Plot to assassinate President Wilson foiled in Washington
Secret service men report a failed conspiracy to kill President Wilson in Washington. Agents seized a Kalb at Hoboken and found dynamite picric acid and nitro glycerine. Kalb promised to name all conspirators, with fallout expected to reach New York Harbor explosion links. 50 percent discount on boys wool suits at Miss Oostreich's store.
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Bulgaria to Break Off U S Relations Rumor
A National News Service dispatch from London says Bulgaria may sever diplomatic ties with the United States following Germany. The move is framed as a show of unity among central powers and could affect Bulgarian nationals in the United States. Washington notes no official confirmation and treats the London report cautiously.
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Juneau Mandamus Proceedings Postponed to Tuesday
Pacific News Service reports in Juneau that a temporary mandamus writ to restrain the canvassing board from declaring Wickersham elected and to compel a certificate to Charles Sulzer was set for court. Judge Jennings postponed the hearing to Tuesday to allow the board to secure counsel. District Attorney Smiter said he is not qualified to appear.
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Coast guardsmen lost in Virginia surf attempt
Eleven Coast Guard personnel from the winter quarters shoal on the Virginia coast are missing after a relief mission to a stranded Standard Oil tanker. The small boat capsized in heavy surf and no occupants survived.
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Wilson Denounces Filibuster as Congress Stalls Measures
President Wilson, after taking the oath as his own successor, denounced a small group of his party colleagues for filibustering against key measures. He said the nine senators and others blocked passage, risking United States credibility and prompting doubts about a possible extra session.
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Armed Neutrality Measures Blocked by Senate Filibuster
In Washington on March 5 the senate f ilibuster tactics by La Follette Stone and nine others halted passage of armed neutrality measures and related bills after near unanimous Senate support. Bills failing to pass included increases to the Interstate Commerce Commission and a mineral resources leasing bill, while a three million dollar appropriation for an Alaska government railroad passed.
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President Wilson Calls for Armed Neutrality and Unity
International News Service reports President Wilson's inaugural address urging armed neutrality to defend rights and promote a new national unity. He emphasizes standing firm for armament, free seas, and a forward global role, hoping factions and sectionalism are purged.
Special Senate Session Aims To Limit Debate
Special session tomorrow will confirm appointments and review Senate rules to curb unlimited debate. Senators caucused to craft a restraint measure and oppose strict closure, seeking to protect prerogatives while preventing repetitions of last night’s proceedings. Attorney experts say the president can arm merchant ships without new Congressional authorization under existing piracy laws. Administration allies accuse Senator Stone of betraying government secrets.
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