War supplies needed by England in broadened effort
A fragmented wartime memorandum discusses mobilizing labor and resources for England, urging collective action between workers and the state. It envisions establishing a council to coordinate production, stressing that without such an agreement the war effort could falter and labor might be directed by broader social forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Merah
Drovd-George
Chung
India
Asia
Ronsidener
Labar
Selohor
Mtr
Lingdeorg
Thor
Noted Case and Editorial Change At Mobile Items
A damaged clipping notes a case dated March 22 involving Frances Desetealis and a campaign of withholding certain items. It reports William A. Dreale taking a court seat and mentions a newspaper industry figure, Wiemen, gaining an interest in The Mobile Items and assuming editorial duties at the paper.
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Frances” Desetealis
Germany
Mivrey
Dre Neale
Chane
Soli
Aorta
M. Wiements
Ninnagong
Birminghin News
Pahe Assaciation
Raat
Paris Zeppelin raid causes minor damage amid calm defences
Paris reports indicate the Zeppelin bombardment caused no direct deaths. Charles Pesson was frightened by an explosion and later worked with a laboratory to analyze fallout. A chemical analysis found nosphorus and chlorine in missiles, with incendiary compounds, as authorities say defenses neutralized the threat as the alert subsided.
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Paris
Charles Pesson
Bon
Prestona
Zeppelin Raid Over Paris Fails to Achieve Aims
Report describes a 191? Zeppelin raid on Paris and Campl esse with several destroyed or diverted aircraft. Refugees and military stations mentioned. few injuries reported, defenses aided by searchlights. The piece notes civilians remained calm as Zeppelins returned, dropping minor bombs on nearby locales with limited damage.
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Tutmist
Purautt
Camplesse
Ribecourt
Preelip Court
Compiegne
Galician Fortress Surrenders Under Russian Offensive
Fragmented dispatches report Galician fortress capitulation to Russian forces. The front line shows French and German actions near Memel and Relch ackerkont with failures, Russian advances disrupting towns south of Wis town, and reports of heavy losses north of Marinipal. A special report will follow.
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Berlin
Ivy
Sayville
WNL
OUE Lodiyer
Surette Heights
Thief Barth
Champagne
Metvick
Mocess
Battie
Mont Prusate
Russia
Orage River
Jadnorostk
J'raixnysz
Ginglianow
Nisat
Austrians shell Montenegrin fronts heavy in March
A dispatch from Cettinie reports Austrian artillery bombardment on all Montenegrin fronts on March 17 and 18. Several points were damaged while Austrian infantry attacks were repulsed by Montenegrin forces, with only slight losses.
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HAVA
Tvia Fora
Cettinie
Maplene- Kring
Zeppelins Raid Calais Repelled by Fire Power
Paris reports the third Zeppelin attack on Calais failed when French artillery and motor warnings fended off the airships. The raid, timed near Paris assault, began from the sea direction but withdrew before their bombs could be dropped on the harbor or rail junction.
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Galais
Paris
Socialist Held Under Military Law In Copenhagen Dispatch
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Dr Knecht ordered to answer to German military authorities under martial law. He is barred from writing articles and may not attend political meetings except Reichstag sessions. The case touches on German military authority and citizenship questions tied to a cargo dispute at Brest involving American interests.
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Zcondon
Copenhagen
Dr. Lish
Knecht
Honesistl
Nein
Warritington
D. C
Buran
Franra
Ateamen Dacin
Prise Court
Brest
Puri
Demirment
Doue
Free Lecture on Christian Science at Beethoven Hall
A free lecture on Christian Science is announced at Beethoven Hall. The program lists speakers including a board member and other local figures, with references to dates and auditorium seating.
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Texas
Chrielan Seivier
Beethoven Hall
Sordi
Wha Wathven
Hietivestip
Mid Adver
Cimirsh
Inal
Selevitian
Bn Wonton
Victory visit routes in Mexico stir San Antonio talks
Colonel Fernando Caen, chief of staff to General Gutierrez, traveled via San Antonio toward Veracruz on a special mission. In the day he met Mexican officials and friends, while reports from Coahuila about Villietas defeating Carrangistas were dismissed as unfounded. Feared battles loom near Tampico as the Constitutionalistas prepare.
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Fernando Caen
Tals Gutierres
Curratan
Mexico
San Antonio
Veras Cruz
Gutierrez
T. .R. Beltran
Colonal Cuen
Coahuila
Villietas
Vilistas
Tamuatipus
Second arrest in murder case linked to Monmouth incident
In Monmouth Illinois on March 22 a second arrest connected to the Dayson family murder in St Louis was made. A man named Mitchell was seized in St Jeans and held, while a Hesro woman named Knight was locked up in Monmouth. Affidavits from Monmouth residents spurred the arrests, with names suppressed. Joan Knight, wife of the woman, is at Joliet penitentiary for a past crime.
