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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
3
Germans Prepare Triple Line of Defence in Belgium
A London Daily Telegraph correspondent details a three line Belgian defense system. He notes major rivers the Scheldt and Lys, fortresses at Antwerp Namur Liege Maubeuge, and a third near Louvain with trenches and heavy guns. Engineers and laborers have built reinforced concrete barriers and prepared roads and railways for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
London Daily Telegraph
Kelsium
Scheldt
France
Antwerp
Tamils
Ghent
Sasvangent
Scheigt
Audenarde Tournai
Mount St
Seriap
Namur
Meuse
Byle
Beeneaty
Louvain
Advan
Dyle
Wavre
Mur
Liege
Maubeuge
Canadian Flour Exports To Germany Stir Ottawa Debate
Ottawa discussions focus on Canadian flour shipments from Alberta and Saskatchewan mills to Germany via neutral European routes. Officials note American mills also move large flour quantities to Copenhagen, with trade volumes rising as wartime price incentives tempt exporters. The government plans to relay information to imperial authorities while acknowledging limited ability to curb reexport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ottawa
Scandinavia
New York
Copenhagen
Seainavian
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Minnesota
America
Europe
United States
Canada
Carruthers
Mritieh
Buffalo
German Occupation Strain Worries Brussels Citizens
Printer Frederick Keats in London reports weary German garrison in Brussels and nearby areas. He notes elderly Landstorm troops appear listless and travel hardships worsen, while officers enforce new rules and seize alcohol from cafes, with arbitrary searches and clock-control by a German officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Keats
Firussola
London
Brussels
Zeppelins Not Dangerous A 1913 view on their limits and costs
A historical 1913 column argues Zeppelins were costly to build and operate, require large gas fills, and are vulnerable to guns. It notes they could strike populated towns but face gas leaks, fuel limits, and bomb aiming challenges, comparing them to battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Zeppelin
Frederichshafen
Mayence
Bale
Strassburg
Menanheim
Stuttgart
England
London
Cuxbeven
Second Courage in War The Red Badge of Courage Philosophy
London Times notes that fear under fire yields a second courage in battle. Soldiers report terror giving way to clear eyed resolve, self discovery, and moral victory. The piece cites officers and veterans on how anticipation misleads, while true courage emerges through duty and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesia
Aarticular
Wae Sreupes
Oked Ve
Ypres
Ceck
London Times
French Needle Shell Invention Aims At Zeppelins
The French war office reports an invention by Antony Jacques of Grenoble. A long needle carries a small shell that explodes on piercing light substances, effective against airships while harmless on bricks. The tiny projectiles enable mass carriage on aircraft and rapid firing from a light gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
M. Antony Jacques
Grenoble
French War Office
Foreign Legion Boasts Reach to Any Contingency
The Foreign Legion proudly claims it can supply personnel for any crisis. Its commander stated the force could not only win wars but also shape their outcome. A new barracks was planned as assessments and training continued for medical staff and responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Legion of France
Salt K
Bat Udelda
Wea Svaiapienna
Ottawa speech outlines new national policy to boost food production
At an agricultural event in Ottawa Hon White announced that the Minister of Agriculture planned an extensive program to stimulate food production. He framed the policy as a patriotic drive linking production with national effort and pledged to implement cooperative measures to raise output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
White
Prg
Ee Port
Allied plans in France face German reserves and thin lines
The analysis notes German reinforcements, stretched lines, and a French initiative that pushes the front without easy German counterattacks. It argues the German report claiming 6 000 French killed and 6 000 captured is misleading and predicts large scale retirement rather than gradual withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace
Strong
Belloc
Weet
Ahorten
France
Belgium
Alange
Bellocoleo
Selesons
Canada War Economy Expands as Orders Surge Across Industry
Government estimates show about 2 000 Canadian factories busy with orders totaling at least 60 million dollars. Demand for war material is rising and France and Russia expect greater purchases in Canada. Contracts cover uniforms and army supplies, with many shrapnel shells produced locally. Estimated daily output reaches 100 000 units in some firms. Anticipated expenses for April to January reach around 100 million. Over two years the Dominion may expend about 240 million supporting the empire. Large horse and livestock procurement is also foreseen as French and Russian buyers place heavy orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rusela
Canada
Dominion
An Ancient Privilege Of Parliament Hats On
The article recounts a medieval tale of single combat between John and an Ulster noble over the Duchy of Normandy. It notes the reward of titles and lands and mentions earlier acts during Elisabeth's reign restricting ceremonial items and the use of a wool sack as a national symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Duchy of
Normandy
Ulster
Elisabeth
