Grand Jury Probes Stamford City Fight in Wabash Case
In Charleston West Virginia Judge Keller opens a special grand jury to investigate the Stamford City Fight via the Wabash case. About 150 witnesses, including Raleigh coal operators and United Mine Workers leaders, are expected this week as probes concerning resisting government officers proceed. In St Louis Judge Adams sets March 17 for hearing yellow tea dissolve Wabash injunction. papers to file by Saturday morning.
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Charleston
W. Va
F. Keller
United States District Court For
Virginia
Minore
Daniel Cunningham
Cook
Keller
Raleigh
Chrte Evans
United Mine Worker
Pht
Wabash Criste I
St. Louis
United States District
Adams
Wells J. Madgett
That Road
Associated Press
Market Receipts and Quotations from Buffalo and St Louis
Receipts of cattle and sheep listed for Buffalo and St Louis markets with mixed bids and quotes. Cattle and sheep prices quoted across grades with totals for stock numbers and calves, including western and native lambs, fairs and common values.
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Galion
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning
Steve
Mission Merchants
St Buffalo
St Lambs
Toledo Cartage seeks troops over clashes with strikers
Amid ongoing violence in Toledo, the Toledo Cartage association requests Governor Nash deploy troops to protect non union workers after a recent surge of street clashes. Revolvers were drawn and the police have not intervened as of yesterday.
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Tiede
Toledo Cartage Association
Nash
Toledo
Fourteen dead and many injured in Erie oil train wreck
In Olean New York on Monday night an Erie railroad oil train wreck triggered explosions. Fourteen people died including youths as young as 13 to 22 in burning cars and hospitals. Dozens more were seriously burned or injured at home or in hospitals.
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Olean
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Richard McDonald
John Stemlinger
Norman Brown
John Tobin
John McCready
John McMahan
Walter Swift
Michael Driscoll
Walter Jackson
Walter Roth
Richard Connell
Herman Bollman
Carmen Sit- Tinno
Martin Gallagher
Henry Gomez
Gas Leaders Convene in Detroit Three Day Meeting
About twenty five managers and department heads from American Light and Traction gas companies gathered in Detroit for a three day convention in the Detroit Gas company hall. Proposals include papers on gas production and operation along with discussions.
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Detroit
Merch
American Light and Traction Company
Detroit Gas Company
Procraionie
Argo Aereb Factory Strike Shuts Down in Nebraska City
Nebraska City reports that about one hundred workers at the Argo Aereb factory walked out yesterday morning demanding higher wages. The plant, in operation for five weeks, is expected to close if negotiations fail.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Argo Areb
Mornain
Arrest of Michigan Crouse proprietor in Leclair assault
John Butler, proprietor of the Michigan Crouse, was arrested in Houghton Michigan on March 11 and charged with felonious assault with intent to kill Joseph Leclair a bridge contractor and boarder. Authorities allege Butler attacked Leclair with an ice pick.
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Boarder
Houghton
Mich
John Butler
Michigan Crouse
Fissault
Joseph Leclair
Leclair
Ladrones Rout in Lisal Province. Leaders Captured
After days of clashes between government troops and the Ladrones in Lisal province, the outlaws suffered heavy losses. Several of their leaders were captured.
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Manda
Lisal
Wisconsin Idea Convention on the Race Problem Debated
Governor Durbin of Wisconsin rejects the movement for a national convention to discuss the race problem. In Indianapolis on March 11 he states he is not in sympathy with the plan. The idea has drawn attention and some governors have shown interest while others have not.
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Gey, Durbin
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Durbin
Wisconsin State Senate
Atlanta
Gia
Howver
Cyclone Strikes Brisbane Killing Six In Disaster
A cyclone hit Brisbane Queensland on March 11 collapsing part of a hospital building and killing six people. Schools churches and homes were damaged leaving many homeless and residents disrupted by the storm.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Governors Consider Panel To Advise On Race Relations
Several states seek ten men to study uplift of Negroes and easing white relations, but most oppose. Governor Durbin will not appoint a committee and doubts the effort will settle or greatly improve the race question.
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Durbin
Prosecution Ordered of Whitaker Wright by Receiver
London authorities move to criminally prosecute Whitaker Wright promoter after the London and Globe Pinance Corporation collapse. Justice Buckley in chancery directs the official receiver to act as liquidator and pursue costs using the corporation assets. Public pressure mounted since the failure and a Jan 16 meeting spurred an official action.
