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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
6
Don Luis Perenna confronts Mazeroux and guards as police close in on a Paris house. The chief wrestles with guilt and duty while plotting to reveal the real killer, fearing arrest and a public scandal. Mazeroux pleads, and a tense plan unfolds amid approaching magistrates.
The Paris police, led by M. Desmalions and detective Mazeroux, question Don Luis Perenna after a staged night inside the mansion where a double murder occurred. The prefect insists on detailed testimony while evidence points to an inside suspect and possible false keys.
In a World’s Work critique, A B W Gardiner argues Germany planned to erase Serbia to secure the Orient railway route. The piece condemns deliberate devastation, starvation, and murder, claiming Serbia’s annihilation serves long term German aims beyond Belgium’s atrocities.
The 101st Cavalry unit discusses adopting Onward Christian Soldiers as the battle hymn of America. A weekly cantonment paper plans to collect soldier votes to weigh the hymn's fit for national purpose amid calls linking it to divine guidance and Allied victory.
General Allenby declares Jerusalem under martial law after Turkish defeat. He vows protected sacred sites, continued religious customs, and enforcement through labor duties with harsh penalties for laziness. Guards are stationed at Bethlehem and Rachel’s Tomb. Hebron’s tomb under Muslim control.
The piece notes Japanese conscription rituals with public processions and exemptions for disability, age 17 service, and five conscription classes by height. It contrasts German efficiency with a Western debate on internal improvements and argues for waterway freight via Mississippi-scale channels and improved river navigation to relieve railroads.
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