Miners Promise to Lower Cost of Living Held
KT KEPT: MINERS EVER PROMISE TO LOWER GOST OF LIVING KT KEPT: MINERS EVER Ind March 9 The Mine Workers of America will refuse to recognize findings of the bituminous coal commission unless a wage raise and improved working conditions are provided This statement from headquarters said officials were absent from the city and refused comment The miners insist on full justice before agreeing to any change The coal commission was appointed by President Wilson to set a wage scale and report on factory conditions after last summer’s strike
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No Lives Lost in Fire at Chamberlain Hotel
In a Sunday blaze at the Chamberlain Hotel on Maina Street no fatalities were reported. Investigators estimated damages around ten dollars for gowns and jewelry in the damaged chamber.
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Big boiler explosion claims fifty lives in Merlin
A catastrophic boiler blast at Merlin kills fifty workers and injures many as reported in a contested wire service style summary. Initial estimates vary amid chaotic rescue efforts and official inquiries begin to determine exact causes and casualty figures.
Explosion on tanker Marne shatters city panes
March reports say a blast aboard the United States tanker Marne at Cristobal caused shattered windows across the city. The ship reportedly fired after an onboard fire, with details scarce and a late report noting hull damage and a costly explosion.
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Demonstrations in Germany Involve French Officers in Bremen Incident
A clash in a dining room led by Johann Albrechts of Tussle sparked a demonstration against French officers of the allied military commission. Police dispersed the crowd, and officers were escorted to quarters. Another Bremen incident involved two French officers and a German officer assaulting a man in a grey uniform, triggering blows and injuries before police quelled the scene. The interallied conference was moved to Bremen Monday evening.
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Government liquor permits denied in dry Nebraska
Lincoln March 8. Government permits to sell liquor would not be issued in states where liquor sales violate state law. Governor Samuel R. McKelvie received this directive from Internal Revenue Commissioner Gantel C. Rover in response to a request from the governor to deny permits for sale in Nebraska, which remains a dry state under state law.
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Order of Camels Invites Gov Edwards to New York Banquet
Governor Edwards accepted an invitation to participate in the Order of Camels banquet in New York City on March 3. More than 2,590 attendees are expected as speakers discuss the order’s principles and the upcoming fight for Prohibition amendments and property rights.
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Senator Montgomery's Vote Against Suffrage Sparks Deadlock
Charleston dispatch reports West Virginia Senator A. T. Montgomery, an anti suffragist, flies in to break the senate deadlock over the Anthony amendment. Supporters say his vote could defeat the measure, while suffragists insist he would join foes of suffrage. Debate intensifies as Montgomery remains in question awaiting the afternoon session.
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Restrictions on Enemy Aliens Not Removed
Washington reports clarify that no general easing of entry restrictions for enemy aliens has occurred. Only temporary admissions of German parents with dependent children or trusted individuals are allowed, as officials note no broader policy change before peace.
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Millions in bogus coin in circulation warned by Mexico
The United States State Department said Mexico should guard against efforts to spread counterfeit money in that country. Ramon L. de Negri, New York customs official, reported about 24.05 million dollars in fake currency exists and blamed alleged Bolshevik agents for its manufacture in retaliation for U.S. policy toward radicals.
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King George Revives Odd Trouser Crease Trend
A garbled report notes King George promoting a peculiar trouser crease that shifts from the center. The style, once revived by his father, is described as uneven and mainly popular with older shoppers and certain wearers, sparking debate on its formality and appeal.
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Boy Clerk Finds 1.2 Million Bond Order in Street
New York March 9 A street find yielded an order on the Bank of Montreal for 1 200 000 in railroad bonds picked up in the financial district by Harry Hahn a 27 year old clerk He delivered the order to a brokerage firm and received a $2 reward with praise for his honesty and future promise.
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Kam Officers Press Bonus Delay Hearing
Washington March 9. Members of the ways and means committee faced charges of delaying bonus legislation. Chairman Forney announced planned hearings on policy relief as testimony and private losses were weighed. Representative Kitchin and treasury officials were set to testify as the committee prepared to proceed with evidence and pleas.