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Monmouth
Dayson
St. Louis
Knight
Mitchell
St. Jeans
Mae
Joan Knight
Joliet
Austin Voters Hit Polls In City Mayoral Race
Voters in Austin Texas cast ballots for mayor and city officials amid debates over the reelection of the present mayor and several council measures. The vote focuses on local leadership and governance amid reports of polling on key issues.
Flood of Gold Turns Toward U S
New York reports wide shifts in foreign exchange as gold movement intensifies. Heavy drafts by U S bankers pull $3.3 million from Ottawa’s Bank of England reserve, aiding a total return flow of $18.5 million to the United States. Paris exchange climbs to its war era peak, signaling reduced purchasing power of French money. Analysts cite French government purchases and bankers’ bills amid market strain.
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New York
London
Bank of England
Ottawa
Paris
Hue
Angland
Wis Trdre
Une
Dahh
Bouth Afrien
Belgian Children Thank President Wilson for Aid
A Brussels exchange of letters shows Belgian children thanking President Wilson for wheat and bread aid. The correspondence includes notes from a girl and her twin brother praising American assistance that eased hunger in wartime Belgium.
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Washington
Wilson
Porss
Why and How of Legislative Filibusterers
A historical overview explains why filibusters arise in the Senate and how they function in both chambers. It contrasts rules and tactics in the House with the Senate, detailing motions, roll calls, quorum points, and the absence of closure in the upper chamber, highlighting the strategic use of extended debate to delay passage.
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Senate
House of
Arden
Washington
Iain
Kimple
Ig 2
Hengullonn
Beough
Auestinn
Valle
Yall
Albuster
Dole
Hinshiv
Enugil
Hugter
Prison Camps Grow Berlin War Prisoner Totals Rise
Berlin reports official counts show 01 000 enlisted men and over 2080 commissioned officers in German captivity. The wartime 1870 71 POW tally reached 392 000 as comparisons are drawn to current figures. A Chinese man, Suuga Sang, faced a summons in Thirty seventh District Court over the Paul Lewis murder case on East Commerce Street. Tyne Castle hotel fire devastates Pass Christian Gulf Coast landmark, loss estimated between 60 and 75 thousand dollars.
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Berlin
Sayville
Germany
Suuga Sang
Paul Lewis
Lee Reed
East Commerce Street
Tanga Sang
Weeks Denies Charge Railways Killed Act
Senator Weeks challenged Postmaster General Burleson's claim that a bill was defeated by railroads. He asserted the issue should have been debated in the Senate after House discussion, criticizing the department for sending misleading propaganda and for failing to justify its conclusions.
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Weeks
Washington, D. Mann
Wreks
Tics
Genenal Burleson
Menaconavers
Artletiior
Railrounds
Railray Amt
House
Senate
Mir
Dutch Anger Over Zeppelin Attack On Zevenbergen
A German air raid on the Zevenbergen near Amsterdam prompted public anger in Holland while not hindering naval movements. The commander at Amsterdam has orders to investigate the attack in which two bombs were directed at the Zevenbergen but caused no damage.
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London
Arsterdam
Vinalden
Holland
Navel Commandar
Amsterdam
Horses On A Liner New York Thousands of Horses Shipped In
March 22 New York reports a ship loaded with 100 horses described as the largest single shipment of horses ever moved to the city. The vessel was refitted for equine transport and even the bridal suite carried horses. In Rockland county district attorney under fire witnesses summoned for neglect of duty charges against Thomas Gagan and related figures in the case of a shooting involving Eugene M Newman.
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New York
Mitchel
Elenor Adamson
Board of Education
Tingo Gascogne
Smvack
N.Y
Wity
Thomas
Gagan
Rockland County
Wittham WY
Cleary
Haverstraw
Eugene M. Newman
Loyd P. Strick
Exed
B. Newman
Nockland County Messenger
Gegan
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Paris Dispatch
Calais
Abick
Mage Cine
Fa'olvek
Vard Turis
United States
Arthur Gazer
Pieter
Daritish Gonsal
Willie
Nromvess
Teta
Carrs
Nila
Svedeik
Wis
Montetenegring
Liebkneche Te
Pentis
Mernandy Caen
General Gutierres Staff
City
St. Denis
Austin
Agetin
Texa
Elgetion
Jelty Offig
A. P. Wooldridge
A. Gress
Ikelr
Mattel
Wise
Japan
Pian Oy Ching
Cablnel
Towse
George Hal Wanatert
U.S
MR. Wilsom
Viltle Perends
Davis
Hopkinsville
Re. Maren
George Wesley Armistead
Georgia
Wreal
Ieinen
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital
Sloans
Sloan
Atildealace
S. Sloan, Tno, Phila
Frank Bros
Great
Fifth Avenue
National
House of Representatives
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Fur Benate
Touge
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D. O
Dermanay
Tyne Castle
Pass Christian
Mies
Lysne Castle
Gulf Coast
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Glass
Genevieve
Burleson
State Bank & Trust CO
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