Crazy Snake Offers Surrender Amid Tense Oklahoma Standoff
Crazy Snake Chief Chitto Harjo has offered to surrender to authorities. Adjutant General Canton says the militia will stay on guard to protect Indians and that the situation around Old Wick Camp is not serious enough for martial law. He warns sensational reports distort reality.
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Guthrie
Okla
Crazy Make
Chitto Harjo
Surender
Sunny
Canton
Crazy Snake
Ter
Canon
OldWick
Result Of Federal Inquiry On Crazy Snake Case
In Muskogee Oklahoma on March 31 authorities found no sap s were involved in the trouble that led to militia mobilization. Crazy Snake had a right to defend his home from unauthorized officers and others. Special Attorney Woodruff and Indian Agent Ellsley concluded negotiations at Hickory Grounds involved the provocation. The federal government will be invoked if necessary to protect Indians including Crazy Snake.
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Muskogee
Okla
Crazy Snake
Cers
Specialttorney Woodruf
Elsey
Henryetta
Hickory Grounds
Women Convene in San Antonio for General Federation Session
Delegates from every section of the country gathered in San Antonio Texas to open the General Federation of Women’s Clubs two day council meeting. The council includes federation presidents secretaries and board members discussing the tenth biennial programme for the federation’s May 1920 Cincinnati meeting.
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Bundl
General Federation
San Antonio
Tex
Fedation
Farty
Ubs
Geneal Federation
Cincinnati
Missionary Congress Opens in Toronto With American Delegates
The Canadian national missionary congress began in Toronto with many American church workers in attendance. Included are Silas McBee editor of the Churchman D F Wilber US consul general at Halifax L H Severance of Cleveland Robert B Speer J Lovell Murray and J Campbell White. Sir Andrew Fraser will deliver the principal address Bart Grey the governor general of Canada serves as honorary president. The program features will include a National YMCA quartet performance representing four US election groups.
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Toronto
Canadian National Missionary Congress
Silas McBee
The
Churchman
D. F. Wilber
United States
Halifax
L. H. Severance
Cleveland
Robert B. Speer
J. Lovell Murray
J. Campbell White
Sir Andrew Fraser
Bengal
India
Bart Grey
Governor General
Canada
Congress
National Young Men's Christian Association Quartette
Powers present plan for Servia dispute at Belgrade
Belgrade March 31 British French German Russian and Italian ministers submitted the formula agreed by the powers and Austria Hungary for settling the prolonged Servian dispute to the Servian foreign office.
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Belgrade
Servia
Europa
Austria-Hungary
Servian Foreign Office
Convicted of Conspiracy Fines for Railroads and Officers
In Salt Lake City Judge Marshall fined Union Pacific Rail road company Oregon Short Line Union Pacific Coal company and J M Moore eight thousand dollars each Everett Buckingham division traffic manager of Oregon Short Line was fined one thousand dollars The jury found the defendants guilty of conspiracy in restraint of trade and a violation of the anti trust law The railroad defendants have given notice of appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Salt Lake City
United States District
Marshall
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Coal Company
J. M. Moore
Union Pacific Company
Everett Buckingham
Sharp Coal Company
Sharp Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Aged Man Killed by Fall in St Paul Home
Edmond Manger an eighty six year old man who had been confined to his bed for days due to illness attempted to descend stairs and fell from the top step to the first floor crushing his skull at a stair post. Death was instantaneous.
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St Paul
Llnesa
Edmond Manger
President affirms independence in judicial appointments
President states that federal judicial appointments should be free from political influence by United States senators and representatives. He will assess fitness for the bench and welcomes suggestions on candidates while preparing to fill several vacancies in the near future.
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Washington
United States
Warship for Mother Country proposed by colonies
Melbourne March 31 The governors of New South Wales and Victoria have decided to offer one dreadnought to the imperial government on behalf of their states. Subscriptions will be made on the basis of population New South Wales about 34 000 000 Victoria 99 019
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Vienna
New South Wale
Tariff Debate Draws Few Members in House Sitting
Washington report notes a sparsely attended House session as Cox of Ohio urged modest tariff cuts on sewing machines bicycles and computing scales. Sterling of Illinois opposed removing the hides duty warning it would flood markets with cheaper imports harming American tanners and farmers.
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Cox
Ohio
Sterling
Ilness
Germany
Russia
France
TiInels
Weisse
Wisconsin
South America
Calsg
Hughes
Georgia
Sr. Kitchin
North Carolina
Lamber
Pascific
Democrats 70 Fight Plan Tariff Bill Amendments
Washington reports Democratic leaders ready to confront Republican moves to limit amendments on the tariff bill. The GOP whip aims to keep absent members counted for a majority. Democrats foresee a rules change limiting amendments and five minute debate, with committee amendments restricted to select paragraphs.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Birrell Reintroduces Irish Land Bill in Commons
London March 31 Chief Secretary for Ireland Birrell reintroduces the Irish land bill in the house of commons in unchanged form from last session. He says it would require at least 915 million dollars to ease land hunger with parliament yet to provide 775 million. Nationalist members vow to oppose as failing to fulfill the Irish demand.
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London
Ireland
Birrell
House of Commons
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