French Rail Tieup Eases Yet Holds Steady Across Nation
Government shows no sign of yielding to subway tramway and railway workers demands. Citizens urged to support the state as Paris presses for order while some provinces offer student labor to aid transport. Officials report only partial traffic stoppage with limited closures and scheduled statements.
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Coamilus
Wilenes Adopri
Paris
Willemul
Journal Des Debats
Millerand
Milierand
Italy begins siege of Fiume with iron blockade
A siege of Fiume has begun with a stringent blockade on commodities, including food stalls. General Cavighin warns the government forces will impose an iron blockade against the forces of Gabriele D Annungi. The report notes harsh measures and limited concessions.
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Fiume
Piwine
Cavighin
Gabriele Dan- Bungie
Fragmentary report on Fiume opinions and evacuation to Milan
A garbled correspondent piece surveys opinions in Fiume about evacuating 200 children to Milan after tensions. The clipping suggests mixed views among locals and authorities as events unfold, with limited coherent details remaining.
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Piume
Milan
Fiume
Cnaneanty
Emir
Influenza to Recur in December 1921 Predicts Doctor
Washington reports a predicted influenza recurrence in December 1921 after an outbreak. Doctor John Brownlee claims influenza follows a periodic cycle of about 22 1/2 weeks, with a possible gap if the thirty third week falls between June and December.
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Washington
Dor
John Brownlee
London
Lancet
Public Health Service
Doctor Brownlew
Revolt in Spain Rumors of royalist unrest and royal family move
Reports from Paris and Glasgow describe French royalists alarmed by Spain's unrest and the exodus of King Ferdinand's children from Madrid. Infanta Beatrice and Infanta Don Jaime with the Prince of Asturias are said to have crossed into France en route to England to stay with the British royal family. Queen Victoria is cited as a first cousin of King George VI. In Glasgow T P O Connor denounces home rule and accuses Britain of a breach with Ireland.
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Spain
Madrid
Prince of Asturias
Tnfanta Beatrice
Infanta Don Jaime
France
San Sebastian
Epegland
Victoria Hugenne
King George VI
Glasgow
T. P. Or Connor
M. P
Britain
Ireland
Irish Home Rule Bill Debate Far From Unanimous
Sinn Fein leader Arthur Griffith questions the home rule bill calling it a tactic to appease English militarists. De Valera's aides say the bill aims to repel English schemes and avert a New York threat, while The Freeman's Journal denounces it as plunder and partition. Premier Sir Robert Borden arrives from Liverpool en route to New York for a meeting with Lady Borden.
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Beft
Horace Plunkett
Arthur Griffith
de Valera
Sinn Fein
John Redmond
England
Ireland
New York
Carson
Treland
Kughind
Aaron Burr
United States
The
Freeman's Journal
U. 8
Statifax
N.S. Marea
Robert Borden
Liverpool
Carnanin
Lady Borden
Massacre Reports and Blizzard Halt Armenian Refugees
Reports from Constantinople on March 1 claim 5000 Armenians dead in Marash with many refugees dying in a blizzard. Casualties among French troops reach 900 as storms block railways hindering relief. American and YMC A workers are in the area with efforts to protect them amid ongoing Turkish sieges and flooding reports.
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Constantinople
Marash
Anitaly
Asia Miner
Ishatie
Anl
Engert
Aintab
Asia Minor
James Perry
Frank S. Johnern
Angert
Beirut
Mabel C. Elliott
Benten Harbor
Mich
Ishanie
Paris
Alexandretta
Cileia
Cilicia
Foreign Office
Gourand
Miller brothers indicted in draft evasion case
Chicago March 1 William Michael and Bartey Miller three sons of John W Miller a wealthy Spring Grove farmer were named in federal indictments by the grand jury for evasion of the draft They allegedly built a tunnel from their house to a nearby horn entrance concealed on both ends and eluded searchers for over a year.
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Chicago
William
Michael
Bartey Miller
John W. Miller
Spring Grove
Grand Jure
Department of Justice
Ship 15 Cars of Egor in Day From Petalmma to New York
The federal bureau of markets announced 15 carloads of cars valued at 2,585,000 malk were shipped from Petalmma near here to New York City on March 1. Since February 15, 46 carloads of eggs valued at £420,000 have gone east from here.
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Egor
San Francisco
Petalmma
Here
New York City
Federal Bureau of Markets
Dramatic Army Reductions Take Effect March First
Washington announces drastic tightening of military staffing. General March orders permanent officers in tentative ranks to enter regular army grades effective March 1. About 2,009 officers on temporary rank will be affected by the change.
