Socialist deputy sparks Berlin Reichstag budget row
In London report, Georges Ledebour a Socialist deputy provokes a wild Reichstag scene during the second reading of the budget. Deputies leap from seats and shout for order as he denounces military administration over Germanizing Alsace Lorraine and criticizes supposed barbarism. Opposition cries of shame erupt.
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London
Mar
Glan Reichstag
Berlin
Reuler
Amsterdam
Georges Ledebour
Alsace-Lorraine
Party of Peace
Herr Lodebour
Imarl Liebknecht
Herr Ledebour
Messare
Mbithnan
House
Germany
Europe
Drawing Instructor Found Dead in Martinsburg Creek
Miss Mary Maud Betz drew in the Martinsburg public schools for thirteen years. She was found dead in Opequon creek with a rain coat fashioned into a pocket, presumed to have died by her own action. Coroner Sponseller made the determination as authorities considered Washington action to end revolutionary troubles.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
Mar
Mary Maud Betz
Opequon Creek
Sponseller
Plantations Destroyed as Labor Trouble Halts Loading
A U S ambassadorial inquiry cites a grave labor and revolutionary clash in Yucatan Mexico. Hemp growers and American importers petition Washington for action to end the Progreso blockade and plant destruction threatening sisal harvests. Reports say plantations burned in Merida Progreso and other towns to deny resources to insurgents. The J Paul of Mobile paused at Progreso to load cargo amid the unrest, while Carranza forces suffer defeats at San Carlos.
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Washington
Yucatan
Mexico
State Department
Alavarado
Carranza
Heinke
Department
Bryan
Progreso
United States
Hera
Merida
Smith
Navy Department
Blakely
Des Moines
J. Paul
Mobile
Zaragosa
Fairmont gang leader convicted of first degree murder
Sam Palma, repudiated gang leader, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killings of Jim Rascello and Lenardo Fracino last Christmas. Judge W S Haymond imposed a life sentence. Jury selections had begun. Frank Saverrino, another gang member, faces trial next Monday.
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PRESS
Trains Lose Service Across South Dakota Slim Snowstorm
Snow sweeping western South Dakota causes rapid cuts in service on the Milwaukee system between Mitchell and Rapid City. The storm, since late Friday, drifts heavily west of the Missouri River, bringing especially severe conditions.
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Mitchell
S. D. Mar
Milwaukee
Rapid City
South Dakota
Missouri River
Exceptions Filed In Old Debt Case
West Virginia Attorney General A A Lilly filed with the U S Supreme Court fifteen exceptions to the Special Master Charles Littlefield report on debt, chiefly challenging interest start date and credit valuations. Virginia, through John Garland Pollard, filed five exceptions contesting the date for valuing credits and the method used to ascertain credits in the contested bond debt.
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A.A. Lilly
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Wyeast
Virginia
Charles &. Littlefield
John Garland Pollard
Commonwealth of Virginia
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West Virginie
T.th
Reports deny Sackhill Carden death or injury at Dardanelles
London dispatch from March 20 states the naval censor announced there is no truth to reports that Vice Admiral Sackhill Carden was killed or wounded during the Dardanelles bombardment. The rumor claimed he was relieved due to illness and replaced by Admiral John Michael Deroteck.
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London
Sackhill
Carden
Dardanellery
Dardanelles
John Michael Deroteck
Lodges Await Referendum On Wage Scale In Mahoning Valley
In Youngstown on March 20 the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Tin Workers did not hold its regular meeting. Local lodges in the Mahoning valley await other lodges’ decision on a third referendum about a reduced rate scale. Outside lodge attitudes were not expected before Monday.
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Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Trion
Steel and Tinplate Workers
Mahoning Valley
Pig “Iron Workers
New York Specialties Lead Market Session Rally
New York traders focused on specialties led by Bethlehem Steel as about 25 000 shares changed hands. Prices rose with net gains, profit taking trimmed highs, and motor shares posted solid advances. Department stores Isaac’s National Retail and American Can lagged behind while dividend stocks and former leaders held modest gains. Canadian Pacific and New York Central showed activity in the railway group.
