Railroads Press Publicity In National Labor Pact Debate
Frank Walsh asserts railroads used publicity to sway unions toward national settlement while railroads officials deny undercutting labor. Cuyler of the Association of Railroad Executives testifies about origin of statements and the railroad board weighs fairness of national agreements.
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Mexico Bars All Laborers From Mexico by Obregon Decree
AP reports President Obregon issued a decree barring all laborers from Mexico. The document, received by the state department, cites preventing foreigners from competing for full employment during a period of upheaval. It mentions the oil fields and subsistence concerns amid colonisation and agriculture, but no specific references are provided.
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New Movement in Favor of Women Appears
A reported new feminist campaign is announced for April 6 led by a party seeking support from a president. The plan calls for blanket anti discrimination legislation and estate law reforms to address gender bias in the United States Congress.
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Japanese House of Renlatives Vote Defeats Action Crisis
The Japanese House of Renlatives faced a decisive vote Mar 18 with an overwhelming action declaration of confidence amid allegations of railway scandals and related turmoil.
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Patti's Castle Sold to Welsh Memorial Association
London reports Craig y-Nos castle in Wales, former home of Madame Patti, sold to the Welsh national memorial association. The estate includes farms, sheep runs, mountain pasturage, quarries, tents and cottages, with further sale of the residue planned later. Madame Patti had expanded the property with major improvements costing about one hundred thousand pounds and built a small theatre for 300 seats.
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Craigy-Nos Castle
Wales
Madame Adeline Patti
Welsh National Memorial Association
Madame Patti
Japan Stands Firm on Yap Policy in Diet Inquiry
Tokio reports Viscount Uchida, foreign minister, declared Japan will maintain its mandate over Yap at a diet committee meeting. He affirmed Japan would insist on its rights, while addressing Uehara’s charge of anti Japanese agitation spreading beyond California. Ten representatives plan U.S. visits this summer.
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Chicago
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Death of humorist Bert Les ton Taylor in Chicago
Bert L. T. a noted Chicago humorist and longtime Tribune columnist died of pneumonia at his home after two weeks illness. Born 1866 in Goshen Massachusetts he worked in Plainfield New Hampshire and edited the Duluth News Tribune before joining Chicago. He founded the Tribune line then contributed to Puck Sun and others before returning to edit his column. His notable works include The Well in the Woods and A Line O Verse.
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Drunk's Friend Laid In State At Mission Tribute
John H. Wyburn known as the drunkard's friend, died on his sixty second birthday. His body to be returned from Clifton for lying in state at the McAuley mission where he served fifteen years. Ex-tank workers and hundreds of ex-tanks are expected to visit the Water street mission to pay tribute.
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John H. Wyburn
Clifton Bostage
Erderly McAuley
Wyburn
Water Street
Scientist Finds A New Comet
Cambridge March 19 AP dispatch says a new comet of the ninth magnitude was announced to Harvard Observatory via cable from the Central Bureau of Astronomical Telegrams. It reportedly sighted near Capricornus over Cape Hold, marking a notable celestial discovery.
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Central Bureau of Astronomical Eeaia
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Cape Held
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Confession Prompted by Faith Guides Indiana Youth
Virgil Decker, 18, of Warsaw and LeRoy Lovett, 19, of Elkhart, are linked to a murder. Decker, held in Kosciusko County jail, confesses to striking his sleeping chum with an iron bar near Tippecanoe River cottage and later admits sole responsibility. A religious appeal from Mrs. C. B. Moon and a Napanee woman’s letter spurred his stated remorse and confession.
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C. B. Moon
Koseluske County
Pep Towien
Virl Decker
LeRoy Lovett
Elkhart
Manion
Lovett
Decker Bow
Lovett Lad
George Walker
Nap- Panee
Jesus
Decker
Virgil
Mr. Moon
Tippecanoe River
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Apparent Rail Crossing Tragedy Involving Lovett Admitted
The report describes a crossing incident where Lovett allegedly drove onto a railroad track as a train approached. Statements from Deck er and others suggest attempts to explain actions and avert blame, with conflicting accounts regarding the sequence of events and intentions.
