Austria and Italy On Verge of War as Seizure Reported
Geneva reports Austria views war with Italy as probable amid troop movements and fortifications in Tyrol and Trieste. Italy seizes 29 freight cars at Luino near the Swiss border intended for Krupp works in Essen. Rome comments Italy must act energetically to realize aspirations and keep measures ready.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Gironale d'Italie
Italy
Germany
Erythrea
Abyssinia
Sudan
Erythea
East Africa
Red Sea
Asia
Mrs. Mary Anna Jackson Dies in Charlotte
Mrs. Mary Anna Jackson widow of General Thomas Jonathan Stonewall Jackson died at her home in Charlotte North Carolina early today after months of illness due to pneumonia. Her granddaughter Mrs. Randolph Preston and other relatives were at the bedside. Public buildings and businesses will close tomorrow for her funeral. The body will be buried in Lexington Virginia beside Stonewall Jackson. Born near Davidson North Carolina on July 21 1831 she attended Salem Academy and College and married in July.
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Charlotte
N.C
Mary Anna Jackson
Thomas Jonathan
Stonewall
Jalson
Gene
Randolph Preston
Stonewall” Jackson
Mystery of the Denver Rescue And Ship Movements
Wireless messages traced the rescue of the Denver crew after the steamer sank in the North Sea. Captains Avery of the Denver and Smith of the Evelyn were involved, with Megantic and Manhattan among vessels racing to aid and report homeward progress. The Denver sailed from Bremerhaven March 16 with cotton, built 1901 in Wilmington, Del., 72 feet long and 4 549 gross tons.
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Denver
Megantic
White Star Line
G. KE. Metcalfe
Smith
Aviland
Manhattan
Evelyn
North Sea
New York
Bremerhaven
Wilmington
Del
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Mallory Line
Avery
St. Louis
Buildings Dynamited Along Italian Frontiers
An uncensored dispatch from the Austrian border reports military engineers dynamiting multiple buildings from Surpass to Lake Garda in Italy. Rovereto’s eastern section is abandoned and all suspected pro Italian residents are said to have been interned inland.
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Geneva
Italy
Vienna
Tyrol
Trieste
Geneva Tribune
Russia
Germany
Austan
Lugana
Krupp
Essen
the Tribune
Luino
Ivia
Paris
Tribune
Sur‘ass
Trent
Lake Guarda
Rovereto
Canadian loan announced in London at 4 1 2 percent
London reports a Canadian loan of 25 million dollars at 4 1/2 percent with issue price 99 1 2 and redemption in five and ten years. Tokio dispatch notes twelve Japanese artillery officers led by General Naksima depart to join Russian armies as observers.
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London
Tokio
Naksima
Grand Master Ballard to Visit Savannah Masons
N J Ballard Brunswick grand master of Masons in Georgia will visit Savannah lodges Monday. Solomon's Lodge No 1 will host a special meeting with Masonic degree work and talks by past masters. Colonel Robert L Colding will introduce Ballard who will speak on the profound symbolism of the Master’s Degree. Ballard, Brunswick public schools superintendent, is to be met at the station and entertained with a motorcade ride and luncheon at Bannon's lodge.
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N. H. Ballard
Masons of Georgia
Savannah
Georgia
N. J. Ballard
Brunswick
Masons
Solomon’s Lodge No. 1
Mster Mason
Robert L. Colding
Ballard
Colonel Colding
Bannon’s Lodge
Solomon's Lodge
Camden Mn May Succeed Davis
Charles L. Arnow of St Marys Camden county the Camden Minnesota area known figure is expected to succeed Charles L. Davis as state game commissioner once Davis term expires next September. An Atlanta special reports reliable authority says Arnow will be Davis successor with Nat E Harris likely to appoint him according to close associates. Arnow currently serves as Camden county game warden and is described as a warm friend of the governor elect.
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Charles L. Arnow
St. Marys
Charles L. Davis
Arnow
Atlanta
Camden County
Nat E. Harris
Destroyer Warfrington Sent to San Juan Port in Neutrality Step
Admiral Fletcher announced that the destroyer Warrington sailed from Guantanamo for San Juan Porto Rico to help keep neutrality in the port, with the Algonquin also patrolling. The Odenwald could face libel charges under a new neutrality act, with possible custody or bond pending court proceedings.
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Washington
Fletcher
Atlantic Flet
Navy Department
Warrington
Guantacamo
Cuba
San Juan
Porto Rico
Daniels
Coast Guard
Algonquin
United States District Attorney
Congress
Migratory Bird Law Declared Unconstitutional
Federal court in Kansas held the national migratory bird law unconstitutional limiting duck season. Georgia law had allowed shooting to April 20 and now may prevail, extending hunting until the 20th of next month.
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United States District Court of
Kansas
Pollock
Georgia
Baltic Sails Delayed By Rudder Injury At Dock
The White Star liner Baltic, set to sail this afternoon from Liverpool, will be delayed after a rudder injury sustained while leaving the dock. Passengers will be transferred to vessels sailing next Saturday. A separate note mentions a public figure supporting Judge Harris’ gubernatorial campaign.
