President Wilson attends Baltimore Methodist conference amid tense remarks
President Wilson visited Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church for the Southern Methodist conference in Baltimore. A heavy security cordon lined the route as Bishop Candler and officials spoke on unity, peace, and church creeds, while Secretary Daniels delivered remarks and later resigned amid conference tensions.
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Wison
Mount Kernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Inlet
Batimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Chrch
Poe
Harrison
Larder
Natons
Plea for Methodist Paper at Alexandria Conference
The Rev Tr Gross Alexander of Nashville editor of the Methodist Review made a strong plea for the magazine at a conference in Alexandria. Many subscriptions were taken, with addressing speakers from the American Bible Society and Baltimore bishops, and plans discussed for an Epworth League conference across eight church districts.
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Tr Gross Alexander
Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Review
Taers Reid
Charles SwoMtanit
Churchville
Rand
Leesburg
Vaio
Wheeler
Newport Va
McNell
Covington
van Cooper
Hammond
Epworth League Societies
Baltimore
Pex Joho Ial Trier
cCliftan
Forge
Rex Jos Mn
BF McMurray
Couls
Th Ky
Dr. McMurray Inc
Easter Gifts Highlight Prayer-book Markers and Rosaries
Attractive Easter gift items are showcased including prayer-book markers crosses and rosaries crafted from 14 carat gold or sterling silver. The shop invites customers to inspect the newly arrived selection now on display.
Divorce Granted to Ly Hitton Haseltine in Chicago
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago reports Judge Den Sullivan in superior court grants Ly Hitton Haseltine a decree of divorce. Mrs Haseltine listed as residing at Poseat Michigan Avenue faces funds claims. Miss Matie Lenteh of Washington objects to living arrangements. Witnesses describe tensions, with testimony about alleged threats and failures to support. The hearing references dates in 1915 and notes the couple’s separation and property matters.
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Washington
Chicago
den ~ Sullivan
Superior Court
Ly Hitton Haseltine
Michigan Avenue
Matie Lenteh
Kaiser Has New Grandson From Duchess of Brunswick
A son was born this afternoon to the Duchess of Brunswick, formerly Princess Victoria Luise, daughter of Emperor William. The birth follows the marriage of Prince Ernest August of Cumberland to Princess Victoria Luise on May 24, 1913. Their first son was born March 18 of last year.
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Duchess of Brunswick
London
Victoria Luise
William
Brunswick
Amsterdam
Ernest August of Cumberland
Victora Luise
Berlin
Had Taft as patient Indian cure for obesity
A special Washington Post report claims Taft may have used a dubious Indian remedy for obesity involving herbs and salts. The piece notes doubt Taft actually took the concoction and references a court case about practicing medicine without a license.
Langhorne Attache Denied Forging Berlin Dispatches
Major Langhorne, new military attache at Berlin, denies drafting forged dispatches signed with his name. State Department and War Department officials offer little light as cipher messages tied to Eiffel Tower wireless spark Berlin misdirection. Officials say no official recall or new representations to Germany yet. investigation continues with no clew to the forger.
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State Department
Ma Oo Leoree
Langhorne
Amercan
Berlin
War Department
Department
Washington
Eiffel Tower
Ma Langhornes
Maj Langhorne
Mal Langhorne
United States
Germany
No Proof of Dumdums in German Bullets Case
The United States has not substantiated claims of dumdum bullets being used as German ammunition through official investigation. Ordnance experts concluded wounds in photographs could not have been caused by the submitted bullet specimens. The State Department informed Count Bernstorff that evidence remains unproven.
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Lievern
Secord
Eharer
Tas
United States
Hs Army
Count Bernstorff
German Pigeon Census Sparks Odd Bird Biographies
Brussels March 25. A German governor general ordered a census of all carrier pigeons in a Brussels area commune. The burgomaster provided each bird with a biography and health reports, naming members of the imperial family and leading officers among the birds. The commandant kept the order in force despite the humorous chaos.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ike
Yaquis Seize Land to Fight Carranza in Sonora
Special to The Washington Post El Paso March 25 Yaqui Indians, after storming Hermosillo, agree to continue fighting Carranza forces in southern Sonora and northern Sinaloa. They seek restoration of rich Yaqui lands in the valley east of Guaymas, now held under concession by the Richardson Construction Company led by John Hays Hammond. An immense reclamation project with canals and dams has colonized much of the land by American farmers.
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Washington Post
el Paso
Bonera
Hermosillo
Maytorena
State Palace
Carranza
Sonora
Sinaloa
Noith
Guayima
Hichardson Construction Company
New York
John Hays Hammond
Railroads deny unjust freight-rate complaints in interstate action
Local merchants and chambers filed complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging railroad carriers violated the act by failing to publish reasonable commodity rates to the District. Multiple lines answered, denying illegality or harm, and asserting no party represents the associations. If the case rules for complainants, reductions in freight rates could follow.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington
Ratrail
Penns, Lata
Longstand Railroad Company
New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Baltimore and Gira
Western Maryland Flatway
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Oupany
Bush Terminal
Chamber of Commerce
Forged Longworth Check Not From Rep Longworth
A Cincinnati relief commission report reveals a check for 1090 bearing Representative Micholas Longworths name was forged. The check aimed to imitate his handwriting and was drawn on a bank he does not deal with. Longworth offers no insight into the motive.
