Hollweg Says Germany Favors Peace Not War
Berlin March 3 Reichstag speech by Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg declares Germany does not desire war with the United States and insists on unrestricted submarine warfare as a defense. He accuses England of illegal policy and says the US decision on war or peace lies with Congress. He also addresses Russia, asserting Germany’s aim is internal reconstruction and denying plans for expansion or restoring medieval danger.
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War crazed Russian kills two Germans at county farm
Jon Frick, described as a war crazed Russian inmate, entered the county farm at midnight and shot Har outérman and Frank Rompf as they slept, then killed himself with a final shot. Two others in the room escaped unharmed.
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Haroutérman
Frank Rompf
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ter
Murder Suicide in Cleveland Woman and Man Die at Home
Neighbors discovered the bodies of Mr and Mrs Frantz Imburg at their Cleveland home after they failed to appear. Police say Imburg shot his wife then died by his own hand, believed to stem from a quarrel, with the incident thought to have occurred since Monday.
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leveland
Frantzburg
e Imburg
British Defeat Turks in Palestine Advance Reported
London reports the British victory in Palestine with 900 Turkish soldiers captured and a Turkish army of about 20 000 men defeated. British forces moved fifteen miles along the southern coast from Rafa to Ghuzzeh, approaching the Egyptian border. The French front saw violent artillery activity in Champagne and Lorraine.
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Roisel
Champagne
Maisons de Champagne
Verdun
Lorraine
Embermesnil
Petrograd
Russia
Csobanyos
Romania
Fokshani-Teeutchin
Austrodtalian
Carsa
war office
Palestine
British war office
Mediterranean sea
Rafa
Ghuzzeh
Ghuzaeh
Egypt
Enver Pasha's Mission to Inspect German Front
Kinver Pasha Turkish minister of war visited Germany to inspect western front armies. He held talks with Emperor William and Field Marshal von Hindenburg before departing for France, according to the war office announcement.
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Berlin
Sayville
Kinver Pasha
war office
France
Emperor William
Factional clashes mark House caucus in Washington
Insurgent Republicans and opposing Democrats clash over house organization plans as Gallivan of Massachusetts opposes the party lineup. Gallivan refuses caucus participation and criticizes southern chairs while urging Republican nominations to committee chairs. Headlines note cross party tensions and looming war posture.
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Democratic Organization Committee
South
Russian Desertions Rise With War Strain
Overseas News Agency reports from Bern that since the war began more than a million Russian soldiers have attempted to desert and about 200000 have escaped, signaling severe demoralization and disruption across the front.
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Agenc
Auto Hits Wagon at Main and Broad Streets
An automobile driven by Martin Valentine struck an express wagon driven by Edward Henderly around 8 p.m. at Main and Broad streets. Henderly was knocked from the wagon and slightly injured. the wagon was damaged. Valentine offered to pay all damages.
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Edward Henderly
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Mr. Henderly
Funeral services for Tisdale to be held Saturday afternoon
Funeral services over the remains of gas Tisdale will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 near Perry Street and at Forest Rise Cemetery. Stropel and Sherifan will have charge of the arrangements.
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Liu
Perry street
Loudy
Forest Ruse
Stropel
Sherifan
Funeral services for Mrs. Wm. Russell Evans
The funeral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 at her home 315 North Maple Street with Rev. E. F. Ritter presiding. Misses Kathryn Miller and Winifred Oberdorfer sang two hymns, pallbearers named, body interred at Forest Rose Cemetery.
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Forest Rose Cemetery
Wm. Russell Evans
E. F. Ritter
Kathryn Miller
Winifred Oberdorfer
Jesus Louver
Messers
C. B. Frasch
Charles Meyer
Albert Anspaugh
Leslie DeLong
Wilhan
Edward Justus
beautiful Forest Rose cemetery
Passes Away At Home Of Son In West Sixth Ave
Mrs Patience Mallory aged 79 died at eleven o clock at the home of her son Ward Mallory on West Sixth Avenue after a two year illness. She leaves one son Edward four grandchildren three great grandchildren and many friends. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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West Sixth avenue
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Raid Unsuccessful in Girard Liquor Warehouse
An armed automobile party attempted an unsuccessful raid on a Girard Alabama warehouse containing about $7,000 worth of liquor. Guards frightened them away before they reached the storage rooms.