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London
Wright
Tried Bribery Reported In Saginaw Bridge Contract
Thomas Nickels a former public works board member told Mayor Baum he was offered 5000 to vote for a bridge contract. An alderman was the bribeoffer, prompting a city council investigation and possible grand jury inquiry. The matter concerns the Genesee avenue bridge and a National Bridge company bid of 154000. The board refused to let the contract.
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Saginaw, Mich
Thomas Nickels
Board of Public Works
Baum
Jaum
Genesee Avenue
National Bridge Company
Priests Equal to the Master in Wright Sermon
Milwaukee reporter notes Rev C B B Wright of All Saints Cathedral argues Episcopal priests, by their forgiveness powers, stand equal to Christ. He claims if Christ returned and stood beside the altar, the priest would share the Savior’s authority, while other denominations rely only on their interpretations of scripture.
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Milwaukee
C. B. B. Wright
All Saints’ Cathedral
Episcopal
Lakeshore and Michigan Southern Rail Workers Receive Pay Increase
Kalamazoo Mich March 11 A special says the Lakeshore and Michigan Southern railroad voluntarily raised wages for 1200 shop and roundhouse workers on the Michigan Southern division. The rise took effect March 1 but was not announced until Monday. Merit was noted as a factor.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Lakeshore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Michigan Southern Division
Birth of Marquis De Chambron’s son in Paris
Paris records a son born to the Marquis and Marquise De Chambron. The Marquis, deputy for Lozere and descendant of LaFayette, shares paternity with Mise Nicholls, daughter of Mrs. Bellamy Storer. He is described as the first direct LaFayette lineal with American maternal blood.
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Paris
Marquis
Marquise de Chambron
Lozere
LaFayette
Mise Nicholls
Bellamy Storer
Missouri Senate passes ban on selling cigarettes to minors
The Missouri legislature advances a bill prohibiting sale of cigarettes and cigarette paper to anyone under 18. The senate approval follows the house passage of the measure.
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Jefferson City
MHL
Senate
House
Ranger man attacks wife in violent mental break
Charlies Davis of Ranger arrived for his father’s funeral in Renton Harbor Michigan when he became violently insane Sunday night. He grabbed his wife and beat her, then bit her neck and choked her as a brother-in-law and seven helpers fought to restrain him.
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Renton Harbor
Mich
Charlies Davis
Ranger
Davis
Davie
Ne Frengy
William Tio
Columbus Flood Forces 300 Families From Homes
In Columbus Nebraska on March 1 three hundred families were forced to flee as the Lewis river swelled beyond a mile and a half wide. The Union Pacific railroad tracks from Columbus to the big bridge across the Lewis river are submerged and unusable. Ice gorges continually form and break, threatening further damage.
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Columbus
Neb
Lewis River
Union Pacific
Bie
Bartley Shortage Investigation Opens With No Revelations
Lincoln Neb March 11 The special committee of the lower house to probe former State Treasurer Bartley’s shortage met but produced nothing sensational. Bartley, summoned as a witness, could not be located and was said to have gone to Chicago.
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Bartley
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Veteran James Sparks Dies at 100 in Hartville Missouri
James Sparks a veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and civil wars died at Hartville Missouri aged 100 years The joint conference of Iowa miners and operators sits in Des Moines to adjust the scale Armed guards patrol the Mississippi levees at Netchen to stop embankment cutting The Siangei copper fields straddling the Norway Sweden boundary have been sold to a US company for 1 000 000
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James Sparks
Hartville, Mo
Iowa
Des Moines
Mississippi River
Netchen
Siangei
Norway
Sweden
Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure as a favorite remedy for kidney issues and related ailments. It explains kidney function, warns of toxin buildup, and claims the medicine cleanses the blood, with bottles sold in drug stores at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Bright
Dr. Fenner
Fenour
Rights of Pedestrians on Streetcar Tracks Defined by Court
In a federal appeals ruling Judge Thayer and Judge Caldwell outline that pedestrians and vehicles may cross street railway tracks anywhere not obstructing cars, and that motormen must exercise ordinary care to avoid collisions. The plaintiff argued contributory negligence. the court finds the motorman negligent for not reducing speed upon seeing the other vehicle. Judge Sanborn filed the dissenting long opinion.