Britain Seeks Horses for Second War Contingent
The article notes Britain needs horses bought for a second contingent and to be shipped promptly. It claims army borers’ average service life at the front in Europ e is about ten days and that re mounts funding is rising, with Canada named in the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europé
Canada
Benefits of War and the Allied View of a World Order
The piece discusses wartime causes and consequences, arguing victory could threaten liberty and civilization. It weighs future power balance in Europe, the burden of armament, and the potential for British empire unity to promote liberty and peace with Allies and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseberry
Joba
Germany
Europe
Belgium
United States
British Air Fleet Bolsters War Readiness
The British government reportedly holds a significant arsenal of Zeppelins and large aircraft capable of carrying crews and heavy anti aircraft guns. Newer giants, equipped with recoil taking anti aircraft guns, are described as formidable in the buildup for future conflicts, while secrecy surrounds weapon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Chicago Herald
Cuxhaven
Britain to Buy 4 Million in Canadian Uniforms
The British war office plans immediate orders totaling four million dollars for uniforms to Canadian manufacturers. The deal covers 150000 pairs of boots and coats and trousers in large quantities. The program aims to source materials in Canada with scarce mill capacity leading to careful scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Canada
Krupp Patents Reported in London Journal
The Official Journal of the London Patents Office lists two Krupp armament applications from Germany, one for a gun mounting and one for a projectile fuse. The disclosure of Essen plant secrets to a home user has caused widespread concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruppe
London Patents Office
Krupp
Germany
Essen
Economic gloom in Germany amid war forecast
A French report from Paris cites Swiss experts predicting a harsh German winter, food shortages, and strained industry. It notes calls for limiting Prussia’s influence, international armament controls, and a unified Allied stance to secure lasting peace. France and Italy stressed liberty and a shared aim to shape a new European order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Moumania
Paris
Germany
Sas
Avery Cean
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Chivalry Amid Shells: French Heroism Praised by Germans
A Letter from a French soldier describes a Somme villa held by Germans and the daring rescue of wounded. German soldiers and a German officer acknowledge the mercy of French bearers and praise brave acts, with cheers as wounded are saved and held in temporary safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Temps
Montaquan
Somme
Canadian Fisheries Annual Report Highlights World Leading Seas
The Department of Marine and Fisheries notes Canada holds the world’s most extensive fisheries with waters around Canada rich in principal commercial fish. Value of all fish marketed through March 31, 1914 totaled 33 207 748 dollars. Sea fisheries contributed 29 472 811 dollars and inland fisheries 734 937 dollars. Provincial breakdown lists British Columbia Manitoba Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Dominion
Canada
Sean Ae Anere
Atoe
Columbia
Nova
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Yukon
Idle Curious Visitors Burdening British Government
Fragmentary note warns that idle visitors to Great Britain worsen government burden. It urges visitors to consider the British Isles situation and to avoid adding to official strain. The text expresses concern over influx of curious visitors and calls for measures to curb activity and safeguard sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
British Isles
British Islands
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Curiosity
Incomplete text shows garbled phrases about an audience member named Wes and a drink in a casual setting. The readable bits suggest a casual exchange or anecdote, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond generic names.
Japan’s Volunteer Legion to Help Crush Germany Reported
The article claims Japan may form a voluntary foreign legion to reinforce France and fight the Germans. It suggests regular Japanese officers and Belgians could lead the force, with veterans of the Russo–Japanese War. Britain and Russia might back Japan’s Western front role, including Egypt and India, in a bid to end the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japanese Foreign Legion
Japan
France
Aes
Ee BR
Russia
Britain
Egypt
India
Nis
Nussia
East Prussia
Galicia
Europe
Millevoye
la Patrie
Conways
Tanian
Germans Talk of Defeat and Honor in Early War Press
Wartime commentary from Die Kokunft urges fighters to endure, claiming Germans will die with honor rather than surrender. The piece notes scarce rations and rising hardship, while vowing steadfast resilience despite uncertain victory prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Hardee
Die Kokunft
Rhine
Napoleon in Egypt and the crossing of the Nile tale
Fragmentary account notes Napoleon's 1798 Suez venture where crossing the Nile mirrored biblical events. It suggests his troops, like the Children of Israel, sought waterside guidance and misread the ford, with horses and men advancing toward the water while missteps followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kgypt
Suez
Israel
Pharaoh
Mosea
Och Counta
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