Canadians press German lines with raids and shelling
Canadians raided German lines in seven sectors, used lachrymatory and lethal gas shells, and hammered trenches with artillery, machine guns, and mortars. British lines improved on the Somme north of Ablon with 60 prisoners. British naval forces raided Ostend and Seebrugge bases, scuttling old concrete-filled cruisers. several losses and explosions followed. French-German frontline artillery remained active around the Somme, Rheims, and Noyon sectors with renewed offensive signals observed in official reports.
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Strained Dutch German ties prompt extraordinary cabinet session
The Hague reports an extraordinary Dutch cabinet meeting amid rumors of an ultimatum from Germany. The British Foreign Office has learned that Holland Germany relations are very strained and no official announcement from the cabinet has been made.
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London Daily News
Holland
Germany
Tolland
Uruguay and Argentina Prepare War Declaration
London April 23 Uruguay and Argentina are hourly expected to declare war on Germany. Dispatches from Berlin via the Exchange Telegraph’s correspondent at Antwerp indicate the move, with officials and citizens urged to prepare for the development.
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Uruguay
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Verlin
Exchange Telegraph
Antewatt
Baker Reports on Trip to France
Secretary of War Baker presented a confidential report on his trip to the front to the military committee. He outlined enemy activity near Villers-Braemont and south of the Somme, with bombardment west of Albert and along the Lys. Allies prepare for defense as German raids continue on multiple fronts.
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Ypres
Pittman Bill Pivot in House on Silver Bullion Swap
Washington April 22 The administration bill by Senator Pittman to authorize melting 350 million silver dollars into bullion to cover trade balances passed the House late today without amendments. The treasury vaults hold large silver reserves, with prices around two dollars per ounce. Market traders note demand from India and other buyers, while treasury officials push for a strong currency policy.
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Semitor Witman
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Senate
New York
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Indie
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Ohba
Henry M. Rives
Aewoulatlut
Oliver Lollae
Town Talk and Court Notes From Aettrow Township
Local column reports Mrs Errol Armetrong announcing stockfield meeting on Saturday at Lake City while George Brandt improves at Lattlefied Hospital. Reverend Keates Grematt will arrive Monday to testify in a law case. Frank Connors cited with wire bite altercation. At a wedding dance in Datisude, $200 prize awarded for best talent, with a total pot of $6. The piece closes with remarks on a national effort to move America over the top.
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Connery
America
Alaskan Railway Delayed Till War's End
Washington report states that Alaskan railway construction will be materially delayed by the war, pushing completion well beyond the originally projected date. A large force remains mobilized at Seward and Whittier, with ongoing shifts and route assessments toward finishing the line to Alaska’s interior as soon as possible.
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Seward
Anche
Alaska Rail Link Eyed As Yearlong Challenge
The Alaskan commission outlines daylight saving, transport, and supply hurdles for a transcontinental rail line. It details cold climate work, river and port routes, and costs including $1.5 million for certain equipment, with extensive planning to connect Seward and Valdez areas to a grand terminus facing Yukon and St. Elias, amid debates on profitability and funding.
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Tanona
Vukeon
Joseph Ap Eaghin Named Marshal
WASTINGTON April 22 Presi dent Wilson sent nominations to the senate for United States Marshal Jo Kachin Reno district of a Receiver of public moneys at Mack foot Whito Charles E Harris iwho Reshiter of the Land office at Lew istin Idaho Penry Teitfield of Idaho Joseph McKuehin has teen a rest Gen OO Tie bor Caarteen see coming here them Sr Laneile has been wnd ATI bs local representative of the Thompeonges Madware company a Sacrimento concern Langs cumddered stalwart demo crat McFarhin has never held office in the party McFarhin is prent of the state brane of the Travel ers Protective desociation
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Wilson
Senate
United States
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Reno
Mackfoot
Whito
Charles E. Harris
Iwho
Lewistin
Idaho
Penry Teitfield
Joseph McKuehin
Laneile
Wnd
ATI Bs
Thompeonges Madware Company
Langs
McFarhin
Travelers’ Protective Desociation
Shocks in South California Spark Ongoing Fear
Report describes continued public fear as events unfold in Southern California including San Jacinto area. Notes disturbance in Mile Vieinis and statewide reactions, with authorities emphasizing unsettled conditions and public safety concerns amid recent disruptions.
Senate Weighs War on Bulgaria Amid Contested Vote
Washington April 23 Senate debate centers on war with Bulgaria. Committee considers proposed resolution and possible actions as lawmakers weigh policy options. Ambiguous quotes from unnamed sources hint at pressure and uncertain support, with discussion focusing on military and diplomatic paths forward. The scene reflects a tense moment as lawmakers assess risks and potential consequences.
Hindu Defendant Kills Another in Court Room
In San Francisco April 23 Ram Singh shot Ram Chandra and killed him during a noon adjournment in a federal trial of Hindu conspiracy cases. U S Marshal Holohan then killed Singh. Chandra testified he had tainted personal income with funds meant for the revolution.
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William C. van Bleers
Ram Singh
Ram Chandra
Justas
United States
John W. Preston
Chandra
United Ites
J. B. Holohan
Singh
Peeling
Pacific Northwest Sets Pace for Shipbuilding
Seattle April 23 The Pacific Northwest region comprising Washington Oregon and British Columbia led in shipbuilding caries. In March the district launched 112 000 dead weight tons with Washington 56 400 Oregon 44 200 and British Columbia 11 000. In the first quarter this year the district delivered 290 000 tons.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
California Senator Defends Mooney Trial as Fair
Washington April 23 Senator Whelan of California spoke before the senate defending the regularity of the Thomas Mooney trial. He said Mooney’s trial has been absolutely fair.
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Washington
Senator Whelan
California
Senate
Thomas Mooney
Mooney
Lutts Returns Home to Clover Valley
E. E. Lutts was back at his Clover Valley residence yesterday marking a quiet homecoming after a period away. No further details were provided on his return or activities.
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E. E. Lutts
Clover Valley
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