Turks Refuse Peace Terms Amid Allied Proposals
London reports say Turkish leaders reject terms for peace as allies press for indemnity payment and control of Straits and Aegean islands. Constantinople officials indicate compromise but ministers align with hard line. Weather improves and activity in the Near East increases though no large battle reported.
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London Suffragists Attacked at Public Meeting Turned mob
A Sunday afternoon suffrage meeting in Mydeark was mobbed by about 10 400 people. Women were pelted with mud and objects as police escorted them away. A riot followed when General Mere Flora Drummond spoke amid warlike youths. Several leaders faced indictments for alleged fraud and misconduct within the trust.
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States Back Anti Vice Drive Says Governors Respond
O’Hare of Illinois reports letters from governors of New York Massachusetts Wisconsin Virginia South Dakota South Carolina Mississippi Michigan Kentucky Georgia Wyoming and West Virginia offering cooperation to suppress the white slave trade and related evils as Hoenefield top aide to the Illinois senate committee denounces the effort.
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Assassination Shocks Greece and French Government Crisis
In Haloniki George of Greece is killed by an assailant firing from a seven chamber revolver as he walks with Lt Col Presecudie. The king dies en route to hospital amid urgent security measures. The assassin declares his target Schinas and proclaims his return to government. In Paris the French Cabinet resigns after Senates rejects Brind’s reform tone, ending the government’s tenure.
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Woman Leads Charge and Is Killed in Laredo Border Clash
Rebels led by a woman charged Nuevo Laredo as Mexican federal forces defended the border town. The woman was killed during the assault, believed kin to rebel leader Carga Rivas. About 20 rebels and federal troops died. roughly 40 wounded were treated by American nurses and local volunteers.
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Strike Ends as City Garment Workers Reconcile
A halt in the 600 striking garment workers ends after an agreement. The three primeval divisions of the local shirt and cloak makers settled their claims, giving the strikers most of what they demanded.
Jury Disagrees, Declares Mistrial in Hyde Murder Case
After four days of deliberation the jury in the murder trial of Tr. HL Clark Hyde over Colonel Thomas J. Swope is discharged with a hung verdict. The jurors favored acquittal by four to three.
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Railroads Change Plan at St Louis Cemented by Court
The Union Pacific and Harriman interests abandon a proposed preferential traffic agreement on the Henicia cutoff from Oakland to Sacramento. Federal court directs railway attorneys and the Attorney General to devise a new arrangement to implement the dissolution decree of the Supreme Court.
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Storms, strikes and political turmoil across states
News items report Cyclone-like storms sweeping the Midwest and South causing deaths and destruction, a BC telephone strike involving nearly 3090 workers, and political clashes including Arkansas governorship bids amid resignations and senate maneuvers.
Wilson calls extra session to push tariff revision
Washington reports the extra session set for April 7 will focus on tariff revision bills before other topics. President Wilson and House Ways and Means chair Underwood indicate no committee changes until tariff work progresses, with currency Philippine independence Alaskan affairs and woman suffrage potential topics only after tariff prospects look secure. La Follette visits White House. talks with the president were informal and preliminary.
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Pennsylvania Suffragists Demonstrate Ahead of Vote in Harrisburg
Advocates and opponents of woman suffrage packed the Pennsylvania Senate Judiciary General Committee hearing in Harrisburg as thousands of women gathered to back or oppose the proposed constitutional amendment. The lower House had already approved the resolution amid the statewide campaign.
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Woman Seeks Rockpile Transfer Over Husband Sentence
Mrs. Stanley Swalkoski asks Municipal Court Judge Tatwell to send her to the rockpile instead of her husband, who has 80 days for carrying a revolver. She pleads to be separated so she can care for her.
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