Allied Fleet Presses Dar Danelles Assault Amid Broad Aegean War
Dispatches from London and Petrograd describe heavy bombardment of Dardanelles forts by British and French ships. The British fleet, including Queen Elizabeth and Agamemnon, assaults fortifications while aeroplanes drop bombs on Turkish guns as land batteries reply. Russians push German forces along the Pilica line in Poland as Bulgaria faces a political crisis in Athens and Paris.
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London
Smyrna
Beirse'sleet
Alleria
Turkih
Dardanelles
Lord Nelson
Agamemnon
Straits
Queen Elizabeth
Gallipoli
Daval
Gustatt
Narrows
Constantinople
Petrograd
Marelia
Pilica
Poland
Warsa
Tomanof
Rawka
Paris
Greece
Bulgaria
Paria
Radoslavogy
Ferdinand
Ghenadieff
Turkey
Adrianople
Radoslavoff
Germany
Austria
Venizelos
Athens
Thrace
Radoslaveff
Sackville
H. Carden
Ocean
H 1
Tabdit
Hamidier 3
Fort U
Fort V
Whaits
Vengeance
Albion
Majestic
Prince George
Suffren
Souain Dere
Mount Dardanus
Port Rumill Medjidich
Tabia
Gaulois
Charlemagne
Bonvert
Suicidal Banker Left Life Insurance Plan in Death
John W. Held former general manager of a British oil company jumped to his death from a Los Angeles hotel roof after financial ruin from war and European conflict. He had arranged a $10 000 life insurance for his wife and left letters to friends and associates. The pastor urged him to reconsider and discuss options.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Held
Meine
Reid
Reid Sene Ooffin
Unfaithful Wife Declares Lover Deserved His Fate
In gE bert March 9 report a wife with five children says her lover deserved his fate. The husband, 66, and a second man were injured after a dispute at a home where the wife admitted seven years of infidelity and said she guessed shocker had it coming.
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gEbert
Roos
Faney House
Mayton Potton
Aso la Vicasserte
Marge T
Ocowlty Hospital
Otty Til
Chlef Leyden
Fire on French Liner La Touraine Off Havre Enquiry Ordered
Fire aboard the French liner La Touraine near Havre endangers 284 aboard as Captain Caussin orders an avoided panic and directs firefighting. A crew and passengers ashore praise the American nurses and doctors. Fire started in a forehold ventilator. rescue ships including the Rotterdam respond.
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Havre
Caussin
la Touraine
New York
Canussin
Public health viewed as purchasable by Dr Carrick
Dr Manton M Carrick told the Madison Square Garden audience that public health is a purchasable commodity like milk and sugar. He warned preventable disease and injury kill many daily and annually, citing 600000 deaths from preventable diseases and 1500000 needlessly. He urged united medical action and public education to lead a social remedy with public support.
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New York
Manton M. Carrick
Speakers’ Bureau of the American Medical Assecution
Associated Clauba of Domuos Ue Bscience
Madison Squire Garden
United States
Dr. Carrick
American Medical Association
Triton
Underwood advocates government ownership of railroads
New York March 9 Oscar W Underwood former majority leader and Alabama senator elect argued in a Sphinx club speech that if regulation fails the people will accept government ownership. He urged supportive regulation of railroads to secure capital and maintain transit facilities while balancing the interests of railroads, shippers, and national commerce. He warned against dangerous regulation and called for wise policies to ensure present and future railroad needs.
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New York
Sphinx Club
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Secretary Lane Praises Sixty Third Congress for Western Legislation
Secretary of the Interior Franklin Lane lauds the Sixty Third Congress for passing and considering extensive western development laws. He highlights Alaska railway and coal lands, reclamation funding, desert land acts, and rural education support as core achievements shaping western growth and public administration.
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Franklin Lane
Interior
Interior Department
For Reclamation
Bureau of ‘Education
Ians
Interiors Department
Lane
North Dakota Coal Tax Law Rejected by Supreme Court
The North Dakota coal tax measure was struck down as unconstitutional by federal authorities. Officials ruled that a state cannot control a commodity like coal for rail transport, asserting state authority over railroads is limited. The decision affects how coal shipments and railroad charges are regulated.
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Washington
North Dakota
Pacific
Mta & Sault Ste. Mers
Warships Sent to Vera Cruz as Mexican Crisis Deepens
U S warships including the Washington and Georgia head to Vera Cruz to press President Wilson's demand for changes in Mexico City. Carranza denies Obregon blocked food or shipments. Secretary Daniels orders dispatch with Admiral Caperton to command. crews prepare for possible protective measures for foreigners in the capital.
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Washington
United States
Vera Crux
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico City
Edward L. Beach
Georgia
Robert R. Coontz
Guantanamo
Silliman
Vera Cruz
Obregon
Villa
Zapata
Daniels
Flojwoher
Vera Crus
Pletcher
Navy Department
Admiral Caperton
Caperton
Overt
NK Coonts
Haltian
Cruiver Caudiron
Fletcher
Ceperion
Gue
Carrice
Mander Edward J
Thia
Coorgia
Aines
Eriala
Delaware
New York
Tacoma
Carranya
Bryan
Hoe
Caranza
Moon
Hour Mill Promised for Riverton Wyoming
A letter to The Leader reports a new large flour mill planned for Riverton to grind the 1916 wheat crop. Mr. T. EB Goodman of O Neill Nebraska will build the mill and secure top quality wheat, with local farmers to source seed stock and ensure uniform grain for milling.
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Wyoming
T. EB. Goodman
O'Neill
Neb
Riverton
Great Galeway
Wyoming Central Company
Lee Aiee
Thaker Company
Riyet
Rivelley
W. Paisiway
Ourble
Gerdens
Cretrat
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M. Gounarts
Petras
Constantine
M. Baltadjis
Theotokis
M. Gomeria
THE
Great West
Senate
House
Congress
Tribunal Funde
Oklahoma
Indian Office
Svu
Mditieahaninn
Bureau of
Mings
Pitinborg
Obrexon
Wyo
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