Gen Toledo Reports Victory for Madriz Troops in Nicaragua
Washington advices relay a Managua dispatch stating Gen. Toledo asserts a decisive government victory over the revolutionists near Masaya and Tipitapa. Heavy losses on both sides, with reinforcements altering the pace as Chamorro’s forces retreat and Granada tightens under government pressure.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Tevolutionista
Toledo
Rivag
Unier
Chamorro
Osma
Masuye
Admira
Lara
Alvas
Jairn
Chavarria
Ariinter
al Cova
Honia
Salltto
Strikes Trigger Citywide Riots Amid Police Stand
Riot clashes surge as state police move to quell Philadelphia streetcar strikes. Union leaders vow broad action while Governor Stuart considers 10 000 militiamen. Baldwin Locomotive Works becomes epicenter with bricks, iron, and gunfire injuring dozens including a wounded officer. Grand jury adds nineteen indictments as violence spreads through Market Street and Parkside avenues.
Central Y M C A defeats Washington and Lee 81 to 63 in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post reports a tightly played basketball game in Baltimore where Central Y M C A beat Washington and Lee University 81 to 63. Hannis led with six baskets and Fry and Glasgow added key scores as W and L briefly led before YM C A pulled away in the second half.
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Weshington Post
Baltimore
Central Young Men's Christian Association
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
Fry
Glasgow
Crater
Gregow
and ‘Burke
YM. Henderson
Fiy i
Timanus
Robes Frederick
Poule-Y. MC. A
Pep
L. Boyd
Losalay
Central High selects McQueen track manager in promotion
Russell McQueen of the senior class is named manager of the Central High track team succeeding the resigned Achille Barkin. Edward Macon, a junior, chosen as assistant manager. Next Saturday tech and business squads to hold two dual indoor meets in the gym with events for seniors and juniors, open middle and long distance races, shot put, and jumps.
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Athletic Council of
Central High Bebool
Russell McQueen
Achille Barkin
McQueen
Edward Macon
Western High
Georgetown University
Old St. Matthew's Church
Byrd
Charles G Sloan Dies in Washington Business Leader
Charles Gulespia Sloan prominent Washington businessman died Tuesday morning at 178 Lamont Street. Funeral at Epiphany Church Friday noon. Sloan, ages, was president of C G Sloan & Co Inc auctioneers, with wife Latimer and sister Mrs H C Dodds surviving, and was a member of the Mystic Shrine and Knights Templar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gulespia Sloan
Washington
Lamont Street
Epiphany Church
Sloan
Atrake
Marit Sloan
My. Sloan
Mystic Shrine
Knights Templar
Miss Latimer
H.C. Dodds
Clergy Confer on Strike Peace Talks and Mail Car Crisis
Archbishops and bishops from multiple denominations met with 40 clergymen to press for arbitration in the city strike. Telegrams to Taft and Penrose accompanied calls for 3,000 workers as officials warn of federal intervention if disorder continues. A mail car delay and threats of National Guard loom as transit officials pledge firm action.
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Ryan
L. B. Wilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Floya Tomkina
L. A. Hafer
Joseph Krauskopf
Leon Elmich
Taft
Senator Penrose
Heavy sentences imposed in Harrisburg riot cases
In Harrisburg heavy sentences were imposed on several men and youths involved in rioting. Elwood Carr received six years in county prison, six terms totaling one year apiece. John Kite, who had limited English, got two years, and Bill Atkins received a similar two year term. A one year old boy was sent to the Huntingdon reformatory for throwing missiles from a car, with others sentenced to two or three months. The board of education decided not to open high schools in the riot district for the rest of the week. Mutineers of the State Fencibles spent the night in a traction barn near the city hall after being gathered from Gurmantown and Lehigh avenues. Transit cars operated 729 today, 663 yesterday, with 92 windows broken versus 295 previously. service to be restored shortly. Leader Pratt in a speech claimed opposition to a general strike is withdrawn, suggesting about 100,000 workers may be called out.
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Nana
Elwood Carr
Kensington Gistich
John Kite
Bill Atkins
Huntingdon Reformatory
Janontse
Gurmantown
Lehigh Avenues
Traction Company
Bighch
Dauphinatreata
Pratt
Delegation Sees Penrose Over Philadelphia Labor Tensions
A favorites delegation met with Bew ater Penrose in Philadelphia on Tuesday to discuss the transit dispute. They offered no concrete arbitration plan, while labor leaders complained of police activity in favor of the Rapid Transit Company. Penrose said he would raise the matter at the earliest opportunity, though he could not pay at that moment.
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Bewater
Penrose
Philadelphia
William J. Tracey
Aled Bullying Trades
James O'Toole
Preslsdent
Resin Orr
International Cyeman’s Union
Penyore
Philadelpha
Guadeloupe Strikers Shot In Sugar Cane Clash
In Guadeloupe on February 23 three sugar cane cutters on strike were killed and several wounded as clashes with purdlers erupted. Two gendarmes were injured and sugar fields were set ablaze by the strikers. Stephen S. Gregory of Chicago was appointed to join the interstate commerce mediation board under the Erdman act, representing the Switch Union of North America in a dispute with railroads with Chicago terminals.
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Point-a4Pitre
Guadeloupe
Purdlers
Stephen 8. Gregory
Chicago
Knapp
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Nells
Mediation Board
Third
Artitrat
Switch Union
North America
Corporations Pay Tax Early Under New Law
The Treasury Department reported that about 6900 in corporation tax was paid in January under the new law. Corporations prepaid tax due June 1 next. Total internal revenue for January was about 20 million, roughly 2 million more than January last year.
