Wilson to Aid Tariff Framers With Party Unity Push
President Wilson plans frequent conferences with Democrats and Republicans at the Capitol during the extra session to advance tariff legislation. Officials say he will lead his party, seek party discipline, and support a tariff bill that stands on its merits in both houses. Three way talks among Simmons Underwood aim to finalize details before April, with debates over wool duties and sugar duties as contentious points.
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Wilson
House
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Hebeepiwaye
United States
Wison
Ways and Means
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Underpoo
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
Congree
Alco Be
Reconciled couple plan Portland trip after split action
Denver March 20 Battling Nelson and his wife have reconciled and she has instructed Attorney John Bottom to take no further action in the divorce case. She and Nelson will leave for Portland after his theater engagement for a 40 day honeymoon. Loses municipal suit. Judge Prosser ruled against U. Shryock who sought to halt the Heboool board from selling 80000 dollars in bonds for a school building.
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Denver
Colo
Nelson
John Bottom
Portland
Ore
Zanostitio
Prosser
U. Shrytock
Heboo! Board
Bhryck Will Avnent
Death rites for King George of Greece move to palace
In Alonica on March 20 the body of slain King George of Greece, embalmed, was moved from hospital to the palace as crowds of Christians and Mussulmans, civilians and soldiers, Crete and Greek, filled the streets. King Constantine arrived, embraced his brother Nicholas, then passed the father’s body after regaining composure.
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Alonica
George
Greece
Christian
Mussulman
Crete
Tatos
Constantine
Nicholas
Seven hundred pottery girls strike in Ohio and West Virginia
About 700 girls employed in pottery in Liverpool and nearby towns in Ohio and West Virginia walk out. The action shuts down 30 clay product factories and risks 5000 men losing jobs if the strike lasts two days. The workers demand higher wages from 1.05 to 1.50 dollars per day.
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Liverpool
Ohio
West Virginia
Opertaora
Bryan Birthday Tribute Telegram From Lincoln Club
Wilson sends a telegram to Edgar Howard of Lincoln Nebraska offering sincere wishes on Mr. Bryan’s birthday celebration. He expresses appreciation for Lincoln’s distinguished citizens and the support and counsel they provide, describing it as a great comfort and privilege.
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Washington
Wilson
Edgar Howard
Lincoln
Bryan
Lincoln Bry
Federal experts watch patients treated by Friedmann
New York reports say officials will monitor every patient treated by Dr. Friedrich Friedmann for tuberculosis. No one will be declared cured without word from two government officials, and long term oversight by Marine Hospital Corps doctors will continue to assess after effects and outcomes. The Bellevue Hospital treatment concluded with an ovation for Friedmann as ten men and one woman, ages sixteen to fifty, received left hip injections of five to eight drops each, under supervision by Dr. James Miller and Dr. Arthur Friedmann.
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New York
Fredrich Frans Friedmann
Marine Hospital Corps
Friedmann
Bellevue Hospital
Allen
James Alexander Miller
Tuberculosis Service
Bellevue
Fri
Mann
Arthur Friedmann
Miller
Furwe
Cornell student drowns after canoe capsizes at Cayuga Lake
Walter Scott Richards of Cortland Ohio a Cornell sophomore and photographic editor of the Cornellian drowned after a canoe with George K Foye of Marion Ohio tipped in a channel near the Weehouse pier Cayuga Lake Richards was submerged after swimming a short distance and failed to reach shallow water. He and Foye had been canoeing from the pier when a light KUY breeze overturned the craft.
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Mareh
Walter Scott Richards
Cortland
Trumtull County
Ohio
Cornell
Wehthouse
Ricchards
George K. Foye
Marion
Faye
Ithehyards
Richards
Corneliien the College Annual
Delta Chl Fretermtin
Shot by Madman in City Hall Injures Police Sergt Lang
Buffalo March 26 Joseph Atefinsky reportedly entered Buffalo City Hall and shot Charles B. Lang a desk sergeant in the police department on detail to collect licenses Lang was struck four times in the throat shoulder blade right chest and left side None of the wounds is thought to be fatal
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Joseph Atefinsky
Romane
Charles B. Lang
Ald
Lcenses
Lang
Attell Returns in Knockout Win Over Kirk
New York March 20 Abe Attell former American featherweight champion returned to action with a decisive stoppage in the 6th round against Ole Kirk of St Louis. Kirk showed heart, but Attell dominated as the bout swung into the later rounds.
