Nogales Border Fight Sparks U S Troop Orders
On March 12 fighting burst along the Nogales border with Mexican forces firing into Arizona homes. U S troops reinforced the line as insurgents pressed the Mexican farm town, wounding a Mexican citizen and sparking fire in nearby homes. Washington ordered troops not to fire unless instructed, to reduce friction with Mexican forces. An allied report from Belgrade notes fifty Serbian soldiers were killed on a transport by Turkish shells near the Adriatic coast.
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Nogales
Ariz
Synora State
United States
Titcom Hill
Arizona
Mexico
Dean
Associated Press
Washington
Garrison
Smithh
War Department
Nossiles
Belgrade
Servia
Mari 12
Adriatic
I Purkish Cruiger
Not Guilty and Convictions in Local Adultery and Licensing Case
Roque Joe Andry was found not guilty on adultery charges. Meyer Rosenhive was fined $25 and costs for operating a sex shop without a license. Zeta Charilor faced adultery charges, but after evidence was reviewed the court acquitted on motion of defense counsel.
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Joe Andry
Meyer Rosenahive
ZéTa Charilor
Galloway Chosen as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
The nomination of Dr Overly T Gallo Way, chief of the biteam of plant industry, to be assistant secretary of agriculture was announced at the White House and would be sent to the Senate today.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Overly ‘T. Gallo
Brake Man Harry Coon Killed in Railroad Accident
The mangled body of Harry Coon, brake man on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, was found in the Huntington yards. Believed killed after a fall from a crank or derailment, he was the son of City Commissioner Coon. Local authorities report the incident occurred this morning with a shifting engine under suspicion.
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Associated Prosa
Huntington
Harry Coon
Cheanpeake
Ohla Raiiroad
Coon
Diaz and Morgan Come From Egypt
NeWadOY Harmon Robinson, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Christian Robinson mobil near the Empire National Bank, was struck by a touring car driven by Homer Roy of Bridgeport while crossing the street. He was hospitalized with a broken left leg and other injuries but is reported resting easier. Roy was taken into custody and released on own recognizance. The incident appeared to be his fault.
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Harmon Robinson
Christian Robins
Christian Robinsmobil
Empire National Bank
Daily Telegram
Homer Roy
Bridgeport
Roy
Diaz Says He Seeks Rest Not Intervention in Mexico
Naples dispatch reports General Diaz, ex-Mexican leader, arrived by special train from Europe in satisfactory health and plans to rest. He pledges to aid Mexico toward prosperity and says he would only return if the United States intervenes. Diaz cites Taft assurances but warns future U.S. policy is uncertain.
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Associated Press
Naples
Italy
J. PF
Morgan
Egypt
Rome
General Diaz
Mexico
United States
Taft
Diaz
Federal patronage compromise reported in Washington
Washington report says Postmaster General Burleson and national committee chairman McCombs devised a compromise on patronage in several Democratic states. Both pro and anti organization leaders would be recognized, with efforts to satisfy all sides. McCombs met with the president to discuss the plan, which is believed acceptable to leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Wilson
Burleson
McCombs
National Committee
Salem Citizens Industrial Party Nominates Ticket
At a large convention in the town hall on Wednesday night the Citizens Industrial party of Salem nominated a ticket for the spring election. They named Mayor F. T. White, Recorder H. J. Croks, Chief of Police F2 M. Davis, Water Commissioner W. A. Leonard, and a member of the board of education Dr. 2, B. Flipto. Oscar Will was chairman and C. A. Setnte was secretary.
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Citizens Industrial Party of
Salem
F. T. White
If. J. Croks
M. Davisson
W. A. Leonard
Wdication
B. Flipto
Oscar Will
C. A. Setntte
Four Transports Attacked by Ship In Siege News
Reports from Cetinge Maitenegr March 15 claim four serial transports crowded with troops were shelled by an unidentified warship. Two transports were on fire and many injured or killed, the attacker said to be a Turkish cruiser flying Austrian colors. Officials offered no confirmation of Austrian involvement amid rising tensions over Serbian aid to Scutari.
