Face to Face War Famine Possibilities Reported
Across the country pessimism grows for next year’s crops as winter wheat fails in several western states. Labor shortages threaten farm production with higher food prices. the labor and agricultural departments seek remedies to mobilize unemployed workers for planting and harvest.
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Swiss Parliament votes no peace move now
The Swiss parliament, by 38 to 22, rejects any immediate peace initiative. The majority backs the commission’s view against action, while the minority urged either declaring readiness for a postwar general conference or offering neutral state services for peace talks when timely. The vote followed debate on whether the federal executive should be allowed to engage further.
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Berme
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Federal Executive Committee
Sreehend
Nicaraguan Rebel Leader Held in U.S. Case Ties to German Plot
Gen. Tulian Irias, a Nicaraguan revolutionary figure, was arrested in New Orleans on suspicion of illegal entry and possible links to a conspiracy backed by German influence. Federal probes focus on neutrality violations and regional plans to topple Central American governments and form a German‑influenced union. Irias denies involvement.
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Diver Campaign Doubtful Sees British Collapse
Open skepticism is voiced by Captain Persius, Berliner Tageblatt naval critic, that submarine warfare and starvation pressure can crush Britain. He believes Britain may be worn down by an average monthly loss of about half a million tons of shipping in the coming months, though he admits this conclusion is not yet firm.
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Woman Free of Murder in Diana Moore Smith Case
The jury acquits Mrs Stella Newton Moore Smith after about ninety seconds of deliberation in the case alleging she killed her husband. The March 3 verdict finds her not guilty.
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Winners at basketball tourney in Appleton Wisconsin
Report of a basketball tournament held in Appleton with winners listed as Grand Rapids Wittenbere Monroe Appleton and runners up Sape tov Barahoo Neenah Lavige. Note that the state title will be decided on Saturday night.
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Monroe
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Clark Chosen for Speaker by Democratic Caucus
The Democratic caucus nominated Champ Clark by acclamation for speaker as House organization plans began. Clark seeks reelection and said there will be no delay in presenting committee selections to the House. Sixty-nine Democrats attended with some insurgents absent. sorting out committee leadership continued.
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Washington,d.c
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Shackelford
Congress
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Massachusetts
Democratic Organization
France and Economy Decisions Reach High Importance
Paris March 30 The Latin reports that the economic committee has reached decisions of the highest importance after an interministerial session attended by most ministers and under secretaries. The decisions will be published today after cabinet ratification.
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Paris
Economic Committee
Clouds of War Hover Over This Country
The Washington cabinet meets with President Wilson amid strong belief the United States will enter war with Germany. Officials report mobilization plans and readiness to assign ships, crews, and wireless operations to the navy as preparations advance.
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Germany
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Council of National Deter
Everthing
Oshkosh Man Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapons
Oshkosh resident Edward Williams is under arrest in Appleton charged with carrying concealed weapons and suspected of attempting to sell stolen guns found in his possession. Williams gave an alias and admitted past prison time. police say they have no record of the gun thefts in Oshkosh.
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War mobilization fills eastern guard units and academy drills
Batteries of artillery and regiments are called to federal service for police protection and guard expansion. New York moves to muster units while peace groups press for antiwar aims and fund campaigns. Carnegie Tech forms a permanent military training group as West Point contemplates earlier graduation amid war mobilization.
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Wisconsin Assembly Debates Preparedness Bills In War Time
The Wisconsin Legislature debates preparedness measures with a resolution urging federal war readiness and heavy income taxes. A socialist backed plan for government control of railways mines and oil greets mixed reactions. Other bills advance including a public service training school and a newspaper advertising exchange for mileage. The assembly adjourns to Monday with key referendums and suffrage debate continuing.
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Wis
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Milwaukee
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Chi
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Burnete
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Donathy
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West Tueadar
Austria in a Dilemma on U.S. Ties
A Berne dispatch reports a Vienna diplomat says Austria seeks to maintain relations with the United States while leaning toward Germany. He notes Vienna would follow Germany if war comes, but hopes to avoid a break if peace stays. Economic strain in Austria grows, perhaps less severe than Germany’s.
