Frontline updates from the Western Front and beyond
Heavy artillery fighting reported near Salonika and Verdun while British, French, and Italian forces clash across Europe. Canadian troops raid German trenches near Richebourg while Pershing's headquarters note renewed Villa rumors. Germany disputes French casualty figures as the Sussex case roils diplomacy.
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le Mont Homme
Verdun
Douamont-Vaux
Rigponale
Monte Pari
Camadoro
German War Office
Pil-helm-Ypres
Richebourg
L'Avoue
Paris
Rumanians Reopen Trade Ties With Germany and Austria
Reports note Germany and Rumania agree on mutual trade of most home products except war materials. News tallies reflect broad wartime shifts including German submarine activity, Mexican bandit actions, and international diplomacy affecting the war effort and regional stability.
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Germany
Rumania
Bandits Blamed in Parral Riots and US Toll
Reports from Chihuahua describe unconfirmed accounts that unarmed American troopers were fired on in Parral by Carranza forces and snipers, with two dead and others retreating. Meanwhile US officials discussed treating with Carranza for withdrawal of troops as pursuit of Villa continues. A Do Lor es coroner exonerated a butcher in a self defense killing.
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San Antonio
Tex
Parral
Chihuahua
Funston
Carranza
Varral
Bell
el Paso
Letcher
Pershing
Latevo
Durango
Dolores
William Jordan
Dudley Morrison
Denver Welcomes Suffragist Envoys From Congressional Union
The Congressional Union envoys were greeted by Denver suffrage leaders on Saturday signaling strong local support for women's voting rights.
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Denver
Congressional Union
Wilson Cabinet Reaffirms Stand Over German Submarine War
President Wilson and his cabinet reviewed the submarine crisis and reaffirmed plans to inform Germany that recent ship losses prove Berlin is not keeping promises. The timing of the Berlin dispatch is undecided. Reports say the forthcoming note will state the American case up to date without an ultimatum, while leaving an option to avoid severing relations.
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Villa
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Verdun
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J. H. Locke
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Rock Island & Pacific
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Joseph E. Howard
Irma Kilgallen
Count de Beaufort
Omaha
New England
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Brooklyn
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
the Church
Independence
E. L. Kelly
Lamont
Iowa
Supreme Court
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Elizabeth Garmony
Des Moines
John B Henderson
New York
Wilson
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Congress
Artillery Fire Presages New Assaults
London reports no ground fighting on the main front with heavy German shelling continuing in the Verdun area. German artillery pounds Le Mort Homme sector and French second-line positions east of the Meuse as battles move toward renewed assaults.
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France
Belgium
Verdun
le Mort Homme
Meuse
Hay and Grain Prices in Denver Market Report
Upland hay prices range from 10.00 to 13.00 per ton for Colorado and Nebraska. Timothy 16.00, Alfalfa 9.00 to 10.00, Straw 4.50. Wheat and oats prices listed, plus live poultry and eggs bids. Butter, apples and packing stock priced with regional identifiers for Colorado and nearby valleys.
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Nebraska Upland
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Nebraska
South Park
Choice
San Luis Valley
Gunnison Valley
F. O. B. Denver
Rowe Moores
al Cael
WGN
Simtot
Oninecéa Cine
Prices Quoted for Metals and Commodities
A list of metal prices and futures quotes includes Lead in New York at eight dollars per unit, Bar silver at 68, Spelter in St. Louis at eighteen dollars and seventy-five cents, Copper casting at twenty six dollars and sixty two hundredths, and tungsten units in Boulder, with various percent compositions and per unit costs. Cotton prices show New Orleans Middling at elevens point nine, with May and other futures at eleven to twelve dollars per unit.
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St. Louis
Boulder
Cole
Kansas City Produce Prices Listed for Butter Creamery and Poultry
Kansas City market prices show Butter-Creamery 35e firsts 33c seconds Bio packing 24c. Poultry hens 15c turkeys 20c springs 25c.
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Kansas City
London Wool Auction Sees Steady Prices On 7900 Bales
London reports brisk demand for a moderate selection of 7,900 bales at the wool auction sales. Prices remained steady as buyers showed sustained activity.
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London
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices Snapshot
Chicago prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy, Clover and tat offer a range of grades and bid levels. No. 2 red wheat at 205 to 1.22, No. 2 yellow corn 76 to 78 cents, No. 4 yellow 72 to 73, No. 4 white 73, No. 3 white oats 43 to 44, standard 45, rye No. 2 and No. 3 nominal at 89 to 89 ¾, barley 62 to 75, timothy 4.50 to 8.00, clover 10 to 18.50, tat 60 to 23.00, 11.60.
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Chicago
The Empty Tomb and the Rise of Life
The essay treats the empty tomb as a powerful allegory for life and human striving. It argues that the resurrection of Jesus reveals the limitless reach of life, linking mortal effort to divine power and urging triumph over material limits. The risen life offers fulfillment, hope, and enduring spiritual realities beyond death.
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Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Easter Offering Poem Promotes Spring Awakening
A springtime verse speaks of passing winter and welcome warmth. It invites the soul to leave grief and enter the garden of spring as Earth’s resurrection brings relief and joy.
Welcome Easter Spirit in the Garden Predictions
The passage notes mankind’s urge to control and anticipate spring through small signs of soil and growth. It frames Easter as a cue for renewed effort and promises, linking seasonal renewal to future warmth and vigor. The tone remains reflective on humanity’s patience and hope in nature’s cycles.
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