Turks Fight On As Allies Press Dardanelles Assault
The report notes continued Turkish resistance amid Allied bombardment and Dardanelles operations. British and French battleships resume bombardment while mine sweepers clear paths and Turkish coast defenses fight back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dardanelles
Matin
Athens
Bea of Marmara
Chanak Kalessi
Gallipolii Peninsula
O Yrna
Carden
Fortifica Love
Ministry of Marine
Bulair
Gallipoli
Gulf of Saros
Bay of Morto
Straita
Fire at Dallas boarding house claims one life
C A Rameey escaped a blaze then reentered his room to save a watch and died in the fire. Fifty five residents fled in nightclothes as flames forced jumps from second story windows and down fire ladders. A 20 000 bus insurance coverage is noted and faulty wiring is blamed for the fire.
Colorado Legislative Row Centers On Stage In Warrant Talks
Denver reports the state house investigates a currency package tied to Rep Howland and a man named Carl Gibson. Testimony shifts blame to a frameup involving a woman doctor, two detectives, the Woman's Protective League, and anti Lindsey bills.
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Denver
Golo
B. Lindsey
Ane
Mlorney
Mary Elizabeth
Reilling
Whitehead
Btate Humane Society
Frank L. Rose
Slowyer
Wes Se
Iu Ster
Carl Gibson
Postal Telegraph
House of Representatives
Howland
Alao
William W. Howsland
George ©. Waterman
House
Pigtt
Howland-Waterman
Jeertrell
Colo
Ben LB
State House of
Uboat Case: Germany Sunk U S Wave Frye
Washington reports Count Bernstorff defended Germany’s action in sinking the American ship William P. Frye arguing it followed the London declaration. Captain H H Kiehne presented the Frye’s loss to the State Department as officials review a formal protest and seek redress. The case includes Treasury and Navy officials and discussions with Secretary Bryan and Counselor Lansing.
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Washington
Count Bernstorff
State Department
H. H. Kiehne
Advisory Neutrality Board
Frye
Navy Department
Records show gunner prowess kept private for war needs
Washington reports reveal US Navy in wartime withholds naval target records to prevent public advertising of shooting accuracy. Notable marks include L V Lindsey on a 14 inch and J F Meyers with B L Talley from Arkansas and Georgia crews, while historical claims of earlier high rates are noted as outdated.
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Washington
Sammy
United States Navy
United States
William Ruf
Texas
Georgia
Sammy “Chen
Ruf
Wade
San Diego
Coronado Belands
L. V. Lindsey
Lindsey
J. F. Meyers
Seaman
Arkansas
B. L. Talley
Cowvals
Ganny
Cow
Thaw Acquitted in Conspiracy Case in New York
Harry K. Thaw was acquitted of conspiring to escape Matteawan. Four co-defendants were also freed. Thaw’s lawyers moved to return him to New Hampshire as a free and sane man. Next Monday's court date will hear the motion.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Boston
H. K. Thaw
HH. K. Thaw
Scott on Lone Way to Moae
Washington March 13 dirig Gen Scott departed Bluff, Wuh, for Douglas meal 76 miles distance to pursue hostile Pluto Indians. He reported a 18 mile ride to Bluff in part on wheels and sleds, noting quiet conditions and plans to move with agents and Beautiful Mountain Navajos to search the hostiles on Douglas peaks 15 miles away.
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Washington
Scott
Biuff
Douglass
War Department
General Scott
Bluff
Marabal
Jenking
Creel
Douglaos
Four Die in Brooklyn Gas Tank Explosion
An explosion at the Drew-Levick Oil and Gasoline plant at Montauk and Atlantic in Brooklyn killed four boys and left more than 200 injured. Missing plant manager George F. Avery believed dead after body parts found in rubble as fire burned out. Fire crews delayed searching while flames burned, many injured hit by flying glass and hospitalized.
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New York
Drew-Levick Oil and Gasoline Company
Montauk
Atlantic Avenues
Brooklyn
George F. Avery
Taland
Avery
Count Witte of Russia dies at home in London
Count Sergei Witte Russia's first prime minister died last night in London. Born 1849 at Tiflis he helped negotiate peace with Japan in 1905 and expanded Russia's railroads and gold monetary system. He rose to high posts but retired in 1906 and was renowned for his administrative ability and statecraft.
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London
Sergius Julovich Witte
Russia
Petrograd
Reuter
Count Witte
Tiflis
Portsmouth
N. H
Japan
Altho
Aldabie
University of Odessa
Witte
Fpadieff
Porte
Vailegad
Aleaaider IM
Liverton Road
Pacific
Slayers of McManus Face Firing Squad in Mexico
Washington reports that the murderers of John B. McManus, once of Denver, faced a firing squad after repayments were demanded by the United States. Zapatista forces guard Mexico City as tensions rise with Villa and Zapata. relief efforts aim to restore food shipments and secure the release of 50 priests amid threats of wider riots.
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Washington
John BD. McManus
Denver
Colo
Mexico City
State Department
Saladdr
Zapatista
Federal District
United States
Zapatistan
Zapata
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Tralna
Villa
Theo City
McManus
Salazar
McMann
Weho
Mexico
Lost Wives in Two Fires Near Trask Farm
George Ward of near Trask Missouri is jailed for grand jury action on a murder in the first degree charge after his second wife died in a house fire. Earlier a prior wife perished in a fire that destroyed his former homes on the same property. Ward told the coroner he had gone to chase stray cattle when the first blaze began and returned to find the dwelling burning.
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Ogden
Utah
John B. McManus
Huerta
Mexico
America
Vera Crug
Edwin F. Hundley
Vera Crus
Mexico City
McManus
Handley
Vera Cruz
New York City
May
New York
West Plains
George Ward
Trask
Ward
Utah Legislature Quits Without Prohibition Bill
Salt Lake City Utah lawmakers adjourned sine die with the prohibition bill still in Governor Borys hands The senate sought to prove the bill became law by delivery but the governor refused to accept it and five days remain for action unless the session ends.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Manua
Bory
Senate
Fatia
Seeawilloer
Bradley
Wotton
Wootton
Meyerome
Wootten
Enty
Local Hotel Guest Committee Arrives for Bee Exhibit
Mr. Harry Hytide of the Plains hotel Cheyenne leads a party including Din and Banh of Seattle to inspect the Big Mora base in what appears to be a tourism trade event. The group arrives in Wye on March 16 with interest in the upcoming exhibit and local bee research.
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Auguste Consell
Wis
Bordeaux
Barlin
War Office
Durcan
Rosslare
Ireland
Great Western
Berlin
Sayville
Constantinople
Dallas
Tex
C. A. Rameey
Colorado
Legislative Row
Ulaim
U. S
Harry Thaw
Moae
Mpmanus
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilson
Brownsville
Johnson
Matamoros
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