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New York
Ave Attell
America
Ole Kirk
St. Louls
Kirke
Kurt
Willy Algal
Plant may close down after violence at Coshocton plant
Gosmocton March 20. Officials report violent picket action near the Coshocton Gleas company plant as two helpers Fotavon Wilson and Silvester Agama refused to join the strikers and were attacked. President H Liewer warned the plant would shut down indefinitely if workers do not return to the old wage scale by Saturday.
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Coshocton Gleas Company
Fotavon Wilson
Silvester Agama
H. Liewer
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Glase Company
Unleas
Sorikers
Bucketshop Raid Hits Cleveland Brokerage Office
County Prosecutor Lochert led a raid on John Mills brokerage office in Cleveland. Mills E. E. Neman and Harry Hughes were arrested on bucketshop law violation charges.
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Cleveland
Lochert
John Mills
Mills
E. E. Neman
Harry Hughes
St Mary's Church Burned In Wooster Fire
Fire gutted St Mary's Roman Catholic church in Wooster Ohio on March 20. Investigators believe a railroad locomotive sparked the blaze. Estimated loss is $30,000. The 1845 structure stood as a city landmark.
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Wooster
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Zeppelin Airship Wrecked by Gale at Karls
Berlin dispatch reports Zeppelin No. 14 wrecked in a gale near Karls. The airship started toward Baden but was driven to Karls by wind. It anchored briefly, then the fore part broke in two. Soldiers held the stern in a fierce wind before a late dispatch declared the ship a complete wreck.
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Karlsaring
Baden
Karle
Juhe
Blacklist and property rights clash over streetcar use
Columbus dispatch details the interurban street railroad contest in Ohio. Rep Herbert Bigelow proposes damages to property owners if a street is used without consent. The assembly splits on blacklist limits while advancing the general appropriation bill and debating tax measures tied to road projects and turnpikes.
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Herbert 8. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Bigelow
House
Vollmer
Kramer
Richland County
U. S
Kennedy
Avon
Newark
John F. Gilson
Jefferson
Ball Player Badly Hurt In Pittsburg-Boston Game
Bob Byrne third baseman for Pittsburgh was knocked unconscious by a pitched ball from Smoky Joe Wood of the Boston Americans in Hot Springs Arkansas. His condition is serious and doctors expect several days before any return to play. The score was Boston seven Pittsburgh nothing. Italian Aviator Kill Rome in crash at Somma Lombardo. Captain Moreno, commander of the military school, dies in the fall.
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Ark
Bobby Byrne
Pittw Ree Natoealy Whs
Joe Wood
Boston Americans
Boston
Pittsburgh
Rome
Moreno
Somma Lombardo
Police Seek Boy Who Ran Away From Home
Cambridge police ask to locate John Norris who ran away from home after plans to ride a northbound B&O train. He purchased a ticket to Wyoming and was later reported captured in Newark. Bucklen’s Amicable Salve endorsed for skin diseases and minor injuries with a 25 cent price.
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Ohler
Clements
O'Clork
B. & O. Passens Ger
John Norrix
Cambridge
Ohio
Norris
Ind
Wyoming
Newark
Real Test of Bank Safety in Knox County
The Knox Savings & Loan Association asserts deposits are secured by first mortgages on Knox County real estate and claims no one in Knox County has lost a dollar of deposit. It invites inspection of investments and deposit rates. Mt. Vernon Ohio.
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Ing Vna
Knox County Building & Loan Association
Knox Savings & Loan Ass'n. C. FP
Colville
Main & Vine Sts
Mt. Vernon
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