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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
2
Chancellor Hertling admits hope for peace fades as Allied forces continue to press in on German rule. The admission signals continued conflict and potential collapse of German resistance during the wartime phase.
Reports detail Allied reserves at forty eight tons of bombs dropped in thirty eight raids on German lines. British air operations and French trench successes near Verdun are described. Paris and Washington dispatches discuss German diplomacy, Brest-Livetsk talks, Allied offensives, daylight saving, and political results in Wisconsin.
U S to requisition Dutch ships estimated 500000 tons as Allied pressure grows. Reports from Petrograd via Reuters describe German advances seizing Nikolayev naval yards and Odessa, with Sebastopol and Kherson under threat. Dutch government reportedly accepts Allied demands on shipping amid Moscow’s Russo-German accord. Washington eyes possible presidential address to Congress on Russia. Tokyo notes no new moves on Siberia.
Washington reports on Dutch tonnage and Allied use amid wartime tension. McAdoo urges labor to adapt rather than object to credit conservation affecting war production. Seed Loan Bank opens in Wichita to aid gardeners. Petrograd dispatch tallies 20000 Civil War casualties in Turkestan. House approves daylight saving measure setting clocks forward March 21 for seven months.
Trotsky is reported to lead in Petrograd as government offices move from the deserted city to Moscow, signaling a shift in power during the capital's turmoil.
Reports from Petrograd and Moscow warn of a planned republic split with Bolshevik resistance. German forces press from the Baltic and Black Sea regions toward Kharkov while atrocities alleged in several cities raise alarm. The crisis mirrors turmoil across Europe as the war spreads.
All-Russian Congress of Soviets ratified the German peace terms by 453 to 30 in Moscow. Bolshevik M. Ryaznov resigned from the party after the vote as German and central power gains threaten Finland Poland Courland Lithuania Estonia Livonia Ukraine Hatoum Kars and Erivan.
Belgian forces push back German raiders along the Toul sector as rain of gas shells falls on the line of American troops.
News from Paris and Berlin describes German raids in Nieuport Diamade and Merchem repelled by Allied counterattacks. reports claim Americans French British Belgian and Portuguese troops hold the front from the North Sea to Switzerland while German plans for a new army group remain unmaterialized. British air forces claim ten German planes downed with no losses. Casualty lists, Rotterdam notices, and other war updates follow from Washington to London.
Mrs. Margaret A Hirach was found guilty by a Superior Court jury of attempting to extort 500000 from Mayor Asa G Candler by blackmail and received the maximum Georgia misdemeanor penalty a year in prison and a 1000 dollar fine. J W Cook, indicted with her, also got the maximum but was sentenced to a year and a day on the chain gang for hard labor.
An ex convict captain from the th regiment meets the governor in Albany seeking restoration to citizenship. The governor pardons him within minutes, and the captain, with his unit bound for France, is restored and headed to join his regiment.
A fragmented market listing various commodity prices and items including upland cotton Nebraska crops hay oats alfalfa and timothy with per ton or per hundredweight pricing. Grain and feed items such as oats alfalfa hay and straw are noted along with vegetables beans onions apples and potatoes. Separate sections show metal and wool prices with regional notes from Denver Boston Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
Yates Standridge known as the Arkansan Human Wolf, with four murders, will be released next year after Governor Brough reduced his sentence from 52 to 15 years. he has already served 14 years and previously killed a man and a woman, shot another, and killed a prison guard during an escape. Newton county residents fear release of the man who testified against him.
Chicago Leo Wright was caught after entering a sub-post office wearing one pair of trousers and exiting with two. The order to the police was to confiscate the evidence. Wright did not blush.
Cleveland police chief says detectives hide behind a painted screen each morning to observe prisoners unseen. The move aims to curb officers being spotted by the underworld while keeping detectives ready for pursuit of wanted criminals.
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