Germans Drive Out Enemies From Verdun Front Trench
News from the Verdun area reports French forces capturing a German trench north of Le Mort Homme and taking fifty three prisoners. Elsewhere French air crews claim multiple enemy aircraft downed while Berlin cites German gains on other sectors. Roosevelt endorses woman suffrage in a signed statement.
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London
Verdun
le Mort Homme
Cumieres
Berlin
Cauretten Wood
Vosges Mountains
Lansigny
Col di Lana
Lake Narocz
Mineting Totermetonal Lae Adjourned Saturday Meeting
A business section adjourned Saturday with Bulky How reelected president and Senator Willem J. Ryan named president. Local officials did not provide further details.
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How
Willem J. Ryan
War Blak Insurance Higher In New York And London
A report from financial circles notes a rise in war risk insurance rates in New York and London as fears over a major German commerce disruption grow. The increase follows a breach in shipping routes and heightened casualties in the ongoing conflict.
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New York
London
Gnaneial Eireles
Fulder
Hritieh Eee Petra
Sweden Seeks Funds for Army and Navy Modernization
Sweden plans to ask Stockholm for 44 000 100 kronor for the army and 4 000 000 kronor for reconstruction of destroyers and submarines amid wartime strain. The Bucharest note reports allied retreat and Romanian border tensions as casualties rise.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Anchorage Labor Union Rejects Cedera Wage Scale
Anchorage workers union rejects wage scale proposed by the Cedera arbitration board in a bid to settle the dispute with government authorities. The union vows to pursue further negotiations and any required actions to secure terms.
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Seward
Alaska
Anchorage
Cedera Arbitration Board
Dublin Rebels Surrender Main Body After Battle
Lonion News reports the main body of the Blan Fein rebels in Dublin surrendered on Sunday amidst continued fighting in the city and suburbs. Prisoners include Countess Marklevics as smaller bands persist in guerrilla actions, some in staunch houses and subterranean passages. Martial law provisions may apply to prisoners while Sinn Fein editors publish rebel orders signed by General Connolly.
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Lonion
Blan Fein
Dublin
Balle Bridge
College of Surgeons
Countess Marklevics
Sinn Feiners
Connolly
Thespaper
Freeman's Office
More Troops for Mexico Cross Border Run to Aid
The largest force of troops since the border crossing six weeks earlier entered Mexico from Columbus New Mexico. Officials suggested Pershing may strengthen the line from Columbus to San Antonio about 325 miles long or fear limits on crossing the boundary. Washington defense voices denounced unrestricted submarine warfare before the American Society of International Law urging legal bounds for war methods.
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Columbus
N. M
Mexico
Pershing
San Antonio
Scott, Funston
Obregon
Washington
Juriuts
American Societ of
International Law
Sibley Commands Fourteenth Cavalry In Meates
Col Frederick W. Sibley commander of the Fourteenth Cavalry U A now stationed in Meates. Catone!
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Col
Frederick W. Sibley
Catone
Sibley
Fourteenth Cavalry
Meates
Philadelphia navy yard pamphlet attack suspect arrested
Government agents in Philadelphia arrest HB tils, a former draughtsman at the navy yard, on charges of distributing pamphlets that attack the President. The case centers on alleged extremist activity connected to the yard workforce.
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Phlladelphia
HB @tils
Phlladelphis Navy Yard
Diatelli Aes
Prealdeat
Grants Mine Hour Day in Chicago Strike
Workers at the mine in Chicago threaten a day of reduced pay as a demand drive for 13000 workers in the company. The dispute centers on wage reductions tied to a 6400 worker layout plan.
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Grants
Chicago
Obregon Denies Rift With Carranza Over Mexican War
General Obregon declares harmony among constitutional chiefs and says Carranza forces can cope with Villista bandits in southern Chihuahua. He travels to Juarez to present assurances to Generals Scott and Funston and seek early retirement of U S troops from Mexican soil.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Scott
Funston
Juarez
el Paso
Carranza
Villista
Obregon
Trevino
Carranea
Torreon
Venustiano Carranza
United States
Martial law declared across Ireland with Maxwell in command
London reports martial law in Ireland as Major General Sir John Maxwell assumes charge after Irish authorities placed themselves under his directives. He is granted full disciplinary powers for extended operations to quell the rebellion amid reports of spreading revolt from Dublin to other regions.
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London
Ireland
John Maxwell
Eggot
Chemselves
Tublin
Wint
Dhe
Dublin
Policing of North Desi redirection and American cooperation plans
War dispatch from Warrington reports American officers ordered to craft detailed military plans for joint action with Messasa and American troops to disperse bandit heads in Northern Mexico. Separate note from New York states coal miners and employers resolved a strike after a February agreement.
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Warrington
Ob. Carrennn
New York
Dietrict
British Cruiser Seizes American Ship in Gulf Skirmish
In the Gulf of Colloria the British cruiser Rainbow engaged the American vessel Crowley Launch Tyshoat, raising tensions as the ship, owned by Crowley Launch Tyshoat Co of Boo Pranciaca, faced seizure by British forces amid ongoing hostilities.
