Antitrust Agt Does Not Apply to News Agency
A March 1 letter from Attorney General Gregory to James M. Beck, counsel for the Sun Printing and Publishing Association of New York, argues there is no ground for federal action under antitrust laws. The document outlines the Associated Press structure and membership rules, noting the nonprofit nature and eligibility limited to newspaper owners or executives, with protest rights and board governance details.
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Maren
Gregory
James M. Beck
Sun Printing
Wud
Associalun
New Yoas
Ietter
Ated
Paule
Mey
Lollowsa
Ty You
San Vines and Fublentug Association
Thentburekdp Corpora
Ianur Borstion
Asvertulon
Fis
Imlid Mabilite
Sisck
Atl .Y
Associated Press
Varios
Hap
Yival
Intel Ie
Joni Phat Theeng
Onera Ten
War Ends July Says Writer Crammond Sees Financial Toll
London March 17 Hdaut Crammond, a prominent financial writer, argues the war will end in July through belligerent exhaustion. He estimates total war cost to July end at 11.99 billion and direct losses at 45.74 billion, with England spending up to 4.54 billion by July. The Times cautions his figures may be exaggerated yet notes possible government war loan needs.
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London
Hdaut Crammond
Troval Statatitical
Urummand
England
the Times
Cranmond
Asquith
Grew Triuan
Tenant Tells of Struggle to Own Farm Hearing
Noble testifies at Commission on Industrial Relations about poverty and alleged tragic conditions as tenants describe the fight to own agricultural land. Officials hear testimony on rental hardship and possible reforms affecting farmers.
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Commission On Industrial Relations
Vallab
W. A. Noble
Land League of
Testa
Anima
Amervan
Nellie
Dialmns
J. C. Steward
Southwear
Biewird
Inek
Atangaide
ArkaneHd
Conlay
Tesas
Tims
Wits
Tun Tor
Arkansas
Daetors
Inter An
Walsh
Steward
Mir Noble
Airs J. Horden Harriman
L Commission
W. Getzendaner
Waxahachie
Tex
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Rot City
Geteendange
Magerat
Frank R. Walsh
Wixallachie
Enthan
Lef
Urer
Pat Nagi
Kingfisher
Okla
Tenant Farmer
Progres
Menamts
WH. Noble
Ttoekante
Htenters Union
Aminrton
Industrial Workers of the Warldy
aMone Fur de Thorens
Weather and tenant farm woes in Texas report
A mistyped weather note leads into a Senate style hearing on farm conditions in Texas. Testimony from J C Steward and farmers details debt, poverty, and children sent to farms as tenants. Official scrutiny of landowners, court use, and labor practices followed topically.
Destruction of Dresden Not a Surprise
Reports describe the Dresden cruiser being destroyed at dawn with no surprise to allied nations. Weather notes predict continued rain and cold, with possible sleet and frost as a front from the Rockies approaches, influenced by a developing high and a western low.
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Dresden
Mareur¢Vla
Mernandes
Winder
Worshipa
Phey Gatae Tan
Allen Buell
Rocky Mountains
Wilson’s St. Patrick Day Appearance in Green Attire
President Wilson appeared at the executive offices in Washington on March 17 wearing eight sprigs of shamrock and a green necktie, marking a festive St. Patrick’s Day display. The scene drew attention from officials as he met aides and staff during the day.
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Washington, D. C
Wilsor
Weather observations from multiple cities with temperatures
A garbled report lists temperatures and conditions for cities including St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Sve and others. It mentions clear or partly cloudy skies and northwest or southeast winds with hourly or daily readings and low temperatures around the mid to high thirties in several locations.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukbm
ST. Paul
Hanra
SVE
Wansas
Werle
Waa
Iwest
York
Eure
Washington
Text of Order 10 and American neutrality talks
The text outlines the United States response to British and German actions affecting neutral trade. It notes plans to publish Britain's embargo and seeks to understand how the Allied blockade will be implemented in practice. Public interest and congressional reaction, including Senator Walsh's remarks, are discussed.
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Washington, TC
Moreen
le Shily
United States
Germany
Tony
Ratford
Willy Viher
Walsh
Montana
Wilson
Congress
Waldwud
St Patrick's Day Auto Race Held in Venice
A St Patrick s Day auto race opened at 3 on a 1000 length course near Venice with drivers including Vander Kane and others vying for the grand prize. The event, described as the St Patrick s Day Grand Prix, drew several participants from local clubs and featured multiple heats and cautious competition.
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Venice
Hier
Vander
Han Kaneisvo
US flag on liner Montreal voyage amid submarine threat
March 17 report from Winnipeg claims two German submarines lurked near the Mersey as the liner Gershan cleared Liverpool for Halifax on her last voyage. Passenger David McKay of Canadian Pacific says the American flag was hauled down after the ship dropped its pilot, soon after leaving the Mersey. The Corsican, an Asian liner, departed Liverpool March 3 for Halifax via St John and arrived at Halifax yesterday afternoon.
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Montreal
Gershan
Mersey
Liverpool
Halifax
David McKay
Canadian Pacific Railroad Freight Department
Winnipeg
Halifas
Mlaren
Halinfaxing St. John, KB
Maltfax
Baboon Suit Filed Over Pasadena Escape Case
Lawsuit seeks 71500 damages against E W Knowlton of Pasadena and others over an educated chimpanzee that escaped on March 17 1814 enligt Lindleys. The animal allegedly fled two miles, entered the Lindley home and threw their son Milton aged 19 onto a bed, leaving him disabled for life.