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Ala
Bonar Law seeks more men for army
London March 30 Bonar Law the Chancellor of the Exchequer urged expanding the fighting force. He warned that prospective casualties would be terrible and pushed for a re examination bill to medically re screen all English males to remove those unfit. He noted a million men would be affected and cited a 100000 recruit shortage since the year began while home needs pressed the army abroad.
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London
England
Law
Military Conditions In Ohio Await Word From Washington
Word from Columbus states Adjutant General Wood has no new orders. Sixth Ohio guardsmen and Third regiment units are in place, veterans from Fort Riley proceed to replace state guard units. Columbus guardsmen are relieved and sent home for the time being as the military situation remains passive until war department word arrives after Congress actions next week.
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Wood
Washington
Co. L of Lancaster
Ohio
Fort Riley
Kas
senate
war department
congress
Aged man undergoes operation at City Hospital
John Decker aged 61 years was brought to the City Hospital from Millersport and underwent surgery for strangulated hernia, reportedly very successful. Edgar Mowery aged 6 from Baltimore was operated on for appendicitis, in a dying condition but recovering. Miss Alice Whitely, daughter of Joshua Whitely, Wing avenue, had an operation Thursday and is doing well. City Hospital numbers reach sixteen patients, two shy of a daily high. Eight patients have had major operations by Dr Ailbaush and Mrs Kiefaber. Little baby and Mrs Kiefaber were moved to the Kiefaber home on West Wheeling Street Thursday.
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John Decker
Millersport
Edgar Mowery
Baltimore
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Joshua Whitely
Wing avenue
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Adolph Kicfaber
little baby
Kiefaber
West Wheeling street
British Steamer Alnwyck Castle Torpedoed at Sea
London reports the British steamship Alnwyck Castle torpedoed in the Atlantic on March 19, 320 miles from the nearest coast. Ten dead and several missing as survivors abandon in five boats. The prior day another British steamer was torpedoed and its crew rescued. One boat is unaccounted for.
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President Wilson weighs universal training and larger army
Washington reports that President Wilson and Senator Chamberlain discussed universal training and a potential expansion of the armed forces. Chamberlain said Congress could raise a 700,000 man army by boosting the regular force and mobilizing the national guard with state cooperation. No immediate action signaled.
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Bryan urges peace plan to halt German submarine war
Colonel Bryan appeals to the Senate and House urging suspension of Germanys submarine campaign through the Bryan peace plan an international tribunal for disputes before war and a possible referendum. He blames aggressive newspapers for belligerent sentiment and argues the wrongs aim at nations at war with the central powers not America.
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William J. Bryan
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America
Noted Painter Albert Pinkham Ryder Dead in New York
gap AS YOU LIKE IT Albert Pinkham Ryder of New York, painter of pastoral landscapes, is dead. Ten thousand applications for first naturalization papers have been filed in Chicago alone since Feb. 1. State organizations will furnish wheat at cost to Nebraska farmers for reseeding drought damaged fields. Lower house of the Vermont legislature killed the bill which would have given women the presidential vote. Chicago council committee on Thealth announced dealers will not be permitted to sell horse meat in Cai care, . John Hays Hammond resigned as president of Work's Court league and Charles Lathrop Peck was elected to succeed him.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Vermont
Chicago council
Caicare
John Hays Hammond
Work's Court league
Charles Lathrop Peck
Harding Named Permanent Chairman of Ohio Republicans
Senator Warren G Harding was named permanent chairman of the Ohio Republican advisory committee and headed a nine member subcommittee to take charge of party affairs. The subcommittee will establish permanent state headquarters and appoint a manager to organize publicity and finance. Harding plans to name seven others, with former state treasurer R W Archer considered for party manager and a balanced representation of former Progressives on the subcommittee.
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Morrow
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harding
p. Q. Morrow
central committee
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Cleveland
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Charlot
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Portsmouth
Rail freight rate increases granted by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a rise in general freight rates due to higher rail costs. Bituminous coal from West Virginia to tidewater advances 0 cents per ton, coke rates rise from 10 to 63 cents per ton, effective April 1. Major railroads have applied for rate hikes, showing substantial net profits in recent months, while bankers fret over peace efforts and pacifist influence in New York. Submarine threat concerns remain after two suspected German subs were sighted off Montauk Point.
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