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mm. mmammmmm. BBSE35BBSB33&S!3$3&Enk WHAT HAPPENED Denver Gov. Adams vetoed state Income tax bill, bill repealing anti boycott law and the boxing bill. La Crosse, Wis. Mrs. Mary Gra howski and Joseph Hudson, her con fessed affinity, sentenced to one year in penitentiary. Nashville, Tenn Steven Wright, Jr., 20, telephoned father of inten tion before he committed suicide. Father arrived at hotel too late. JohannlsthaL Captain Zucker in stantly killed, passenger named Diet rich badly injured when biplane col lided with a monoplane at altitude of 60 feet. Grand Rapids, Mich. Nelson Palm, 35, street car motorman, killed attempting to remove wire blown down in electric storm. 11 horses perished. Damage $35,000. Three stores also destroyed. Tulsa, Okla. Two masked youths escape with $2,500 taken from Turf Exchange while 200 people were in place. Washington. Interstate Com merce Commission placed blame on Engineer Weinberger for accident on Union Pacific Railroad at Gothem burg, Neb., March 14, resulting In four deaths and fourteen injured. Elyria, O. L. E. Jump, brakeman, killed, Carl Barnard, flagman, and W. C. Caltenbach, Dexter, brakemen, seriously hurt in Lake Shore railroad freight wreck. St. Louis- Frederick W. Humes, president Humes Flour Co., shot and ' killed Belf In lavatoryof a Wabash train. New York. Harry K. Thaw arriv ed from Matteawan Asylum to appear -as witness In trial of Atty. John N. Ashnut, charged with offer of bribe to release Thaw. London Walter H. Page, new American ambassador, besieged by house owners desiring to have U. S. representative occupy their dwellings during stay in, England. Hammond Ind. &essie Richard- OUTSIDE CHICAGO son suing for divorce from husband because he called her "mutt" Minneapolis Patrolman John Schumacher suspended for failure to go to assistance of woman screaming in hoteL , '' Youngstown, O. Council petition ed to pass legislation compelling car steps to be lowered on account of women's tight skirts. Helena, Ark Mrs. W. H. Hall ' threw herself before just-divorced husband to protect him against Deputy Constable Nolan, during quarrel. Bullet killed her. Pontiac, III. Wm. Sullivan, farm er, and two horseB killed by lightning. Colorado Springs, Col. Maurice Keesling, 18, shot and seriously wounded self. Said he was urged to act by ancestor who had Bulclded. Denver. Judge Hon. B. Lindsay, Denver Juvenile Court, critically Ifl at Battle Creek Sanitarium. Champaign, III. Posse hunting unknown negro who attempted to criminally assault Venus Chapman, 17, white girl. Pittsburgh. Miss Alice Putnam, art critic, employed by Andrew Car negie as guide to parties visiting art galleries. St. Louis. Bellegarde, home where Virginia Carvel, heroine of "The Crisis," was wooed, now occu pied by negroes. San Giovanni Di Medua Monte negrins formally surrendered Scutari to naval commanders of great pow ers. Washington. Every diplomat in U.S. asked to help find two sets of plans recently stolen, disclosing method of firing 15-In. broadside of superdreadnought Pennsylvania, Kalamazoo, Mich. Dallas Boude man, Jr., Paw Paw, married Freida H. Maier, vaudeville artist. Paterson, N. J. Patrick J. Quin Ian, L W. W. leader, found guilty of Inciting silk mill strikers to assaul ollceman. Jtfc-fifcnWui nL