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Liverpool
London
Pleasant Warm Weather Predicted For Week
The forecast promises fair and warmer conditions for the remainder of the week with higher temperatures by week’s end. March has been unusually cold with daily frosts causing damage to fruit and vegetables, but forecasters expect a climb in temperatures starting today.
Wilhelmina Cargo Case Postponed in Admiralty Court
In London on March 24 counsel for the Wilhelmina cargo owners failed to move for a hearing in the current term. Crown representatives said they were not ready for trial and the court denied the application after the seizure of the steamer’s New York to Germany food cargo.
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London
New York
Germany
Admiralty Court
German Professor Die s in Munich Faculty Leader
Dr Karl Theodor von Heigel a top member of the University of Munich faculty died last night at age 73 in Munich Germany. Hew his worldwide renown in academic circles and contributed to the universitys scholarly programs.
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Munich
London
Karl Theodor von Heigel
University of Munich
Fulton County Official Defends Corporation Tax Commission
Fulton County Tax Collector Andy Stewart says the question of whether county tax collectors and receivers should receive a percentage from taxes paid by corporations was settled long ago in Attorney General Terrell’s rulings. He notes that if the Glynn county decision stands, officials likely retain their commissions, though Fulton’s receiver does not receive such commission. The Glenn bill, drafted under Stewart’s direction, established the corporation tax and its commissions.
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Andy Stewart
Fulton County
J. M. Terrell
Glynn County
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Atlanta Constitution
Pulton County
Comptroller General
J. P. Highsmith
Brunswick
Comptroller General's Office
Terrell
Fulton
Highsmith
Stewart
W.S. Thompson
Glenn
Whitfield County
Alderman George H. Cook Expected Back Next April
Alderman George H. Cook, recently in Africa for several months on a business trip, is en route home and expected to arrive in April. He traveled from Brunswick to an African port aboard a schooner carrying lumber and now returns on the same vessel. Friends wish him a safe voyage home.
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George H. Cook
Africa
Cook
Brunswick
Indianapolis Case Ends as Franchise Sold to League
Receivership proceedings at the local Federal league baseball club were dropped after stockholders voted to sell the franchise to the league. The league agreed to assume all of the club’s indebtedness.
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Indianapolis
Federal League Baseball Club
Allied land attack planned on Dardanelles soon
London reports a likely combined land and sea assault on the Dardanelles fortifications to begin with the arrival of French and British warships. Troops landed on Gallipoli yesterday, naval bombardment resumed, and the operation aims to defeat the Turkish defenses amid broad Allied actions in Poland and the Austrian Italian front.
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London
Dardanelles
Athens
Gallipoli
Petrograd
Poland
Ossowetz
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Przemysl
Hungary
Silesia
Russia
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Carpathians
Meme
Gierman
Suez Canal
Dianarches
Egypt
Gallipalli
Gulf of Saros
Daily Express
Gix Dave Ave
Ac- Han
Mil- Heory Exnerta
Mallory Steamship Eyes Brunswick Terminals Revisit
Reports claim Mallory Steamship and Clyde lines will use the Southern Railway terminals at Mansfield street foot in Brunswick. Officials deny any proposed change despite improvements at the warehouse suggesting activity.
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Brunswick
Mallory Steamship Company
Southern Railway
Mansfield Street
Mallory and Clyde Lines
Mallory Line
Mexican textile mills ordered to 35 percent wage raise
Carranza decreed a 35 percent rise in daily wages for Mexican textile workers in mills near Mexico City. The decree, issued March 22 and to take effect April 1, comes as reports say Villa forces may have begun actions against Matamoros. A Villaista army of about 1200 was reported, with many desertions. Rail reconstruction between Vera Cruz and Mexico City continued with no clear results.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
Villa
Matamoras
Brownville
Texas
Nafarrette
Vera Cruz
Mexico Cty
No Comment On Judge Speer Letter In Georgia Case
Waycross March 24 Judge W Lambdin declined to discuss at length the letter from Judge Emory Speer regarding division of work in the southern district of Georgia. He would not publish his reply and said he would answer in a conciliatory tone in a few days. Friends doubt an agreement satisfactory to both sides will be reached.
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Waycross
W. Lambdin
Emory Speer
Georgia
Judge Speer
Judge Lambdin
Surgeon Fauntleroy to Observe War Hospitals Abroad
Secretary Daniels designated Archibald M. Fauntleroy, surgeon at the naval hospital in Washington, to tour the war hospitals of France Belgium and England for observation.
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Washington
Daniels
Archibald M. Fauntleroy
Naval Hospital
France
Belgium
England
Penetrate the Straits Requires Strong Land Support
The article argues that marine forces can only penetrate the straits if well supported on land. It notes reports of a strong detachment of French troops moving toward the Dardanelles. It describes the Gallipoli peninsula as narrow at its head and suggests holding the land would cut Turkish lines to strong positions on the peninsula.
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Dardanelles
Gallipolli
Nelles
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U. S
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Harris
Wilhelmina
Gr. H. Cook
South Africa
Mallory
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