Greece Riven by War and Political Deadlock
Reports from Athens and Petrograd describe Greece teetering between intervention with the Allies and neutrality as Venizelos and King Constantine clash over policy. Bulgaria’s stance looms, while Dardanelles actions and broader eastern front moves ripple through Europe amid renewed fighting near Lorette and in the Carpathians.
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Marshall Field heir seriously ill as fever hits estate
Marshall Field ll Chicago reports principal heir to the Field estate, in frail health after fever. The headline notes the illness of the heir on a house boat bound for Palm Beach and mentions relatives and the field family.
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Marshall
Fiesta
Palm Beach
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Otuiriegh
Twenty-Eight Face Trial in Election Conspiracy
Terre Haute election corruption case goes to trial in Indianapolis. Judge A B Anderson presides over a wide slate of defendants headed by Donn M Roberts mayor and gubernatorial candidate, with Nedman, Shell, Walt, Walsh, Montgomery, and others named. Federal grand jury returned the 128-name indictment on November 24, arresting 114. 23 plead guilty.
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Sherifr Sige
President Wilson to miss Panama-Pacific Exposition trip
The White House announced that President Wilson will be unable to attend the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco this month. He said he must keep in close touch with the various matters the government has to deal with.
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Warmal
Wilson
San Francisco
White House
Train Derailed In Snow Near Cuba Kansas Injures Passengers
A Rock Island No 1a derailed in heavy snowfall near Cuba Kansas while traveling from Amaha to Fort Worth. Several people were injured including Mrs BR B Sith of Memphis Tennessee. The train plunged into three deep snow banks during the derailment.
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Kaa
Mareh
Weather map snapshot shows varied urban temperatures
Regional forecast reports temperatures across cities including Milwaukee St Paul Denver and Kansas City. Observed highs around the 80s and 90s with northerly winds and gusts. lows in the 30s and 40s. Some areas report clear skies others cloudy conditions.
Big Steel Plant Is Again Busy in Pittsburg
Siery department of the Homestead Works of the Camerie Steal Company operated today for the first time in nearly ten years. Orders for rural materials and pipe for the Southwestern fields boosted activity, with four men returning to work yesterday. The Kepposport plant of the National Tube Company also saw more orders and activity, while other works are expected to resume soon.
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Camerie Steal Company
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T We National Tube Company
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Ural Owen Hearth
Edear
Penalty for Misuse of Flag Urged in Congress
Washington March Leon Viforis promotes a flag protection measure aimed at forbidding flag misuse. It would impose a 500 dollar fine or up to one year in prison, with broad support cited by patriotic societies and the House Judiciary Committee notes.
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Mexico
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Edison Discovers Fire At His Plant In New Jersey
Thomas Edison discovered a midnight fire at a building in his vast plant in West Orange New Jersey. He directed firefighters from the doorway while his wife and son arrived. most of the phonograph records stored in a concrete vault were saved despite the blaze.
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Thomas Edison
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Fares Reduced on Transatlantic Second Class Passage
London reports official Canalier Line action cuts second class transatlantic fare. Officials say lower rates reflect decreased traffic due to more submersibles flying the American flag.
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Adjournment set for March 20 in Texas Legislature
The Thirty fourth Legislature adjourns regular session on March 26 at noon after Senate and House concur in adjournment sine die. Dispatch from Genoa reports 9 000 tons of rice, corn and beans shipped from Seville to Germany stored at Genoa. Navy orders halt payments after the session close.
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Snowstorm Buries Streets in Texas City History
A late winter snowstorm swept across San Antonio and surrounding areas Monday turning streets to skating rinks and prompting a flurry of telephone calls as residents reacted. Temperatures hovered near freezing with a heavy white blanket, the heaviest snow in years, while reports came from Spofford, Uvalde, and Comal. The storm lineage traces back to a similar event two decades ago and sparked renewed interest in past records and weather patterns.
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Fring Heard in the North Sea Dispatch Report
Fragmented wartime bulletin notes Marine action in the North Sea with reports of a heavy gunfire incident near Tid Hand and subsequent dispatch from the Maes of Tid Hand. Names and details are garbled in OCR but indicate coastal engagement and naval movements in January.
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Marely
General Scott Leads 120 Mile Overland Pursuit
General Scott sets out from Washington to pursue fugitives across southeastern terrain toward Tse-Ne-Gar. He travels with Col. Michie and an aide, aiming to force surrender and rely on air treatment assurances while crossing hazardous desert regions.
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United Star
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Bish
Robert
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West Virginia rate law annulled by Supreme Court
Washington March 3 The West Virginians license rate law was annulled as unconstitutional today by the Supreme Court regarding the Norfolk and Western Railway Company. Justice Hodges said the rate reduction coerced passenger service at or near cost with only a nominal reward given the traffic volume and denied a lawful basis for support under governing rate regulation principles.
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Supreme Court Ag
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