Greece cabinet moves toward firmer stance amid Entente trial
In a cabinet council conclusion Mr Stratos said the general situation shows marked improvement and a more active attitude with full guarantees. Italy to buy American coal as Cardiff reports Italy arranging to secure coal vessels from Britain and other nations to bring Welan'-cox supplies.
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German War Loan Subscriptions Reach New Level
Official announcements report heavy subscriptions to the German war loan. Berlin notes subscriptions amount to about $2,250,000. Emperor William greeted officials and the finance secretary remarked on continued public support amid the crisis.
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Another Dutch Ship Seized by Germans
Amsterdam reports another Dutch steamer, the Batavier V, seized by the Germans and moved to Zeebrugge, with the crew and passengers affected. The Zeebrugge seizure heightens Dutch indignation as Dutch shipping presses for protest to Berlin. A second note says the Zaanstroom was also seized. some passengers were released at Zeebrugge, with officers and Belgian travelers remaining. An aeroplane attack on the Wenbergen near Malden caused two bombs to be dropped at the vessel’s wake, neither hitting.
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Brooks County to Host National Agricultural Demonstration
Reports from Atlanta meetings indicate Brooks county may become a national demonstration ground for agricultural development. An April Atlanta meeting will finalize plans. Officials will spend two months evaluating costs of production for all Brooks farm products. Government and state colleges expand experiments in Brooks with plans for broader future use nationwide.
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French Prince Killed on Battlefield In War Report
A French aristocrat, Prince Finest born 1886, a lieutenant in the Thirty second regiment of French artillery, was killed on the field of battle. He was the tenth member of France’s aristocracy to die recently under the French colors.
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Russians drive, Germans retreat on eastern front
London reports crown prince Rupprecht severely wounded. Russian forces press on from Ostrolenka to Myszyniec and Memel, while Austrians and Germans claim limited gains in Champagne and the Vosges. Russian activity on the Niemen and Przemysl defense dominate front news with heavy artillery and prisoner counts.
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Paris Bomb Raids By Zeppelins Cause Limited Damage
Faris experienced scattered bombs amid Zeppelin raids with limited damage. A house on Place Courceltes at Levalois-Perret suffered a wreck but residents mostly escaped unharmed. two youths in a cellar were only bruised. Bombs fell on Rue des Dames and Rue du Long. firemen reported danger passed by 4 39. Zeppelins were seen high above, with Paris and nearby towns totaling about fifty bombs including incendiaries.
British Ship Cairntorr Sunk by German Torpedo
London March 21 The British steamer Cairntorr torpedoed off Beachy Head in the English Channel and sank. Her crew escaped and efforts to tow her failed. Cairntorr, 3293 tons, built Sunderland 1904, owned by Cairn Line, Newcastle to Genoa with coal.
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New Chief of Staff for the British Army Named
Major General Sir William H Robertson is appointed chief of the general staff to succeed Major General Sir A J Murray. Murray, chief since 1914, is praised for untiring service during the war. Robertson, former commander of the first infantry division and director of military training, was born in 1849.
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Policy of Seclusion Dropped by Wilson
Washington March 21 President Wilson will suspend his seclusion policy temporarily after congress adjourns to give himself more attention to international problems. He will still see only official callers but will attend a Baltimore conference session of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Thursday night and participate with former President Taft in laying the cornerstone of the Red Cross building Saturday. He may also attend a Fort Myer exhibition drill during the week.
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War Toll Mounts in British Officer Casualty List
The War Office release dated March 17 lists twenty five officers killed in action or from wounds and thirty two wounded or missing. Week totals from March 30 to 17 show 265 killed and 427 wounded across British forces.
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More Batting at Dardanelles Renewed Allied Plan
Paris reports Friday's Allied council aboard the French flagship Suffern agreed to renew the general Dardanelles assault. The Gaulois sits damaged but afloat near Mavrais island while Charlemagne stands by. Casualties from the Bouvet sinking and fortress fire are noted as the fleet presses the operation amid stormy weather and uncertain gains.
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Patricia's Regiment Loses Colonel Farquhar at Front
Ottawa reports Colonel Francis Douglas Farquhar commander of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and former military secretary to the Duke of Connaught was killed in action. Two officers and eight privates are listed as killed in action in today's casualty report. Gallaugher and Wilmot named among the officers. Fifty wounded and additional deaths noted in the broader list.
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Fire in Clan Mackellar cargo sparks Genoa blaze
A fire broke out in the hold of the British steamer Clan Mackellar carrying 11,000 bales of cotton from New Orleans to Genoa. Firemen could not extinguish the blaze, delaying the ship after it left New Orleans January 1 and arriving Genoa February 26.
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Germans Driven Crazy By British Artillery Fire At Neuve Chapelle
London reports 300 German infantry were driven insane by British artillery during the Neuve Chapelle clash. An unnamed German officer said casualties matched Waterloo levels as they were moved to Aix-la-Chapelle after the battle, per Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph.
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Wilson Keeps In Touch With Work Of House
President Wilson stays in constant contact with Colonel House abroad to coordinate American relief efforts. Plans to systematize relief measures are discussed, with the president offering informal support. Also promotes Groves Tasteless Chill as a general tonic and appetite builder for all ages.
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