Spring's Awakening Easter Footwear and Fabrics
SPRING'S AWAKENING EASTER is a season for new footwear and dress fabrics. Queen Quality Oxfords feature patent leather and gunmetal options with or without straps in many colors. Spring dress materials showcase rich silks Crepe-de-Chines and taffetas in Belgian and army blues, plum, greys, canary and pinks. Embroidered voices and Oriental lace trim shirtwaists, plus Palm Beach and Covert cloth suit and coat materials offer the latest styles.
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Palm Beach
ALLIES LAND ARMY AT DARDANELLES IN ASIA MINOR
London reports allied troops land on Gallipoli peninsula in Gulf of Saros as French and British warships head to join the assault. Russian warships bombard Turkish forts in Asia Minor and sink a transport. Constantinople people flee as government shifts to Asia. A London press bureau confirms a Turkish force near Suez was defeated by General Younghusband’s troops after dawn attacks.
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London
Gallipoli
Gulf of Saros
Athens
Daily Express
Dardanelles
London Daily Chronicle
Kustendje
Romania
Black Sea
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Asia
Suez
El Kabri
FE Kubri
Suez canal
George Younghusband
Bir Ky Saba
vong Kaumer
Bombardments Renewed at Turkish Fortifications
Paris reports allied fleet resumed bombardment of Turkish fortifications in the Dardanelles on Tuesday morning. The action was joined by mine sweepers, with Athens dispatch to the Havas agency in Paris noting the naval operation.
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Paris
Dardanelles
Athens
Wavar
British Battleship Cornwallis Disabled in Dardanelles
Athens dispatch reported by the Overseas News Agency states that the British battleship Cornwallis has been disabled during fighting in the Dardanelles. The Gloucester edition notes the report originates from the Glomale d'Italia in Rome.
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Berlin
Glornale d'Italia
Rome
Athens
Cornwallis
Bombing raid hits German submarine plant near Antwerp
British admiralty stated a Royal Navy air raid successfully struck German submarine works at Hoboken three miles outside Antwerp. Avia tors bombarded and set the plant on fire as they crossed Belgium with high daring, despite German high angle guns along the Belgian coast.
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Antwerp
London
British admiralty
Hoboken
royal navy air service
Belgium
Belgian
Guard fires at prowler at Dupont plant in Haskell
Paterson N J March 25 Harry D Pipper a guard at the Dupont powder plant at Haskell fired at a man prowling near a powder magazine when the man refused to halt The prowler fled in a struggle Pipper shot himself in the left wrist and fell to the ground Other guards arrived but the intruder escaped
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Dupont
Man
Paterson
N. J
Harry D. Pipper
Haskell
Pipper
Large Wives Seldom Deserted Report Finds
Chicago March 25 report on desertion causes shows wives who are physically large and willing workers rarely leave their husbands. Italian descent marked the lowest desertion rate, while American born showed the highest.
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Chicago
bureau of public welfare
Joker Shaves Mayor's Head in Atlantic City Stir
In Atlantic City on March 25 Mayor Riddle, famed for eccentricities, walked into the city hall corridor with his head shaved. His father, once known for curly hair, had also been clipped. The mayor quipped that it was a joke while claiming he was asleep when the shaving occurred.
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Joker
Atlantic City
Mayor Riddle
British Fleet Commander Directs Landing Allies Forces
Vice Admiral Peirse oversees Allied forces as they land in Turkey, coordinating naval and ground operations to secure a foothold and support operations in the region.
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Turkey
Allied landings planned at Shyrna to seize city
Operations against the Dardanelles paused to prepare a landing at Shyrna. British and French fleets will press the assault as the city is expected to fall soon. Vice admiral Sir R H Peirse in command.
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Dardanelles
Shyrna
R. H. Peirse fa
Odenwald Seized Orders From Washington Stationed At Porto Rico
United States officials moved to seize the German liner Odenwald at San Juan Porto Rico under a neutrality act. The cutter Algonquin and destroyer Warrington were directed to guard the area as agents consider whether to forfeit the ship or release it on bond. A second liner President was tied up at San Juan and may face similar action once reports are completed.