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Micholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Commission For the Relief of
Tolas
Longworth
Insult to U S Flag reported in Mexico turmoil
Dispatches describe widespread anti foreign actions in Mexico with property seizures, forced loans, and currency repudiation affecting Americans and other foreigners. Villa forces suffer defeats at Ebano. Carranza reinforces Tampico as 3,000 Villa troops die and 790 captured. U S considers arming transport for evacuations from Tampico.
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Heen
Manrinlig
Ren Carranza
Washington
Mexico
Gen Villas
Coahuila
Villa
Carranaa
Tampico
State Department Ofiena
Saloon Fight Ends Fatally in Marion Court Area
Theodore B Lewis a 24 year old Black man from 1617 Tenth Street Northwest was stabbed in the neck during a rear saloon altercation in Marion court northwest. He died from blood loss after reaching Emergency Hospital. Heeman W OD Card of the Second precinct arrested Andrew Wells nearby. Coroner Nevitt to hold an inquest at the morgue at 2 PM this March.
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Marion Court Northwest
Theodore B Lewis
Veata
Tenth Street Northwest
Lewis
Andrew Wells
Seventh Ind
Northwest
Oroner Nevitt
Marth
May Marry by Notice Need Not Attend Ceremony
French bill allows soldiers at the front to wed without a ceremony by declaring desire and spousal consent. If passed, widows and children would gain civil inheritance rights. Law would simplify marriage rules, with debates over parental consent and shortened notification periods. Lyons reports a potential first step toward modernizing French marriage law.
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Washington Potlags
Piasee
Serias
Solliers
Mary
Chamber of Repsties
France
Herriot
More Ut
Chamber
Mrs Annie E Schueler Dies in Tagerstown Home
Mrs Annie E Schueler aged 75 mother of councilman JT Hares Schueler and the Res Fidward Jr Schueler died today at her daughter Mrs John Wise home from heart disease in Tagerstown.
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Tagerstown
Wil
Annie Firabheth Schueter
JT Hares Schueler
Res Fidward Jr Sehueter
Mre
John Wise
National convention resumes in Mexico City with Garza presiding
The national convention meets at the national palace with Col Roque Gonzalez Garza in charge. A 5,000,000 peso relief for city poor is considered. Gen Cervantes leads the northern faction and Sotos Gama heads the southern Zapata delegation. An April 1 vote is set to choose a new president. Rodrigo Gomez introduces a decree on the Rotation of Inheritances affecting estates of wealthy decedents.
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Mexico
Cil
National Palace
Col Roque Gonzales Garza
Cervantes
Ger Felipe Angeles
Sotos Gama
Ot Zapata
Garza
Rodrigo Gomez
Mexican troops capture town and execute civilians
A dispatch from Douglas Arizona reports Col Miguel Samieniego leading 700 Carranza troops to take Moctezuma in Sonora after a brief Saturday battle in which 38 Villa soldiers died. Civilians, including the district judge, are said to have been executed. Troops also entered Campas with executions and compelled locals to pay large loans. Fourteen bridges on the Naco Cananea line were burned Monday night.
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Douglas
Ariz
Miguel Samieniego
Carranza
Moctezuma
Sonora
Villa
Bamieniego
Campas
Samieniego
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Naco- Cananea
Ives Millions to Yale Will Details Injustice
Special To The Waeting on Pom New York Mar Yale will tells of separation agreement discreditable to my wife and sorrow from daughter's unfital conduct. President of stock exchange notes Mantat Troubles, vows to omit wife from beneficiaries to bar her from estate benefits.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Yale
Winifred
Atdoamsself
White House error sparks Supreme Court appeal request
London bankers acting through counsel asked the Supreme Court to review a federal Illinois case involving American bankers and a large coffee stock held by Richheimer & Co, a bankrupt coffee firm. They allege misinformation about the April 1915 vs January 28 1916 law change affected their right to appeal.
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London
Supreme Court
Illinois
Richheimer & Co
Chirag
White House
Arbuthnot, Tathan & Co
Dennistoun, Cross & Co
Arthur Ho Brand, &Co
Tittle
Federal Reserve Board
Refugees flee Brussels under German authorities to Holland
A group of 41 single women and six children left Brussels for the Netherlands under American oversight. They were guided to Breskens by Vice Consul R Nasmith and escorted to the frontier by Captain Archibald H Sunders and the American military attaché at The Hague. The refugees, including nuns and domestics, said they had been well treated by the Germans, while British women remained in Aarsela fearing sea mine dangers.