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Associated Press
Cetinge
Maitenegr
Auatilan Fra
Turkialy Crilisar
Hosti
Austria
Austran
Servia
Scutari
Sertian Transporta
Elrelos
Governor Hatfield Calls for Higher Pay for Working Girls
Governor Hatfield said he favors cooperating with other governors to secure better pay for working girls. He has contacted Governor Johnson of Nebraska and will include the recommendation in his first message to West Virginia registratures.
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Associated Prose
Charleston
Mar
Hatfield
Johnsom
West Virginia
Missouri Senate orders wage probe commission
The Missouri Senate adopted a resolution to form a five senator commission to investigate wages paid to workers. The panel is to report at the next session of the general assembly.
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Associated Press
Tefferson City
Missouri Senate
Train Strikes Car In City Injuring Several
A street car struck a passenger car in Youngstown today injuring two dozen people. Fifteen passengers were reported hurt as the crash disrupted traffic near the heart of the city. Police and emergency crews attended to the injured at the scene. Local officials investigated the cause of the collision and ensured tram services resumed shortly after.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Erle’ Falltond
Heart of the Eity
Gereo
Adjutser Named in Arson Case Court Appearance
Jonty Cohen a fire adjuster linked to John Daniele and Betjamina Hinkins was brought to court in Chicago on March 1. He failed to post the $40,000 bond, and was whisked away. The Associated Press reported the development as part of an arson ring investigation.
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Associated Press
Gncago
Jonty Cohen
John Daniele
Betjamina Hinklns
Jali
Marriage Licenses Granted in City Registry
Notices show Jomen A. Mullins and Mary McGraw receive a marriage license, alongside Willian Curtis and Mary Gapnett, reflected in the latest city registry entries. This record confirms two couples secured licenses to wed in the current filing period.
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Martiage
A. Mullins
Mary McGraw
Willian Curtis
Mary Gapnett
Diary Inked Death Clue in Marsh Murder Case
A diary alleged to record the death of Lynn soap manufacturer George E. Marsh is read in court. The document, written hours before his body was found in West Lynn marshes on April 12, is linked to the trial of William A. Dorr. The state argues Dorr mailed the journal to an aunt in California, guiding investigators to the suspect.
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George E. Marsh
Lynn
Mass
West Lynn Marshes
William A. Dorr
Two Army Sergeants Die in Air Collision at Reims
In Reims France two sergeants of the army aviation corps were fatally injured today when their machines collided during maneuvers. Five aeroplanes took part in the exercise.
Civil Service Plan for Postmasters Announced
Postmaster General Carleson announced Washington that all fourth class postmasters will be placed on a civil service basis and that second and third class postmasters, and possibly first class, would be included in the civil service overhaul once completed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carleson
Will Deliver Address by Christine Tingling in Norfolk
Mize Christine Tingling of Norfolk Virginia, organizer of the scientific department of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, will be in the city Friday to deliver an address before a tiny round table.
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Mize Christine Tingling
Norfolk
Sciensifc
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dattver
Tiny Round Table
Militant IWW Leader Haywood Hinted For Exit From Akron
On March 13 a thousand Akron citizens with clubs backed police to clear streets near rubber factories as strikers refrained from harassing workers. W. T. Haywood, IWW militant, may be denied entry to Akron this afternoon. A citizen delegation will meet him at the station and urge his return to Patterson. UD L Arnold, local agent for Southern States Mutual Life, tops the company writing totals and renovates his Union National Bank building offices.
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Associated Press
Akron
W. T. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Akton
Patterson
Nol
UD. L. Arnold
Southern States Mutual Life Insurance Company
Union National Bank
Large rewards offered for little time and effort in Daily Telegram contest
The Daily Telegram promotes a contest offering six thousand dollars in prizes including automobiles pianos diamonds and more to residents of Clarksburg and West Virginia. Readers are invited to join a prize drawing plan with easy, honorable tasks and to call the contest manager for full details and to start a campaign for the prizes.
