Austrian Navy Threatens Action Amid Balkan Crisis
Reports from sources in Berlin and London in late March describe a potential Austrian naval move against Montenegro as European diplomats convene in London. An Austrian squadron is stationed off Montenegrin shores while talks proceed, signaling a shift from demonstration to possible offensive action.
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Foreign Office
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Agetha
Montenegro
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Hiend
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Murder case set for nine Monday march in court
Joe Devong will be arraigned in criminal court on murder charged in the death of Michael Glatiey and James DeVine. A prior term ended with a hung jury while Sam Horton faces assault and battery charges.
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Joe Devong
Criminal Court
Michael Glatiey
James DeVine
Sam Horton
Supreme Court declines to review Claude Allen death sentence
Justice White refused to grant a writ of error to review Claude Allen's death sentence for his role in the Hillsville courthouse murders. He allowed his attorneys to present requests to other justices. Allen and his father are slated to die on March 8.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. G
White
Supremeé ‘Court
Claude Allen
Hillsvile Court House
Clade
Chicago Strawberries Sell Low as Storm Cuts Shipments
Stray varieties sold for $1 a quart in Chicago with eastern buyers finding the market nearly bare due to yesterday's storm that interrupted shipments from the South. Associated Press reports weak demand and limited supply amid the weather disruption.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mar
Medea
Bede
Bridge fails as train plunges into water near Lytonville
A Montreal to Boston passenger train halted on a flooded bridge near Lytonville Virginia. The bridge gave way and the engine with its crew plunged into the water while 425 passengers scrambled to safety. Another bridge a mile back was swept away after the train passed. Engineer Ailsworth Curtin and fireman survived ashore.
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Associated Press
Lytonville, VI
Montreal
Boston
Messages Routed in Curious Ways Across Distorted Wires
In CMILAGO a severe yesterday storm disrupted telegraph and telephone wires for weeks. Messages faced delays as lines were repaired with only gradual improvement. Leased wires routed Chicago to Pittsburg and Milwaukee via Columbus Cincinnati Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis and Peoria.
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Associated Press
Cmilago
Mar
Moore resigns as Weather Bureau chief in Washington
Wile ll Moore resigns as chief of the weather bureau after a meeting with President Woodrow Wilson. Secretary Holston accepts the resignation effective July. Moore, a Democrat, had been a candidate for secretary of agriculture. Funeral notices for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Jury McAte s of Wilsonsynz report a burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Wilton.
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Wilson
Associaten
Washington, D. C
Wile Ll Moore
Holston
Moore
Jury MeAtes
WilIsonmynz
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Revenue Officers Hunt Moonshiners Across Counties
Revenue officers sweep Dickinson and Wise counties near Virginia in moonshining raids. In ten days they seized liquor, destroyed hundreds of rations of whiskey, and confiscated stills and equipment. Local residents denounce unlawful distilling while authorities vow continued enforcement.
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Dickinson
Wisn
Virginia
Mediator to Visit Chicago Over Railroad Strike
Washington D C March mediator G W Hanger of the Department of Labor will travel to Chicago to assist 9000 switchmen in a threatened rail strike. He and Judge Knapp of the commerce court were asked to participate with the party to prevent disruption.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Avting Commissicer
G. W. Hanger
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Wien
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Hanger
Knapp
bin Commérte Court
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Kapp
Uj Rae Comaizeion
Wileos
Turks Fortress Campaigns Stand Firm Amid Planned Ye
Adrianople dispatch reports Ghutr Pasha and the garrison vow continued fire as siege endurance nears a year. Food supplies persist while allied efforts falter. Servians resist aiding Hungarians and Greek bishops face untrue attack rumors. City authorities praise the commander's care for civilians.
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Associated Press
Adrianople
Mar
Constantinople
Ghutr
Pasha
Axat
Ofes
Septila
Shute Shuliri
Gas Explosion at Dugger Injures Seven Workers
Associated Press reports a gas explosion at the Superior mine No. ten in Dugger Indiana today. Seven men were burned and several seriously injured among fourteen workers present at the time.
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Associated Press
Merehaut
Indi
Mac
Dugger
Noisy view crusaders seek broadened inquiry scope in Washington
The senatorial commission led by Lieutenant Governor O Hara meets President Wilson at the White House to push a broader inquiry. The group urges a governors conference and a federal appropriation for model homes for girls in major industrial centers to aid women moving between states seeking work.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
OjHara
Washington
Wilson
White House
O'Hara
Juul
Congress
Taxpayers debate school building plans in Coal district
In Harrizon county voters are urged to consider costly school improvements viewed as extravagant. The notice questions funding a Wordview project and suggests a smaller, practical building may meet needs, urging fiscal restraint before committing tens of thousands of dollars. Page eight continuation implied.
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Harrizon County
Wordview
Army Doctors Headed to Tornado Hit Alabama
Under Garrison orders two medical officers and three hospital corpsmen depart for Lower Peachtree Alabama after the town was swept from the map by the recent tornado. President Wilson received the appeal for help.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Garrison
Army Hospital Corps
Lower Peachtree
Ala
Wilsen
Grand Jury Holds Defendants On Bond in County Case
Tunnee Jackson V. Caster held Wil lam Harris was held for the grand jury Saturday morning under a 200 dollar bond for disenterly con queton and Beidgeport stant for Thursday night. Harris secured a bondsman and was released from fall.
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Tunnee Jackson
Caster
Willam Harris
Conqueton & Beidgeport
Arrie
Miss Smith Home From St Marys Hospital
Miss Cora Smith, after nine weeks in St. Marys hospital, is now back at her home on Syckmore street. Friends are glad to hear she is able to be home again.
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Cora Smith
St. Mary's Hospital
Syckmore Street
Miss Smith
Pirishi
Mae
Bayer
Task of firemen is made lighter
The arbitration board heard that recent mechanical improvements have lightened firemen's work on large railroads. W. V. Carey, supervisor of locomotive operations on the Baltimore and Ohio, said the changes reduced unneeded tasks, noting efficiency gains and lower fatigue for firemen as the wage dispute unfolds. JW. Plato of Salata, Wea a tunl ess villior here Saturday.
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Associated Press
New York
Arbitration Board
W. V. Carey
Jonomotive
Ohio
Thenwolves
Plato
Salata
Unclear OCR: early voting and campaign notes
Fragmentary text discusses voting, candidates, and campaign activity. It references Gandidat and Prends of A و Getting, mentions ballots, subscriptions, and canvassing, with distorted phrases suggesting a political contest and organizing efforts.
Representative TaMeW Takes West Virginia Trip in Turmoil
Fragmented text reports a Washington representative and West Virginia events tied to nervous breakdowns and medical concerns, with unclear continuation on page two. The readable lines hint at an illness or danger affecting a public figure, but details are obscured.
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Denny
Foreigner Paks Fine in Unclear Case
An unclear report notes a foreigner facing a fine related to a controversial act. Names such as Joseph Spottorn appear distorted, with details about a Yinhd $1 end ode and Taine V Carter's involvement. The text is garbled and insufficient for precise facts.
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Joseph Spottorn
Carter
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