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Atlanta-Seven persons were killed
and nine injured when an Atlanta,
Birmingham & Atlantic railroad
coach plunged so feet from a trestle.
Philadelphia-Gifford Pinchot, state
forestry commissioner, announced his
candidacy for the republican guberna-
torial nomination at the May pri-
maries.
Atlanta - Henry Ford's Muscle
Shoals offer was Endorsed unanimously
and resolutions calling on congress to
accept his bid were passed at a mass
meeting in the city auditorium.
Philadelphia-TwO patrolmen and
two bandits were shot and a bank run.
ner was injured when three men held
up and robbed two bank messengers.
One bandit escaped with about $500.
Hoboken, N. J.-Fire in the Fisher.
Sweeney Bronze company building de-
stroyed the structure, spread to a five
story tenement and burned eight ga
RACES. Loss Is estimated at 5000, 900.
Chicago-Thomas Lucky Tommy"
O'Connor, convicted murderer of a Chi
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Cook county Jail four days before he
was to have been executed, is believed
by the Chicago police to be hiding In
Milwaukee.
New York-Ralph A. Day, prohibit
ton enforcement director for New
York. has gone to Washington to CON,
fer with Prohibition Commissioner
Haynes in regard to preventing es-
Enlistment of a floating booze pal
ace" outside the three mile limit, with
a ferry service to New York.
Sporting
Peoria, Ill.-Mike Gibbons, st. Paul,
decisively defeated "S%tockyards" Tom
my Murphy, Chicago. in a 1O-round
| bout.
Trenton, N. J.-Governor Edwards
signed the Evans bill, limiting to SIS
the maximum price for a seat at a
boxing exhibition.
Cambridge, Mass.-Eighteen Har-
ward crews are working out on the
Charles river. The first race is with
the University Of Pennsylvania here
on April 20.
New York-Colonel Jacob Rupert,
president of the Yankees, denied that
Babe Ruth's new contract calls for a
bonus of $500 for each home run. He
is getting a fat salary without any
kind of a bonus" he said.
Asheville, N. C.-K. M. Lands, base
ball commissioner. left here for the
first lap Of his visit to spring training
camps. Augusta, Ca, will be the first
stop, and Jacksonville, Tampa and
Leesburg. Fla, will follow upon the
initial swing.
Northwest
Helena-Governor Joseph NJ. Dixon
Of Montana, will not be a candidate
for the United States senate this year,
according to a statement by Jerome
Locke, a political lieutenant of the
governor.
Havre. Mont.-The Great Northern
shops here, which have been shut
down for some time, have again re-
sumed work, with 200 men, the full
complement laid of when the shut
down came.
Davenport, Iowa-Dr. M. p. Brown
walked into the county t%reasurer's Of
fee to pay his taxes. The deputy in
formed him of the amount. DR.. Brown
reeled, fell to the floor dead. Heart
failure is the attributed cause.
Foreign
Milan-Pope Plus XI is slightly ill
of bronchitis. says a dispatch from
Rome.
London-The Irish Free State bill
formally passed its first reading in
the house Of lords.
Athens-The German steamer Otran-
to, from Hamburg, has been seized at
Patras on suspicion OF carrying con-
traband. The vessel wal taken to the
arsenal for examination.
LisbOn-Plans for an uprising and
quantities Of ammunition and explo-
sives have been discovered in raids
by government agents at the head
quarters OF the workmen's syndicate.
London-The British army esti-
mates for the coming year totals g..
100000 pounds sterling as compared
to s3,714.000 pounds last year, II was
announced in the house Of commons.
The naval estimates total $84,883, 700.
Manila-The Philippine mission to
urge the claims Of Filipinos for indie
pendence will depart for Washington
aboard the steamer keystone State,
April 30, 1t was announced. The
mission will be headed by General
Emilio Aguinaldo.
Berlin-AccOmpanying the Fifth
American Infantry Regiment to Ant
werp on the first stage Of the voyage
to the United States were 81 German
brides Of soldiers and eight babies
born under the protection OF the Stars
and Stripes N the Rhine.
Moscow-William d. (Big Billy Hay.
wood heads a group Of American l..
w. w. to whom Premier Lenine has
granted a concession to operate the
big Nadejdinsky Iron Works in the
Ural mountain region, part OF the coal
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