TERROR AT BORDER AS NACOZARI FATE UNKNOWN
8,500 constitutionalista troops rest near Sonora towns amid fierce battles. Nacozari status unclear as telegraph operator's last message and wires to Douglas cut. Agua Prieta unrest drives Americans to leave. rebels burn bridges toward Nogales and seize control of Sonora rail and telegraph lines.
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Friedmann Vaccine Test Conducted at Mount Sinai
In a late clinic at Mount Sinai Hospital New York seven adults with varying forms of tuberculosis received Dr Friedmann’s vaccine under government supervision. Federal doctors will monitor outcomes and report findings from the sessions as Dr Friedmann plans further trials in Canada and additional clinics. The test drew 30 physicians and officials, with Drs Anderson and Stimson overseeing, and no comment was offered on results.
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Philadelphia
New York City Spring Clean-Up to Begin
New York launches a city wide spring cleanup tomorrow under health department supervision with Dr. McMillan directing the effort. Volunteers and private groups will assist in sweeping every nook and cranny to remove filth and rubbish, eliminate fly breeding areas, and reduce microbes as part of the campaign.
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Cuba
Quarrel Ends With Man Wounded Fatally In Md
Alphonso Jackson was arrested near Quince Orchard four miles northwest of Rockville on a shooting of Frederick Johnson during a quarrel. Johnson, believed fatally wounded, was taken to a Washington hospital. Jackson, found in a drunken stupor, denied the shooting. a revolver with one empty chamber was seized by the sheriff.
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Rescue of Lugano passengers at Ajax Reef underlines peril at sea
Aboard the British steamer Lugano, 116 passengers and two first class travelers were rescued by tug Rescue after the ship struck Ajax Reef off Florida. Transferred in two hours in small boats, 12 women, 15 children, and 89 men were sheltered in Key West docks. The Howth Head also ashore near Molasses Reef with Miami cutter aiding, weather fair, seas light.
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Wales
Fatal Crash Near Frederick Involves Auto Man J Harry Bean
John Zimmerman, a Frederick Railroad office employee, died after colliding with an automobile driven by J Harry Bean of Mr Bean real estate, near Frederick on a steep grade. Bean and chauffeur saw a speeding motorcyclist just before impact, Zimmerman crossed into Bean’s lane, causing fatal injuries and severe car damage.
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Frederick Railroad
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Washington
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Robbers Blast Fires Town In Carmel Fire
Fire caused by a premature explosion of nitroglycerin placed by robbers in the post office safe destroyed Carmel's business district, northwest of Indianapolis. One building remained, losses estimated at 50,000 dollars. A truck from Carmel to the scene ran over a 20 foot embankment injuring two firemen, with J. Miller fatally hurt suspected.
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Canal quarters crowded by reduced transport rates
Panama isthmian canal commission plans to withdraw current reduced transportation rates after April 1 to curb congestion in Canal Zone employer quarters and amid the looming closure of Gorgona quarters. New buildings are needed, and the situation is not expected to improve soon.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
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Bryan Allies With Laurier on Peace Vision in Canada Speech
Secretary of State Bryan semiofficially welcomed in Washington by Toronto editor J A MacDonald at a National Theater gathering. Bryan praised Canadian unity with the United States and urged English speaking nations to act in concert. He cited religion as the basis for a moral code and urged friends to pursue peaceful cooperation between Canada and the U S.
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Silent on Leiter will ends as heirs confirm probate
Recent reports on Mrs Levi 2 Leiter's sudden death reveal she left a will, to be filed for probate in this city. Estate valued between 20 and 40 million dollars includes Chicago loop real estate, coal lands, and stakes in major companies. Executed by Meyer Mayer Austrian Platt lawyers, the will assigns executors Mrs Leiter and son Joseph Leiter. The Chicago properties, Lake Geneva home and Beverly Farms estate are noted, with trusts affecting distributions from Lester estate income.
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Spaulding & Co. South Side Elevated Railroad Company
O Gorman to Decide Federal Patronage in New York
Senate control over patronage in New York appears set with O Gorman likely naming recommendations for federal posts. Dudley Malone talked for New York port collector, Roosevelt favored for Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Gerard linked to ambassadorship and J R Burton named for a foreign post. Other names like Bibb Graves and W H Hollister surface for various posts as the process unfolds.
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Wilson to lead tariff first with personal persuasion
President Wilson plans to guide tariff and currency reform with personal persuasion. He aims to secure agreement with party leaders before public debate, educate the public, and avoid a flood of individual bills while focusing on one major measure at a time. He expects to consult Glass and other leaders to outline a tariff driven bill with administration backing.
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Virginia
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Appointments Named by Governor and Officials
Gov Lon V Stephens and well known banker named for comptroller of the currency. Former Gov Dockery to be Assistant Postmaster General. Breckinridge Lome of St. Louis named Assistant Secretary of State. J W Witten to be commissioner of the land office. John W Ferris of Missouri named commissioner of pensions. Eustin C Wheeler of St. Louis named assistant to the Attorney General. John O Rea r of Mexico to be minister to a South American republic.
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Cabinet test looms over Missouri list in Wilson era
President Wilson faces a cabinet test as he considers appointments from Missouri. Senator Stone and Speaker Clark present a list of prominent Missourians for high posts, including Lon Stephens, Dockery, Breckinridge Long, and others, amid friction with Secretary Bryan and questions of presidential action.
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Cuba Yields 70 U.S. Unrest in Island
Havana dispatch reports President Gomez vetoed the general amnesty bill after a remonstrance from American Minister Arthur M Beaupre. Congress may pass a stripped version while unrest grows, jails overflow in Oriente, and a Cuban Sports Company jai alai concession and gambling hearings face veto. U.S. Bryan protests loom as Marines, about 2,000 strong under Col Lincoln Karmany, remain at Guantanamo until May inauguration.
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Caily
Gomez
Arthur M. Beaupre
Congress
Washington
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Guantanamy
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Menoval
Knockers Club Elects Officers At Elks Hall
The Knights of Momus Knockers held their annual election at the Elks Hall. Frank D. Smith, former vice president, was elected president. A. Arnold became vice president. Huston, Burkhilder, Bodenhamer, and Julian were reelected to key posts.
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Pauline Frederick Divorced from Frank Andrews Reveals Shock
Special to The Washington Poet New York March 9 Miss Pauline Frederick famed stage beauty who left acting to wed Frank M Andrews architect and McAlpin Hotel partner was granted a divorce yesterday in a court outside New York City amid unusual secrecy.
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Pauline Frederick
Broadway
Frank M. Andrews
McAlpin
New York City
Morton Rallies in Hospital But Condition Remains Grave
New York March 9 Levi P Morton, former Vice President, showed improvement after a difficult period and enjoyed a comfortable night. Doctors say his condition is still grave despite the noticeable progress and better vital signs.
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