Adrianople Might Hold One Week More Says Turkish Commander
From Constantinople dispatches the Turkish commander at Adrianople, Shukri Pasha, reports food and ammunition shortages and severe sickness. He urges immediate relief or retreat, while Turkish ministers split on a course of action. Nazim Pasha’s murder sparks internal unrest as a Malediction is pronounced.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Shurki Pasha
Adranople
Shukri
Gona
Porte
Adrianople
Nazim Pasha
Turkey
Nazim
Daily Telegram Offers $6,000 Prize Plan to Boost Circulation
The Daily Telegram announces a $6,000 prize distribution to Clarkburg residents as part of a circulation-boosting drive. Readers are urged to participate in a marketing campaign with large retainers for promoters and a forthcoming detailed plan in today’s issue.
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St Antal
Temgram
Oowe
Just Nee Eer
Glartaburs
Newpeaper
Daily Telegram
Atk
Willyotumm
Clarkybung
Virginia
Sheriff’s Order Warns Crowds to Disperse in Akron
An Associated Press report from Akron notes sheriffs and deputies disperse crowds forming near Grice Park. Police, numbering about 300, guard downtown streets as industrial workers’ meeting proceeds amid warnings against riotous demonstrations.
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Associated Prees
Akron
Mitch
Yoda
Industrial Workers of the World
Grice Park
NY to appoint twenty women patrol officers in NYC
The police commissioner of New York City introduced legislation to appoint twenty women to the police patrol, with potential for additional hires as needed. The proposal, presented in Albany, seeks to expand the force and promote gender balance in policing.
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Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
New York City
Weglsia
Case Settled Out of Court at Marshall Coat Co
The suit of Adeline Lee Earl Bartlett against Marshall Coat Company of Philadelphia was settled out of court by a compromise arranged through the plaintiff's attorneys Winer and Bartlett.
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Adeline Lee Earl- Bartlett
Marshall Coat Company
Philadelphia
Winer
Bartlett
Salem citizen dies after wage commission disclosure
A prominent Salem citizen dies amid coverage of a Senate inquiry into women workers wages. The article notes a planned merchants meeting in Chicago and the Senate committee’s proposal for a minimum wage of 20 dollars per day for women workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Dedication set for new Methodist church at Mairview
The Methodist Episcopal church at Mairview will be dedicated on Easter Sunday March 30 by Rev John Krantz of New York. A series of services will be held the previous week with special sermons by visiting ministers. The church is described as a sturdy, modern structure with moderate decor.
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Ipmrmont
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Mairview
de. John iKrantz
New York
Towles, Salemi Figure, Dies After Ill Health
Robert L Towles longtime Salemi resident dies at home aged 68 after illness and Hopkins Hospital surgery. A native of Dodgewadge town he served as mayor at various times and helped local business. He was active in Salem M E church and in fraternal orders Masons and Pythians. Survived by wife Mary Gordon Towles two daughters Nelle and remaining kin. A brother lives in Grafton. he formerly worked as a railroad agent.
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Sobert L. Towles
Salemi
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mr.Towles
Dodd- Wadge Commty
Salem
Petty
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Order
Phe Witow
Mary Gordon Towles
Gordon
Nelle ‘Towles
Grafton
Greile
Towles
Ohio
Governor Sulzer in gossip on treason plot claims
Friends of Governor Sulzer deny a concrete treason plot while alleging discussions of a plan involving involving a Texas leader and a bogus treaty. The fragmentary dispatch from Albany dated March 1 references unclear names and aims to undermine the governor.
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Ty Associated Press
Albany
Sulzer
Charles i Murphy
Tarmmnany Tall
Friends
Car crashes into house on Ludlow avenue
A street car derailed and crashed into an apartment house at Ludlow avenue, killing Theodore Abr a bartender, and injuring eight others severely. Police investigated the accident and stated the cause as a track derailment during the March 12 incident at the College Hill area.
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Associated Press
Cinginnat
Theodore Abr
College Hill Street
Ludlow Avenue
Fire gang is paid for the jobs done
Washington action halts a newspaper publicity mandate as the Supreme Court restrains the Postmaster General from enforcing the law, while Chicago reports a confession from John Dantes allegedly leading a vast arson ring. Johnston cites forty named ring members and up to $500,000 in insurance. warrants for business men are to be sworn as investigations expand nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Supreme Court
Burleson
Hitchcock
Chicago
John Dantes
Johnston
Dantes
Benjamin Pik
Tariff plans debated by leaders and Congress
In a tense session leaders consider adjustments to the tariff system. Mr Underwood reports to the White House that Congress will focus on whether to revise the tariff in one bill or by schedule, with a caucus to decide the approach before December.
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Wilson
iFlowie Jeter
Congress
Underwood Oald
White ‘House
Dr Friedmann vaccine tests face secrecy and delays
Washington reports a program of tuberculous vaccine tests by Dr Friedmann runs into difficulties as officials say the method of making the vaccine from tissue is not yet disclosed and the surgeon general confirms increased demand for subjects while promising no tests on humans at this time.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Mikr
Priedmunn
Biye
Public Health Service
Pipeline cases spark injunctions over interstate pipeline rules
Washington March 13. The Commerce Court granted preliminary injunctions restraining orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission in the Pipeline cases. The constitutional validity of the interstate commerce act as applied to pipelines is in question.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission i
Frauds by Burr Nal Wide Mercantile Agency Charged
Chicago report says fourteen men face federal grand jury charges in a fraud scheme linked to the Burr Nal Wide Mercantile Agency. The government asserts the concern claimed it could uncover concealed assets and act as an advisor to bankrupt firms with realisation charges for advance payments. One defendant reportedly killed himself after investigations began.
