Battle Across Long Front Report From Central War Office
Official communique reports desperate fighting on the Skwa Orzyc and Orzyc fronts with heavy German counter attacks. Allied troops gain trenches and heights, take 300 prisoners, eight machine guns, two trench mortars after hand to hand actions near Vakh Karask and Jednoroziec. No major change on the Vistula bank, Germans evacuate Domaneyitze farm, Carpathian advance continues with several fortified heights taken and over 4,000 prisoners. Western Carpathians see violent fighting toward Uz sok Pass and Hukowlna with renewed attacks by strong Russian forces. Continuous high tension across a long front.
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Gene
Narew
Skwa-Orzyc
Orzyc
Vakh-Karask
Jednoroziec
Uest
Vistula
Pilsen
Thia
Carpathians
Bartfeld
Uzsok
Koziouwice
Vienna
London
War Office
Western
Uxsok Pass
Pruth
Dniester
Hukowlna
Paris
Armas
Notre Dame de Lorette Durins
Champagne
Beausejour
artmanna-Wellerkopf
Berlin
Carpathian Mountains
Ragus
Lokal Anteleer
Przemyal
Buz and
le Pretre
Font-A~mousson
Badonvillers
Reich Ackerkopt
Hartmanns-Weilerkopt
Risviang
Memel
East Prussia
Polangen
Langssargen
Tauroggen
Mariampool
Ostroienka
Plock
Przemysl
Ossowetz
Petrograd
Reuter
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German and Allied War Fronts Report Heavy Actions
Paris reports a French repulse and German attacks near Notre Dame de Lorette Beausejour with defeats. Belgian and German trenches see progress. Berlin notes a major Carpathian battle in full swing while Przemysl garrison praised. Ossowetz fortress reports indicate German artillery pullback and Russian gains at Rapitza front 留.
Blood Dripping Bayonets in Sabot Woods Capture
An eye witness report from Paris on March 4 describes the French capture of Sabot woods between Souain and Perthes. The account recalls heavy casualties, depleted trenches, and a final dawn assault where bayonets and bombs secured the position after months of siege.
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Sabot Woods
Paris
Souain
Perthes
France
Peres
Protest to Germany by the United States
The United States will formally protest to Germany over a recent bomb attack attributed to a German aircraft on the Belgian relief commission steamship Elfland near the Dutch coast. The Elfland, carrying aid for Belgium, flew the relief commission flag and was struck by five bombs, with one fragment near the vessel.
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United States
Belgian Relief Commission
Elfland
van Dyke
State Department
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Netherlands
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LAND FORGE TO AID ALLIED WARSHIPS
Allied troops landed on the Gallipoli peninsula from Saros Gulf as French and British warships accelerate a general assault on the Dardanelles. The last major effort on March 18 cost three battleships, with experts noting land support is essential to penetrating the straits.
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Gallipoli Peninsula
London
Gallipoli
Gulf of Saros
Athens
Daily Express
Dardanelles
Parixy
Havas
Paris
Constantinople
Perus
British air raid targets German submarines near Antwerp
London reports Admiralty statement describing a successful morning air attack by five Dunkirk squadron machines on German submarines at Hoboken near Antwerp. Two pilots returned due to weather, two others dropped four bombs each, believed to cause fire and damage on works and submarines. one pilot landed in Holland after engine trouble and will be interned.
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Reuters Telegram Company
No Rents From Houses Leased for Saloon Use
Jackson Tenn March 24 court of civil appeals held a landlord cannot collect rent for a house leased for saloon purposes. Complainants a Memphis bank sued for rent and to void the unexpired lease. The defense that selling intoxicants is unlawful in Tennessee defeats enforcement of such lease. The decision emphasizes legality of saloon restrictions and lease voidance.
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Jackson, Tenn
Court of Civil Appeals
Itay
Memphis Bank
Tennessee
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Bill
Southern Fexpresa Company
Picture bride system endorsed by statute notes
Japanese educators, businessmen, editors and ministers sponsor a movement to regulate marriages under a statute. They advocate that only Hawaiian born Japanese girls be taken as brides, shaping the approach of arranged unions through legal channels.
Grandmother's Sons Amma and Good Candies Market Ad
Cleaning and cooking goods listed with prices and promos. Items include 7c soaps 23c powders 3 pigs and 25c lettuce and grapefruit offers. Mentions Wesson oil milk biscuits wafers coffee and a meat exhibit invitation from Frank & Son Co. Includes free demonstration daily and a grand promotional display in Atlanta.
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Watees
Wis
Atlanta
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