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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1914

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King in Peage Role Royal Phi to Officers

Refusal to serve may mean revolt and doom of crown. Sunday marked by conferences at Buckingham Palace and Downing Street. Ulster forces to be uniformed today. Parliament may take next step this afternoon. Sovereigns carcel engagements for week.

Buckingham Palace Downing Street Parliament Lanvlun Maven Belfast Ulster Earl and Countess of Derby Liverpool

Ulster Crisis Deepens as Home Rule Sparks Armaments

The Ulster opposition in Ireland reorganizes a force to resist an Irish Parliament as the home rule bill advances without unionist consent. King George appeals to officers and mediates with Asquith to avert clashes while troop movements are described as precautionary. Parliament set to convene amid resignations and ongoing royal and governmental talks.

Antonieta Ulster

Boston man set fire then killed himself and Endicott

Special for The Washington Boston report says Martin, hospitalized for observation at Psycho Pathic Hospital, admitted to starting a fire in Endicott’s house and killing Mr Endicott and himself after fearing dismissal. Endicott family reports no charges will be filed. if insane, he will be sent to an asylum at their expense.

Boston Martin Psychopathic Hospital Endicott

Missing Girl in Delaware River Coast to Camden Marriage Claim

The body of Anna O'Donnell, 22, was found in the Delaware River near the January 31 jumping spot. Two young men who accompanied her were arrested then released on habeas corpus. they say she leaped into the river en route to Camden to marry one of them. An autopsy will check for foul play.

Philadelphia Anna O'Donnell Delaware River Camden

Roosevelt expedition turmoil does not confirm injury

Special to The Washington Post reports Anthony Fiala’s cable offers no Roosevelt injury confirmation. The loss concerns only equipment and archaeological specimens. Roosevelt’s safety remains unverified as inquiries find no direct word from Col Roosevelt. The party advanced toward Manaos, with Santarem near the river, relying on canoes for transport.

Anthony Fiala Roosevelt Washington “Post New York Rena Santarem Brazil Cable Viat Fiala Manaos Amazon Col. Roosevelt Col Rroosevelt South America Paraguay Rio Janeiro Roosvelt Sartarem Para Tapajos

Bavarian King Ludwig Delays Talk in Munich Street

An incomprehensible report describes King Ludwig and a daughter waiting in Munich street as a policeman urges restraint. The fragment hints at a tense royal scene but lacks clear details or coherence.

Ashington Post Berlin Ludwig Bavaria Munich Dought

Fight Over Panama Toll Exemption Split Clark and Backers

President Wilson battles on Panama toll exemption repeal as opposition grows in House and Senate. Speakers Clark and Underwood join Republicans and Progressives in delaying tactics while White House aides canvass Congress. Sims warns of deliberate filibustering and prospects of a drawn out battle before final action on the repeal.

Panama Wilson Burleson Congress Clark Underwood Kitchin Fitzgerald Praal Dent Propos Senate House Democratic Party Faihyre Sims District of Columbia Owen Interoceanic’ Canals Committee O'Gorman Crawford South Dakota Foreign ‘Relations Committee Washington Ain Mr. Sims

Kaiser Starts for Corfu Conference with European Leaders

Emperor William begins a journey to Corfu where he will meet with Emperor Francis Joseph and King Victor Emmanuel to discuss the future triple alliance. He attends a royal library dedication en route, with Ambassador Gerard representing the United States.

Victor Berlin William Corfu Francis Joseph Victor Emmanuel Royal Library Academy of Sciences Gerard United States Ernest von Irhne Washington

Painter Depicts Eyes for Ring in Washington Post Tale

Ira M. Cobe, owner of a traction line, and his wife hired English miniature painter Alyn Williams to paint their eyes. He paid $1 in reach for the works. Mr Cobe's eye will adorn a ring on Mrs Cobe's headpiece, the ring featuring twenty diamonds surrounding the ivory eye.

Wire Cobe

School for Brides to Open in Cincinnati

Cincinnati plans a school for prospective brides as Superintendent Condon announces it will begin once finances permit. Assistant Superintendent Roberts, a bachelor, notes the course will qualify brides to cater for the family should the cook strike.

Cincinnati Bocoint Washington Post Ohio Condon Roberts

Brigands in Central China Rampage Threatening Government Control

Peking reports bands linked to the White Wolf are terrorizing central China with murder robbery and arson. A massacre of 200 townsfolk near Siangyanetu Hupeh shattered the market town, leaving residents financially ruined and prompting weak government response amidst revolutionary tensions.