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Dy Austiciatnd
Chicago
Mar
Teue ‘Hile
Perticipation
Burr Nal Widen Mercantile Agency
Auicidts
Itaelf
Johnson Trial Set for April 7 in Jack Johnson Case
Judge Carpenter in Chicago set the April 7 hearing date for Jack Johnson, the Black heavyweight charged with assault and violating the white slave act, with the related charge to be heard later.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carpenter
Jack Johnson
Brakeman Dillon Killed in Night Crash
March 13 Huntington. Clarere Dillon a 24 year old Chesapeake and Ohio brakeman of Huntington was killed when his train struck a car and he was killed. Dillon had been married only a few days.
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Huntington
Clarere Dillon
iMintington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Drake
Dillon
Burns Detective Arrests Man in Zinc Plant Case
J M McCoy a Burns detective from Pittsburg arrived in Burns with Constable Ford to arrest William McCleuid on breaking and entering and larceny at the Washington Zinc Works. He located the suspect and took him into custody. Washington officers arrived to transport the suspect for trial. The county court adjourned with little activity Wednesday.
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J. M. McCoy
iBurns
Pittsburg
Tly
Constabe
Ford
Larksburg
William) McCleuid
Washington
McLoy
Tlesoc
Noro
Hin
Wesare
Woman burned to death in gas explosion at Holland home
In Tiniontown Pennsylvania Davis Holland died in a kitchen gas explosion. Her husband Billa Holland was badly injured and a neighbor was hurt in the blast at the Holland residence.
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Associated Presa
Tiniontown
Davis Holland
Billa Holland
Holland
Dick Padden Eyes Wheeling Franchise Move
Dick Padden of Martins Ferry, a veteran baseball figure, is linked with staking a Wheeling franchise in the Interstate League. Reports say he may recruit a club to join Wheeling, leveraging familiarity with the city and league conditions to improve standing and earnings.
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Wheeling
Dick Padden
Martin's Ferry
Sturin
Padden
Spaniard Garcia Arrested in Steubenville Loot Case
R Edward Kidd constable went to Steubenville to arrest Joseph Garcia alias Joseph Fernandez on charges of looting trunks and grips in a Meadowbrook boarding house. About $100 in money a gold watch and jewelry were taken from the burglaries. Garcia formerly worked at a Meadowbrook chemical plant and lodged there. A week or 80 ago he left Meadowbrook. A telegram from Steubenville said Garcia was working there and the constable carried a warrant for his arrest.
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R. Edward Kidd
Steubenville
Joseph Garcia
Joseph Fernandez
Meadowbrook
Garcia
White
Stuebenville
Sponge
Garca
Stenbenvilto
Senator Goff to fare quite well in Senate reorganization
Washington D C March The Democratic steering committee completed its senate committee assignments for the reorganized body. Senator Chilton is likely to chair either the printing committee or census and may near chairmanship of the judiciary. Senator Goff will join committees on conservation of natural resources military affairs pensions and possibly the district of Columbia. The new senator in the minority party, Goft, has fared exceedingly well.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Democratic Steering Committee
Senate
Chilton
Committee On the Judiciary
Golf
District of Columbia
Tartar
Goft
Purity Sunday Call Seeks Nationwide Pastor Support
President B. 3. Steadwell of the World’s Purity Federation issues a nationwide call to pastors of all denominations urging November 9 as Purity Sunday. The move anticipates sermons drawn from revelations and promises reported in other states to bolster discussions.
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Associated Press
Ila Crosse
Wis
B. 3
Steadwell
United States
Trial of Junk Dealer Rosanshine Attracts Court Attention
The criminal court devoted most of Wednesday to Meyer Rosanshine probable junk dealer charge without a state license. Albert Kralick was acquitted of disturbing religious worship. At Slavish church, Olste Swiger was acquitted of undefined quarrels on Garsen.
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Meyer Rosanshine
Criminal Court
Albert Kralick
Olste Swiger
Enalfekis Qutaull
Garsen. Wie
Badly hurt Fairmont delivery driver struck by street car
March 12 Fairmont Clark Merrifield a delivery driver for Smovac store was seriously injured when his truck slid across Elm Street and a street car struck him. He was tossed into the street with severe head injuries. the motorman could not avoid the impact and medical aid was summoned.
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Fairmont
Clark
Merrifield
Ged
Deliv
Wigan
Smovac
Ind
Wagan
Meryifield
Fatally Burned in Uniontown Lamp Explosion
A lamp exploded in a Plibert area home near Uniontown fatally burning Emma Nouts, her husband, and her three children aged 10 years to two months. The incident occurred early morning, investigators piecing together the cause as firefighters secured the scene.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Mia
Emma Nouts
Sir
Plibert
Hire
Examination date set for Pierpont teachers uniform test
A. P. Morrison, county superintendent of schools, announced the first teachers uniform examination of the year will be held at Pierpont School on April 2 and 4, with enrollment between 2 and 7 pm. Teachers from other counties must supply letters of recommendation and permission from their own county.
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A. P. Morrison
Pierpont
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