Germany May Offer Separate Eleven Million Dollar Armistice
International News Service reports Bethmann Hollweg possesses peace terms and that the Reichstag meets tomorrow amid calls for peace. A separate armistice proposal to Russia is alleged, with favorable public sentiment for peace and possible acceptance amid Russia’s internal upheavals. A new armor plant at Rome, Georgia, costing eleven million dollars, is planned to be established domestically to secure supplies and safety for war aims.
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Germany
Russia
Reichstag
International
Amsterdam
Bethmann Hollweg
Berlin
Kitter
Neu
Kome
Washington
Phan
Henry
Delegation Seeks Saloon Close By September First
A W C T U and Miners' Union petitioned Judge J R Tucker at the federal court house to close Nome saloons by September 1. They would not oppose May licenses if limited to that date and promised to urge voters to oppose further licenses. Applications due April 20, court may call a public vote if both sides remain unsatisfied.
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W. C. T. U. and Miners’ Union
J. R. Tucker
Federal
William Austin
Nome
First Regiment Engineers Ordered to Washington
The War Department ordered the First Regiment Engineers to Washington. They have been on duty on the Mexican border and no reason was given for the transfer. Reserved seats, one dollar, Eagle Minstrels, March 31.
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Eagle Minstrels
Russian governor general assassinated in Tver prefecture
A dispatch from Kerlin dated March 28 reports the governor general of the privines of Tver has been assassinated, but no confirmation has been received. The brief item notes uncertain veracity of the claim.
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International News Service
Kerlin
Privines
Tver
En Re
Mann Loses All Hopes For Unity
International News Service reports Senator Mann abandons his bipartisan congress unity plan after strong opposition. In the city, several women utilizing suffrage enter municipal politics, campaigning to field a full ticket and pledge to uphold promises to supporters amid talk of extended council debates.
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Ternational News Service
Washington
Mann
Bipartisan Organization of Congress
Reindeer Classic Sets Ten Mile Record At Nome Meet
Louis Aseokluk drove two deer tandem to finish ten miles in 27 minutes 20 seconds, smashing previous marks at the Nome Kennel Club event. Robert Krupsellek trailed by 30 seconds, with Edwin of Council third in 30:00. Other contests included sled lashing, roping, and a 100 yard rabbit shoot, as authorities discussed protecting reindeer herds after 119 deer were killed by lynx.
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Nome Kennel Club
Robert Krupsellek
Mary's Igloo
Alfred Kushugak
Shismareff
Robert Kiupellok
Arthur Nogazruk
Cape Prince of Wales
William Allobeck
Louis of
Bazruk
George Cotenna
Thomas Tautuk
Honor Council
Walter Kyukak
Sewand Peninsula
Resulu
McAdoo to Issue Short Term Notes in Fifty to One Hundred Million
Treasury Secretary McAdoo announces the plan to issue fifty to one hundred million dollars in short term notes. The notes will mature in one year and are part of temporary financing. He notes a payment of twenty billion dollars from the treasury will be made on Saturday March thirty first to cover Danish West Indies obligations.
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M’adoo
Menguira
Hove
Maren &T
United States
Cramer
Lewis
War Revenue Drive Moves Fast House Targets War Finance
March 28 reports say the House Committee on Foreign Affairs begins crafting war finance measures to rush through Congress. Officials note focus on emergency revenue to mobilize and fund war efforts. Rumors touch on Danish West Indies rebranding and leadership changes in intelligence and procurement roles.
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Ashington
House
Corgress
Islo
Asia
Allied Gains Reported On Western Front
Allied forces report decisive French victory on the western front after heavy fighting between St Quentin and Cambrai. British and French artillery duels intensify north of the Aisne as German air raid preparations on Paris are suspected.
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Western Front
Paris
Aisne
President Wilson Confers With House on Defense Plans
President Wilson held a conference with House members to discuss his message and defense plans. The session aimed to outline expectations and potential actions, with no immediate statements issued. Meanwhile, Gi J Lomen won the Board of Trade game against Janes Cornell, 110 to 105.
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Gi. J. Lomen
Board of Trade
Janes Cornell
Mr. Lomen
Cornell
Loof
Mish
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