Court order against The Star wiped out in Washington case
The court dissolved Tuesday’s order against The Star blocking Claybury articles after no bond was posted and on grounds of illegality and constitutional conflict. The Star notes the articles by Isabel Clayburg contain no prejudicial material harming her defense and will publish the first piece tomorrow.
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John F. Murphy
Ronald
Star
Claybury
John H. Perry
The
Perry
State of
Washington
the Star
Isabel Clayburg
Clayburg
Senator Calls for Volunteers in Villa Hunt
Washington dispatch reports Sen Sherman urging President Wilson to call volunteers for punitive intervention in Mexico. The resolution seeks immediate passage and limits volunteers to pursuit of Villa, with mustering out upon his capture or death. The Hay bill gains house attention, plus Tillman armor plant measure clears senate with broad support and a key training scheme for officers gains approval.
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Washington
Sen
Sherman
Wilson
Mexico
Villa
House
Senate
Sen. Tillman
Republi
Borah
Clapp
Cumming Grenna
Kenyon
Norris
Poindexter
Sterling and Works
Rep. Gard
Ohio
Rep
Kahn
Gardner
Meet the Men Who Own Cars Meet the Men Who Own Cars
Boston profile of Stone and Webster detailing their vast holdings from Puget Sound to Porto Rico. Edwin S Webster described as brisk, Scotsman by nature, and Charles A Stone famed for his handshake. The piece traces their influence from utilities to dams and mining across multiple states and territories.
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Houghton County
Michigan
Massachusetts
Seattle
Tacoma
Savannah
Jacksonville
Key West
Porto Rico
Tampa
Pensacola
Galveston
Port Arthur
el Paso
Nevada
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Iowa
Webster
Stone
New Corporation
New International Corporation
Hess
Boston
New York
Stone & Webster
the International
Newton
Maso
Trooper Wounded Found in Box Car Mystery
An unidentified First United States Cavalry trooper was found severely wounded near Rodeo New Mexico in a box car with an old-style revolver nearby, leaving army officials puzzled by the incident and location.
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Douglas
Ariz
First United States Cavalry
Rodeo
N. M
Council seeks repeal of the Renick law and changes to civil service age limit
A resolution filed by Councilman Erickson asks the council and mayor to oppose the Renick bill and urge the next legislature to repeal it. It cites warant interest costs and idle cash, and directs attending the upcoming state convention to pursue repeal platform planks. Councilman Bolton also plans a resolution to eliminate the civil service board twenty five year age limit for city workers.
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Renick
Erickson
Bolton
Civil Service Board
La Follette Leads Fargo Voters in Primary Victory
Returns Tuesday indicate Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin won the Republican presidential preferential primary. His opponent was Henry Cabot Lodge Batabrook of New York.
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Fargo
N. D
Robert 8. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Henry D. Batabrook
New York
Three Die In Flood At Ogden Utah
Three people died and property was destroyed as floods surged through Ogden from melting snow and a 12 hour rainstorm that began Tuesday, wiping out homes and disrupting life in the Utah city.
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Ogden
Utah
Poisoner Charged in Chicago Indictments
Chicago March 22 Three indictments charging assault with intent to kill and murder were returned against Jean Crones a prisoner who has spurred a months long police chase. Crones is still at large.
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Chicago
Jean Crones
Crones
Funston Speaks on Pershing Progress and Communication
General Funston says Pershing has advanced beyond wireless reach to Columbus area. He asserts American column safety is not in jeopardy and notes Villa's last reported location nearby. Army officials discuss expanding auto trucks with wireless gear to avoid tracking losses. Carranzista cooperation is uncertain.
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San Antonio
Pershing
Columbus
Funston
Villa
Ascendon
Troop Reinforcements Ordered To Mexican Border
Washington reports rapid border reinforcement moves after Maj. Gen. Funston appealed for troops. Col. Wilder led four troopers from Fort Meyer toward Columbus New Mexico, with squadrons to follow from Fort Leavenworth Fort Sheridan and Fort D A Russell. Pershing may face strained communications and supply delays.
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Washington
Funston
Wilder
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Potomac
Columbus
N. M
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Fort Sheridan
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wryo
Aston
Pershing
Villista
Gen. Funston
Two U S Aviators Missing In Desert Search Continues
Maj Samples reports Lieut Robert H Willis was found safe from the desert flight from Columbus camp. Lieut Edgar S Gorrell remains missing as cavalry patrols scour the desolate area between Columbus and Casas Grandes hoping for a trace of the two aviators who took to the air last Sunday in military aircraft.
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San Antonio
Columbus
N. M
Here
Casas Grandes
Robert H. Willis
Edgar S. Gorrell
Chihuahua
Paris Destruction Leaves 10,000 Homeless in City Fire
A massive blaze in Paris Texas destroyed two newspaper plants, the courthouse, post office, high school, three churches, hotels and more. Estimates put losses at 2 to 3 million dollars with two thirds of the city burned and 10,000 left homeless. John Straub died in his home as fire crews from Dallas, Honey Grove, Bonham and Hugo assisted, while residents faced weeks without shelter or groceries.
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Paris
Tex
John Straub
Dallas
Honey Grove
Bonham
Hugo
Oklo
How to Buy Meat on Efficiency and Save Money
Practical tips from Geo W Perkins on buying meat in bulk to cut costs. He compares fore quarters and separate cuts for lamb mutton veal, noting savings per pound and use of leftovers for soups stews roasts and fricassee.
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Ousewives
Geo. W. Perkins
The
Star
Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States Steel Trust
Geow Perkins
Quicksilver Found Near Morton Sparks Mine Strike Excitement
Valuable quicksilver deposits are reported discovered at Morton in Lewis county near Mount Rainier. Seattle operator J Hutchinson says ore samples are being assayed for a major mining syndicate. Discovery occurred on the Gillespie homestead two miles east of Morton, with nearby claims staked as interest grows. Current market price of quicksilver stands at 4.50 dollars per pound.
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Morton
Che Halis
Mount Rainier
Lewis County
Co. J. Hutchinson
Seattle
United States
G. I. Gillespie
Swiss Commander Outlines U S Military Needs
Col. Sprecher Von Bernegg, Swiss Schad general staff chief, tells United Press the United States must grant border commanders initiative in crises like the Villa raid. He urges a stronger navy than Japan, a large standing army, extensive coast defenses, and rapid deployment capabilities including forces to guard the Panama Canal and reinforce the Philippines.
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Berne
Switzerland
United States
Sprecher von Bernegg
Schad
United Press
Japan
Europe
Col. Sprecher
Villa
America
Panama Canal
Phiippines
Judge Blames Booze Tablets for March Drunkenness Spike
Police Judge Gordon attributes a surge in March drunkenness to "booze tablets" that dissolve to make intoxicating liquor. He cites numerous arrests as evidence and says the manufactured drinks are worse than traditional ones. In the first 20 days of March there were 178 drunkenness arrests, compared with 180 for January and February combined.
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Gordon
Gasoline Prices Threaten Nation's Prosperity Says Herbert Quick
Herbert Quick argues rising gasoline costs threaten national prosperity and household tasks from farming to daily chores. He cites shale formations in Colorado Utah and Wyoming as potential oil sources and notes the Rittmann method could boost gasoline yield.
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Herbert Quick
Geological Survey
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Rittmann
Standard Oil
United States
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