Turkish fortress Janina falls after two day siege
Greek forces breached the Turkish fortress of Janina in Ipirus after a two day bombardment. The garrison of about 22 000 surrendered to Crown Prince Constantine as cheers echoed in Athens. Reanad Pasha sent word of surrender and Greek troops entered the city. London reports Greek diplomatic triumph, boosting Greece's position before Bulgaria.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Janina
Tor Uys
Ipirus
Reanad Pasha
Constantine
Kothuajiem
Mtreots
Athone
London
Bulgaria
General Wood Kept as Army Chief of Staff
The War Garrison today ordered Major General Wood to continue as chief of staff of the army until further orders. The secretary says the action gives President Wilson time to consider a permanent appointment.
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Secretary of War
Army Staff
Associated Press
Washington
Mar. G
War Garrison
Wood
Army
Wison
Child dies after shooting at home in New York
Police report a tragic incident at a New York residence where a four year old boy shot and killed his seven year old sister after a door was opened by a policeman. The weapon was found in the boy's hand and the scene showed a life ended instantly with the girl bleeding from the left eye.
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Associated Press
New York
Herman Correll
Wages Seen Low For 30000 Chicago Women Officials Say
A Senate white slave commission report shows about 30 000 Chicago women earning one dollar or less per day. Governor OGara chairs the commission and investigators issued the finding today.
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Associated Press
Arringameud
U., Mar
Tor
Senate
White Stave Commission
O'Gara
Eight Hour Law Changes Post Office Schedules
The post office adopts an eight hour workday within a ten hour limit for all employees. Clerks and carriers report schedule changes to fit eight hours of work with at most two hours off during the shift. Previously some workers extended to twelve hours for one eight hour day.
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Postonce Department
S.C. Deibam
Wallingford Asset Sees Death of Wealthy Artist at Seventy
Joseph Lymn of New York dies at his country home aged seventy. He is described as a wealthy artist and brother-in-law of former Ambassador Josiph Choate. He left Yale University a legacy of 50 000 dollars in which he held a title interest.
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Associaton
Wallingford, Conn
Mar
Joseph Lymn
New York
Ambsssador
Josiph Choate
Seveen
Yale University
Teacher Musser Accused After Severe Beating of Boy
Foster father J Henderson swore out an assault and battery warrant against public school teacher J hjiud K Musner for thrashing nine year old Norman Hall at Tin Pinte. Henderson showed black and blue marks covering about two square feet on the boy and said the injuries kept him from sleeping. The warrant was served and Musser was ordered to appear in justice court Thursday evening for the hearing.
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Jhjiud K. Musner
Tin Pinte
Norman Hall
J. Henderson
Warner
Henderson
Ind
Justice
Musser
Wilson Receives Florida Senators on Patronage Picks
President Wilson hosted Senators Brand and Fletcher of Florida to discuss patronage in the southern district of Florida. He asked them to present their recommendations to the attorney general and to consider appointments as district judge and United States attorney.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Wilson
Brand and Flétcher
Florida
White House
Alseti
United States
City Clerk Injured in Split Grand Yard Accident
Huntington March 27 Charles W H Cole city clerk aged 27 employed as section foreman in the Caney Park yards suffered injuries today when an engine slipped along the yard and rolled over him cutting his body in two. W F Brown of Moundsville, engaged in business in the city, witnessed the incident and reported the accident.
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Huntington
Mar
Charles W. H. Cole
Hatton
Forman
Caney Park
Chesapeake
Cnt
Corpses Used for Shooting Targets in Court Testimony
D W Rinehart coroner's physician testified in St Louis circuit court that corpses from Chicago morgue are used as shooting targets to obtain evidence for expert witnesses in a suit by the widow of Tra G Raw, late president of the Monon railroad, against an accident insurer who refused to pay his policy.
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ST. Louis
Mar
D. W. Rinehart
Chicago
Corpes
Tra G. Raw
Monon Yailroad
Rawn
Plans for mammoth Morgantown plant approved
Directors of the American Keg and Barrel Company meet in Morgantown to approve buying a site from the Pensusi company and to prepare building plans. A siding to the plant will be constructed by Morgantown and Kingwood railways, with completion expected within two weeks for material handling. Manager W H Baker of Lockport NY is to finalize construction plans and issue bids soon.
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WH. Baker
Lockport
N. Y
Ride
Baker
Censorship Imposed by Mexican State Government
The Sonora state authorities launched field censorship today, seizing a railway station and telegraph office of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. All outgoing trains and telegraph messages were banned as officials halted communications and restricted press access amid reported interviews and state rights rhetoric.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Mat
Sonata
Ehted
Parifh
Mexico
Ajiraf
Outlaw Gang Attacks Virginia Border Train on Siding
Deputy sheriffs and railroad officers scour countryside near Holdun after a gang led by John Hatfield and Devil Anse Matfeld assault a Nortick and Wentert passenger train on a Virginia border siding. Reported robbery of crew, with bandits fleeing.
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Associated Prana
Whiltamson
W. Way
John Hatfield
Brandon
Devil Anse Matfeld
Cleve
Virginia
Sheri Edward Lambert
Beer Ann
Sharif Wind Railroad
Stork Brings Twin Boys to Winters Home
The stork delivered twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. Winters on Harrigan Street in Brent Oaks Thursday morning. The father, a driver for United States Express Company, is overjoyed and expects to be off work for a week. mother and babies are reported doing well.
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Stork
Harrigan + street
Brecit Oaks
Thureday
United States Express Company
Tim Teliow
Young Men's Christian Association Leads State Membership
The Clarksburg YMCA now reports the largest membership in the state. Citizens are urged to join, boost the movement, and sign a membership blank or call headquarters at Bell Street Home 284 to enroll promptly.