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Ian Vreuchon
Crowley Launch @ Tyshoat company
Boo Pranciaca
Reinbow
Gulf of Collorlia
Agricultural secretary elected to national body in New York
James Wilken of Traer Iowa, secretary of agriculture to Presidents McKinley, Roosevelt, and Wilson, was elected president of the National Agricultural Council in New York on Thursday.
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Roosevelt
New York
Congressional Union
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Agriculturaliote
James Wilken
Traer
Cobime
McKinsey
Gerard to visit German Emperor amid hopeful press views
German Press leans to a hopeful outlook as Ambassador Gerard travels from Berlin to meet the German emperor at army headquarters. Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg plans to finalize Germanys reply to the latest American note while Jagow visits the American legation.
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Berlin
James W. Gerard
Germany
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Jagow
Gerard
Frankfurter Zeitung
Leiats
Dostor Marshall Acquitted in First Degree Murder Trial
Salt Lake City defense motion for acquittal granted after state finished presenting evidence in the case against Dr Herbert I Marshall charged with murder in the first degree for the alleged killing of Mrs Marshall. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after the directed verdict motion was sustained by Judge W Morse.
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Dostor Marshall
Salt Lake City
Agatnst
Herbert I. Marshall
Marshall
W. Morse
Major Robert L Howze and the Menice expedition
Fragmentary report notes Major Robert L Howze of the Eleventh calvary ordered to join an expedition into Menice. A prisoner acquitted in the same column references a person named Rogers and mentions December events and family items.
Mesaville Lawyer Traube Released After Inquiry
Mesaville attorney Chasios C. Traube, counsel for the Wipayere in an ey government probe, was released from custody amid investigations involving Teas and other parties. No additional charges were announced.
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Mesaville
Blain
Nashville Teas
Chasios C. Traube
Ahet Amd Bilhad
Harry & Stakes
Eilel
Traube
Fail to Agree at First Conference in Mexico Talks
El Paso reports two hard propositions at the Juarez talks on the future of American expeditionary forces in Mexico. U S generals Scott and Fristos met General Obregon and General Trevino as discussions opened with the aim to curb bandit activity and coordinate forces. Mexican officials urged withdrawal of American troops while US representatives warned of a deadlock if withdrawal was pressed.
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el Paso
Texas
Juares
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Hungh L. Scott
Frederick Fristos
United States
Alvaro
Pershing
Washington
Mexico City
Americas
Obregon
Indians Capture Fishermen on Reservation Lands
A band of Lummi Indians seized eight Austrian fishermen near Puget Sound after objecting to fishing on reservation waters. The captives and their boat were taken to a protected area on the reservation where federal jurisdiction limits rescue options reported by the sheriff.
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Handa Bellingham
Wash
Hales
Bess
Puget Sound
Tarnished waters and miners facts sweep Nevada Idaho Oregon
A noisy Nevada and Oregon summary traces a string of incidents and policies. It notes a rabid dog death in Nevada, a personal tragedy in Lane City, a miner’s suicide, and injuries from accidents in Winnemucca. It reports wage changes for miners and smelter workers and a new state tax lobby in Oregon. It mentions a spotted fever case, a parkway power plant update, and a police diamond theft in Salt Lake City. The piece also cites river plant upgrades, a prize capture in Beattle court, and a train‑track fatality near Shafter.
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Ewlem
Optim
Novads
RoMawon
Idaho
Anniher
Douglas Milling and Power Company
Carson River
Nevada
Gilliam
Beattle
Plessant Valley
Winnemucca
State Taxpayers’ League
Oregon
League
Portland
Trieal Energy
John Verzan
Lane City
Nev
California
Chester Nelson
New
Monser
Dutte
Anaconda Upper Mining Company
Hurle
Anaconda
Great Falls
Balt Lake
Q. M. Witkin
Salt Lake Ways
Bar
Bet Pollom
Reno
Reno Treetne
Pany
Opuia
Carmen City
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Brandeis
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
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Judiciary Committee
Rotterdam
Berkelstrom
North Sea
Nieuw Rotterdamade Courant
England
Morgenthau
Harry Morgenthau
Turkey
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Bucharest
Comenaired
Rowanian Houtier
Bandeeta
Enidiies
Wellington
Tweny-twe Vusmand
Circus Time
Villa
Carranga
Maj
Robert L. Howze
Maler Howse
Cellege
Menice
Wow Yyork
S Deadlnek
Colonia Chalchupa
Qhihushua
H. Veater
Madera
Villanueva Ie Blain
Presidio
Miiolas
Carreces
Ojinaga
Telesfero Domingues
Villaoueve
Riches
Grilieh
Constantinople
Kull Amara
Townsberd
Hieh
Prince le Ragovaring
Prince Albert
King George
Havre
Shafter
Wella
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