Tardy America Must Hurry to Save France
An excerpted wartime analysis argues America must mobilize faster to aid France as Russia collapses and Italy’s front falters. It stresses Germany’s need for a swift peace, Western-front pressure, and Germany’s propaganda aimed at delaying U.S. intervention.
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America
France
New York ‘Tribune
Germany
Russia
Italy
Marne
Flanders
Ghemin-des-Dames
Craonne
Great Britain
Salonica
Ion
Germany’s View of American Resolve as War Turns
The article notes German leaders scoffing at American entry and doubting U.S. seriousness, arguing the U.S. would not sustain casualties or mobilize fully. It cites Paris and Berlin observers, predicting a German drive before the war’s end and warning of domestic pressure in Germany to maintain morale. Continued on Last Page.
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Caspar Whitney
Hoover Commission For Relief
Belgium
United States
Germany
The
Tribune
France
the Tribune
America
England
Paris
Mexico
Hertling
Kaiser
West Front
Ellis Island
Rudolph Secht
Chandler Co
Otto
Kahn
Frederick A. Burgomeister
Ernest Fritz Kuhn
Merkelorge von Seebeck
William Steinforth
Washington
Heinrich Albert
Broadway
Supreme Court
Irving Lehman
Nathan Straus
Count von Bernsterif
Deutches Bank
Chelsea
North River
Baron George von Seebeck
Baron von Seebeck
Karl Neumond
K. & W. Neumond
Frankfort
Otto Julius Merkel
German University League
Party von Stengel
Hans von Stengel
Peter Stephenson
Hartford
Providence
Boston
Rochester
Scranton
Bills Island
Pennsylvania Station
Grant Burns
24 Infantry
U.S. A
Baltimore
Newark
Richmond
Alh Place
Url Neumond
Department of Justice
Russians Vote 36 Germans for Peace Talk Sent to Fort Oglethorpe
London dispatch summarizes a chaotic Petrograd Constituent Assembly with Bolsheviks and left Social Revolutionists walking out. Decrees on land reform pass amid bayonets as sailors press for a world peace plan. Disruptions include threats against M Tseretelli and calls to adjourn for noon.
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Fort Ogle
Thorpe
Abe
London
Petrograd
Manier
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Balki
Smolny Institute
Teherno F
M.tehernof
M. Tchernoff
M. Askokov
Constituent Assembly
U Tual Proletariat
Workmen's
Soldie
Tehernof
Reuters, Ltd
Tay
Social Revolutionists
Bolshcheviks
Gard
M. Tsortelli
Tauride Palace
Liberty Bridge
Sa Ors
Tolar Star
Red Guards
Bolsheviki Outvoted As Assembly Opens In Petrograd
The Constituent Assembly opened in Petrograd amid delay over rerestration. The Social Revolutionists won the chair with M. Tohernof elected by 24 votes to the Bolsheviks Maria Spiridonove. About 400 members attended, with Left SRs and Bolsheviks together holding roughly 140 votes.
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Law
M. Tohernof
Kerensky
Maria Spiridonove
Siberia
Romsnofts
Social Revolutionists
Subway collision blocks Lenox Avenue line at 142nd Street
A three car Lenox local rear collided with five empty Brany cars at 142nd Street causing derailment of both trains and a three hour shutdown. Four passengers walked away unhurt as late shift crews under A L Merritt worked to clear the line. Block tickets issued for Lenox Avenue riders on surface lines.
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Lenox Avenue
A. L. Merritt
The Garfield City Coal and War Status Report
The article reports on coal supplies and city services amid a grave situation. Garfield states ships are coal ed homes warmed roads clearing but theaters open stores closed tomorrow. The blue line policy and fuel administration orders are in flux impacting theaters and leisure venues.
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Garfield
Garfield Monday fuel holiday begins nationwide
New York readers wake to the first day of a ten day fuel holiday set by Fuel Administrator Garfield. Stores and offices operate under restricted hours and heating rules with many public services continuing in limited fashion and public utilities remaining active.
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New York
The
Fuel Administration
Garfield
New York City Prepares for Real Holiday Shutdown
Washington remains open tomorrow while Tuesday closes as New York eyes a real holiday. Coal lines lengthen as supplies thin despite 49 percent cut in public consumption. Jersey stockpiles and ship arrivals shape city efforts to weather fuel limits.
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Washington
Wiggin
New York
New Jersey
Tidewater
Wall Street Messengers Face Hard Tasks With Heating Ban
Stock Exchange messenger boys must climb stairs tomorrow as Fuel Administrators limit coal use for the next ten Mondays. No ruling yet from the exchange on upper floor deliveries. Consolidated Stock Exchange shifts Monday deliveries to Tuesday until March 24 to ease elevator constraints. National City Company among firms working without heat. executives keep coats and hats on at desks.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Financial District
Exchange
The
Seana
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Selice
National City Company
C. L. Mitchell
Down
Fuel Director Declares Second Day’s Shut Down Big Results
Washington dispatch reports marked improvement in coal famine conditions after the second day of the government fuel restriction. Rail congestion eased in the East, ships bunkered, and pooling arranged at Atlantic ports to speed coal delivery. Officials from Garfield to Hurley hailed better transportation and increased car availability, noting strong compliance with the order and ongoing efforts to keep ships fueled.
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Fuel Administration
Middle
War and Navy Departments
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Hurley
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Shipping Board
Atlantic
A. H. Smith
Railroads
New York
Mr. Smith
J. W. Searles
Garnett
United States Fuel Administration
Fast
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Virginia
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Altoona
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Consumers’ League
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Opy
Manhattan
Wall St
McAdoo
Dr. Garfield
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