Bloody Easter Invade England Reported by German Forces
Amsterdam dispatches claim Germany plans a combined air and sea raid on England set for Easter Sunday. Zeppelins submarines and cruisers would attack, with submarines also targeting Gibraltar. Reports describe airship and airplane concentrations at Brussels and Cologne and a new Zeppelin nearing completion.
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Amsterdam
Germany
England
Gibraltar
Straite
Cologne
Paris
Calais
Zeebrugge
Boer Leader Escapes From Prison Amid Boer Rebellion
Lieut Col Maurits Vas fled from a prison in the town of Cate in March while leading Boer rebels. Reports say he joined German forces and aligned with Generals De Wet and Hey after escape. The incident follows earlier parts of the uprising and ongoing tensions in the region.
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Cate Town
South Africa
Marits
Tia Privon
Central
Afgha
Maurits Vas
Ohasiod
Emunme
Paris News Update on Przemysl Fall
The report from Paris notes the fall of Przemysl and indicates continued coverage on page five. The brief outlines a significant military development with plans to follow further details in later pages.
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Paris
Przemysl
Flood reaches towns as dam breaks in Washington
Ellensburg reports a 25 foot flood wave from a dam breach on Lake Raches sweeping Cla Blum and Basten and threatening Hilensburg. Refugees flee toward Ellensburg as communications fail, with many feared drowned and property losses described as vast in the VakinA river basin.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Lake Raches
Cla Blum
Basten
Hilensburg
Etricken
Eilenaburg
Tao
Vakina
Boston
Ole Elum
Easton
Ellensturg
Baast
Noodle Soup Case to Jury on Monday
The case against Miss Rae Tanzer, held on $5,000 bail for using the mails to defraud, in a $60,000 breach of promise suit against James W. Osborne, will not be submitted to the federal grand jury before next Monday. U S District Attorney Marshall reports many witnesses remain, including Matthew J. Smith who swore Osborne was in conference with him in New York. The missing witness Oliver Osborne may appear soon as several women claim to know him.
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New York
Enao
Rae Tanger
James W. Osborne
Grand Jury
United States
Marshall
Houghton
Matthew J. Smith
Queens County
Osborne
Misa Tanzer
Plainfield
N. J
Oliver Osborne
Womn
Control of stockyards charged in San Francisco meeting
In San Francisco the American National Livestock association hears a report accusing large packing interests of dominating stockyards and pursuing profits from hoof and mouth disease, citing Denver stock show opposition and the role of Cat To Loan companies. The committee, led by A. E. B. de Riegla, calls for a congressional inquiry into stock buying practices.
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San Francisco
American National Livestock Association
A. E B. de Rieglea
Dienver
Denver
Rank Fraud in Elections at Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana March 26 testimony in the election conspiracy trial names Harry Montgomery as a key figure and alleges Montgomery pressured voting machine operators amid board protests. Joe Jeffers and Dave Hanna testify on improper registrations and voter manipulation including fake registrations and altered official records.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute
Harry Montgomery
Donn M. Roberts
Board of Works
Rolla Jenkins
Registration Board of A of the Third
Montgomery
Anderson
Joe Jeffers
Dave Hanna
Jefers
Vigilance and Cooperation Against Cattle Plague in West
An editorial urging vigilance and common sense to prevent foot and mouth disease in western states. It compares with European practices, stresses rapid action and veterinary help, calls for interstate cooperation, strict disinfection, burning waste, and the use of carbolic acid. Texas is cited as learning to avoid isolationist quarantine while promoting mutual protection and commerce.
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Europe
Wstern
France
Italy
Australia
Easton
West
Texas
Idaho
Carbelle
Riot of 300 Longshoremen in Tacoma Sparks Violence
Three hundred strikebreakers, strikers, and sympathizers clashed on Tacoma streets late last night. Shots fired wounded one man. two others cut. many beaten. Police used night sticks, arresting around twenty. Tensions grew from animosity toward workers who crossed the picket line.
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Tacoma
Wash
HO Ohe
President Wilson Rebukes Those Who Rock The Boat
President Wilson appeals for national unity before the Baltimore conference of the Methodist Church South urging calm citizens to act as stabilizers during perilous days He says impartiality is possible when quarrels do not involve them and warns against sowing discord across lands as dangers loom in foreign affairs.
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Wilson
Washington
Wilcom
Baltimore
Methodisl Church South
Grand Opera Star Proves A Heroine
Jane Novia Countess J. Gentenini, a grand opera star, twice risked smoke and flames at Mrs. Fred Smith’s home to rescue valuables valued at about 15, thwarting a potential disaster.
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St, Louis
March
Jane Novia
J. Gentenini
Wer
Ister
Fred Smith
Oli Pelatings
Wade Dog
Uslojyred
Submarine F-4 Irrevocably Lost Off Honolulu
Reports from Honolulu and Washington confirm the United States submarine F-4 under Lieutenant Alfred J. Ride is irrevocably lost after failing to surface following submerged operation on March 25. Divers reached 196 feet. no signal reports or crew escape. Navy officials fear a fatal hull failure or flood as the vessel rests on a steep ocean bed.
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United States
Alfred J. Ride
Reno
Nevada
Honolulu
T HL
Wich
Des
James M. Hogcatt
Maredonia
Navajo
Intrepid
Taylor
Fed
Conulog
Nono
Daniela
United, States Navy
Newport Harbor
Honolulu Harbor
Priest Slain by Brother Over Ancient Parish Treasures
Rome reports police recovered a famed ivory triptych stolen from Massa d'Albe parish church after January earthquake damage. Evidence suggests the priest was murdered by his brother during the wreckage, with relics hidden under ruins and later seized by authorities. Interceptions trace and arrests follow.
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Rome
Massa d'Albe
Iran Avenano
Tie Brother
Fire sweeps Hemseaner quarter home in PubblO incident
A March 16 report states a string of arson fires in Hemseaner’s Italian quarter. Fourteen fires have occurred with one perished structure, Tang Meratuno residence at 27 East North Avenue. Marateloy was arrested after a police search. The cause remains undetermined and four houses burned in total.
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Volo
Hemseaner
Weaechitia
Tang Meratuno
Marateloy
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