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Treasury Department
Catholic U. Falls to YM Lyceum in Alexandria Doubleheader
In Alexandria on a February evening a doubleheader saw Catholic University lose to Young Men's Sodality Lyceum 6 to 1. St Dominick A. A. beat the M. J. G. L. Reserves 4 to 1, with the Lyceum and St Dom’s both reporting goals from multiple players and refereeing by Mr. Wenterlaxen.
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Washington
Alexandria
Catholic University
Young Men's Sodality Lyceum
Alexandria Boys
St. Dorinic’s A. A
Clancy Eattarn
Cantwell Toomey
Greer
Patlarsaw Tabin
Soskreit
Donall
Feid Sa
Williama
Toomey
Patterson
Cookredl
Clancy
Cantwell
Dandi
Ian Reteres
Kilns
Umplin
Mtr
Wenterlakcen
Seorer
Boykle
Thmyro—Mears
Powell and
Y Brion
St Dom. A
Marsten
Mr. Kline
Wenterlaxen
Timerk
Monare
Cros
O'Brien
Scorat
Mr. Power
Ensign Dead of Smallpox on Washington Crew
Ensign Philip C. Grinths aged years died at Diamond Point quarantine station in Port Townsend Washington from smallpox. A Washington naval cruiser officer with Palo Alto California home he served in the Navy since 1695. Fourth death from smallpox among the Washington crew.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Philip C. Grinths
Washington
Diamond Point
Palo Alto
Cal
200K Free in Mexico and rail case in Guadalajara
American railway conductor James A. Cin released on $2000 gold bond after nearly six months in penitentiary on contributory negligence in a freight train theft case. Court action pending before Judge Miramontes, with Cin likely to return to National Railways. Also notes Tome to Lawrenceville and Jersey inds. basketball stock surge after Roman Catholic High School win.
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Guadalajaray
James A. Cin
Cook
Guadalajara
Order of
Miramontes
National Railways
Tome
Pisy
Lawrenceville
Port Teposit
Jersey Inds
Roman Catholic High School of
Philadelphia
Yrle
Bunting
Argue
McCorkle
Davidson
Coulter
Towne
Knight
Baltimore Billiardist Triumphs In Intercity Match
Morrison of Baltimore defeated Wolf of this city in the second game of the intercity billiard contest at the Royal by 3 to 7. Baltimore has two amatent victories. The next match features Hickey of Washington versus Linhardt of Baltimore, to be played in Ballichors in March. Gray and Unduch meet here three weeks later. Washington must win the remaining two games to tie.
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Baltimore
Morrison
Wolf
the Royal
Hickey
Washington
Linhardt
Battymore
Ballichors March & Gray
Unduch
Taft Endorses Moon Bill On Federal Injunctions
President Taft expresses full endorsement of Representative Moon of Pennsylvania for a bill regulating federal court injunctions and restraining orders. He notes the measure aligns with Republican platform and preserves established distinctions among injunctions while limiting court equity power. Moon praises the executive backing and hopes for prompt committee reporting and passage without amendment.
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Taft
Hill
House
Representative Moon
Pennsylvania
Nas
Moon
Madison
Kansas
Congress
Most Precious Manuscript from Bradford’s Plymouth History
A deep human interest feature notes William Bradford's History of the Plymouth Settlement, praised as a plain truthful account of the colony’s founding. Lost after 1067, it resurfaced in 1855 in England, later returned to the Commonwealth, now housed in the State Library as a revered national treasure.
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Plimouth
William Bradford
Hradford
New England
England
Commonwealth of
State Library
Bradford
Governor calls Stone plan illegal for recount
Jefferson City Mo Feb. Gov Hadley responded to Senator William J Stone's statement in Washington. He said the conditions for a recount are impractical and illegal, making a recount of the Democratic U S Senate vote impossible. Ballots will be kept intact for possible future recount by the General Assembly if legal.
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Washington Post
Jeferson City
Hadley ‘Tuewlay
Wiliam J. Stone
Alver
Washington
Caye
United States
Dn Lee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Remedy Cure
An aged advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an internal remedy to correct blood acidity and treat rheumatic conditions, claiming it relieves aches and pains and offers lasting relief beyond external measures. It frames the medicine as superior to others for long standing health issues.
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Hood
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Roppenthal
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Gariier
Dixie Club
Huntine
Amalgamated Union of Street Railway
Jim McNichol
Billy Ware
Florida
Senator Pon- Tose
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Groome
State Constabulary
Stuart
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Reyburn
Clay
George Washington
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Broad
Spring Garden
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Thirteenth
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McEnntee
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Folice
Austin
Hulleta
Market Street
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Hospitala
Parkside Avenue
Fifty-second Street
P. T
Paes
Yensinglor
Lehigh
Drofs
Virginia Collegians
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
Board of Education
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Doc White
Central High
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Doc
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Germantown Avenue
Cambria Street
Post Ofice
Rapla ‘Transit Company
Yale
New York Ave
Harrisburg
Carmen
Switchmen’s
C. U. Five
Ensign
Griffiths
Wead
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Virginia
Mexico
Taft Indorses
Moon Bill
Strohs
John H. Magruder
Eohlagtes
Stone
Gov. Hadley
Senator
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