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St. Loui
Thited States
Thayer
Jude Coldwell
Renny C. Caldwell
Isene
Sanborn
Fire destroys Victoria dock and Irving dock complex
Fire on Victoria dock in Portland Oregon burned for two hours destroying the dock and property valued at about 600000. The adjoining Irving dock and 350000 bushels of wheat were also lost along with several buildings and twenty freight cars. Firefighters could only water one side of the burning dock. Twenty percent of the fire origin remains unconfirmed.
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Portland
Ore
Victoria Dock
Willmette
Irving Dock
Tragedy Strikes Again in Burdick Case as Pennell Dies
Arthur Rh. Pennell, linked to the Burdick murder mystery, was killed when his car went over an embankment at Delaware Park. A woman passenger, Pennell’s wife, was severely injured and later identified as his spouse. her condition remained critical.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Arthur Rh. Pennell
Hiwter
Burdick
Delaware Park
Pennell
Officials Hold two Executives in Postal Fraud Case
Chicago, March 11. President Frank J. Bittinger and Treasurer Orlin N. Vincent of the Nicaragua company were held to the grand jury under bonds of 5000 and 1000 dollars respectively on charges of using the mails to defraud. George A. Roulet, general manager of the company, was discharged from custody.
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Chicago
Frank J. Bittinger
Treasure
Orlin N. Vincent
Nicaragua Company
Gramd
Bittinger
Vincent
George A. Roulet
Window Glass Prices Could Halt Industry War
Pittsburg report says outside glass makers seek a conference with American Window Glass executives to avert a potential industry war. Independents may close plants and cut production if prices are kept stable.
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Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Tenh Annual Convention of Swedish American Republican League
The Swedish American Republican League met with nearly 400 delegates, the largest turnout in its history. Officers were elected by acclamation: President C. R. Chimdbtem of Chicago and Secretary Oscar D. Oleon of Chicago.
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Swedish American Republican League
C. R. Chimdbtem
Chicago
Oscar D. Oleon
Interracial marriage advocate sparks debate in Rockford
A Rockford sermon by Reverend Robert C. Bryant promotes intermarriage of whites and blacks, envisioning a single blended human family. He argues race distinctions will fade and cites a mulatto man finding a white partner as evidence of shifting norms.
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Rockford
Robert C. Bryant
Bryant
Cummins Signals Stand on Tariff Policy in Iowa Campaign
Gov Cummins returns from Washington and says he will stand pat on tariff revision and reciprocity policy urged by Cedar Rapids platform. He will keynote the Polk county GOP convention and outline the state campaign. Elijah Thomas confesses to Ren barns fire. nine horses cremated in loss. Professor Charles L. Well resigns from Michigan Agricultural College after decade leading the mechanical department.
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Tes Moines
Marebh
Cummins
Washington
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Polk County
Corydon
Mareh Il
Elijah Thomas
Ren Barns
Thomas
Miss Gleeson
Law committee seeks end to Sunday theatre across nation
The law committee of the Actors' church in New York launches a campaign against all Sunday theatrical performances. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans its next convention in Cincinnati from November 13 to 18.
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Law Committee
The
Actors' Church
New York
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Cincinnati
Morgan Sadvantage Presses Panama Treaty Disclosure
Senator Morgan secured a Senate session to discuss publishing his Panama canal treaty remarks. The debate centered on attaching Spooner canal act to the treaty and whether Morgan may print his statements in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate
Colombia
Lodge
Daniels
Democrats of Michigan pick Yaple for ten year supreme court term
In Detroit the Democratic State judicial convention nominated Judge George L. Yaple Mendon for a ten year supreme court term. Wellington B Burt was retained as state university regent with Willis Abbott defeating Welsh and Dickson for the other regent seat. Bryan attended and spoke at the gathering while broader platform notes urged municipal ownership of utilities and reform in convention politics.
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Toebt Guard Armory
George L. Yaple
Mendon
State University
Wellington B. Burt
Saginaw
Francis J. Welsh
Kalamazoo
Albert J. Dickson
Port Huron
Henry (. Davis
Traverse City
Burt
Welsh
Jackson
Board of Regents
Willis 4. Abbott
Battle Creek
Pilgrim Magazine
W. J. Bryan
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