Marshall and Edwards petitions circulated in Indiana
Associated Press reports petitions were filed to place Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and Governor Edward Edwards of New Jersey on the Democratic presidential primary ballot in Indiana. The deadline passed minutes earlier with Marshall supporters filing, Edwards backers delivering a surprise petition, while Edwards and McAdoo petitions faced last minute action. time constraints prevented all hoped filings.
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Byte Associated Press
Indianapolas
Ind
Moreno
Thomas R. Marshal
New Jersey
Indiana
Marshall
William McAdoo
Edwards
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Doughnuts Sell Today for Salvation Army Drive
Opening events led by Boise officials mark a Salvation Army fundraiser with doughnut sales, band performances, and a street auction of a large display cake. War Mothers sell doughnuts from 1 PM at sandbag huts built by local trades groups, and visiting Salvationists from Idaho Falls and Pocatello join Boise activities on Main and Shoshone. Authorities note army headquarters at 137 Second Avenue East and Legion committees proceed with a house to house canvass.
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Boise Band
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Senate seeks Wilson talks on treaty compromise
Democratic senators plan a conference with President Wilson to discuss how far he will endorse a peace treaty compromise as Article 10 negotiations continue. Senator Hitchcock and Senator Simmons coordinate, with Lodge and Hitchcock in reserve, while Republicans watch for acceptable terms before ratification.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Senate
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
White House
Simmons
North Carolina
Watson
Indiana
Watson- Simmons
United States
League
Lodge
Massachusetts
Slesider
Democrats Set Convention Dates in Idaho City Choices
The Democratic state committee chose Lewiston for the national delegates convention in June and Idaho Falls for the regular state convention in August. Twin Falls sought a convention site but pledged to others. meeting attendees included R. H. Benson Thomas AM Robertson and R. J. Connor with proxy votes from Jerome Lincoln Madison and other counties. Chairman J. J. Day condemned radical elements in a speech during the session.
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Madison County
Connor
Lincoln County
AY Kieffer
J. J. Day
Brandywine Floods Wilmington In Violent Storm
The Brandywine River swelled to levels threatening second story windows in Wilmington as a severe storm raged. Police firemen and volunteers worked by night to rescue residents by boat while the city’s electric plant shut down. The fire station filled with refugees as the flood displaced hundreds. no deaths were reported though damages run into thousands of dollars with homes washed away.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Brandywine
Allied note on Adriatic peace hints at direct talks
Washington tonight released a state department summary of a note from French and British premiers about Adriatic tensions. It echoes Wilson's prior openness to direct negotiations between Italy and Yugoslavia and suggests his reply will address joining proposed talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
London
State Department
Italy
fugo-Slavia
Premmiers
Oklahoma teachers join nation’s labor federation struggle
A tentative report states that teachers in the city have organized and affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Schools face changes as the new federation aligns with national labor efforts.
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American Féderation
Railroad Executives Name Wage Committee
The Railway executives association today appointed a committee to confer with representatives of the railroad brothers on wages and working conditions. President Wilson requested the action, and bi partisan railway wage conference is set to meet in Washington next Wednesday with Hines likely to call the first session.
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Associated Press
New York
Railway
Executive ‘Association
Wilson
Washington
Hines
Afr
Soldiers Seek Farms in Wyoming
Three thousand three hundred ex servicemen registered today as eighty five farms were opened to entry by the United States government in Torrington Wyoming. The drawing began late in the day and finished at midnight. Many applicants will travel to Powell for lands opened March 7 to 13 under the Shoshone project.
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Associated Press
Torrington
Wyo
United States
Powell, Wyo
Austen Chamberlain says Anglo French loan repayment agreed
London announces that England and France have agreed not to renew the Anglo French loan. The United States is issuing a 1915 bond to repay. Steps are being taken toward repayment of the loan.
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London
J.' Austen Chamberlain
Dixon Would Be Governor Candidacy Announced
Missoula Mont March 5 Joseph M Dixon formerly congressman and United States senator from Montana Roosevelt 1912 today announced his candidacy for governor on the republican ticket.
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Dixon
Missoula
Mont
Joseph
United States
American Aviators Return to U. S. Soil
American army aviators Lieuts Li M Wolf and G Li Usher, who landed in Mexico on February 2 and were detained for over a month by Mexican authorities near Nacozari Sonora, arrived in El Paso Texas today. They crossed the border by airplane from Douglas Arizona this morning.
American relief workers endure siege in Marash
In Adana on February 29 a diary from Rev. C. T. Crathern details seventeen American relief workers besieged in a Marash mission compound for 22 days with no outside communication as French troops and Turkish nationalists fought for control. The city burned heavily, casualties rose, and attempts to evacuate were thwarted by gunfire and shelling amid ongoing danger.
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Associated Press
Adana
Asia Minor
Peking
American Committee For Relief In the
Marasy
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