Packers ready to strike but I want hearing
The union packinghouse employees and allied unions planned to press for wage and hour revisions as they travel to Washington to meet Secretary Davin of the labor department. Nationally 44 799 in favor and 618 against a strike, with Kansas City yards showing 5224 to 79 in favor. Local votes from Joseph Missouri Wheeling Ohio Cleveland and others are reported, with the Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union showing 5459 for and 174 against.
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Kansas City
Joseph
Wheeling
W. Va
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Ohio
Duke Referen Council
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Radio Home Me Record Omb Marek 19
After a brief radio failure last night, officials traced errors to a commercial facility in the San Francisco area. Investigators reported the issue involved a receiver and affected a local district station. The problem appeared tied to a malfunctioning terminal.
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Aetter
Short Line Buy Sought for Wisconsin & Northern Rail
Washington March 19 AP The Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a 32 339 500 purchase of the Wisconsin and Northern railroad 183% miles long as a short line serving a heavily trafficked district but unable to market its own product.
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Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin & Northern Railroad
Portland population figures announced by census bureau
Washington March 19 AP reports the population of Portland broken down by groups. The Chinese population fell by 3,853 people, a 67.6 percent decrease. Other figures include 1,846 C ons Japanese and 1,556 Indians, with Filieics and otom noted in the census release.
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Portland
Ed Brandt shot by W H Ball in Pauline shooting
New evidence emerges on the Pauline shooting with Ed Brandt the first victim. Brandt is hospitalized with a severely wounded right arm but listed as not in critical danger. He denies a prior dispute with Ball and recounts the store confrontation leading to the shooting. Ball fled in a wagon after the volley and is under medical care.
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Dick Tead
Tory
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T. F. Mullen
Conspiracy charge against Russian aggressors in Warsaw
Polish army intelligence arrested General Nicolai Peremkin commander of the third Russian anti Bolshevik army, two aides, and a woman alias Countess Jeanne Kamojaka for conspiring to assassinate Bor Savinkoff minister of war in the Kesensky cabinet. A number of others are being held in the military prison in Warsaw.
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Nicolai Peremkin
Jeanne Kamojaka
Hife
Bor Savinkoff
Kesensky
Petrograd
Pesos
Mexico Road Union Ordered to Resume Work
Mexico City on March 19 reports a nationwide road workers union ordered to resume work immediately by telegraph after a representation reached President De La Huerta. The move addresses disruptions across Mexico as authorities seek rapid restoration of road services and labor stability.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Telegraph
de la Huerta
Fragmentary World War II Era Dispatch Cites Plebiscite Attacks
An incomplete AP report describes arrests linked to a 8 person unit and a consul indicating a German correspondent noted violence during a plebiscite context. Reports mention Captain Lench and alleged shooters in an event involving Poland and foreign offices during a short lived covalonies period.
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HINK On tear Virtue Chicago March AP
The story notes high rents closing Kenna’s homes and his old bar on Lower Clark Street being rented as a restaurant for 1000 dollars per month. The first ward alderman says he pays 600 dollars monthly, having previously lost money to keep a social hangout for local workers and political friends.
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Kenna
Prohibition
Erkingmen's Exchange
Clarkstree
First Ward
Striking Rail Incident Delays Train At Plant Site
A derailed car near a plant caused a brief disruption as spikes in the rails were pulled out. Deputy sheriffs arrested Archie Holcomb after an altercation with strike supporters and charged him with flourishing a gun.
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Bi Pal
Army sergeant admits to killing at Camp Lewis
An army sergeant at Camp Lewis confessed to killing a man and was questioned by officials. Reports describe the suspect as a service member connected with a local incident, with age and identity details partially obscured by the damaged text.
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Asland Pothell
Geatrs
Nde Khite
Five Rowes Rasa Sides in Cork Ambush
A Belfast dispatch reports a deadly ambush near Cork where police and military units clashed with suspected assailants. One constable was killed and an officer remains missing as the attack unfolds amid ongoing fighting.
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el Tralies
Mlasing
Sinn Fein members found guilty in Edinburgh verdict
In Edinburgh on March 10, nine of fifteen accused Sinn Fein members were found guilty against the government. The verdict followed a court proceeding reporting the case as proven.
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Immigrant Dublin Marck dlen Efforts in 19th Century
A fragment notes Dublin Marck dlen efforts related to immigration. The text hints at a historical policy or community action affecting newcomers, with no clear names, dates, or places readable. Further readable details are needed to form a precise card.
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