Panama Costa Rica clash threatened as assembly to met
National Assembly to review Hughes mediation request amid Panama Costa Rica dispute. President Porras signals rejection of White award based mediation, favors Loubet award arbitration. Arms and 500 troops stream into Panama, tensions rise near Sizaoa river as U S officials seek a peaceful understanding.
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Britain United States near $25 million war transport bill
Sir Ernest Raeburn and Brigadier General W D Conner reached an agreement on British war transport charges for American troops to France. The amount is near $25 million, down from about $105 million. Conner will report to Secretary Weeks, who will refer the matter to the treasury. Funds are said to be available until June 30, with details on cash payment or offset against Britain’s $8 billion debt unclear.
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London
Little Girl Granted 300 Settlement in Auto Case
In FLYRIA on March 7 six year old Hilda Berges received a settlement of 300 after being struck by Alvis Albright's car. Her father consented to the amount as the defendant could not pay more, with a jury instructed to render a verdict at once.
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Hilda Berges
Alvis Albright
Albright
Appointments Confirmed by Senate in March Session
President sent nominations to the Senate and the chamber confirmed several posts. Theodore Roosevelt was named assistant secretary of the navy, Henry P. Fletcher under secretary of state, E. D. Ball assistant secretary of agriculture, John A. Tejeune major general commandant of the Marine Corps, and George Barnett as major general in the Marine Corps. The president also submitted many secretaries of legations denied confirmation in the last session. Roosevelt and Ball nominations were not confirmed as no poll occurred and were referred to respective committees.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Aericulture
E. D. Ball
Marine Corps
John A. Tejeune
George Barnett
Naval and Agriculture Committees
Late Market Reports and Stock News from Washington
Cleveland market data shows butter prices per pound and eggs and poultry figures with minor increases. In Washington, Victor L. Berger, editor of the Mil waukee Leader, failed to compel the postmaster general to grant second class privileges for the paper.
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Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee Leader
United States Supreme Court
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George Hadaway Found Dead on Sunday Night
Conductor H J Ferber in charge of the Cleveland streetcar reports noticing George Hadaway asleep as the car reached White's Villa Sunday evening. Hadaway, who planned a Turkish bath to feel better, was later found dead after the car returned from Oberlin. an overcoat left in the car at Elyria is noted as a possible clue.
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Cleveland
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Oberlin
Elyria
Belgium
Daily Telegraph
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Allied Supreme Council
Body found at car barns shocks Lorain crowd
Dennie Douglas, a colored porter, was found dead at the car barns in the southern part of the city while cleaning a car. Coroner Miles Perry identified the body after recovering an Elks charm from the pocket bank book. Hadaway is mourned by five daughters, mother, siblings, and a wide circle of residents. Funeral plans are pending at Sudro Funeral Parlors on East Broad Street.
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Sudro
East Broad Street
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Margaret Hadaway
Susie Johns
Eliza Myera
Cleveland
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Elks Lodge
Miss Lyons suspended for sleeping on duty in patrol crouch
Miss Mary Lyons was suspended for sleeping on duty while Patrolmen Bark and Walker faced days of suspension for similar offenses. Feldkamp argued that a man closing his eyes equated to sleep and that Ryan was merely resting when he leaned his head back against the wall.
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