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Strensti
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
New Hay
Japanese Admirals Tour San Diego Exposition
San Diego observers report Admiral Soigetoo Dewa and Admiral Uriu of Japan visited the exposition grounds amid daily displays. They toured the three country exhibits and expressed interest in the Japanese section as a Washington delegation arrived to inspect the San Diego and San Francisco fairs and naval affairs on the Pacific coast.
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Calif
San Diego ‘Exposition
Soigetoo, Dewa
Japan
United
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Ee Exposition Grounds
Fines
Washington
McCumber
North Dakotayrand
Kettner
Britten
Nois
Steinerson
Minnesota
Taylor
Colorado
Brean
Gittens
Newskork
Gordon
Ohio
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Turkish forces reinforced on Smyrna coast and Dardanelles
AP dispatch from Athens reports Turkish forces on the Smyrna gulf coast reinforced to 10000 troops to strengthen the garrison on the Dardanelles amid updates via London. The brief note cites relief signals and troop movements across the strategic straits.
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Associated Press
Athens
Mar
London
Gulf of Smyrna
Dardanelles
Villa Army Seeks to Relieve Rail Link to Villa-Idama
A telegram from Villa followers reports about 6000 troops repairing the Monterey to Villa-Idama railway line. The message says Villa forces will reach Villa-Idama tonight or early Sunday morning. Carranza forces monitor the advance and prepare to evacuate if pressed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Villa
Monterey
Vila-Idama
Villa-Idama
Matamoras
Trade figures show France’s 1915 wartime shortages
Paris report from March 2 notes France’s foreign trade for the first five months of 1915 fell from 1914 by about 632 million francs, roughly 126 million dollars, with exports and imports both down. The downturn is linked to wartime conditions and indicates archival shifts in trade activity.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Aimionth
Scott Brings Indians to Bluff in Army Pacification
General Scott, chief of staff, arrived at Bluff with The Ne Gap and other figures under federal escort to pursue arrest and pacify recalcitrant Pintes aiding Tse Gap. A posse and Indians clashed, casualties occurred, and several were wounded or captured as the chase continued.
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Golo
Kugh “I Scott
Cortez
Coto
General Scott
Washington
Federal
United States
Nebeker Eucheetar Attera
Sera
Fan
Ina
Posse
Piules
Vice President Arrives for Panama Pacific Exposition
Vice President Thomas RiiMarshal arrived in San Francisco today with his party to participate in the formal dedication of the Panama-Pacific exposition as the representative for President Wilson. He planned to attend ceremonies at the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego later.
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Thomas RiiMarshal
Wilson
San’ Diego
Calif
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Straits Repairs Underway for Damaged Ships
British and French warships suffer damage in the Dardanelles arc from mines and bombardment. Ocean and Irresistible, among others, are back in quick repairs as fleets press toward the East. Casualties include several officers with injuries reported. recovery expected within days.
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Associated Frese
London
Dardanelles
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Evangelist Ay Sunday to Hold 160 Sermons in Philadelphia
The Rev Ray William Ay Sunday plans a seven week evangelistic campaign in Philadelphia delivering four sermons tomorrow then traveling home to Winona Lake Indiana. The meetings are in a specially built tabernacle and involve about 50 000 in total expenses funded by free will offerings. The campaign follows five days of testimony before a commission on agricultural and industrial relations.
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Sey Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phila
Ferondsa
Winona
Atart
Local police arrest suspect over alarming street incident
Police in the city report a serious case involving minors. Disjointed OCR notes reference a suspect named Samuel Cleiman Pot News York and alleged acts against children near a fifth story window. Further readable details are limited.
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Cleiman Pot News York
Thati City
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