Allies Pound Turks as Russians Drive Back
Dispatches describe allied operations at the Dardanelles with 1,000 German gunners reported and celebrations in Constantinople for sinking three allied battleships. Italian government prepares for war with the Allies as reservists may be mobilized. Bulgarian stance shifts toward the Allies with Italian and Romanian cooperation eyed. Brindisi notes continued Balkan developments.
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Hare
Dardanelles Forte
Constantinople
Altho
Parks
Gallipoli Peninsula
Daily Chronicle
Tenedos
Allied warships reinforce Dardanelles assault effort
London reports a new Allied push for the Dardanelles with three British, four French, and one Russian cruiser joining the fleet. Read Admiral De Robeck presided over a two hour conference as more vessels and transports arrive off Asia Minor. Western fleets plan long range bombardment of Fort Erenkul.
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Dardanelles
Athens
Canaij
de Robeck
Asia Minor
Wnld
Fort Erenkeul
Wall
Paris
Dardanus
Kild Bahr
al- Ned
Havas
Erenkeul
Mytilene
Gulf of Smyrna
Rescue Effort Underway to Raise F-4 Submarine
Honolulu March 27 rescue crews race to save 21 sailors aboard the F-4 after the sub was found 320 feet down just outside Honolulu harbor. Divers work to locate bow and stern as the dredger runs new lines and the vessel is hauled toward shallower water for possible recovery.
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Aneppen
Aoe
Navy
Honolulu Harbor
Duffy
California
Pearl Harbor Wavd
Navajo
Alert
Many Heirs in Contest in Utah Estate Case
Thirty two heirs of the David Eccles estate in Ogden Utah totaling six and a half million dollars respond to Albert Geddes Eccles claim. They state the elder David Eccles never acknowledged the Salt Lake boy as his son and deny any right to the Eccles name or inheritance, while the boy seeks a thirty third interest and has recently pursued district court action to prove paternity.
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Ogden
Utah
David Eccles
D. C
Submarine F-4 crew deaths feared as hours pass
Washington reports every hour without word from Honolulu lowers hope that any crew member of the sunken submarine F-4 remains alive. Naval authorities fear survival would be miraculous after the ordeal.
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Washington
Honolulu
Murder charge in Stella May Madded case filed
A special grand jury day in Ohio charged Mrs. Adelaide Bentz, 39, with the murder of Stella May Madded, aged two months. The report notes the indictment followed a lengthy investigation and lists the dates and procedural steps leading to the charge.
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Brellefont
Ohio
Nigit
Adelaide Bentz
Stella May Madded
Thousands Slain In Russia's Carpathian Push
London reports from Vienna of a grim battle as Russian forces press into the Carpathians and gain near Budapest. Austrian losses mount with 8000 killed or missing reported at Lupkow while Austro-German withdrawals hint at a broader campaign to defend Hungary.
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Rusia
Hungary
Nicholas
Menger
Vienna
Austria
Przemysl
Papacy
Francis Joseph
Ujok
Lupkow
Biala
Premysl
Cracow
Pruth
Galicia
Bukowina
Petrograd
Carpathians
Beskid
Styyri
Budapest
Lupkow Pass
Largest submarine to join US Navy in two years say designers
Projections claim the Schley will be the world s largest and most formidable submarine built for the Atlantic fleet. It will be engineered to sail 7 000 mile rounds with 30 crew, diving quickly and using a large deck of torpedo tubes and heavy guns. The Gailey will follow as a rival design from Connecticut shipyards built for European service.
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Uncle Sam
Kiel
Schley
Boro
Santiago
Schley Wi
Wartace
Europe
Kitchener Defies Image Rule with Rare Smile Photo
The British war lord Lord Kitchener, famed for sternness, is shown smiling in a rare off duty moment. Photographers say he seldom stops for pictures unlike the Kaiser who poses frequently, making this one of the warlord’s best recent portraits.
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Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
Ture
Kaiser
Germany
Kitelengr
Henry Starr Captured After Oklahoma Robberies
Oklahoma City dispatch reports bandit Henry Starr, famed Colorado bank robber, captured after a daylight ambush near Stroud. A 19 year old Paul Curry reportedly killed a guard and fired on Starr’s gang, aiding Starr’s arrest as a mob closed in. Starr faced a large posse and was taken to Stroud, with authorities recounting prior crimes and recent reforms promised by Governor Ammons.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry Starr
Colorado
Paul Curry
Williams
Okahoma
Fametta
Fotlowere
Nal
Texas Stroud
Stroud
Starr
JaHhat Stroud
Io First National
Texas Stroud Bank
Curry
Giant
Hia Horse
Colorado Banke
Hia
Holly
Ammons
Verdict finds Baxmyer killed on Burlington train
Chicago March 2 The coroner’s inquest returned a verdict that Christian P Y Baxmyer warden was killed on a Burlington and Quincy railroad train entering Chicago March 1 The body was mutilated and recovered after the train stopped in Aurora Illinois Relatives and crew testified and the inquest was opened March 2 with promises to pursue the truth remains of the victim and items found on the body were identified by the crew.
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Chicago
Christian PY. Baxmiyer
Corener'a
Portland
Ore
Baxmyer
Burlington & Quincy
Mareh
Tralin
Aurora
Toatiliony
Trian
Promr
Baswyer
Bambee
Vdleh
U S Aid to Missionaries Front America
Washington reports the United States cannot protect American missionaries in Persia amid outrages and murders. The State Department says only Morgenthau in Constantinople and consuls in Asiatic Turkey can work forneeded protection as officials acknowledge limited options and possible actions.
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Bosporus
United States
Persia
State Department
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Coumantinople
Asiatic
Turkey
Asia
Urvan
Ciffwinis
American Board of Foreign Missions
Tur
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