Dardanelles Peril Deepens as Allied Assaults Resume
From London to Rome and Paris reports describe the Dardanelles stalemate with Britain and France pressing bombardments against Turkish forts as Navy and Army actions continue. The naval balance remains uncertain with weather hindering operations and concerns over Constantinople. British and French ships clash with Turkish defenses while mediation talks surface, and Italian fortifications near the border are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dardanelles
Surait
Reuter Terceraim
Tenedos
Bouret
Irresistible
Ocean
Bosphorus
Sis
Constantinople
Ther
Suns
Dardanelles War Update and Allied Reinforcements Reported
War brief notes renewed attack on the Dardanelles and Allied naval activity. Turkish positions near Sains are reinforced while measures repair damage to coastal defenses. Dutch and British reports cite strikes, air raids, and naval movements. German submarine losses are summarized with British cargo losses and port arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardanelles
Yesterdas
Minas
Aed
Netherlandia
Britain
Staf
English
Deal
France
Kellner
Champagne
Genx Rand
London
Admiralty
Offiers
Nene Chapelle
St. Ed
Rumors claim Karlsruhe sunk after reef strike
Edward Wadsworth of Newark, aboard the Parma from the West Indies, said rumors persist that the Karls ruhe foundered after striking a reef and was blown up by officers to prevent capture. He noted crews of a captured ship may have tried to scuttle. The tale remains unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tero
Associated Press
New York
Mare —Edward Wadsworth
Newark
Parma
West Indies
Charles
Nada
Grenada
Andy Mr. Wansworth
Karleruke
Wadsworth
Mr. Wadaw
President to Campfire
A brief note reports the president attending a campfire at an encampment in September. The encounter involves Associated Press coverage and mentions a figure named Wastaungdon and Do gent Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastaungdon
Dogent Wilson Tenia
One-Time Representative Likely to Be U S Court of Claims Justice
A. Mitchell Palgier of Pennsylvania, a member of the last Congress, is likely to be appointed by President Wilson as a Justice of the Court of Claims to succeed Charles B. Howry, who resigned. The appointment would take effect April 1. Palgier was among Wilson’s closest friends and previously ran for the Senate in Pennsylvania but lost. The position pays $500 a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell Palgier
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Court of Claims of the United States
Charles B. Howry
Palmer
Senate
Governor to address forestry issue in special message
Governor Philipp will send a special message to the legislature Tuesday night focusing on forestry. He will outline the Supreme Court decision impact and present a financial statement of the state treasury as of March 1, detailing funds on hand and amounts due. The message also notes considerations on consolidating functions and potential investments to improve oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Madison, W
Philipp
Supréme Court
Gor Nat Feu
Mareh
Jeini
Dutch Protest Note Seeks Clarification on Arms Trade
A fragmented note from the Netherlands protests a British position on contraband and trade amid wartime tensions. It requests information similar to that provided by the United States and asks for further details on dates and inquiries related to commerce and neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gover i
United States
Germans Lose Six Thousand Men in Latest Report
An Associated Press dispatch cites an official state bulletin noting the German loss in recent actions. The report details casualties and updates on the progress of British and allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Suit on German Wireless Station Seeks Settlement
A French company sues German wireless interests over a wartime contract pledge involving the Tackerten station and the Teledraphie firm in Berlin. The United States government corporation controlling the Tangerton station is also a defendant, aiming to halt neutrality breaches and secure a settlement between German and U.S. parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
AL Mare
Phe 6
Tackerten
Chancery
Scixminx
Ter Ae
Eutrese
Prosgia
Atte
TMA
Antanewer
Eowenhdle
Aucom i
Earpgritien ix
Danish Cargo Confiscated After Naval Intercept
A Spanish ore carrier bound for a European port was seized by Allied naval forces in a Baltic operation. The vessel reportedly carried iron ore and was detained due to undeclared cargo and suspected contraband. Negotiations followed as authorities assessed the ship and its crew.
Undefined Newspaper Clippings Hint at Varied Tomorrow’s Pages
Fragmented OCR reads like an index of today’s paper with mentions of books, sports, theater, taxes, church notices, markets, and unique university items. Names and places are garbled, but indicate multiple sections and feature pieces across culture, economy, and sport.