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Washington
United States district attorney
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hbel
Odenwald
Algonquin
West Indies
Fletcher
comander
Atlantic fleet
navy department
Warrington
Guaridanamoc
Cuba
Daniets
congress
United States
Big Battle Raging in Carpathians
Berlin reports from the Carpathian mountains describe one of the campaign’s greatest and bloodiest battles now in full swing with fierce combat likely to persist for days. The next days may see Przemysl investment forces join the struggle as German sea units support land operations north of Memel, bombarding Polangen village and castle and shelling the Polangen Libau road.
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Berlin
Carpathian mountains
Lokal Anzeiger
Carpathians
lkely
Przemysl
war office
Memel
Baltic
Polangen
Libau
Mail food to Germany six thousand parcel posts sent
Six thousand packages of food have been sent by Chicagoans to friends and relatives in Germany via parcel post in four days. Waterproof boxes about ten pounds hold flour rice noodles tea cocoa preserves and other foods in nine assortments. Each package costs $1.90 to $2.15 post paid.
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Chicago
Taft to Visit Harrisburg as Governor’s Guest
Former President William H. Taft will be entertained at the executive mansion in Harrisburg, Pa., as Governor Brumbaugh hosts the event for Taft’s April 15 lecture at the Technical High School auditorium. Brumbaugh may introduce Taft if duties permit.
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Executive Manalon
Harrisburg
William H. Taft
deiver
Technical Hiigh School
Brumbaugh
executive mansion
Mr. Taft
Clerk Held For $25,000 Mail Loss
Frank R. Oldfield a railway mail clerk was arrested in Kansas City Kansas by federal authorities and charged with robbery of the mails over the disappearance of 25000 dollars from a mail car en route from Kansas City to La Junta Colorado in early April 1912.
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Kansas City
Frank R. Oldfield
railway mail service
Kan
La Junta
Colo
British Cruisers Ordered to Respect Neutrality
British cruisers have been ordered to refrain from taking supplies from neutral counties. The rule applies not only in American waters but also in the Caribbean, Pacific, and South Atlantic to avoid breaches of neutrality.
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Washington
American
Caribbean
Pacific
South Atlantic
Villa Holds American For Ransom
Jefferson Ohio March 25 Leonard Worcester foreman for Granby Co St Louis was held for ransom by General Villa's forces and is in prison at Chihuahua Mexico word received here from Mrs Worcester
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Villa
Jefferson
Leonard Worcester
Granby company
St. Louis
Chihuahua
Mex
Worcester
Man Dies on Return From Rittersville Visit
Bethlehem March 25 Joseph Tallan thirty four borrowing a dollar to pay carfare to Rittersville to visit his brother in hospital was instantly killed on the railroad here on his return home Identification was made through a letter on the body addressed to his wife and three children in Europe
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Bethlehem
Rittersville
Joseph Tallan
Europe
Scott's Mission Ends With Indians Wanted For Murder
General Scott and the surrendering Indians arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah, and were turned over to U.S. civil authorities. The group, including Old Polk Old Posey Tse-Ne-Gat and a Posey son, was taken into custody and locked in the county jail under the supervision of Marshal Aquila Nebeker and Indian Agent L. D. Creel.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
General Scott
Bluff
United States
R. E. L. Michle
Paul Randolph
Aquila Nebeker
L. D. Creel
Booze
Plutes
Old Polk
Old Posey
Tse-Ne-Gat
Everett Hatch
Terre Haute Mayor Roberts Alleged to Tamper With Witnesses
Indianapolis March 25 Mayor Donn M Roberts of Terre Haute joins three men jailed Tuesday night for alleged witness tampering in the Terre Haute election case He was ordered into U S marshal custody and to post an additional 5000 bond to answer the charge of corrupting government witnesses.
Child Burned to Death in Fontana Farm Fire
In Fontana near Lebanon on March 25 John Ebersole two and a half years old died in a blaze that consumed the Ebersole farm house. His mother and two other children were severely burned as flames fed by an overheated stove swept the dwelling.
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Lebanon
John
Henry Ebersole
Annville
Ebersole
Fontana
Ebersoles
Protest Bomb Attack on Relief Ship Elfhand
The United States government decided to call to the attention of the German government a bomb attack reported to have been made recently by a German aeroplane on the Belgian relief commission steamship Elfhand near the Dutch coast.
