Allied armies press to decisive end of war in France
United Press reports British and French forces expect a final, decisive engagement to end the conflict. German high command shows worry as Montdidier and Somme sectors see heavy fighting while Allied troops hold and push near Albert, Arras, and Bucquoy.
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Amsterdam
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France
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America Help to Allies Intensifies at Alsace Front
Allied forces strengthen on the western front as German reserves concentrate at Metz and southern Alsace. American reinforcements and arming eastern France bolster Haig and Petain, while cautious optimism grows for a decisive encounter against the German drive near Lens Arras and the Somme.
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Wisconsin Senate Debate Touches La Follette Expulsion
Wisconsin politics spill into a Senate debate as Williams of Wisconsin Democratic faction urges expulsion of La Follette. Reed argues for unity amid war, criticizing partisan fray and urging focus on global democracy over domestic contention.
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Hevard
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Missouri
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Europe
Wisconsin
Lenroot
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Farm producers form advisory committee in Washington
Representative producers from twenty four states met in Washington on March 23 for a first session with the food administrator and the department of agriculture. The producers form an advisory committee to work with the departments on national agricultural problems.
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Washington, D.C
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Department of Agriculture
Michigan political scramble as candidates tour defenses
Democratic votes widen lead as Daler with Lea Poot Osborn Hy Vaulted Sault Ste Aberle Miele steer Chase S. Osburn heads to Milwaukee to challenge Len out Davies. Hoan appeals from WHFL Hays prompts Republican push in Michigan to aid Lenroot forces. Republican semifinal nomination remains unsettled as the campaign intensifies.
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Germany Faces Aornet Hest In War News Clutter
War dispatches describe German military pressure and Soviet advances, with chaotic quotations about Austro forces and Bolshevik activity. The report notes battles near Sevastopol, concerns over Ukraine, and Allied reactions as headlines mix battle updates and diplomatic commentary.
Lithuania Declared Free and Independent by Germany Plan
Washington reports indicate recognition of Lithuania as free and independent. The move references indemnity burdens and a linkage to German controlled states along the Russo-Teuton frontier, framed as annexation avoidance though pressure remains. Moire Tauny hast appears in the dispatches via United Press.
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United Press
Washington, D. G
Moore Tauny Hast
Lithuania
State Department
Ruaso-Teutan
What Will Germany Do
The article surveys Berlin’s likely reply after threats against the United States and the Netherlands. Observers expect Berlin to weigh fare threats against U boat actions and Dutch imports, with some hoping the new crisis will ease and U boats may be stood down.
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Germany
United States
Berlin
More Commissions Given
Washington March 28 More Americans at the front were commissioned on Pershing recommendations today totaling fifty two. Forty six earned first lieutenants in the aviation corps, four were made second lieutenants in the national army, one became a first lieutenant in the medical corps, and one grand lieutenant in the national army.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
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Natinal Army
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National Army
British Front Pierced in New Point Near Arras
War updates report the British front being pierced at a new point opposite Arras on the extreme right flank of the German advance. French counterattacks drove back the enemy along a ten kilometer front near Noyon. Allied advances and prisoner recoveries are noted as the war effort continues amid growing optimism and cautious analysis.
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Belgiamn
German spies charged with operating in U S wart plant
Report from March 2 outlines charges that German spies aided a Curtiss aircraft program in the United States. Testimony before the Senate committee details sabotage fears, production delays, and efforts to keep the war plant running amid espionage concerns.
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Kaiser and His War Lord Laud God’s Aid in Victory
Kaiser's message from Amsterdam reports Allah God’s aid and German victories. Emperor William praises army deeds, calls for unity and fortitude, and expresses confidence in a world under German leadership. Von Hertling and von Ludendorff send telegrams of praise and resolve. The article notes a law shift to sell German properties and dock rights to secure war efforts.
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Untitled fragmentary notice about a wartime heroics and fate
A garbled report mentions a man named Merensky associated with a military role, a reference to German forces and a deadly confrontation. The distorted text suggests an injury or death, with unclear details and dates, in a patriotic wartime context.
Another Aviator Falls at Griffith Camp
A New York aviator died in an accident at the Griffith aviation camp near Fitz Browk while his airplane tail spun. His body was returned to New York. The aviation school was established last October.
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New York
Asseelalad
Mareh
Fitubrowk
Baker Heads to Paris and Italy Visit Front Lines
Secretary of War Baker arrived in Paris from London and will visit the Italian front area with American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page guiding arrangements. The trip aligns with wartime diplomacy as Baker travels between Paris and Rome.
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Thomas Nelson Page
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Germans Break Into French City Amid Massed Attacks
German forces press a ferocious assault along the Somme front driving toward Montdidier and threatening Amiens. Allied counterattacks slow the push as British and French lines hold at key positions. German losses run high with trains moving into Belgium amid a broad offensive.
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