No Stiisé Curing Wan Settlement Forecast
Big Four Chiefs to Meet Employers to Discuss Compromise announces no labor crisis will embarrass government if United States goes to war. Wage dispute settlement tied to Adamson law decision. Cleveland meeting of four unions and railroad leaders outlines plan of settlement focusing on an eight hour day. prepares for talks in New York and Washington. President Tee emphasizes the conference aims at peace regardless of Supreme Court ruling.
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Convicted Persons in London Poison Plot and Trial Scene
March 10 representatives from four railroad worker brotherhoods met to discuss the eight hour day dispute. They renew effort toward a settlement and plan a meeting with national conference committees in New York. Chiefs press for prompt action, hoping for peaceful settlement with managers committees. The men demand companies apply the eight hour law from January 1, arguing other labor groups have received raises while wages and hours worsen.
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Labor Leaders Convene For Preparedness Council
Plan discusses cooperation between government and labor to avert disruptions in munitions making and ship constriction in England. Samuel Gompers and AF of L chiefs from across the nation attend with four railroad brotherhoods leaders and their teachers. The Cleveland action previously prevented a nation-wide strike.
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Trial by Ordeal Urged in Four Prisoners Case
A Hindu attorney in a wartime court urged trial by ordeal for four defendants, claiming a missing government agent Gordon would reveal the truth. He argued the case rests on Booth’s testimony in Gordon’s absence, prompting a mock suggestion that the trial be by ordeal, which the judge dismissed.
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Lippincott Yacht Acdytha Sinks Near Jacksonville
The steam yacht Acdgytha, owned by George P. D. Lippincott of Philadelphia and Atlantic City, sank near the entrance of the St Johns River 17 miles from Jacksonville after hitting stone jetties protecting the channel. The crew was rescued. efforts will be made to raise the vessel.
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Von Bernstorff Returns Amid Snowbound Crossing
Count von Bernstorff arrives at Christiania after a long voyage from the United States aboard Bremer? with his party. The German colony greets him on the quay as the German anthem flows from the pier, while shots of bad weather and seasickness mark the crossing.
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Mrs Orse Howe Appears in Durham and Chapel Hill Applauded
Mrs Orse Howe wife of Prof George Howe a nephew of President Wilson appeared in two events and won applause without being identified by the Durham and Chapel Hill public Her former home is Chapel Hill where her husband heads the Latin department of the State University She visited Chapel Hill but was not widely recognized
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Fire at Savage Arms Plant Damages Factory
Fire damaged the Savage plant in New York, where Lewis machine guns for the allies were made. The blaze was spotted early today in an air house and extinguished by workers. An investigation has begun into whether incendiary origins caused the fire.
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Slavs Fight For Hills Near Dena Front
Petrograd reports Russian counter attacks advancing toward the heights on the northern Roumanian front northwest of Dena, recently taken by German forces. Berlin notes minimal fighting on the eastern front with no major actions and mentions prisoner numbers.
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Itusé
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Berlin
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Nearly Hundred Million Pounds of Foodstuffs Stored Away in Chicage
Chicago police department and health department reveal large cold storage inventories held by packing concerns. Beef and veal totals, pork and lamb figures, poultry, eggs, fish, butter and other products are listed with exact poundage and case counts, showing a nationwide level of stockpiled foodstuffs in the city.
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Margyaros Height Forefront Assault Reports Captured Guns
A wartime dispatch details an assault on Margyaros height on the Moldavian frontier. The action reports 1% officers and 291 men reaching the position, with 17 machine guns and 5 mine throwers captured.
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Rebels near Torrean surrender to de facto troops
In Juarez a message says six hundred Villa rebels under Tabla Salinas Isidore Lopez and Julio Avina surrendered at Santa Clara, 23 miles north of Torrean. They seek amnesty as Gen Carranza may grant it. Gen Murguia pursued Villa with 800 men. Carlos Murguia and staff returned from Guadalupe as rebels reportedly disappeared.
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Wilson Cured of Cold Returns to Work
President Wilson recovered from a four day bed spell and began attending to official business. He conferred briefly with Attorney General Gregory, though remained advised by Dr. Gray to rest in his room. Doctors suggested he might resume full activity today or tomorrow.
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