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Washington
United States
Elfhand
Prices, Bread Demands Echo in Morcia Mine Closures
In Morcia Spain on March 25 ten thousand displaced miners marched the streets crying for bread and work after mine closures tied to the war. The rally reflected growing hardship as unemployment surged and basic needs dominated public concern.
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Spain
Morcia
General markets brief from Philadelphia grain and poultry
Grain prices show flour steady at six sixty to seven eighty five per barrel with mixed regional notes. Corn and oats firm, No. 2 red at about 1.54, No. 2 yellow around 0.80 to 0.85, white around 0.65. Poultry live steady with hens near 16 to 17 cents, dressed fowls up to 20 cents. butter steady at 31 cents, eggs steady around 24 to 26 cents for selected, lower for others.
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PHILADELPHIA
city mills
Live Stock Prices Report From Chicago Market
Live stock prices show CHICAGO HOGS strong and mixed with butchers at 6.60 to 6.95, sea 6.50, 36.60 6.90, pies 5.50 to 6.50, bulk 36.75 0.85. CATTLE steady with beeves 5.80 8.66, cows and heifers 8.25 8.75, Texans 5.50 0.50, calves 7 to 10.50. SHEEP steady native and western 7.10 7.16, lambs 7.60 9.90.
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CHICAGO
Princess Marie in Gibraltar Prisoner Case
Princess Marie daughter of Archduke Frederick of Austria is reported as a prisoner in Gibraltar in a developing situation. Details are sparse but the incident involves royal lineage and a hostage-like status amid broader tensions.
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Archduke Frederick of Austria
Gibraltar
Save All On Liner 300 Miles At Sea
The Malory Wier Denver was abandoned and presumably sank 1300 miles from New York late Tuesday. All 72 crew and passengers were saved by the Atlantic Transport Maner Manhattan and the White Star liner Megantic. The Megantic’s captain reported taking aboard the Denver’s captain, his wife, and 13 crew members amid ice floes and bergs in the area. The American liner St Louis stood by, but help was unnecessary. The Megantic is expected to reach New York Saturday.
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New York
Maner Manhattan
White Star
Megantic
St. Louis
Atlantic
Denver
Metcalfe
White Star line
Smith
Evelyn
Local Option Hearing Set for April 6 in Williams Bill Debate
Harrisburg March 25 The law and order committee in charge of the Williams local option bill endorsed by Governor Brumbaugh scheduled a public hearing for April 6 to hear both advocates and opponents. The panel also decided to report on all referred bills by April 13 with either a favorable or unfavor able recommendation.
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House
Harrisburg
law and order committee
Williams
Brumbaugh
Man Ends 57-Day Fast in Indiana Infirmary
Warsaw Indiana March 25 James Robinson an inmate at the county infirmary ended a record fast by drinking buttermilk the first nourishment after fifty seven days his eight week abstinence cost him about 100 pounds in weight loss
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Warsaw
Ind
James Robinson
county Infirmary
Rovinson
Man Dies After Belt Throw At Swedesburg Quarry
Norristown man Larry Goslee aged forty was fatally injured at Warner stone quarries Swedesburg while adjusting a grease cup on a well digging machine. He was pulled into the belt and hurled forty feet into the quarry, dying almost instantly.
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Norristown
Warner stone
Swedesburg
Larry Goslee
Despondent farmer hanged himself in stairway
York Pa March 25 Albert Gingerich a Springettsburg township farmer despondent over impaired health hanged himself in a stairway from the second floor to the attic of his home his wife discovered the body in the residence and alerted authorities
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York
Albert Gingerich
Springettsburg
Routs Robber With Stop At Station Window
In Lacey Virginia on March 25 Station Agent Bowman of the Washington Virginia railway struck a robber after he poked a pistol through the ticket window. The move routed the intruder instantly.
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Lacey
Bowman
Washlington-Virginia
Weather Summary Across Cities
Observations from U1 weather bureaus show yesterday’s temperatures across Albany Atlantic Boston Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St. Louis and Washington. At 8 p m the status varied with clear and cloudy conditions reported in different locations. The forecast predicts a cloudy day tomorrow with variable winds and hair weather.
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Albany
Atlantic
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tempo
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