Greece Looms Involved as Zone 15 Expands War Reach
Greece faces pressure over intervention with a cabinet split after Venizelos resignation. Athens press voices support for joining the Allies and potential gains in Smyrna and Kavala as battles widen at the Dardanelles and in the Carpathians amid German influence.
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Athens
Greece
Dardanelles
Remier V Os
Zalmis
Smyrna
Turkey
Pyria
Partici the Elder
Rome
Soid
Constantine
Hloutherios Venizelos
Germany
Kavala
Salonki
Aegean Sea
Eastern front focus shifts to Vistula region near Warsaw
Reports from London indicate a major battle may be developing on the left bank of the Vistula near Warsaw with both Berlin and Petrograd hinting at possible coordinated operations. Russian sources point to Posen and Silesia as potential decisive theaters while German outlets promise further brisk actions.
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Warsaw
von Hindenburg
Rawa
Petrograd
Carpathians
Paris
Herlin
London
Marek
Petro
Berlin
Inter
Posen
Silesia
Princess Shakovsky Reports First Flight Over Front
The Princess Shakovsky, newly posted to the front as a military aviator, recounts her first flight over German lines. She completed three sorties, noting anti aircraft fire and bullets brushing the aircraft. she remained unafraid as the wings were pierced in places but no vital parts were hit.
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Petragrad
Shakovsky
Bourse Gazette
Woman Sells Big Gold Mine In Idaho District
Mrs Black from Leah Idaho district sells a large gold mine with nuggets weighing over a pound each. The deal, completed after advice from friends, proves her business versatility as she disposes of half the property to Denver buyers with satisfied payments.
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Norman P
Idaho
Patrick's Dumb Tossers Arrained In New York Cathedral Plot
Frank Abarno and Charles Carbone, both held on 225000 bail, pleaded not guilty to attempting to explode a bomb at St Patrick's Cathedral. Justice Swann set next Thursday for plea changes. The crowded courtroom included IWW leaders and defense counsel Greco Palmeri Pollock and Schiisinger.
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New York
Frank Abarno
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Charles Carbone
Justice Swann
Amadio Polignany
Industrial Workers of the World
Abarno
Carbone
Francis J. Greco
Jon Palmeri
Simon O. Pollock
Isadore
Schiisinger
French Liner La Touraine Resumes Voyage After Fire
The La Touraine has almost extinguished its fire and is sailing to Havre at fourteen knots. The ship left New York on Feb 27 with eighty four passengers and was reported on fire 1,000 miles off the French coast. A cruiser escorted the liner and relayed the latest Paris-telegraph report.
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London
Havre
Paris
la Touraine
Campaigne Generale Transatlantique
New York
Thaw 15 on Trial for Conspiracy in Matteawan Escape
In New York the 15 year old Harry K Thaw is tried before Justice Page on a conspiracy charge tied to his 1913 Matteawan escape. The session marks another life or death fight in the old criminal chamber.
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New York
March
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Page
Matteawan
Trial Testimony Draws Immense Boulder Crowd
In Boulder on March 8 a large audience gathered in the district courtroom to hear sensational testimony in the murder trial of Dr. A G Beers for the death of William Hopking. Dr. W A Jolley resumed his witness stand after the Friday adjournment, chosen out of respect for Seventh Day Adventist beliefs.
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Boulder
Colo
A. G. Beers
William Hopking
W. A. Jolley
Noted Painting Found in Saloon in Chicago
In Chicago a painting by Henry Arthur Biss, a leading American artist, was found yesterday in a saloon as authorities continued the search for other missing works. The recovered piece underscores Biss’s prominence among early Chicago painters.
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Chicago
Henry Arthur Biss
Amierson
Pressure mounts for U S to intervene in Mexico crisis
Washington reports extreme pressure to force American armed actions in Mexico. European diplomats back Huerta and fear for safety, while financial interests and irredentist plans press the issue. Wilson and Bryan insist the United States will not intervene unless a general massacre occurs.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Mexico City
General Huerta
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Bryan
Indianapolis
Orragon
Carranza
State Department
Obregon
Antafador
Diplomat Corps
Department
A. B
Powers
Firemen Douse Edison Plant Blaze in New Jersey
In Orange New Jersey March a fire broke out at Thomas Edison's laboratory complex. Firefighters saved valuable phonograph records from a concrete vault as Edison assisted outside in shirt sleeves, soaked by water, until his family arrived. The blaze threatened to engulf the Westorange and Orange area facility, narrowly avoided a repeat of last December's near catastrophe.
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Orange
N. J
March
Thomas Edison
Edigon
Kiison
Bose
Westwenge
Blac
Edison
Governor Kendrick signs or vetoes 162 bills
Governor Kendrick completed action on all 162 bills passed by the legislature. The last bill, a general appropriation, was signed after vetoes of several items. Items cut or rejected include hospital improvements at Casper, public utilities commission expenses, road-works tool funds, and payments to individuals. The total appropriations were reduced from initial figures to reflect the governor’s edits. The governor then planned a ten day private leave to Sheridan followed by tours of state institutions with the board of charities and reform.
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Kendrick
Inet
Caspér
Public Utilities Commission
W. H. Dobson
I. ©. Jefferia
Senate
Fred Schmidt
Mortimore Bros
Fremont County
N. Padden
J. J. Cros
Carbon County
Sammor
Sheridan
State Board of Charities and Reform
Kiuroball
Grieve
State Branch
Casper
Judiciary Committee
Harrington
Delaney
Beck
United States
Kelly
Piute Indians Fire On Party On Way to Bluff
Cor t ez Utah March 4 Rene gade Indians Utes and Jiuter fired on a party returning from Muff Utah which reached Cortes last night. Cordova a Cortes rancher was shot in one leg and is recovering. The Indians showed little resistance after firing, and the travelers did not return fire. Friendly Navajo aided the journey. Rumors tied to a robbery at Kuyenta trading post are unconfirmed as dispatches reach authorities. Indian Agent Jenking seeks talks with Brig Gen Sears to verify details.
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Cortez
Cola
Muff
Utah
Jose Cordova
Cortes Rancher
Stout
Cordova
Bialf
Mulbino
Navajo
Ildericis
Wetherill
Kuyenta
Mooaght
Arig
Bern
Royal Arch Masonry selects high priest delegate in grand lodge
At the regular meeting of the flood chapel Royal Arch Mason, De. N. vy 3eston was chosen to represent the chapter in the grand lodge to convene in G River Wye on Thursday March 11. In case of his inability to attend, BR Hank past Deh priest will be the delegate.
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Thermofolis
Flood Chaple
Royal Arch Masone
de. N. Vy 3Eston
Grand Lodge
BR. Hank
Pagoda Nore Council Holds Fractured Meeting
A brief record notes a Friday meeting where officers were elected for the Pagoda Nore council in Douglas Wye Marek de Phe area. W. Loita is named president with Jenne as vice president and other positions listed.
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Douglas
Wye
Marek de Phe
W. Loita
Mra J. Jenne
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Harry Thaw
ST Patricks Cathedral
Peer Miser
Ower
Osrl
Charles CaPmone
Willy
Jenking
Navajo Springs
Hrig
Hugh L.r Sears
Nigiat
Grern Hive
Nore
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