Millions for foreign nations loan plans unveiled
New York bankers and J P Morgan moved toward credits for Britain France Italy and others as a $10 million German loan closes. The plan envisions one year Treasury notes bearing 5 percent sold at a discount with proceeds on deposit to fund non contraband civilian goods. No funds to arm Germany.
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Italy
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Villa's Forces Defeated in Early Matamoros Fight
Reports from Washington and the Carranza agency say Villa forces were repulsed in the initial attacks on Matamoros trenches. Villista losses reach about 900 with many wounded fleeing to the U S side. Carranza troops report minimal casualties. Four hundred wounded Mexicans crossed the international bridge to Brownsville for care.
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Judge warns of self help after insults to family name
Denver court hears threat from Judge Linsey as he vows action if calumniators attack his wife or name. Washington reports say Funston's dispatch prompts War Department to move artillery to Brownsville due to potential danger. Chicago notes James B. Forgan sees a bright business outlook. Postmaster General Burleson denounces an attack by Ralph Peters. Japanese election returns predict a large government party majority. Madrid Finance Minister Buallel says war causes big Spanish budget shifts.
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Breach of promise case collapses over mistaken identity
Rae Tanzer declares James W. Osborne was not the man who courted her and promised marriage. She confesses she misidentified "Oliver Osborne" after weeks of relations and submits a signed, five hour confession to federal officials detailing encounters from last October to December.
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James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
Roger B. Wood
Samuel Hershenstein
United States District Attorney
Harold Spielberg
Miss Tanzer
Wood
United States District Court
Federal
Wilson Foretells Closer Bond in Argentina Naval Luncheon
President Wilson spoke aboard the Argentine battleship Moreno in Annapolis Roads at a luncheon hosted by Ambassador Romulo S Naon. He emphasized growing warmth and understanding among Western Hemisphere nations and the mutual attraction of peoples and interests.
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Great American Hemisphere
JAP Demands Cause Concern In China Japan-Kuomintang talks stall
President Yuan Shih kai and aides weigh rejecting or accepting Japanese demands amid tense negotiations. Chinese officials say Japan presses immigration in Manchuria and the Hanyehping issue. Yuan orders provincial authorities to prevent boycotts and curb press tone as talks continue.
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Yuan Shih-kai
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Morgan Robertson Dies in Atlantic City
Morgan Robertson the New York writer of sea tales and poetry was found dead in his room at the Alamac Hotel Atlantic City. A physician cited an overdose of paraldehyde taken for heart trouble as the cause.
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N. J
Morgan Robertson
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Allied fleet resumes Dardanelles operations amid heavy shelling
The Dardanelles battle continues with heavy bombardment on Gallipoli works. Mount Elias on Tenedos reports smoke and bright sunshine as British seaplanes scout while German aircraft appear. Further south, Falaba and Aguila sinks prompt British claims of insufficient escape time and advancing submarine warfare. Russian reports note Austrian withdrawal from Lupkow Pass and German retreat signals, with snow and flooded terrain hindering retreat toward Hungary.
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Statewide Jersey Items Show Widespread Local Developments
Real estate activity includes Newton B T Roney and C F Taylor starting stores and dwellings in Audubon while Cumberland Trust Company plans to buy Central Hotel for 18000 to build a bank. Grants for church and civic projects, road and rail safety, college contests, and farm and flood relief appear across New Jersey.
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Von der Goltz predicts limited impact from Dardanelles attack
A Bucharest interview with Gen. von der Goltz says the Allied Dardanelles assault failed to surprise him. He claims early optimism after the fleet’s first attempt and says he would lead Turkish troops if required. He notes ample ammunition and mobilized supplies, with room to raise about half a million more men.
Russian Fleet Attacks Forts at Bosporus
Petrograd reports the Back Sea fleet bombarded outer forts on both sides of the Bosporus. Russian ships and hydroaeroplanes claim accurate shelling and aerial reconnaissance. Hostile torpedo boats were repelled, and a large enemy vessel trying to enter the strait allegedly sank after bombardment.
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Bosporus
Memel Undercurrent of War Turmoil in East Prussia
Memel authorities in East Prussia struggle to restore order after Russian advances. Destruction extends from Memel to the border with widespread property loss. A large German force and warships in the harbor reassure residents, yet fear remains high.171 Russians slain during the German advance were laid to rest, and fleeing refugees travel eastward by wagon amid heavy rain and hardship.
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Yaz
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Tilsit
von Eichhorn
Suwalki
Memel
Germany
London
Meme
Paris Papers Hit By Censor
Paris censorship barred multiple papers and blanked columns. Gustave Herve's La Guerre Sociale leader and Deputy Roux Costadau's Le Rappel piece were suppressed while L Action Francaise presented four blank columns with only the title intact, signaling the Duc d Orleans efforts to enlist.
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Paris
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la Guerre Sociale
Roux-Costadau
le Rappel
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War News Briefs From Front and Home Fronts
Petrograd says Baltic fleet reinforced with modern units. Lloyd George to seek Cabinet ban on alcohol during war. Von Kluck slightly wounded. Thordis offered £500 for sinking a German submarine. Austrian position near Taros captured. Alpine troops mobilized in Italy. officers to join by April 16. German influence in Sofia seeks Bulgarian neutrality. Paris notes Belgian air raid on Ghistelles camp.
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Markets Report Milk Quotations Abolished
The Markets section notes that wholesale milk price quotations have been abolished making exact figures unavailable.
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