General Trujillo Starts Revolution in Venezuela
Caracas reports General Ru gusto Trujillo, former president Castro’s chief of staff, has begun a revolt against the Venexuelia government. He commands about two thousand veterans in the Southwest, has captured key towns, and threatens expansion. War Minister Maceo readies forces to quell the uprising as Trujillo garners popular support in the region.
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Caracas
Rugusto Trujillo
Castro
Staf
Venexuelia
Milleco
Trujillo
Maceo
Boston Votes for Woman Suffrage Amendment Victory
Boston reports both houses concurring in a resolution to amend the constitution in favor of women suffrage after a strenuous campaign by Massachusetts women. Jubilant organizers celebrate the victory though quiet rejoicing marks the moment. REMEMBER. Tidal Wave ball tonight.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Fnally
Miners in Three States Still at Loggerheads With Employers
Washington March 4 Unions and the labor department make no progress in settling the bituminous miners dispute across Western Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois. Despite efforts a great industrial calamity was averted with one week remaining before a potential strike. President Wilson again conferred for one hour with Secretary Wilson seeking a conciliation.
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Washington D. C
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Department of Labor
Wilson
First Biplane Fight Over Roof Amid Expo Grounds
Report from San Francisco describes a biplane flight over the Palace of Machinery at the exposition grounds. The plane made a poor landing and smashed, but the pilot was not injured. Officers recovered a small amount of money from a pocketbook during the incident near Nugget Office.
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San Francisco
Matel
Daniels Decides Against Bering Coal Fields
Washington D C May 1s A government bulletin reports that the Dering coal field failed to meet the required efficiency threshold producing only about seventy five percent power output. Holmes from the bureau of mines notes the low quality and urges reconsideration of its secure operation and potential reallocation of resources. Tonight the town hosts a Tital Wave ball and Eagle ball.
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Sempeia
Wire Board
Holmes Directa
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Bureau of
Murderer Morehead Ends Confession With Suicide
Seattle reports that self confessed murderer Lycrett C West collapsed after his confession and attempted to take his own life in prison. Guards intervened, he was held in a padded cell, and Morehead reportedly attempted to end his life while in custody. Police and officials plan further action as details unfold.
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Seattle
Mareh
Ley More
Lycrett
West
Ommleddine Iveriis
Denied writ of habeas corpus in United States vs Wushe Neik
The district court denied a writ of habeas corpus for Hugh ONeill. The defendant, previously convicted in a federal criminal case and fined two hundred dollars with costs totaling four hundred eleven dollars, was remanded to custody. The ruling affirmed that sentencing occurred properly after verdict, with a written opinion by Judge Taeker noting the statute for sentence upon verdict.
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Habeas Corps
United States
Wushe Neik
Tv Sabey Trekker Iy Tie District Court
Historic Roosevelt Visit to Nome Mentioned in Letter
A letter to Nome reports that Theodore Roosevelt will arrive this spring aboard the Roosevelt on a polar expedition with Capt. Louis Lane. Details note an American ship built in 1895 at a cost of $100000 and planned expeditions to reach the pole, with Capt. Vartlette and Capt. Stefansson involved in related ventures.
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T. M. Clowes
Nome
Louia Lane
Roosevelt
Buile
Vartlete
Karla
Stafanssen
Wis
South American Protest Over Panama Canal Tolls
President Wilson reported a united South American protest against U S discrimination in Panama Canal transit. The world favors repealing tolls, and the United States is urged by solemn treaty to join the foreign nations in this demand.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
Sullivan and Considine sell vaudeville circuit to Margus Low
Kansas City dispatch reports Sullivan and Considine sell their vaudeville circuit to Margus Low of New York for six million dollars. The transfer includes the pair's theater holdings as negotiations concluded after long talks. The Nugget notes its printing services.
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Kansas City
Sullivan and
Considine
Mavens Low
New York
Low
Unions and pensions dominate talk to new US wage panel
March 2 report from Washington notes John A. Mich, Edward T. Deving, and William Leiserson urging the proposed federal commission to focus on industrial unrest causes and solutions rather than minor issues. They push for government pension jobs and a public, quasi impartial employment office system to ease labor tensions.
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Special Nugent Service
Liington
D.C
Amelophine & Telegraph
U. S. Steel Corporation
John A Mich
Commission
Ollia
Edward T. Deving
New York
Lvber
Michigan
Kor Itt Vepper
Colorado
William Leiserson
Wisconsin
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