18 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
1
A disputed report describes an assassination linked to Prince Constantine, noted as successor after fifty years on the throne of Hellas. The narrative forces details through censorship, obscuring the full sequence of events at the fort.
Government troops with artillery moved to protect Nuevo Laredo after rebels seized San Nicholas bridge and Portero in northern Nuevo Leon. General Auburt sent 200 soldiers and later federals occupied Villalama as rebels held Yeamole and threatened further advances.
Ralph Bot, a Wasateh student, and two companions rode in an auto northbound when a thief attempted to steal the car. Bot was struck and unconscious, suffering a fractured skull, and died en route to Sevier County hospital after the wreck near Mount Pleasant Utah on March 18.
A fragmented notice reports ongoing conflict over water rights in the Benneck and Bingham counties held by the government. The text mentions armed forces and a proposed review by the United States, though details are unclear.
A late 19th century fragment describes Prince William George of Denmark as a key figure in the Hellenic throne saga. It notes his age, naval rank, and the dynastic aim supported by major powers after King Otto II’s overthrow. The piece mentions political turmoil and the prince’s controversial financial activities shaping Greece’s future.
In Torreon on March 18 rebels commanded by Calixto Contreras attacked and defeated a unit. The rival force fought stubbornly from a house but was routed, leaving 25 dead and several wounded.
German tobacconists and their employees gathered in Cologne for the first of a series of protests in major cities to oppose an American concern that seeks to control German factories and raw tobacco, cutting out middlemen through direct sales to consumers.
The report notes Chicago merchants reporting wheat losses on May 18 as BB Ya market price shifts affect grain trade. Important names and exact figures are unclear in the fragment.
A northbound Twin City Special train on the Minneapolis and Louis railroad suffered a fatal hit and derailment. The baggage mail car and chair car left the tracks, with one coach destroyed and water leakage noted as responders aided survivors.
The Cattle Raisers Texas convention opened in El Paso and will run through Friday. The initial session was held this morning with programs including addresses by Governor J. B. and A. J. Bave a president of the association.
The president favored a budget system for government finances in a letter to Senator Tillman dated January 30. He urged New Jersey Democrats to back reform and pressed for prompt action on a direct election resolution for U S senators.
Secretary of State Bryan, seen as carrying Wilson administration authority to settle Democratic senator tension in Illinois, refused to speak before a regular ballot. Reports say he aims to unify Democrats behind a single nominee.
Washington March 18. Argument began today in the Supreme Court in the case of two officials of the American Naval Stores company who are under jail sentences for criminal violations of the Sherman law. The appeal follows the company's announcement that it has suspended operations, citing impairment of its credit by the government suit.
A southwesterly hurricane sank eighty ships off Hamburg this morning, mainly small craft. Twelve deaths are reported, with the death toll expected to reach fifty as rescue and recovery efforts continue.
Paris residents observed a lively gathering focused on aiding a cause for girls. Event included speeches and community pledges advancing education and health support for young women.
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