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Hague
Brunsels
Wolland
Belchum
Brand Whitiock
Brescen
R Nasmith
Archibald H Sunders
Hiague
Arssela
Divorce for Nora Bayes in New York Court
Special to the Washington Port New York March 25 Sara Hayes the actress is soon to be a grass widow for the third time William Burke appointed referee to hearted suit against Harry Clarke today filed his report in the supreme court recommending a decree of divorce Miss Bayes filing in France the defendant named as Harry Irinee the ex husband of the actress Wayne Chats singing a traveling salesman Number 2 was Jack Norworth with whom she started she diverted Kim Tier to mage to Prince took place for years ago it Kansas City
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Washington Port
New York
Sara Hayes
William Burke
Harrys Clarke
Supreme Court
France
Harry Irinee
Gres
Wayno Ch
Jack Norworth
Kim Tier
Prince
Kansas Cis
Becker Fate With Court Albany March 9 N Y
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker faces trial for instigating the murder of Belle Rosenthal. The case moves through Albany and New York appellate proceedings. Altman, the New York County prosecutor, appeals to the United States Supreme Court asserting constitutional rights were violated.
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Albany
Harles Beceret
Maria
Heman Rosenthal
Te Brecher
de Rente
Altman
New York County
United States
Wrenner Court
WIFE HELD IN TRAGEDY INQUEST AT ST LOUIS
Mrs Della Randolph, heir to a $100000 estate, faced a coroner's inquest into the murder of her husband Richard Randolph. She denied complicity, claimed no will found, and stated she would not mourn. The investigation named suspect Holliday alias Biederman as the murderer, with no clear link to Mrs Randolph.
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St. Louis
Randolph
Spela
Washington Post
St Louis
Della Randolph
Richard Randolph
Congress
Missouri
Randolph Halph Holliday
Charles August Biederman
Kentucky
MOTOR LINE ASKS PERMIT TO OPERATE IN DISTRICT
Motor Line applies to the Public Utilities Commission for permission to operate 40 horsepower cars seating 28 passengers from Baltimore to Washington via Elkridge Savage and other towns. The ruling denies franchise authority. the matter may go to the Commissioners or Interstate Commerce Commission for action. Directors include Morton Tehman Thrice TA Reiner Frank Thenne William Latnor and Fred Bo Manus.
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Tre West Ptang
Es Commission
Board of Commissioners
Thatcher
Interstate Commerce
Washington
Baltimore
Harethorpe
Trenix
Elkridge
Dorsey
Water
Savage
Tare
Muirkhirs
Ammendile
Belleville
Brenohaie
College Dark
Huattartte
di Actors Convating
I Morton Tehman
Fo Trice
TA Reiner
Wiliam H Latnor
Fred Bo Manus
Lady Paget Reported Dead From Typhus in Serbia
Berlin reports Lady Paget chief of the British Red Cross mission in Serbia has died of spotted typhus. The widow of FParan Stevens of New York, she led wartime relief efforts in London and recently served on an official mission in the Balkans.
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Berlin
Ville
Tads Paget
Red Cross
Serbia
Gally
Overseis
Weney
Paget
Arthur Hager
Fparan Stevens
New York
Ltiecet Wit
American Women War Relief Fund
London
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Wilson Raps
Methodist Conference
Daniels
Brotherhood To
End Wat
Tv 4
Sores
Gust
Petermines
Weas
Americas
Candler
Datseis
Methodist
John “Oe Moore
Home Mission Board
Church
Auios
Deng
Baltimore Wolsnington
Hymo
Hardeo
Vest Secretares Methodis
Washington Distet
Algo
Miante
Hamsemburg
Megeater
Medalten
Drantec
T Wo Canter
Mount Vernon Mace
Roanoke Va
Haltimore
Alexandria
Dads
Nummissin
Esalnt
Nvadvetia Amny
Galt & Bro
Pennsylvania Ave
Haseltine
Kaiser
Taft
Cnisl
Nba
Sam
Flea
Onas
Maj
May Langhorne
Garrison
Breckinridge
Mator
Cfermans
Einbisas Vesterdar
Silea Iye
Leen
Coleg
Toseph & Hula
Ansignel
Guaymas
Cabranza
Carlos Randall
Mattorena
Almate
Ginarmas
Tturbe
Carranza Agency
San Antonio
Jose Maytoretti
Sorora Merico
Urbaleja
Villa Oat Tiemesno
Longworths
Belgian Reef Commission
U. S
Guadalajara
Monterey
Yucatan
Carranaza
Lower
California
Manzanillo
Ain
Merida
Progreso
Joey Vousag
Wei
Yucata
Caperton
Esterday
Georgia
Vera Cruz
Lumbago
Ebano
T. B. Lewis
Annie E. Schueler
National Convention
Ives
Will
Nora Bayes
Becker
Court
Husband
Say Holliday
Ramielph
Eowill
Busisess
Erkins
Perkins
Lowe
Rees
Etliver
Annes
Enners
Tophams
St. N. W
Rapnor
Roe Fulkerson
Ralph W. Lee Insurance
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