International Tribunal opens second session at Carnegie
The International Tribunal of Arbitration begins its second session to hear 26 cases with damages totaling about 6 million dollars. Claims include Cayuga Indians of Canada seeking 1 million, Hindustan land, rubber lands in Johore, and losses from Dewey and cable actions in Manila Bay. The panel includes Henri Taillol, Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, and Chandler P. Anderson with U S agents Robert Lansingey.
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Dewey
International Board—Cayuga Indians of Canada
New York
Fromageot Leails
International Tribunal of Arbitration
Carnegie Institution
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Ghent
William Webster
New Zealand
Wabster
Amerlean
Studer
Jo~hore
Bering Sea
Canadian
Creatorstein
Manila Bay
Samson
AL Clenfugos
Cuba
Sierra Leone
Africa
America
Apeitl I
Sittiahoe
Henri Toihagaots
Jury a Modern Babel English and French Block Understanding
Montreal March 8 A mixed jury in the Montreal superior court failed to reach a verdict in the case of Mrs Atlas Mil latte seeking 15000 damages against the harbor commission. An interpreter was needed as six English and six French jurors could not understand each other, delaying the decision to be heard again.
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Washington Post
Montreal
Quebec
Montreal Superior Court
Eaix
Inglish
Social Justice Critique by C S Davidson in Washington
Contorted report summarizes C S Davidson criticizing social justice themes during a Washington gathering. It references oppression, constitutional rights, and Christian churchmen urged to oppose capitalist excesses and promote a fairer societal path.
Widow of Captain Déady Dies in Washington March
The widow of Captain Cartth Déady died in Washington on March 2 in Susy Chelara, Saturday.
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Cartth
Lal Cable
Washingtonton
Notable Pallbearers Named for Spanish Amigo Funeral
A list of pallbearers for a Spanish Amigo funeral includes Maj. Gen. Waleott and F. Shepard along with numerous Vanderbilts, Sloane, Pulitzer, and Borden family members. Other city attendees mentioned are W. K. Vanderbilt Jr and Ralph Pulitzer, with various Mr. and Mrs. and widowed names appearing.
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Don Juan “Reddr
Waleott
Ita Neu
Tate
North’ Carolina
F. Shepard
Con
Vanderbilt
Bilt
W."r
Wham Jay Schieffelin
W. D. Sloane
H. Mok. Twombly
William A. Borden
W. Vanderbitt
Mrn
Ralph Pulitzer
I Field
Herold
Vanderbitt
Burleson Delivers Cautious View on Government Telecommunication
Postmaster General Burleson said opinions of economists and utilities officials would be sought before any final decision on government ownership of telegraph and telephone systems. He stressed the idea is not an administration measure and said President Wilson has offered no position. The Senate committee's report prompted by the inquiry shows high world telegraph and telephone rates, with U S postage near the low end and telephone charges among the highest.
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Postmaster General
Senate
Burleson
Government of Telegraph and Telephone Systems
Wilson
Spécialu
Post Office Department
Gov|snment
Ana Amier
United States
Belgium
Bell Companies
Frederic Martin Society Leader Dies in New York
Frederick Martin, once a noted society leader and author, died in New York. Born December 6 149 Albany, he was linked to prominent circles and public welfare. He wrote Idle Rich and Snobs and supported tuberculosis research and homeless aid. His life bridged New York and European high society, with enduring influence on philanthropy. He remained unmarried.
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New York
Frederick
Martin
Bradley M
Ward McAlister
Bowery
Ife
Albany
Newi
Henry Huil
Anne Townend” Martin
Germany
Albay Academy
Union
France
Albany Law, School
America
Atlantic
Knickerbooker
Aero
Marlboroush
St. James
Bachelors
Wellington
London
Travelerg
Automobile
Pelo
Paria
Coney
Puteauz
Morgenthau Denied as Federal Reserve Nominee
A Washington dispatch reports Henry Morgenthau of New York was denied recall as ambassador to Turkey and the possibility of his appointment as a member or chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. The White House said Wilson has not chosen a reserve board member and will not until McAdoo and Houston complete the reserve con certs after key centers.
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Reserve Board
Washington Post
New New York
Washington
New York World
White House
Wilson
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Turkey
Federal Reserve Board
Throuch Reserve Bank
Rangers Invaded Report Reached New York Paper
Special to The Washington Post from New York dated March 8 reports a wire message concerning the Vergara raid. Gov Solauttt in Austin Texas is cited. Merchants in the area received telegraphs and the Sun published the message tonight.
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Colquitt
New York “Paper
Washington “Post
New York
the Sun
Gov
Solauttt
Austin
Tex
Merch
Congress urged to overhaul Half and Half plan in District push
Citizens allied with the Committee of 100 pressed Congress to abrogate the Half and Half scheme, arguing it harms the District’s needs and that justice for the National Capital requires a fair composition on House committees. A prominent congressman urged appeals to Congress to respond in favor of the District.
