Verdun to Dardanelles War Drive Reported in March Stalemate
March 11 dispatches describe ongoing fighting across the Great War fronts. French troops press in Champagne to ease the Russian advance into Poland and aid Warsaw defense while gains near Beaujour are reported. Allied fleet bombardments at the Dardanelles continue with limited detail on results. British forces seize Neuve Chapelle as heavy fighting persists on the Western Front.
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Poland
Warsaw
War Office
London
Perthes
Mazarian
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Champagns
Beaujour
Paris
Dardanelles
Geneva
Constantinople
Brindisi
Adrianople
Neuve Chappelle
la Bassee
Wyoming to Consider New Women’s Dormitory Plans
University of Wyoming will seek plans from architect William Dubois of Cheyenne for a new women's dormitory. The project, tied to an expected higher building appropriation, would begin with an initial $40,000 expenditure and be sited near the present dormitory facing west with zone south. The plan awaits board of trustees review at the annual meeting.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming Today
Willam Dubois
Cheyenne
Thirecoth Wyoming
Dutvole
Westward shift in cattle and hog markets signals price changes
The piece notes cattle producers moving west as stock prices falter amid disease fears. It predicts restocking after contagion fears ease, with beef demand rising and hog producers benefiting from tighter supply. Sheep and pork sectors face shifts as western markets gain prominence.
Sinking of an American Ship Triggers Wilson Talk With Kaiser
An article reports Captain Thierrichsen of the German cruiser Prinz Eugen informing Collector Hamilton that he will not abandon voyage, unless US grants more repair time. It notes the British steamer Charcas, owned by W R Grace & Co, sunk in the south Pacific and en route to New York for registry. The White House released a statement on the American sinking incident.
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Wilson
Kaiser
Newport Nwwg
Thierrichsen
Pring Bitel Friedrich
Hamiltion
United States
Washington
South Pacific
W. R. Grace & Co
New York
White House
Mystery deepens in Mayo marriage tangled lives
New Haven radiator magnate Virginus J. Mayo faces a web of alleged marriages as relatives challenge his spouses claims. Frank H. Cook and the Scranton Mrs Mayo dispute the body said to be his daughter, with exhumation sought after, amid threats of divorce and legal action across three states.
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New York
Virginus J. Mayo
New Haven
Mayo
Dudley
Brooklyn
Florence Weeks Mayo
Scranton
Binghamton
Frank H. Cook
Lil Hart May Cook
Cook
Lois Waterbury
Mountain Hants Trapped and Killed on Laramie River
Deputy Jos L Gray of the state fish and game commission reports trapping and killing a large mountain lion along the Laramie river after a pursuit by ranchers. Hounds tracked the animal, its claws struck a dog, and the man managed to escape briefly before the hunt ended.
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Aofort Colling
Jos
L. Gray
Fish and Game
Hon Howng
Laramie
Hons
St L
Bures
Itp
Hon
Ships Sunk by Cruiser Eitel Friederick List
The German auxiliary cruiser Eitel Friederick sank several ships including the British sailing ship Ivercoe and Mary Ida Short, the French steamship Floride, and the British steamship Willerby. Also reported were the Russian sailing ship Isabel Hrowne and American sailing ship William P. Frye, with cargoes of wheat from Seattle declared contraband. Additional vessels include French sailing ships Pierre Loti and Jacobson, with various owners and masters cited.
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Newport News
Pring Eitel Friederick
Ivercoe
W. J. King
Iverine
Aberdeen
Scotland
Mary Ida Short
A. E. Dobbing
James Westoll
Sunderland
England
Floride
Monesion
Companie Generale Trans-Atlantique
Sunt
Willerby
J. Wedgewood
Ropner & Co
West Hartlepool
Isabel Hrowne
Axmar Erikenson
Tronber
Finland
William
Jacobson
V. LeRoux
Society
Les Vollers
Dunkerquois
France
Mrs J Dudley Linked to Missing Brocklin Girl Case
The case centers on Mrs J Dudley her two children Lois and Virginian and Virginius Mayo the Connecticut factory owner. Police tie Miss Lilniem May Cook to the Dudley household after her disappearance from New Haven and her body is found at Wit Rock with a self inflicted gunshot and poison.
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Lois Waterbury
Lois
Seed
Virginius Mayo
Connecticut
Lilniem May Cook
Brockin
New Hayes
Dudley
Brooklyn
Lenogr
Miss Cook
Mayo Factory
New Haven
Mise Cook
Wit Rock
Nelson Improves as Kansas City Editor Recovers
Editor Nelson of the Kansas City Star remains in Lip home after illness. He spent a difficult night but reappeared today in good spirits though cautious about predicting a full recovery.
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Kansas City
W. Ko Neon
The
Kansas City Star
Nelson
Hite
Bill Aims at Expanding Public Spending Powers
A bill introduced by Sommler Joo Ww in Springfield on March 1 seeks to raise funding from $4 to $25 for safety and public welfare projects in any public place. The measure widens authority to allocate money during disasters to aid individuals in danger and improves emergency response.
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Springfield
Sommler Joo
Relief of Mexico 9 Planned by U S
Washington reports renewed Mexican crisis focus on feeding Mexico City as diplomats and consuls coordinate aid. Villa warns foreign intervention would be met by united Mexican resistance while Carranza signals protection duties for foreigners. Red Cross rushes diphtheria antitoxin to Chihuahua amid epidemic. Spanish ambassador cites four Spaniards killed in Mexico City and looting reports.
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United States
Mexico City
Silliman
Vera Crus
Duval
Ware
State Department
United Tw
Carranza and
Villa
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Carranza
Torreon
San Antonio
Chihuahua
St. Louisa
American Ke Red Cross Society
Drea
J. WW. Braden
Herbert Stevenson
Red Cross
Ojinaga
Senor Riano
Miner dies after wagon runaway in Kemmerer
Peter Rocco dies at Miners hospital Kemmerer from fractured skull after being thrown from a wagon during a runaway. The incident followed his refusal to walk from Froutier to Diamondville and his ride with Martin Corello who was driving between the towns. The team bolted shortly after Rocco climbed aboard, causing fatal injuries.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Peter Rocco
Miners’ Hospital
Modeo
Froutier
Diamondville
Martin Corello
Corello
First Death Under New Law In Wyoming Coal Mine
At Frontiers No. 3 mine in Kemmerer Wyoming a Japanese coal miner Inoyi Kanoya died last week. The death may trigger the first case under the new workers compensation act. The state could pay $50 toward funeral expenses and, if married, a $1000 widow’s benefit. Kanoya had been warned by an inspector ten minutes before the accident. The act’s culpable negligence clause was removed, limiting state liability for workers’ own carelessness.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Inoyi Kanoya
Frontiers
Kanoya
Dope User in Laramie Fights Drug Habit
In Laramie a 19 year old woman addicted to morphine is fighting to recover. Police report she asked for a doctor, and officers found her relatives and belongings as investigations continue. She had previously been an inmate at a local home and received treatment before relapsing.
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Laramie
Wyo
Marest
Thomas Cueh
Bay Latiuenee
Tguur
Fus Droge
Abe
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