Strategic points gained by allies in Champagne and Argonne
Allied forces report successful advances across multiple sectors including the western crest near Hill igé and trenches north of Perthes, with heavy German losses from coordinated attacks. The Belgian army advances, air action near Colmar, and repulsed German counter assaults are noted alongside Russian and Austro-Hungarian pressures and Przemysl siege developments. British casualty figures for March 10 to 14 indicate extensive losses.
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Galicia
British cruiser dares forts of Dardanelles bold
A British casualty list from Athens confirms the Amethyst dash into the Dardanelles reaching Nagasi where shells struck. Vice Admiral Carden's mission aimed to mask Turkish fortifications and test mine safety. Amethyst fatalities include 2 killed, 18 wounded and 18 wounded. Ocean and Prince George also report casualties.
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Amethist
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Ocean
Prince George
Submarine Warfare Reports Sinkings and Attacks
British steamers Imzal and Fingal torpedoed or sunk off Ireland and Northumberland. Atlanta badly damaged with crew of sixteen abandoning ship. Leewarden sunk by submarine off Maas. Cameronia eludes three submarines after Atlantic crossing.
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Leeuwarden
Harlingen Holland
Maas Holland
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Sitam Navigation Company of
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New York
British ship attacked by German aeroplane
A German air raid on the British steamer Blondie Ved left one dead from fright and minor damage. two bombs fell behind the stern, another two near the vessel, and the aircraft was observed at low altitude with the crew identifiable in the cockpit.
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Cameronias
New York
Noat
South Shields
Lng
London
Blunde
Tyne
Bnoslish
Dekh Ani
Mine Sweeper Destroyed By Mine in Dardanelles
A British mine sweeper was blown up yesterday in the Dardanelles as it was being towed from the straits. Several wires exploded when a mine detonated during removal, according to a special dispatch from Athens.
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Straits
Athens
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