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Is A
Young Men's Christian Association
Clarksburg
Tnion National-Bante
Young Men's
Christien Association
Younes Men's Christian Association
Morrison County
Wilson urged to back tariff plan for special session
Washington reports House leaders pressed President Wilson to back a plan that would omit other business and force tariff legislation at a special session on April 1. They seek quick passage of tariffs, then adjourn briefly so the Senate remains the focus, shaping public opinion for Democratic aims. John A. Terney returned from Washington after attending the inauguration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Wilson
House
Congress
Senate
Duncan Boughner on the Commission
Special to the Telesis reports the military commission at Cairn Pratt gathers Friday morning to try to imprison suspects in the Weld district under martial law. The body, appointed by Governor Glasscock, includes Col. CFE Joliffe as president and captains Basel Boughmer Walker White, with Lt Col George Wallace as judge advocate, replacing earlier members due to illness or unavailability.
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Chairleston
Nir
Randiiewn
Cairp Pratt
Glasscock
Gome
Glasercock
Charles Neptune
S.il. Walker
Weld
Cfe
Joliffe
C. Basel
Duncan [Boughmer
First Infantry
S. L. Walker
Walter W. White
Second Infantry
George 3. Wallace
West Virginia Delegation Returns Home Except Chilton
Most of West Virginia's congressional delegation has gone home for a few days. Senator Chilton remains to attend Senate sessions as presidential nominations are reviewed. After his return, likely no WV member will stay in Washington.
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Washington
Mar
West Virginia
Congress
Chilton
Toreman
Senate
Cunton
March Holidays and Religious Days in 1913
The article notes March 1913 has more holidays than usual with days like An anniversary oath day for the president, Palm Sunday on March 16, St Patrick’s Day March 17, Good Friday in the same week, and March 24 as the next Sunday. It emphasizes the unusually large number of special days this month.
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United States
Winler
Buster
Cloak Makers Strike Demand Higher Wages and Conditions
The Cloak Makers Minion in Boston announces a strike by workers at homes and small workshops. They press for a forty nine hour week a fifteen percent wage rise better sanitary conditions and union recognition mirroring the 6000 garment workers still on strike.
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Associated Preac
Boston
Mase
Mar
Daughter born to Dr. W. T. Gocke in Adamston
Dr. W. T. Gocke of Adamston becomes the proud father of a ten pound baby girl born Thursday morning. Mother and child are reported doing well. W. & Hughes of Mineral, local business visitors Thursday.
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W. T. Gocke
Adamston
Mother
Bale
W. & Hughes
Mineral
Nat
Broken Heads On Scene Of Battle
Rochester March 6 Associated Press reports riot by striking garment workers in the clothing district. Demonstrators wrecked taxicabs, shattered windows, and faced police with clubs. Scores of strikers suffered injuries including shop girls, with arrests made as authorities vow harsh penalties.
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Associated
Rochester
Sunday Selling Indictments Indicate Grand Jury Action
Sunday selling remains under investigation as criminal court grand jury issues three indictments to date. Continued on page Ave.
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Criminal Court Grand Jury
Widow Murdered In New York City Attack
A young widow was found murdered today in New York City. Reports say her head had been battered with a club. three men were detained by police as material witnesses. They claimed they had called to serve the young woman and offered aid.
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Associated Proms
New York
Catherin Godfrey
Oldest Elk Man Harry C Stone Dies in New Jersey
Harry C Stone a former actor and theatrical manager reported as the oldest member of the Bike in the United States died at his home in Paterson New Jersey. He began in show business on a Chestnut Street stage in Philadelphia and later performed with several acting companies.
Writ of Habeas Corpus Case In Supreme Court
A writ of habeas corpus seeks relief for Thaw as doctors and lawyers contest the state’s custody. Charles Kenedy obtained the writ amid debates on privileges and confinement. William Tewel represents the state as proceedings proceed.
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Telemao
Charles Kenney
Otiyatcian
Wiliam Tewel
Criminal Courte
Jerome Wan Bt
Kenedy
Congressmen head to Virginia offices amid shift in plans
Special to the Telegraie reports that congressmen H. Mous Jr and Zormdr mani with C. Woodyatt rin, allied Virginia allies, are preparing to announce new offices within the coming weeks while hearing aims to maintain their Witnewsing amid ongoing testing.
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Virginia
Washington
Avia Mind Hi
H. Mous, Jr
Zormdrmani
C. Woodyatt
New jailer named in county sheriff succession tale
Amid a shuffle in county leadership, Laco Wolfe of Quist Dellix is named jailer as Mr. Fox steps down from the post after a stint to familiarize the new appointee. Wolfe has a robust record, and the transition aims to stabilize the sheriff’s office at Craigmoor.
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Laco Wolfe
Quist Dellix
County Aller
Sherrif
Fox
Cap
Francis
Byrd
Mr. Fox
Sheri Stout
FRE Underground Fire Forces Thousands From Plant
An underground fire at a SAUDGER plant in Chicago disrupted work, sending thousands of workers from the facility. The blaze started in the engine room and basement areas, spreading through parts of the complex. The plant offices were limited, and officials reported extensive damage but few details on a full casualty or recovery timeline.
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Associated Preng.j
Chicago
Mar
Trurg &Ff
Saudger
Cas Diant
Saundra
Wat
Score
Bigsea
wmeriGl
Sabres
Anderground
Bell Telephone Company Issues New Sleeelory for Subscribers
The Bell Telephone Company announces a revised subscriber directory and service details. The notice outlines the rollout, addresses available, and guidance for customers to access updated listings through local offices and the company’s network.
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Bell Telephone Company
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