No Advantage Declaring War On Bulgar Kingdom
Washington reports that official Washington sees no immediate gain in declaring war on Bulgaria even if Bulgarian troops face American lines. Some argue there would be diplomatic advantage to avoid altering the war status. A Paris photo shows German camp mistreatment of British prisoners, with firsthand accounts from W. J. Prendergast and German commandants.
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State Department
Germany
Washington
United Sates
Bulgaria
Sennelager Bei Paderhorn
W. J. Prendergaet
Dublin
Vustliers
Prt
Vendergast
Pappe resigns over antiwar bakery appointment
C A Pappe resigns after public opinion deems the naming of an enemy alien to head the State Bakery division unpatriotic. The article notes strong reactions and calls for patriotism during wartime.
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C. A. Pappe
Removal sought for state bakery head amid alien enemy charges
A New Mexico food administrator appointed C A Pappe of Albuquerque as bakery division head, sparking county council of defense debate. Pappe resigned after citizen protests. Washington guidance sought on removing a registered alien enemy from federal service. Local council asserts no charges against Pappe, while Ely faces pressure to act.
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Ralph C Bie
New Mexico
C. A. Pappe
Albuquerque
Pappe
County Council of Defense
Ely
Vappe
Kily
Mer Pappe
Fly
National Food Administration
Washington
Paulton
A. B. McMillen
Jemero
Biv
A. RB. Stroup
A J. McMilen
Food Administration
Tolous
Ile
Sun Fee
Hirth
American Cavalry Beats Back Mexicans at Border Skirmish
Six Mexicans fell when United States patrol troops fired on a band of thirty near Polvo forty miles east of here. An American cavalry horse was killed by Mexican fire but no soldiers were hurt. The incident occurred after patrol eight men crossed the Rio Chande toward Fabens.
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Paso
United States
Polvo
Here
Tne
Poire and
Fabens
Patens
Rio Chande
Mexican killed by US infantry on patrol in Nogales
In Nogales Arizona on March 22 an unidentified Mexican man was shot and killed by two United States infantrymen during a patrol after the man failed to halt when ordered by a sentry.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
Lenroot's Lead Over Thompson Grows in Wisconsin Senate Race
Madison March 22 The secretary of state reports a larger lead for Congressmen Lenroot over James Thompson of La Crosse in the Republican senatorial nomination race. Returns from six counties increased Lenroot's edge by 245 votes as the morning count rose.
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Morning Journal
Madison
Wis
Secretary of
Congressapon
Lenroot
James Thompson
la Crosse
United States Senate
South Dakota Backs Farm Labor Draft Bill
Both houses pass a bill allowing county defense councils under the State council to register and draft men for farm labor. It grants councils wide power to draft individuals, with penalties up to three months imprisonment and a $1000 fine for draft evasion. The measure targets the unemployed who refuse farm work, while allowing broad discretion to include other workers.
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Pierre
Ecouncila
Defense
State Council
South Dakota
Snow Accumulates Across Panhandle and New Mexico
Six inches of snow fell across much of northern Panhandle while Amarillo saw none. Eastern New Mexico reported up to eighteen inches, mainly near Raton. The snow is expected to benefit winter wheat and grazing ranges.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
New Mexico
Raton
Senate Military Committee Eyes Reorganize Government Authority
In Washington on March 22 the Senate Military Committee indicated possible support for giving the President power to reorganize government departments after a committee meeting. A decision on the measure was deferred until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
New Mexico Weather Forecast From Denver Bulletin
The Denver weather service reports for New Mexico a weekend forecast of fair skies both days. Saturday will be warmer in the eastern portion of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coln
New Mexico
What Constitutes News Illustrated By Fall of Baby
In New York on March 22 Mrs Idna Wicker leaned from a window at 495 Second Avenue with her two month old son in her arms. The infant fell into a craft in the street below and was unharmed. Mrs Wicker was seriously injured and may die.
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New York
Idna Wicker
Second Avenue
Kultur Gets In Quick Work On Russian Cities
March 24 Mosow report says German forces have set up supply lines to Berlin and are rapidly looting occupied towns. Narva and Eval host clothing chemical and photographic factories and mills reopen. Germans impose forced labor on locals while tightening control and boosting rations.
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Kultur
Moscow
Berlin
Kiev
Mohilev
Narva
Reval
Eval
Narvem
Geran Cor Pation Cvetian
Senate panel backs extension of arbitration treaty with France
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved measures authorizing an extension of the arbitration treaty between the United States and France. The move was officially announced as favorable.
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Washington
France
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
German gains and heavy losses mark March battle fronts
British official reports describe German attacks along the battle front with gains in some areas and repulses in counterattacks. The German wire communication claims 16000 prisoners and 200 guns captured in the Arras La Fere sector, while Verdun remains an artillery duel with no new theater developments.
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London
British Admiralty
Arras
la Fere
Verdun
British Hold Line At Cambrai Front Despite Great German Offensive
Morning Journal reports on the long, fiercely fought front near Cambrai where British forces under Field Marshal Haig withstand German pressure. Berlin claims 16,600 prisoners and several guns captured as the battle widens with Austrian and Bulgarian troops joining in.
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Morning Journal
In & Tattle
Jel
Cambrai
Marshal Wraig
Cormates
Berlin
Certian
Chet
Cambrai Salient
Mindenburg
Bynes Sidden Liew
Gavehe Wood
Lagniveurt
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Ane
Tex
Six
Porcecast
St. Ledger
Dolgaits
Kerlin
Pritieh
Arrat
la Pere
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