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Murder Case Ties Couple in Chicago Apartment Mystery
A Chicago apartment murder case unfolds as police say a wife shot her husband after a long separation. The couple, Mrs Randall and Dieyer, were found in bed with a revolver, and a coroner's jury ruled the death a suicide by the husband in a double life tale.
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Bank Cashier Killed in Hold-Up by Robber Quartet
Blane Ehockey cashier at South Side Bank 39th and Malt Streets Kansas City was killed during an early morning bank robbery attempt by a four man gang. Police report ongoing investigation with suspects at large and no motive released at this time.
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Two Men Pay Penalty in Ohio Electric Chair
Colls Columbus Ohio March 6 a double electrocution took place at the Ohio penitentiary early today when Tot al Edinger and Edward Ness both of Cincinnati paid the penalty for murder. Twenty minutes before the two men were marched to the death chamber guard W B Shoemaker shot and killed himself. The double execution was held to have affected her loves.
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Union Strike Leaders Expelled In Dispute
Reported expulsion of strike leaders by the union prompts claim of discipline within the Brotherhood of Railway Workers after an unauthorized strike at the American Railway Express Company. Officials state no additional leaders will be expelled. In Warsaw, fighting rages with Bolshevik troops as forces clash near Mozier and Kolenkovitz.
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Blackfoot Court Hears Poker Gambling Case And Suicide Fallout
A fragmented report outlines a court case in Blackfoot involving poker gambling, a verdict alleging multiple witnesses about open gambling, and a suicide by a participant named Joseph after a poker incident. The county attorney weighs action against professional gamblers, while local business figures push for enforcement. another note cites a hospital report of a man who shot himself hours earlier, tied to a Sunday gambling event.
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Men scarce in Berlin as census shows postwar shifts
Washington reports Berlin and surrounding districts now house 3 801 239 inhabitants. The census, begun October 8, 2018, notes wartime effects with suburban male decline of 983 and female rise of 16 087. Greater Berlin sees male decrease of 64 000 and female increase of 124 800.
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Japan Prepares to Recognize Russian Red Government
Honolulu dispatch reports Japan's foreign office aiming for early resumption of commercial relations with the Soviet government as a prelude to formal recognition. The piece cites a London appointment and quotes a Soviet envoy discussing economic policy, civil war fatigue, and exchange terms without charity from Western powers.
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Peruvian Painter Faces Charge of Killing Wife
In Rome judge Inver igang orders arrest of Luis Jannlia Megones a Peruvian painter accused of murdering his blind wife named Mesones. New arrests include Stella Jenell aged 13 as guide, T 14sin accused of forging signals, and Ferrante the cab driver charged with interring bonds.
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Seed from Germany sown in France raises food supply hopes
A French wireless service report says seeds from Germany, including oats and barley, are being delivered under royal regulations to expedite sowing in designated areas of France. The ministry notes the feed is in excellent condition and supports agricultural resilience.
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Republicans Move Toward Compromise on Peace Treaty
A revised Republican draft for the peace treaty is circulated in Washington as GOP senators seek a compromise with reservations. President Wilson has not stated which reservations he will accept, while Democrats weigh the implications and public debate intensifies over Article X and possible imperial overreach.
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Woman Seeks Divorce From Two Husbands in Colorado
The widow Ida Griffin announces she will seek divorce from her two husbands. The article notes she lived with Walter Griffin and that her first husband is deceased. Court actions and stays are referenced as part of her bid to end marriages to both men.
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Fire destroys thousands of kegs in Algerian warehouse blaze
A warehouse fire in Ohan Algeria started from a dropped match and burned thousands of kegs of alcohol and other property. Losses are estimated at 0,500,000 francs as firefighters regained control of the blaze.
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Mexico tells mine owners to pay taxes
Mine owners in Mexico have been ordered to pay taxes to the Mexican government. The schedule, dated March 11 from Mexico City, warns of confiscation or forced sale of properties if delinquent. Many mining companies allege they face double tribute from rebels and the government.
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