Looming European Crisis Warns of Bolshevik Spread
The Salt Lake Tribune editorial warns central Europe faces increasing danger from Bolshevism and mass carnage, urging swift peace terms and a functional league of nations. It notes criticisms of the Versailles conference but argues the league will ultimately form, while condemning procrastination and calling for united Allied action.
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Europe
Western
France
London Morning
League of Nations
Amao
Wilson
United States
Agence
Peace Conference Urged as Global Tensions Rise
The article warns of looming global conflict with shortages of food ammunition and ships, noting Spain declares martial law in Madrid twice this month. It cites possible suspension of constitutional guarantees and Spain’s potential vulnerability to Bolshevik influence, while Argentina experiences major strikes and radical gains. It ends urging a swift peace conference conclusion to avert widespread war and disturbances.
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Spain
Madrid
Argentina
Europe
Four Army Planes Fly Over Sierras
Reno March 22 The Government airplanes from Sacramento reached Carson City at 10 35 am with no difficulty over the Sierras The four planes were due leave Carson at 3 pm Governor Boyle entertained the aviators The flight climbed to fourteen thousand feet and lasted one hour thirty minutes Three planes arrived together the fourth followed The flight involved six commissioned officers and a sergeant First Lieutenant Frank D Hackett joined in an 80 horsepower Curtiss plane De Havillands with 400 horsepower and 188 mph speed can reach twenty eight thousand feet, army officers said
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Reno
Sacramento
Carson City
Sierras
Carson
Boyle
Frank D. Hackett
de Havilands
Senator Henderson Becomes First Nevada Senator to Fly
Washington March 25 The first airplane flight over Washington by a U S senator was made today by Senator Henderson of Nevada. In a two seat plane with Major W O Ocker an army aviator piloted the craft to 5000 feet then Henderson took control and piloted over the city for about an hour.
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Senator Henderson
Washington
United States Senate
Nevada
W. 0. Ocker
Ocker
High School Notes from Local Sentinel On Debates and Time Change
Monthly class tests and outdoors interest rise at school. Freshman Oliver Pratt, recently injured, returns with aid of a scratch. Debates feature mining claim limits and proposed peopledirect vote for war. Calendar time change alert warns clocks forward March 31 and back on last Sunday in October. Richard Jose, once Reno resident, seeks entertainment post in California Senate. Eureka Cash Store advertises leather goods and seeds for ranchers.
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Oliver Pratt
United States
U.S
Edward Skillman
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William Blair Deceased
Notice to creditors of the estate of William Blair deceased. John Blair is administrator, having qualified March 28, 1919. Creditors must file claims with vouchers and affidavits with the clerk within three months from first publication. Last publication expected April 26, 1919.
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Willian Blair
Iunidernignen
Cee
William Blair
John Blair
W. BR. Reynolds
Edgar Eather Attor
Letter from Hadry recounts oversea service with 324th Heavy Field Artillery
W R Reynolds received a letter from T H Faull recounting Harry Hadry's WWI experiences on the French front. He sailed from Brest in June, served with the 324th Regiment of Heavy Field Artillery, fought in the Argonne and Verdun sectors, witnessed bombardments, losses, and the armistice, then moved into Germany with the 82d Division Artillery and awaits sailing with the 32d Division.
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W. R. Reynolds
T. H. Faull
Raby Hill
Grossmaischeid
Germany
The
Sentinel
Harry
France
Brest
324Th Regiment
Bain de Bretagne
Bain
Coetquidan
Coetquid
Revigny
Grossmarschied
Argonne Woods
4Th Army
Argonne
Montfaucon
U.S. A
Meuse River
Verdun
Bois d’Ecurey
Rhine
Grossmarscheid
3Rd
Army of Occupation
82D
32D
Little Terrier in Trenches War Hero Warrior the Terrier
In trenches on the Western Front a small smooth-haired fox terrier named Warrior befriends the troops. He stays with the battalion during shelling, quivering at explosions then continuing to patrol with the incoming unit, a lighthearted morale booster amid danger. Cats also roam trench lands, cared for by soldiers who pass through the lines.
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France
Flanders
Boys’ Life
Boy Scouts’ Magazine
Warrior
Terrier
Biblical Prophecy Quoted to Justify War Claims
The Kaiser’s circle cites Daniel to claim a prophecy foretelling desolation as justification for World War I actions. They link 1,290 days to August 1, 1914 start of the war with Russia and February 11, 1918 when Trotsky declared an end to the war, presenting it as fulfillment.
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Germany
Russia
Trotsky
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Richard Jose
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Eureka Garage & Supply Co
FORD
Ford Motor Company
W. H. Russell
Hadry
Faull
Raby Hiller
Trench
Mune
Ruesie
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