China Peking White Wolf Siangyanetu Hupeh

No Change of Policy Before Torreon Battle

U S officials and the American and British representatives held talks with John Lind and Mexican officials in Mexico City amid heavy northern cold weather. President Wilson’s envoy discussed the Vera Cruz talks but will not modify policy until after the Torreon battle, with little detail on new proposals from the Mexican cabinet.

Fletcher John S Wilson Arnold Shankli Mexico City Vera Cruz John Lind Senor Portillo Rojas Huerta Mexico Torreon

Diaz plan repelled by Wilson shocks Wall Street backers

Washington dispatch reports Diaz sought U S recognition to back his Mexican presidential bid and secure support from Manning and Mackintosh claim holders. Wilson refused any involvement, leaving Diaz without U S recognition and disappointing American financiers who had allied with a powerful court insider.

Washington Post New York Washington Dispatch New York Herald Washington E&arts Felix’ Diaz Mexico Felix Diaz Cuba Manning & Mackintosh U. S Wall Street Wilson United States Gen. Diaz New Willard Hotel Manning and Mackintosh

Minute Men Volunteers Form at Imperial Valley Meeting

At a mass meeting in El Centro California on March 2 five men volunteered as minutemen to act on the shortest notices in case of a recurrence of last week’s raid at Tecate in which one man was killed and another wounded.

Eicentro Cal Imperial Valley Elcentro Minutemen Tecate Ayhen

Villa Presses South in Mexican Rebel Drive Toward Torreon

Rebel leader Francisco Villa pushes toward Torreon as federal forces report evacuation and reoccupation of Las Vacas, with executions and civilian casualties. Artillery positions, fortified hills, and ditches shape a widening front from Bermejillo to Gomez Palacio, as Nueva Mexican revolt aims at key Torreon defenses.

Huerta Bermejillo Constitutionalist Durango Mexico Torreon Mapimi Tlahualilo Sacraments Noe Brittingham Junction Francisco Villa Jnlatiee Chihuahua Alii Villa Gomez Palacio Monterey Cerro la Pila la Pila Térreons Yermic Ike Colides Bermefillo

Twelve Seek Plainfield Postmaster Job by Dice or Coin

New York March 22 United States Senator Martine proposes that twelve candidates for the Plainfield postmastership settle the contest by shaking dice or filing a coin. The position becomes vacant next month as Elias H Bird completes a twelve year term.

Washington Post New York Plainfield United States Martine Elias H. Bird

Blackmail Schemes Target Men Across State Lines

Department of Justice officials broadened efforts against a new form of blackmail using white slave act charges. Cases span the country with women inducing trips across states to threaten exposure and prosecution. Attorney General McReynolds and Assistant Lamar advocate postal law actions to curb the scheme.

Department of Justice J A. Bruce Bielaski Division of Investigation Department of Justice Bielaski Department Department of Jo Uatice McReynolds San Francisco William H. Lamar Post Office Department

May Campaign From Chicago Dems Move HQ to Chicago

Chicago march reports a plan to move the Democratic national congressional committee headquarters from Washington to Chicago. Illinois member Charles H. Boeschenstein says discussions with William F. McCombs Frank H. Doremus and Thomas J. Pence point to headquarters opening in Chicago before June.

Democratic Congressional Committee Chicago Democratic National Congressional Committee Washington Charles H. Boeschenstein Illinois Democratic National Committee Boeschenstein William F. McCombs National Committee Frank H.doremus Detroit Congressional Committee Thomas J. Pence

Caillaux Prison Life Dominates Paris Murder Case

Paris reports focus on Mme Caillaux's jail life after the Calmette killing. Prison officials defend treatment under regulations as Dame Caillaux endures a harsh night, attends mass, and consults with her husband M. Caillaux. Her daughter Germaine visits, offering guarded remarks about her mother’s health.

Paris Gaston Calmette Mme. Caillaux Finance M. R Caillaux St. Lazare Unit of the Interior M. Caillaux Magistra Henri Boncard Mme, Cailla Gaillara-nase Mme, Caillaux M. Calmette

Flames Rise 500 Feet As Suwanese Volcano Erupts

A severe eruption on Suwanese Island south of Isha began today. Flames rose as lava and ash spewed skyward, prompting warnings from local authorities. No injuries reported yet, but residents were advised to evacuate low-lying areas and monitor updates.

Suwanese Okyo Suwanese Island Isha

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