Asquith Denounces German Peace Terms at Lancaster House
Premier Asquith, addressing visiting French senators at Lancaster House, rejects Bethmann-Hollweg’s peace terms and defies German domination. He defends free negotiations among free peoples, condemns Prussian policy in Poland and Belgium, and supports restoring an independent Belgium after the war.
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London
Lancaster House
Tonigh
Asquith
Reichstag
von Bethmann- Hollweg
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Asa
Prussia
Mexico ready to take up Villa burden headline
Fragmented copy mentions Mexico prepared to assume burden from Villa with border movement and political tension. Nearby items report automobile show crowds and various state news fragments including Verdun, Robinson case, and power cuts. The page lists mining, market, sports, and religious notices amid erratic OCR.
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Mexico
Villa Burden
Holterdam
Moon
Crown Prince
Verduns
ScJary
Robinson
Anaconda News
SoAnaconda News
Ettorial
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Adath Israel
Harlowton
Conley
Auto Show Draws Unbounded Crowds and Interest
Crowds filled the big rink as the auto show opened, with dealers surprised by the turnout. Many prospective buyers explored the displays, some cars arriving late but ready for view. Fraternal night drew lodge members, and a quick sale occurred from Overland’s lineup. Tonight promises a large crowd and a grand ball on closing night with concerts and demonstrations highlighting the season’s new models.
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al Conda
Professor Olson
Grehestea
Verdun Battles Rage As Crown Prince Attacks New French Line
Paris dispatch reports intensified bombardment along the Meuse with German divisions under the crown prince attacking the new French line near Verdun. French fire repelled assaults from Le Mort Homme and Cumbres, with heavy German losses. Other fronts show mixed combat and aerial activity as Allied and Central forces clash across Europe and the Dvina corridor.
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Crown Prince
Verdun
Paris
Meuse
Forges Creek
le Mort
Homme
Cumbres
Associated Press
Elhnicourt Salient
Haucourt-Bethin
Courtine
Forges Brook
Fere
le Mare Homme 13
Border conditions improve as troops eyed for Texas reinforcements
Reports from General Funston say border conditions improved with quieter activity along the Mexican frontier. The War Department weighs drawing Texas troops to bolster expedition communications toward Villa. Some infantry would reinforce lines while cavalry remains at the front to pursue outlaws. A Twenty fourth infantry unit, including Black soldiers, was withdrawn from Del Rio at local requests after a soldier was killed by a miner. some patrols crossed into Mexico. Senator Fall’s letter cited border guard concerns and a potential U S railroad handover near Columbus. Secretary Lansing said railroad status no longer factors in the inquiry. A full Mambus raid report is ordered once Colonel Slo1 returns from Mexico.
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Twenty Fourth
del Rio
Texas
Miner
al Tend
Mexico
Senator Wallinger
Senate
Fall
Mr. Fa
Columbus
Wige Gay
Tamielats
Lansing
Kanha
Slo- 1
Wife of Joe Howard Commits Suicide in Hotel
Neb April 1 Mrs Jo Howard daughter of Michael Kil Fallon millionaire steel magnate and wife of Joseph E Howard actor and writer of popular songs killed herself by shooting in a local hotel tonight. An actress acquaintance was with her and said she appeared temporarily demented. The couple married in Los Angeles four weeks ago and planned to go to Chicago in the afternoon before changing plans.
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Neb
Berhave
Chicago
Due
Navy League backs stronger defense and new staff
Dr Albert Bushnell Hart told the Navy League convention that Latin American tensions require a powerful navy to enforce the Monroe Doctrine. He urged creation of a national defense commission and a navy general staff as part of a progressive program, predicting Mexico may soon come under U S influence.
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Washington
Navy League of the United States
National Defense Commission
Navy General Staff
Imitatio Dre
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
United States
Latin America
Dr. Hart
Texam
Mexico
Republic of
Mex
Fifty Thousand Pounds of Copper Shipped East Express
Calumet Mich April 10 Owing to unprecedented demand for copper and a premium for immediate delivery the Calumet and Hecla Mining company ships 50 000 pounds east by express. This is the flat express ship. It is understood the price is above 24 cents per pound.
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Calumet, Mich
Calumet & Hecla Mining
Montana Power hastens Holter hydro project completion
Montana Power officials announce rapid progress on the Holter hydroelectric development on the Missouri near Wolf Creek. The plant will have 40 000 horsepower capacity, with plans for a second large hydro plant at an alternate site. Readers learn of workforce, rising power demand from mining and metallurgical growth, and March 1916 financials showing profits and returns.
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Montana
Montana Power Commuttte
Holter
Alten
Thompson Falls
Misk
Mon~tia Power Company
Max. Hebgen
Hela
Fenterday
Charles T. Main
Boston
Monry A. Herrick
Butte
Montana Power Company
Missouri River
Wolf Creek
Ana
Conde
Great
Germany's Note On Sussex Ready For Embassy Transit
Germany's reply to U S inquiries on the Sussex and other steamers will be sent to the American embassy tonight or Tuesday morning. Berlin asserts the Sussex was not destroyed by a German torpedo and denies Germany's blame for the other ships after evidence at investigations. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing await formal word from Berlin and further Paris evidence. Count von Bernstorff visited the State Department to obtain information for Berlin but left with no official note contents.
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Berlin
London
Manchester
Eagle Point
Germany
English Channel
Bussex
Gerard
Wilson
Lansing
Amplavits
Paris
Yue
New York
St. Paul
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Kem
United States
Fritess
Mexican View on Villa Crisis and Carranza Forces
A Mexican official report from El Paso on April 1 quotes General Gavira, Carranza commander at Soares, vowing to seize Villa's stronghold if American troops withdraw. He claims superior forces and lists Villa’s damaged condition, while diplomatic tensions in Washington focus on Salazar’s border actions and potential Carrancista resistance. A mass arrest linked to the border conflict is noted, with officials citing Salazar’s possible intent to support Villa’s rivals.
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EL Paso
Texas
Gavira
Carranza
Soares
Villa
G Gavira
Et Mag
Wwe
Ville
Declines 10 Put Tariff Upon Goal Tar Dyes
Washington April 10 the senate rejected 41 to 25 an amendment by Senator Lodge to include tariff on coal dye dyes in the tariff pill. Norris of Nebraska was the only Republican voting for the amendment. Underwood said the 55 percent duty on dyes had existed since the Dingley act and should not be lowered.
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Senate
Lodge
Surat
Norris
Fraska
Underwood
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General Penstons
Joe Howard
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