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Liam
Mia. Pilkington
University City
Mire Pylit
Ington
Tim Weeks
Puit
St. Louis Daly ‘Times
Pillington
Menard
Judt
Daily Telegram
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Hollis Chosen Senator by New Hampshire Legislature
Hollis of Concord N H narrowly wins the United States Senate seat after a Democratic break in the deadlock that began January 14. The Senate tally stands Democrats 50 Republicans 42 Progressives two with two Illinois vacancies. R B Groves travels to Pittsburg for a short business trip.
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United States
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Concord
N. 7
Mar
Henry
Hollis
Washington
Senate
Illinois
Suffragette Store House Unearthed In London Raid
A vast storehouse used by militant suffragettes for damaging operations was uncovered by Scotland Yard. Detectives, with a warrant for arrest of Miss Olive Hecker, found telegraph wire cutters, Hulda age bottles, window breaking tools, and false license plates beneath a studio in Hamp ton. London police reported the discovery during a crackdown.
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Associated Press
London
Scotland Yard
Olivé Hecker
Perjury Charge Follows Long-Running Murder Case
John Medley, jailed for the six year murder of Shannon Neeley, faces a death sentence once again after appeals through West Virginia courts and the US Supreme Court failed to overturn the ruling. Medley’s latest sentence was set for May 2, marking the fourth attempt at execution.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
Mar
John Medley
Hentonce
Shannon Neeley
Medley
Eise
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Man Testifying Bribe Suspect Arrested on Perjury Charge
Charleston March 19 William R Gray a miner of Hanford charged Detective Frank Smith with offering him a bribe to testify against prisoners in the martial law zone Gray was arrested on a perjury charge at the commission's instigation Witnesses said they knew nothing of Gray's testimony and Smith was in Charleston the day the alleged bribery occurred The military commission reviewed Mother Jones and other labor leaders cases and a court finding will be sent to Governor Hatfield for approval The court's sentence awaits the governor's decision Preparations were completed for tomorrow's trial of twenty persons accused of firing on a train carrying sheriff deputies into the strike country February 24
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Associated Press
Charleston
W.va
Williamr. Gray
Miner
Haneford
Frank Smith
Gray
Smith
Hanford
Graye
Military Commission
Mother Jones
Hatfield
City Water Analyses Report From Board Laboratory
The water choke and sewerage board will publish daily renewals of city water analyses by the city chemist. This morning Perkins Boynton reports on the analysis showing presence of material in sample from the Maclian mill area and notes experimental explanations for readings and contaminants.
Oxford Wins Beat Race Over Cambridge In 20 Minutes
Oxford narrowly defeats Cambridge in a sprint beat race, finishing in about 20 minutes with strong performances from the Oxford team. Cambridge trailed as the two sides competed on the course, signaling a tense finish and notable tactical advantage for Oxford.
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Associated Press
Putney
Eng
Oxford
Cambridge
Railway Extension to Reach New Coal Mine Planned
Charles F. King & Co of Philadelphia to construct a 1.5 mile Baltimore and Ohio railroad extension to the Southern Farm owned by the Clarksburg Land Company. Work to begin March 15 and take about three months to grade and lay track. Extension will reach a coal mine near one mile beyond Southern Farm owned by Vincent Gooke John C Williams and others. The line serves industrial expansion and freight needs.
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Charles F. King & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Vincent 5. Gooke
John C. Williams
Eye Injury Damages Telegram Operator in Repair Incident
A Telegram service operator identified as Drummond sustained an injury to his left eye while repairing machinery on Thursday. A flying shard of metal caused the wound, and surgeons indicated that an operation will be necessary to treat the injury.
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Drummond
Tito
Hin
Ateal
Offer To Williams Washington Mar 13
Selton Willaner a banker from Richmond Virginia will be offered please as assistant secretary of the treasury. The amendment was made this morning at the White House.
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Washington, Mar
Lility Selton Willlaner
Richmond
Treasury
White Howse
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