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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
3
Returns from Thursday's elections in Japan indicate the government party favoring stronger military power will secure a large majority in the new house. With 231 seats decided of 38 total, five remain undecided. the dashi kai or constitutionalist government bloc has won 130 seats, with others supporting the government.
The Chusei Kai party independents and Count Okuma supporters push total government strength to 224. The previous Diet was dismissed on December 25 after approving the desired surplus and defeating an army increase.
Jean Marie Leon Dizien bishop of Amiens died today in Amiens France. He had been active in urging peace during the church state separation era and traveled to Rome to plead the cause.
Rome reports overwhelming support from more than 6,000 clubs and associations urging Italy to gain Trent Trieste and Dalmatia by arms. Garibaldi and Trieste deputies attend as Alpine troops are mobilized for forty five days, with heavy artillery and engineer reserves called up for sixty days from April 16. Germany acts to ease Italy’s tensions while Italy readies vast military forces and contemplates future European war turns.
Washington March reports say the German raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich must depart Newport News or face internment as neutrality rules rise. Officials hint the warship may attempt to sail while the Alabama moves to Hampton Roads on neutrality duty to deter violations. Navy and Treasury officials liaise with customs as the Eitel Friedrich remains at the new dock with smoke seen.
A witty exchange questions the value of statistics. The speaker, Junge, mocks the idea that numbers matter while someone else argues counting elephants at a circus parade is meaningful. The brief reflects a humorous debate on measurement and interest.
Allentown Pa March 28 Three men killed Friday night on the Thead ing railway near Coopersburg Pa in whose possession were found documents leading to the belief they were spied on their way to the Bethlehem Steel Works were identified today by Albert Anderson a representative of the Marine Stewards and Cooks union as Ernest W Henng Joseph J Winter and Alfred Gustave Peters members of the union Anderson said he believed the men were on their way to the Great Lakes to seek employment Among Peters effects were documents signed by the German consuls at Savannah Ga last November and at New Orleans last December The authorities apparently have accepted Andersons theory that the men were seeking employment and were not spies as was at first reported.
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