Newspapers dated March 30, 1914

Bemidji Daily Pioneer

24 Warren VOLUME 11. NO. 284, BEMIDJT MINNESOTA: MONDAY i EVENING, MARCH 30, 1914, BELIEVES ARMY AND NAVY SHOULD WORK Senator

The evening world.

uN IN THE EVENING WORLD PRICE “ONE CENT. » 4000 KILLED IN sTE STL RAGING IN TORREDN, FEDERALS AT LAST STAND. semcesilipinine

Norwich Bulletin

VOL. LVI—NO. 75 NORWICH, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1914 PRICE_TWO CENTS The Bulletin’s Ci;'cuI;ti(;n in Norwich is Double That

The Seattle Star

OCCASIINAL RAIN TONIGHT AND TUE evo ahaa " More Than = 44,000 : Paid Copies Daily = ITM THE ONLY PAPER IN SEA’ r VOLUME 16

Lakeland Evening Telegram

/————— ey \I" AGLE NAKES EGH AGAINST L5 REPEAL lqPPLED WITH RHEUMATISM IE WAS ROLLED INTO HOUSE 170,000 MINERS ON STRIKE OVER

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