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Congréss
Washington
Daide
House
Congress
Marfarland
Toward Single Tax Bill Promises City Tax Shakeup
Representative Warren Worth Bailey of Pennsylvania introduces a bill adding a District of Columbia system that blends Houston and Pittsburgh ideas. It departs depreciation at 5 percent yearly, then grants a five year 10 percent reduction on improvements, with personal property exempt and franchises valued as land. The aim is to boost building activity and attract capital to Washington.
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Warren Worth Bailey
Pennsylvania
Dilk
District of Columbia
Bailey
Houston
Tex
Henry Georgé
Pastoriza
Washington
Pittsburgh
Missing Since January Treasurers Death Found in Woods
The body of Charles Byron Bostwick secretary and treasurer of a dental gold firm was found in a wooded area near Easthampton Long Island. He had disappeared from his home at 19 West Thirty-first Street January 4. Officials ruled natural death due to exposure, with no violence or weapons found. Bostwick had connections to Easthampton and Amaganesett. a minister visit was noted among friends. The body was sent to a New York undertaker for removal and possible shipment to Central Park Reservoir.
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Washington Post
New York
Charles Byron Bostwick
A. J
David Howards
Hasthampton
M Bostwick
Hdwards
Maday
Bostwick
ABBuzzi Honors Marconi Dinner on Battleship in Syracuse
William Marconi arrived in Syracuse Sicily and aboard the battleship Arussi or Arusdi hosted a dinner in his honor tonight. He plans a ten day stay to exchange wireless messages with various points across the Mediterranean.
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Syracuse
Sicily
William Marconi
Marconi
Mediterranean
Legal limit on courtships proposed in Boston bill
Boston women press a two year limit on courtships and back a plan to tax bachelors five dollars a year. Money would go to aid spinster marriageable age women. Gov Walsh and lawmakers support tacking the provision onto the bachelor tax bill amid debate on limits for courtships.
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Washington Post
Boston
Walsh
Four killed amid Spanish polls rioting and election results
Spain held general elections for the chamber of deputies as counting began with 98 uncontested victors including Count Alvaro de Homanones and Melquiades Alvarez. Government expected a solid majority while Republican and Liberal factions faced losses amid rioting in Urgel Basque regions and Basque towns.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Alvaro Fle Homanones
Melquiades Alvarez
Liberal Party
Romanones Party
Wag Patio
Gieslas
Sodialls Bobsa
Urgel
Mahy
Barradeles
Durango
Bilbao
Gijou
Alfonso
Causihe
Community drive urged for Christian Work by city leaders
A city meeting urged broader support for a Christian fund drive and praised the YMCA YWCA efforts. A 50 member volunteer committee will canvass all areas to raise funds, aiming to show local generosity. The event featured Mrs. Blair leading a choral club and many dignitaries from various states attending.
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Daniels
Ender
A. M. Blair
Army to be sent back to San Francisco from Sacramento
1500 San Francisco volunteers reaching Washington will be shipped back by special train at Sacramento's expense. Police and sheriff reserves to load the men on cars. failure to quell this riot may trigger militia. Gov. Johnson warned martial law if police cannot control the unrest. Army units are ordered to assemble at the state arsenal to join Sacramento forces in handling Kelley’s force.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
San Freneigco
Rallio
Johnson
Adjt
Forbes
Greville
Chico
Stockton
Field ‘Artillery
State Arsenal
White Rock drink freely declared at event
A local gathering at White Rock allows attendees to drink freely under the event guidelines. Organizers emphasize responsible consumption and compliance with city regulations. Police present to monitor safety and manage crowd behavior without incident.
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R. & Brown
Wurth
Supreme Court of
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C. S. Davidson
Charch
Harles Steel
Pas
With & Small
Galt & Bro. Jewellers
Silvershatn
Berland Place
Morgenthau RY YL
Rangers
Sears
Charley’ B. Bostwick
Long Island Wood, Co
Dental Gold Company
Princeton
Central Park
Déscrip- Bostwick
Tong
Abbuzzi
Beford
Bollanones
Robert M. Page
North Car
Olina
Harry H. Seldomridge
Colorado
J. W. Folk
Missouri
J. W. van Orsdel
John W. Foster
James H. Taylor
Dr. Clark
Henry Anstadt
Perry
John’s. Scully
Albert F. Fox
William F. Gude
W. D. White
Mire, Marshall
Redfield
Joseph. W
Wall
Udet College
Blair
H. L. Bennet
Vera -Bringart
N. C. Brown
Eva \. Catlin
Oletond Tyas
Iverpool
Ax Griox
Tebreo
Will Gore
Ugh
Mellistan
Leese
M. A. Leese Optical Co
Ninth Street
Frisco
Kelley
Heurigh Brewing Op
Edward M. Dawson
Ae. Dawson
al Pei Sylvania‘ Regiment
Chisteléerk
The
Ceylon
John H. Magruder
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety Co
Southers Blds
Notich
W. P. Richards
D.asgesnor
D/C
Furst National Fire- Insurance
National Capital
Gond
Capital
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