Americans in 4 savage raids break Foel lines
American forces in France conducted their first entirely American raid near Toul breaking German trenches and demolishing dugouts with a 5:59 a m artillery start. Three raids on the Lorraine front followed with American engineers and French troops aiding.
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Strike Closes Cotton Mills In Fall River
Most large cotton mills in Fall River Mass. halted operations as workers of the firemen union struck to press for an eight hour day. A conference between mill officials and union leaders failed to reach an agreement and a telegram from Secretary Wilson urged a return to work pending talks.
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Indiana Textbooks Land Kaiser Senators Hear of Propaganda
Washington March 11 Witnesses before a senate committee testified about a German American alliance that aided German war relief and funds reaching Dr Bernard Dernberg. Indianapolis men Halser Lauden and Joseph Keller and Chicago’s Percy Andres testified, while Keller denied any textbook praising the Kaiser.
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Senate
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Joseph Keller
Indianapolis
Ind
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Chicago
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Utah
Germany
King
Keller
McGovern withdraws in Lenroot bid amid La Follette clash
Former Governor Pranels K. E. McGovern withdraws from the Republican U S Senate race to back Lenroot and to oppose La Follette backed by Berger supporters. McGovern cites party integrity and urges one candidate per side to unite loyalists. In Texas the La Follette critique continues as Burnquist condemns the Non Partisan League.
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Wisconsin
Texas
Navy Seeks 1.31 Billion Dollar Appropriation for Navy
House naval committee began debate on the annual appropriation bill. The measure requests about 1.31 billion dollars for the next fiscal year with immediate availability to meet emergencies. It provides an enlisted force rise to 370 000 and a marine corps level of 64 000 officers and men.
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Oo- Vy Department
Navy
Fifty Aboard Fishing Steamer Believed Lost
New York March 11. The fishing steamer N. J. R. III with fifty aboard is believed to have foundered in a heavy gale. It left Sheepshead Bay Sunday morning for fishing banks off Long Beach and was due back Sunday evening. Patrol boats and naval vessels are searching for the steamer.
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N. J. R. III
Sheepshead Bay
Long Beach
All Canada to Go Dry by 1919
Canada plans universal prohibition by 1919 except Quebec and Ontario. The move targets all sale and manufacture of intoxicants across the dominion, with provinces other than Quebec and Ontario to enact outlet prohibitions. Authorities expect liquor control measures to vanish black markets and align with nationwide temperance goals.
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Associated Press
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Dominion
250000 Boys to Work on Farms Plan Announced
Washington March 11 plans for a drive to enroll 250000 boys for farm work this summer were announced by the department of labor. The campaign will be conducted by the public service reserve similar to the shipbuilders enrollment.
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Washington
Department Labor
Public Service Reserve
Germans Feel War Burden Shifts German Household Costs
Washington reports outline the heavy impact of wartime costs on German civilians. The average family income of 100 to 200 marks falls short, with living expenses rising sharply and food, fuel, and clothing costs listed alongside small expenditures for amusements and services.
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Washington
Germany
Department of Labor
United States
Pershing Cables 90 Casualties
War department released two casualty lists showing 31 killed in action and 9 other names among the 90 marked in the reports. Lieutenant John H. David is named among officers, with several men listed as killed in action and wounded in Poland and nearby areas.
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Polion
Ralph M. Davenport
Mearkow
Alyn
Pearce
Unites
Baker in Paris for military inspection of American forces
Secretary Baker arrived in Paris for a military focused tour with General Pershing and officials. He will inspect construction behind the lines and visit American headquarters, carrying a message of strong national support to U.S. troops in France.
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Newton T. Baker
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Tasker H. Elles
Clemencea
Ambassador Sharp
Washington
France
Associated Press
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William M. Hlack
M. L. Bratt
Ralph Hayes
Bank of the United States Faces Comptroller Call
The Comptroller of the Currency today issued a call for the condition of the Bank of the United States as of the close of business on March 1. The action signals a formal review of the bank's financial status and operations.
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Russian Red Guard Invades Persia Report
Washington reports the Red Guard detachment invades Persia with alleged advances on Tehran. Stockholm dispatch notes German and Finnish concerns about Soviet actions. State Department doubts about diplomats' detention in Volozdia. last Francis message dated March.
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Dolohevik
Holoheviki
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Volozdia
Mareli
Government bill in Diet seeks mobilization of war industry
The government introduced a bill authorizing mobilization and requisition of all war supply factories. It would place army and ammunition plants, warship and aircraft construction, fuel stores, clothing, fodder, and hospital supply under central control. Labor conscription to staff these factories is provided.
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Mare
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Pilgrimage to See Eclipse Planned by State Leaders
Arrangements underway at Mount Wilson Observatory to dismantle snow and transport equipment for a total solar eclipse viewing from a southwestern location. If weather fails, astronomers warn the effort could be wasted. the expedition led by George Bakery Hall will include notable figures nationwide to observe the event.
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Angeles
Mount Wilson
Wyoming
90 000 Men To Be Drawn For Army Service
A government message from Provost Marshal General orders a large draft of 90 000 men into active service to support farm labor needs and wartime production. The plan delays some individuals by quota and defers others, focusing on those essential to agriculture and national defense. The Wyoming quota and full telegram follow forthcoming announcements.
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American Poet Slain in Air Raid
The poet Meret Ford died last week in her home during an air raid. Formerly a resident of the United States, she was known for works including Home Fires Burning and was among the era’s most popular authors.
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Lonon Meret
Lonia
Onilbert Ford
Alan
Toe House
Dee Pord
Message on Eye of Soviets Big Session
President Wilson sends a message to the Moscow congress of the Soviets pledging to aid freedom and sovereignty for nations under German power. He expresses sympathy for the Russian people and states the United States will use every opportunity to support Russia in regaining independence and Europe's balance. The note marks a shift in stance toward Bolshevik leadership and peace prospects with Germany.
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Etate Department
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Mines Shut as Prices Are Cut
Collapse in production followed by price cuts triggers shutdowns across mines. Officials defend closures and export reassignment to adjust operations for coming months. Coal output and shipments face reductions as reports from Colorado and other areas indicate continued drop in demand and pricing.
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