Insurance licenses revoked for eleven fire insurers
The state superintendent of insurance revoked the licenses of eleven fire insurance companies for failure to file annual statements. Among the firms named was the United American Insurance Company of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedaa
Presa
Mprangtela
Merchza—lutus
JOY Porte
Ance Relay
Minnais
United American Fire Insusence Comming
Milwausea
Lassen Peak in Eruption Spreads Smoke and Ash
Redding California reports Lassen Peak in its twenty second eruption. A tall column of smoke rose above the summit and stretched thousands of feet into the sky as the sun lit an immense plume. Residents described a heavy fall of ashes around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premt Redding
Cal
Laseen
Tewan Ite
Prem
Carranza Forces Readied for Clash as Villa Allies Advance
Dispatches report Carranza forces under General Herrera prepared to meet Villa troops amid war activity near Vera Cruz. Barbed wire fortifications extend toward the railroad. Villa Zapata factions move to seize border towns as clashes unfold across multiple fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plete
Carranza
Herrera
Atres
Villa Agency
Milliarys
Pirdeas
Searas
Mife
Vera Cruz
Vitla- Zapata
State Department
Tejeria
Moncoliie Herrem
Rosalia Hort Rawheg
Aresane
Viedraa Segris
Villa Arene
Piedras Negras
Terrera
Burro Mountains
Chihuama
Casi
Arenes
Ly Ue
Clement
Bender
Vseneys
Protest Over Panama Policy Sparks White House Visit
A committee of civilian workers protested Panama Canal labor policy and immigration rules, presenting the White House with a petition to President Wilson. They urged eight hour days and criticized treatment of workers, noting layoffs and preferences for certain laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panta
Compiniot
Presa
Washingto
Panama
Goethas
Wen
Uarrisn
Peace Overture Possible In Berlin Talks
Col E M House and a U S envoy arrived in Berlin after a long conference with German officials to explore a peace overture. In London, E J Lowry is working to aid German prisoners in England as part of the effort toward peace. The second item reports a formal call by the Woman's International Peace Conference for Hague action demanding a say in settlements affecting all humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Berlin
E. M. House of New York
Texas
Lando
Rand
Peare
E.J. Lowry
London
England
Chicago
The
Hague
Charles F Adams Dies Publicist and Historian
Charles Francis Adams, noted publicist and historian, died at 2 AM at 1701 Massachusetts Ave Washington after a week with grip. Born May 27 1835 in Boston he was a Civil War officer, later prominent in railroad affairs including six years as president of the Union Pacific. He was a descendant of Presidents Adams and Quincy Adams and authored a biography of his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ad
Associated Press
Lincoln
Mass
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Mr. Adams
Pres
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Charles Francis Adame
Great Britain
Adams
Boston
Warvard
Massachusetts
Union Pacific Railroad
Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners
Express Rate Case Reopened by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened the express rate case in response to petitions from four major express firms. Hearings will be scheduled after further site review, with no rate changes yet. The companies seek a readjustment to yield greater revenue under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Hedy Markenaie Plen
Assoriated Press
Washingtony
Interstate Commerce Coonmission
Express
Pigs Sent to Belgium Amid War Relief Efforts
The report notes Belgian authorities receiving pigs from Germany as part of wartime relief and care arrangements. The deliveries aim to bolster meat supplies and farm resources during the ongoing conflict era.
Maryland Building At Fair Displays State Hospitality
A fragmented notice describes a Maryland fair building highlighting the state's character and hospitality. It references discussions on wartime themes and regional features, noting a dedicated exhibit space and associated public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Two Big Guns to England Shipped From New York
The Cunard liner Orduna sailed from New York for Liverpool via Halifax with two massive guns lashed to her forward decks. Each weapon stood five feet nine inches and was part of ordnance for the British government. The ship’s hold also carried other artillery pieces and additional reactvistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York
Orduna
Preas
Love Balm Trap Ends With 34K Arrest In Mail Fraud Case
Mrs Rae Tanzer sues James W Osborne for 25000 breach of promise and is arrested after prosecutors link Oliver Osborne of Boston to her case. Bail set at 5000. bond paid by Harold Speilberg for a stranger involved in the matter. Hearing scheduled for Wednesday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
New York
Rae Vsnrer
James W. Osborne
Atorney
Sem
York
Dor
Houghton
Miss Panzer
David Siple
Slade
United States
Miss Tanter
James W. Guthorne
Qhiver
Osborne
Boston
Miss Tanzer
Oliver Osborne
Oliver
Miss Tanner
James W. Ozborne
Taner
Department of Justice
Rome
Miss Tunner
Harold Speilberg
Speilberg
Brooklip
Canadian trader Gatehouse arrested in Liverpool for trading with enemy
George Arthur Gatehouse, a Canadian living in Montreal, was jailed in Liverpool on March 2 for allegedly trading with the enemy. Bail was refused. he was remanded for a week. Gatehouse had represented a Philadelphia cotton firm and claimed innocence despite past Holland visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Liverpool
George Arthur Gatehouse
Down Treal
America
Gatehouse i
Philaradelphia Concern
Holland
Europe
Great Britain
Ladelphia
Mare Gatehouse Tepresents
van TaMpAn
Wiis
Man P
Todas
Holl
Sinan
Great Brit
Tor Treal
Yotes Defeat Bank Guarantee Fight In Deposit Insurance Dispute
Jows Howat defeats the bank guarantee effort in a dispute over insuring deposits. The report outlines the opposition and the outcome, noting the legislative or regulatory context and the implications for deposit protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americas
Seversi
Has Nor Apparestis
Rel Auy
Netherlands
Reuter
Harve
Lemion
Straits of Dover
Geneva
William
Basel
Venice
Austria
Ita
Riva Ami Compa
Pwien
Italy
Paris
Alleship Bouvet
Dardanelle
Ansina
Vienna
Petrograd
Agres
Fiface Batt
Hhi
Karlsruhe
U. S. Court OF Claims
A. Mitchele Ealmer
Pansam Dayton
Besar
Jermae
Lomion
Ris
Saneés
Ones Toonte Farrow
Landes
Selgute
Fateo
Manrda
Akosh
Sandy Cet Hrowi
Tre
Ak Uniqne University
Peter E
Companien
Tabem Amy OC Springheid
Lassen Peak
VILLA
VIELA
OPUER
Krewnavile
Marca
Mier
Camargs
Trevis
Telegrone
Piro Igrende Mare
Matanoras
Biaeno
Charles F. Adams
Belgium
Belzrem
Aletinetion Petret
Belgiem
San Francaea
Barawa
Tal
Balm
Law
Mystery Man
Mies Res Tomser
James W. Usheree
4Sutaiamet
Dieteret Aveermey
New Yark
Sach Ie Raling
Federal Court
Kansas
Ala
Uae
Sanday
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!