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Austria
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Germany
Washington
America
Austtia
Rebel surrender in Orients province ends standoff
About 27 rebels and civilians under Rigolberto Fernandez in Orients province surrendered to Colonel Varona near Guantanamo. The group handed over 20000 rounds of life ammunition and 24406 rounds of machine gun ammo along with sixteen dynamite bombs. Pernandez Dimeelé remains at large.
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Rigolberto Fernandez
Orients Province
Varona
Guantanamo
Chint Gan
Pernandez Dimeelé
Faree
Philipp Urges State Defense Council and Nurse Training Plan
Governor Philipp backs forming a Wisconsin state defense council akin to the national model to mobilize resources if war comes. He plans a fund drive for women’s nursing schools across the state and seeks Red Cross cooperation and medical staff support to train new nurses for the front.
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Roy P. Wilcox M.eau Claire
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State Council
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Alga
American’ Red Cross
Entertain for Soldiers at Armory Raises Over 500
Returned members of Company B and Nelson A Mitescamp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans and ladies were entertained at Armory B by the Company B Relief Club. The dance raised and expended over 500 for Company B members and families. About 250 attended. Arion orchestra provided music. refreshments served. decorations remained from a prior formal reception.
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Want Pastors In Red Cross
Oshkosh chapter of the American Red Cross seeks local clergymen for relief work and chapter activities. Only two pastors are enrolled. others will be invited to join to boost membership and community support. Red Cross is nonsectarian and emphasizes humanitarian teaching.
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Barber Missing After Embezzlement Charge and Warrant
Sheriffs seek F. J. Barber in Florida and New York as they pursue a warrant for embezzlement under state banking laws. He has not been seen since last Monday, with no trace at home or offices. Shen Spalding conducts a wide search including railway stations to locate him. Vivian Wart, daughter of A RR Ware of East New York, underwent a morning operation for appendicitis. condition listed as highly critical this afternoon.
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Steps toward the fatal hour as Congress prepares action
Washington reports a White House cabinet final conference to draft the address for a national emergency. Republicans plan to organize the House while Democrats press Ways and Means for revenue. Senate leaders back prompt action on the army appropriation bill pending from the previous session.
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Divorce action of Johal Weiner v Anna Weiner opens in county court
Trial began before Judge Beglinger with testimony for the plaintiff charged with cruel and inhuman treatment. The defendant counterclaims for a decree on similar grounds. Attorneys are W. N. Powers for Weiner and John F. Kluwin for Mrs. Weiner. Marrried in the city August 5, 1914, they have a daughter about two.
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W. N. Powers
John F. Kluwin
Thin City
Probing Train Wreck Suspects Rail Fault and Spies
Cincinnati officials investigated a report that a broken rail caused a Midwest passenger train wreck injuring fourteen. UPI states German spies may be connected, and a troop train was rumored to pass through Valley Junction, with censorship delaying confirmation.
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Cincinnati
Hig Four
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Valleration
Guardsman Targeted During Night River Sweep
Three shots were fired from the Canadian side as a National Guard unit under Lieutenant Volet patrolled the river near Ardraude Tower Company. Private Mexsinz reported the incident while on a daisy patrol. Volet denied that shots were returned.
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National Guard
Volet
Ask Higher Rail Rates In Wisconsin Legislature Debate
Vincometa Roads petition and Senator Nash push to raise passenger fare from two cents to twenty cents per mile discussed before the senate committee on corporations. No action will be taken by the committee next week.
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Washington Seeks to Prepare for War Amid Mixed Signals
The report portrays a fatigued mood in Washington as Congress likely authorizes at least 590,000 men and the War Department urges reserves and ordnance. President Wilson maintains golf and study routine, while interpreters question sincerity of Germany’s stance and U S readiness.
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