Newspapers dated March 9, 1914

The evening world.

) y FINAL aie “Cirenlation Books Open to All.” | PRIOB ONE OENT. _ amy 68S te, are eee NE W YORK, MONDAY, MAROH 9, 1914. ~

Bemidji Daily Pioneer

VOLUME 11. NO. 266. STATE BANKS NOW CAUSING WORRY J;drioiary Committee In Congress Wondering Whether They Can Be ) Governed

Norwich Bulletin

VOL. LVL.—NO. 58 ~ NORWICH, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9 1914 PRICE TWO CENTS —— e e e _W s —es—:e—sss _W e _e 5 B < . . The...

The Seattle Star

CHANCE FOR THE COUNCIL TO CLEANSE ITSELF! the same direction in behalf of Councilman A. J. Goddard’s mayoralty dream. The...

Lakeland Evening Telegram

MBER PLACED AT OVER 20, " BUT MANY TIMES THAT ' IAY BE DEAD 38 AGGOUNTED FOR |ding Which Burned Was Hous® ln 185 hople at the

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