Germany to Declare War on United States Predicted
A circulated report suggests Germany will declare war on the United States after the United States announced plans to arm its merchant ships against submarine attacks. The State Department reportedly had no official notice, and war may come within weeks as U.S. defenses expand. We load in good underwear, hoisery, stocking feet at Miss Oestreich's store.
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United States
Brotherhood Leaders Inform President of Impending Strike
Railroad brotherhood leaders notified President Wilson that talks with railroad managers on March 15 aim to settle differences dating to September. They warned a strike will follow if the Adamson law provisions are not met, with tentative orders for a Saturday 6 p m strike and limited train movement if demands are unmet.
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German and French Forces Repel Major Offensives
Paris reports the German assault in Champagne against French lines west of Maisons de Champagne was repulsed with heavy losses. Berlin says a British attack south of Arras failed, and western front near Bapaume remains reformed with strong German defense amid ongoing bombardment.
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Thaw Adjudged Insane by Sheriff’s Jury in Philadelphia
Harry Thaw was adjudged insane by a sheriff's jury in Philadelphia as Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw pressed to have him examined. The hearing followed repeated efforts to place Thaw before the lunacy commission and medical board. Her aim was to block extradition to New York for trial.
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Dissolution of Duma Sparks Russian Political Crisis
Reports from Petrograd say Russia faces a potential revolution after the czar suspended the duma. Censorship, war weariness, and elite corruption drive unrest. a Swedish observer cites possible broad uprising among educated Russians and soldiers alike amid food shortages and misrule.
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England and France Face Cabinet Crises Amid War Strain
London dispatch reports three entente powers near political crises. In Russia autocracy faces upheaval, in Paris Briand opposition threatens the cabinet, and in England Lloyd George battles a strong opposition over a cotton import tariff. A leadership change may follow as debates sharpen.
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Labor Federation Backs US War Support Pledge
The American Federation of Labor passes a resolution pledging loyalty to the government and support in every possible way as the United States nears war. It opposes conscription but backs universal service for military and industrial effort, aiming to strengthen democracy.
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Court Hears Fear of Unfair Trial Due to Past Difficulties
In a criminal case a defendant fears bias and argues that past difficulties in the state could prevent a fair trial. The defense contends local sentiments may influence jurors and affect impartiality. The record notes prior issues but provides no verdict at this time.
Explosion Entombs Hundreds Near Cannonsburg
A blast in the Henderson coal region near Cannonsburg Pennsylvania traps hundreds of workers. Rescue teams search amid smoke as officials report injuries and potential fatalities. Authorities cordon off the mine as the scene is assessed for stability and danger.
Mines entomb four hundred men. death toll uncertain
The report states twelve men have died and four hundred remain entombed underground. Rescue attempts are ongoing to determine whether others survived and to provide aid if needed. The Nugget invites readers to subscribe and send letters to friends outside.
Official plurality for attorney general in Grigsby race
Juneau dispatch reports the canvassing board official totals: Grigsby 5 672 votes, Schofield 888, Cobb 297. Grigsby leads the attorney general contest as announced.
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Holt's Cash Store Moves to Alaska Store
Announcement that Holt's Cash Store relocated to the large Alaska Store near the first door east, offering to fill orders of any size at money saving prices. Also notes Lehmann's sells fresh cabbage, carrots, rumabagoes and parsnips. daily Nugget subscription at $2.00 per month.
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