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Los Angeles
Cab
Baron
E. W. Knowlton
Pasadena
C. P. Lindley
Men deny being held aboard German cruiser in Atlantic
Charles Pronk and Robert Rogge, former crew of the America ship Wa PB Feye, claim in sworn statement they were detained by the German cruiser Pring Hilel Frico- Tigh during a South Atlantic voyage and are being held against their will for military service.
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Maren
Charles Pronk
Robert Rogge
America
Wa PB Feye
Pring Hilel Frico- Tigh
Fire Threat Closes Champaign Chamatate Area
Fragmented OCR notes report a fire threat near Champaign Cham tate with buildings damaged and a person feared dead. Emergency crews controlled the blaze and secured the area as authorities investigate the cause and damage.
Caranza Says Failway Will Be Kept Open In Mexico
Garza announces no disorders in Monterrey area as Mexico City reports urged protection for refugees. State Department notes deplorable conditions and Swedish subjects face alleged outrages as developments unfold around convoy routes and political shifts in northern Mexico.
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Carranza
Washington
Dso
Atapete 17
Gomera
Corryina
Americins Aml
Mexico
Cena
Syarh
Amerie Consulingen
Yuen
Hernanies
Jndivetion
Ieexul
Carolers Cole
Torreon
Steg
Bryan
Nyte
Urutriy
Matis
Cuba
Gilhong
Provishauil
Gengrals
Martin Law Wall Dye
Garza
Eliy Ang
Nad
Hulato Gutierve
Wilh
Refuge sought aboard American cruiser amid Mexican crisis
Foreigners at Fragreso seek refuge on the American cruiser Des Moines as tensions in the area rise. General Carranza meets with American diplomats and officials to discuss the situation at a conference, with details continuing on the next page.
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Washington, M. C
Fragreso
Des Moines
Carranza
Amerisat Maras
British steamers sunk amid war claims and wreck reports
Fragmented accounting describes British steamers reported sunk and a submarine contact near Gaust or county Glewis. One vessel crews were landed at North Shinids, with conflicting notes on damage, dates, and line ownership.
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Whatitie and. Com
Sitts
Aswuital Ny
Don
Gaust
Gilwis
TGA
Furin
London
Valinbargh
Conia
Taivh
Seashore
North Shinids
SteglER On Stand in Passport Fraud Trial
Richand P Steater German naval reservant testifies in Hoboken about Stegler and Madden case. He denies implications about creating a false American passport. Witness Belle says Stegler’s roommate described the scheme and Stegler’s involvement, while Stegler denies the charges.
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Richand P Steater
Ut Feltard Madden
Gustave Cour
Walng Stegler
F. Oberwager
Jobey
Wusei
Prederick
Stegler
Hoboken
Ant Siegler
Coot
Betle
Bente
Stesler
Mine sweeper sunk near the straits with loss of life
A British mine sweeper was blown up in the Dark Vanelles yesterday during mine removal. The blast killed several crew members as two mines exploded while being cleared, according to a special dispatch from Athens.
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Pais
Maren
Vanelles
Straits
Athens
Campaign Under Way in European Conflict
Lyphu Associated Press dispatches from London describe Austrian and Russian maneuvers, noting Austrian fortifications at Bragentysl and Ty Teshaan, with reports of captured troops and aerial activity. The article mentions Allied air support and various battlefield actions amid an ongoing spring campaign.
Battles Waged for Strategic Points Across Eastern Front
Fragmentary war report details heavy fighting around Przemysl and Przemy Forts as British and Russian forces push to relieve sieges. German offensives in the Carpathians stall, while Dardanelles action nears Nagata. Amethyst reportedly penetrates near the straits amid mine sweeping defense. Troop movements, fort bombardments, and naval actions fill the dispatches with conflicting signals.
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Agjstrians
Preemysl Accardi Ro
Iapaiehea
Petre
Carpathians
Smolnix
Lotawiska
Nowe
Athens
Vali
Ryne
Rave
Sant
Dave Leen
French Make Attacks Repulsed At Lorette Heights
German war office reports March 17 saying French attacks on the southern slope of the Lorette heights were repulsed. The dispatch notes renewed fighting north of Le Mesnil and in the Le Pretre forest, with some gains for German forces southwest of Vaucois and near the Vasges. Russian advances near Kovna are mentioned, with mentions of East Prussia actions and repulses in several sectors as the war continued.
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Maren
Sarvilies
Lorette Heights
Champagne
Perthes
le Areand
le Mesuil
Argonne
Vau~auois
le Pretre Forest
Norah
Pont-s-Aloussua
Ture
Vasges
Tilsit
Laugessarsen
East Prussia
Trevoysen
Shara
Meares
Warsor
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Silliman
Garzan
Mexico City
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Atlanta
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Bengazi
Viaure
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Tripoli
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Petrograd
Przemys
Lyphu Associated Press
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Reiter
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Kussiy
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Bragentysl
Uidlein
Sitive
Dave
Comalumcaton
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Luntox
Marcel
Tia West
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Treemyst
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Warsaw
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Dardanelles
Constantinople
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Serve Plan
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