commerce and other unclear phrases. The text is incomplete but suggests local trade or advertising content from a period-appropriate newspaper.
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Death toll soars as Spartacans clash in Berlin
Berlin battles erupt as Spartacans and government troops fight in Aldershof. Communists allegedly kill officers and leaders, while 24 Communist leaders shot. French Britain and Belgium may consider action. German and French officials race to Paris for updates as Berlin braces for further clashes and martial measures.
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Louisiana candidate Sanders eyes Senate seat with wide reach
New Orleans March 22 J Sanders of Louisiana boasts of his vast network claiming personal acquaintance with about 73 000 voters. He says he could call 73 000 names, quiz voters on business or family matters, and knows the voters by sight. He aims to beat Edward James Gay for the Senate seat despite a vacancy and party dynamics.
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Clash Over Red River Disputed Lands Near Imminent Clash
Telegrams report 13 Rangers arrived from their stations on the Bo Grande River to reinforce 15 Rangers under Capt. J Berrocks at the Red River disputed boundary area. Officials anticipate orders for further movement as tensions rise over the Oklahoma Texas border region.
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U S Navy Expenditure Plans Exceed Britain by 180000
Washington March 22 The proposed U S naval expenditures for 1090 exceed Britain's by 180000 dollars at current exchange rates Republican Leader Mondell spoke in the House today The report also notes D Annunzio reportedly proposed to proclaim a republic at Finme per an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from the Italian capital March 22 London March 22
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London reports say situation is quieter
London dispatches on March 22 indicated Germany’s situation was quieting as the government reasserted authority at Biel and Leipzig. An official Berlin wireless outlined a deal with labor unions to form a new Cabinet, punish Kapp’s insurrection leaders, reorganize the administration, socialize industry, and boost food supplies with stronger measures against illicit traders. Continued on Page Three.
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