Americans Raise Pressure East of Lunéville Front
American forces on a Lorraine eastern front near Lunéville launch near constant bombardments, forcing Germans to abandon trenches as long range fire repairs and heavy shelling erase German entrenchments. Patrols report no major German occupancy in many sectors while gas bombardment and shifting fronts intensify the artillery war.
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France
Luneville
Lorraine
Usail
Nin
Meny
Camorade
Toul
Hiedix
Gepmens
Jon Forgus
Ajerigny
Zeppelins Raid England Kill Woman in Hull and Paris Raid
German airships raided England and Paris on March 13 causing casualties. One Hull woman died as bombs hit residential areas while other towns along the east coast reported injuries and limited damage. Paris suffered many deaths from a raid on the capital, with officials tallying a high casualty figure.
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London
England
Hull
Gsual
Paris
Mirch
Piyt
Gompers Sends Sympathy to Russian Soviet Congress
President Samuel Gompers of the American Labor addresses the Moscow Russian Soviet Congress via message. He expresses sympathy with the Russian people, pledges American aid, and states that attacks on Russian freedom threaten American liberty.
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Gompers
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Labor Today
Moscow
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy Congress
Behald Rem
Rinan
Feerdert
Russian Congress
America
Russia
Teutons Before Odessa as German Forces Advance
Special to the Nugget from Associated Press reports that German and Austrian armies marching along the Black Sea coast have reached Odessa preparation to occupy the port and control the south Russian region. Fears grow for safety of Allied legations in Roumania as they move toward Odessa. Will H. Gays announces plans to travel to Washington to push Federal Suffrage Amendment efforts.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Russia
Russian
Black Sea Littoral
Odessa
Teutons
South
Washington
Roumania
Jassau
Roumanian
Legation
Hve
Jassay
New York
Will H. Gays
Republican National Committee
Reed Criticizes Food Administration for Extravagance
Senator Reed of Missouri accused the National Food Administration of gross extravagance in its food conservation programs. He urged Hoover to account for the Finance Department and said large sums are spent on advertising and literature with few tangible results, even as he acknowledged overall benefits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Reed
Missouri
Senate
National Food Administration
Hoover
Department of the Food Administration
Reed
Food Administration
German Paper Demands Reprisals From Allies
A British style war editorial in Amsterdam by Associated Press notes a German newspaper the Tageszeitung calls for reprisals after Germany seizes ships. The piece argues that retaliation should target Allied vessels and authorities, urging swift action as hostilities intensify.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Marette
Tages Zelming
Pete
Perbet i
Davis
Eitios
Canadian Fisheries Dispute Ends by Agreement
Ottawa reports a wartime accord between the United States and Canada allowing American vessels to enter and clear Canadian ports without licenses and Canadian vessels to enter American ports with the same freedom. The pact lets each side dispose of catches in the other country and reduces licensing formalities for war-time fishing.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Ynadian Ports
Canadia
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