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Washington
Draetie
Cerneryl Mareh
Heo
Jail Term For Milk Theft In Newark
Joseph Aclan aged forty was sentenced by Justice Branegun to three months in jail for stealing a bottle of milk while on his way to work at a Harrison factory. He was found guilty after the incident occurred in Newark New Jersey on March 1.
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Newark
N. J
Joseph Aclan
Tie
Justice Brane- Gun
Harrison
Spanish City Quarantined Over Rabid Dogs and Cats
Bilbao Spain has been quarantined due to a high number of dogs and cats with rabies and frequent animal attacks on residents as reported by The Evening Journal.
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Bilbao
Spain
Wilson Signs Railway Bill as Road Control Ends
President Wilson signed the railway bill ending 26 months of federal control and operation. He issued a proclamation appointing Walter D. Hines to wind up matters and replied to unions urging bipartisan self management. A bipartisan board will be formed to settle wage disputes and avoid transportation halts.
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Walker
Hines
Weekington
Wiensien
Congress
Wilson
Democratic Party
Haining Walter D. Hines
President Defends Labor Board Plan Amid Wage Debate
The president rejects labor concerns about a three member Labor Board trio for management workers and the public. He argues the agency will ease wage disputes through bipartisanship. Labor leaders see the act as political leverage for the next Congress while a widespread strike remains doubtful.
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Labor Board
Labor
Horrific Blizzard Strikes South Russia Killing Many
In Novorossiisk a severe storm leaves hundreds dead across south Russia as temperatures fall to four degrees below zero. A 60 mile gale lasts 30 hours piling up snow and freezing refugees. Coal shortages worsen suffering in cities and rail yards. At least 175 bodies were counted in a single day by a station master.
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Novorossiisk
Russia
Tring
Socialist meeting in Rome targets Entente and Tassia
Deputy Serrate told a Rome socialist meeting that the Entente seeks Tassia to free European states from perceived excessive American demands that hinder the international market.
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U.S
Rome
Socialist Party
Serrate
Entente
Tassia
America
Wilson Renews Control of Fuel and Coal Distribution
President Wilson issues two executive orders extending government control of coal distribution under the food and fuel act. A special board headed by Hines remains in charge of domestic coal distribution as railroads return to private ownership. A second order creates a board to oversee tidewater coal shipment, exports, and car and vessel use to ease transportation delays.
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Washington
Wilson
Hines
Garfield
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
J. W. Howe
Tidewater Vout Exchange
Rembrandt Peale
Fr. M. Whitaker
J. P. Fisher
Cross Border Action After Nogales Slaying
Mexican and U S officials meet in Nogales to cooperate in tracking bandits blamed for the murder of J A Frasier and wounding of his brother. A posse pursues Exequiel Learn and Cont Pant on a trek toward Syria as troops move to the scene. Alexander Praster, a 58 year old mining figure, is noted among the dead.
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Nogales
Ariz
M. Sr. Dieguez
Conora
Mex
Hero
Alberto IE. Figueroa
Naeanlies
Sonora
Francis J. Dyer
Nora
J. A. Frasier
Panton
Syria
Stephen D
Villa
Alexander Praster
Montana
Dite
Mexico
Institute of Mining Gineers
New York City
John Kasier
Uverd
Sativa
Santa Crim County
Tucson
Frasier
Cot
Census counts show three cities’ 1910 population
Washington reports populations for O town 41306 Paducah Kentucky 24735 and Hazleton Pennsylvania 32267 as part of the fourteenth census. Hazleton posts the largest growth 73.9 percent from 1900 to 1910 with Lima and Ducat also rising.
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Lima
Paducah
Hazleton
Washington
Washi
Cincinnati
Ducat
Police Raid Breaks Up German Reds Meeting
Police disrupted a secret gathering of German communists in Durlach near Karlsruhe. Attendees from Austria Poland Russia and Switzerland were detained as authorities plan expulsion steps.
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Karlsruhe
Durlach
Entitves
Austria
Poland
Russia
Switzerland
Germany
Panama Strike Over Maintenance of Way Workers
Panama reports the strike of maintenance of way workers in the canal zone is paused for now. Most strikers are West Indians from British possessions, with indications of continued disruption through March 1.
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Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Rome Denies Selling Villa to German Embassy
Rome reports the government denies a possible sale of the Kowski villa owned by Les Campaniari to host the German embassy here. Local newspapers have protested against any such purchase and moved to oppose the plan.
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Rome
Les Campaniari
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Hines Heads Board
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