Bold Bandit Raids in Chicago Gag Plan For Bonus Bill
Washington March 17. Leaders in Congress see a slim chance to push the soldier bonus bill through the House under a suspension of rules gag plan. Speaker Gillette opposes the procedure and could be ousted only with risk of party scandal before the election. A party conference is planned. supporters aim to press the gag on Monday, while leaders weigh the risk of delay.
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Chicago
Woman near acquittal in murder case noted by court
March 17 report from Angle County indicates judge and jury prepared for a verdict in the Tod Bellon Kennedy murder case involving Madalynna Obeacham. Court proceedings focused on the charges with a panel including three women.
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Senators Demand Troops Withdrawn Over Rhine Payment
In Washington on March 17 Senators Borah and Underwood urged an immediate withdrawal of all American troops on the Rhine as a response to the Allies denying payment of 247 million dollars due the United States for maintenance.
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Nationwide coal strike slated for April 1
William Green of the United Mine Workers asserts a nationwide strike will occur on April 1. He says mine owners will bear full blame for the stoppage and refuses wage conference refusals. The union defends the 8-hour day and seeks year-round work with steady employment.
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United Mine Workers of America
United Press Today
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W M Furloughed Shop Men Recalled By Dickson
A number of men furloughed from Western Maryland shops about two months ago were recalled by the Dickson Construction and Repair Company. The men received notices at night and returned to work this morning. The firm plans to hire more in shops and maintenance of way, transferring all former Western Maryland workers to the Dickson payroll.
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Still Have Hope of Wilsons Aid
Washington reports eleventh hour hints that Woodrow Wilson might still sway some Democratic opponents to back the power treaty. Rumors swirl of influence attempts and private appeals aimed at securing support amid party tensions.
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Injured Bank Officials Hurt In Baltimore Street Car Crash
John B. Kieffer cashier of the Hagerstown Bank and president of Commercial Trust Co. of Hagerstown and Samuel B. Loose Sr. were seriously injured when their car stalled on Baltimore street trolley tracks and a street car struck it. The wreck left Kieffer semiconscious and badly cut, to Union Protestant Infirmary. Mrs Kieffer and Mrs Lane suffered additional injuries, with Lane hospitalized for a broken rib. The party had been visiting Baltimore from Hagerstown for a school meeting already planned to return that evening.
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Paul Kieffer
Dunott Heads to Rome for International Railway Congress
Dr Dunott chief surgeon of the Western Maryland Railway and medical director for Davis Coal and Coke Company is named a delegate to the International Railway Congress to meet April 18 in Paris. He will sail from New York aboard the Aquitania next Tuesday to inspect sanitary and housing conditions in England and France ahead of the conference. In Washington, John McHenry, 24, is executed for the murder of a storekeeper and a detective, with the gallows trap snapping at 10 10. The West Side Lumber and Door Company suit against J Morris Guider remains in trial, with testimony to be completed later today.
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International Railway Congress
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New York
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England
France
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Washington
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J. Morrla Guider
Vocational Supervisor Tours Maryland Education Sites
Roy Dimmitt, in charge of federal vocational education, traveled from Hagerstown to Maryland to discuss disbursement of federal funds with B J Grimes, Maryland education official. He then visited Clearspring to inspect high school vocational work and noted plans to adapt a high school basement for a machine shop to train youths and men for local factory and industrial jobs.
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Maryland
O' Hagers
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Clearspring
Dinmiltt
Hegerstown
4000 Cases of Liquor Seized in New York
A schooner carrying 4000 cases of liquor was seized by a special customs squad after a fierce confrontation in which revolvers and carbines were fired. Twenty four men were arrested in connection with the alleged arrangement, and a truck and three automobiles were captured.
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New York
Natives Attack Police in British East Africa News
A Central News dispatch reports nearly a thousand natives in Notrobi British East Africa attacking police guarding Khutu and demanding the release of a figure. The authorities gun down several in the unrest as troops move to restore order.
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Gentral
Notrobi
British East Africa
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Khutu
Bold Intruder Scares Ladies in Their Home
Mrn P B Jackeou and daughter Misa Jain Jackeou at 267 South Prospect Street faced a nighttime intrusion around 10 o clock as a intruder entered via the front door. The thief explored the second floor before fleeing after Mrs Jackson’s alarm calls. Neighbors and two officers searched the area but found no one. No items were reported missing.
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South Prospect Street
Nomad Joseph Leiter Called In New York Court
A New York court heard that Joseph Leiter, about 29 years ago in Chicago, was described as a nomad by his counsel while questions arose over his residency. He claimed Illinois as home, disputed New York ties, and argued the Windis statute of limitations outlawed alleged obligations. his nomadic life reportedly included commuting to New York on the twentieth century tied.
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Iimiltations
Ministers Praise Judges in Cumberland Union Meeting
The Cumberland Ministerial Union convened to commend several judges and officials amid a regional reform discussion. Speakers highlighted integrity, weighed legal standards, and called for continued judicial independence across local governance.
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Express Loot Taken From Santa Fe Train Near Galesburg
Four bandits forced express messengers to surrender shipments aboard Santa Fe train No. 7 near Galesburg Illinois. Loot was tossed from the car and some packages recovered. Reports say three bandits participated, all colored, with one captured. officials doubt any loot was permanently taken.
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Chicago bandits abduct six doctors and companions
Three young bandits kidnapped a party of six including doctors John Nuzun Alton Ochsner and L W Rudolph and companions from Katherine Fragler's north side home. They robbed the group of four thousand dollars in jewelry and one thousand in cash before forcing them into an expensive touring car and driving off toward the city outskirts. The victims were later reported unharmed as authorities began an investigation into the bold Chicago crime.
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Young Dodge Released Today
Lola D. Bodge g son of the millidnatra sutomo bile' family sentenced to serve five days in prison for speeding, was released today on a writ issued by Judge Jayne. Dodge spent one night in the House of Correction as the writ prompted an appeal by his attorney. The judge ordered Dodge held in custody until 5 P.M. today, when the petition will be heard.
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New York Fire Rescues Save Many From Blaze
Four persons overcome by smoke and flames escaped a building in New York after dashing through hallways to safety. A young girl reportedly leaped to another roof to escape danger as the structure weakened.
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Pope plans to rejuvenate the Sacred College
May feature第一 plans to elevate new cardinals in spring with figures including Monsignor Vangano in Washington and Locatelli in Lishea, amid a Vatican reorganization. Dublin reports on St Patrick’s Day peace sentiment and political tremors as factions move amid talks and elections.
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Lishea
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