Austro Italian Territory row tests Vienna Berlin resolve
Berne March 30 Berlin newspapers say Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg will press Austria to cede territory to Italy despite Emperor Franz Joseph’s firm stand. Berlin notes imply Germany may prevail even as Austria resists, with Russian fate linked to German actions. A mass meeting is planned Wednesday evening in A B Hall.
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Prohibition Foe of England Cites Three Enemies
March 30 A LondonALquer prohibition stance threatens to rise sharply if authorities do not act Britain faces pressure amid rising alcohol use. Chancellor Lloyd George answered a deputation from the Building Employers Federation urging prohibition, warning the English public risks moral decay.
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Legislature Debates Revenue Measures in Juneau
In Juneau on March 20 the legislature continues a daylong focus on taxation and revenue measures. A Senate mining bill proposed broader location latitude and changes viewed as easing quartz development, drafted by the Alaska Engineers Society led by Secretary Davidson. The bill closely mirrors the current law aside from noted modifications.
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German General Von Kluck Wounded Confirmed
Berlin March report confirms General von Kluck commander of Germany’s Second Division was wounded during an inspection tour in Northeastern France. He suffered injury while at a forward position with advancing German troops.
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Atlantic Fleet to pass through canal in June
Secretary Daniels announced that three divisions and possibly the entire Atlantic Fleet will go through the Panama Canal in June en route to the Pacific Coast. The program includes sending the whole squadron to the Panama Pacific International Exposition where they will remain for some time. One division will later proceed to Puget Sound.
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Nugget Beats Nome Advertion in Subscriptions Push
The Nugget reports its subscription drive against Nome Advertion with a mail to a friend outreach outside. Details emphasize a push to grow readers through shared referrals and subscription offers.
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Nome
Turks Claim Zeppelins Attack British Ships in Dardanelles
Constantinople March 1. An official statement says a Turkish Zeppelin dropped bombs on British warships outside the Dardanelles. The note implies German airships are aiding Turkish forces defending the strait and Rosophoris.
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Moran Knocks Out Wells In Tenth Round Fight
Frank Moran of Pittsburgh decisively defeated English champion Bombardier Wells by knockout in the tenth round of a twenty round scheduled bout. Reports from Seattle note district attorney statements that charges against German consul Herr Mueller will be dismissed and the matter dropped.
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Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
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Mueller
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German and American war bond plan in flux amid morale strains
New York reports amid anti war sentiment in Rome and German press criticism of American soldiers. German forces reportedly near Moscow city outskirts hint at siege as German bond efforts target German Americans to raise large funds in the United States.
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New York
United States
Sinking of Aquila Claims 140 Lives in Mass Tragedy
Reports from the mass sinking of the Aquila describe at least 140 deaths, including 65 passengers, after a submarine attack. Eyewitnesses recall panic aboard the vessel and chaotic rescue efforts as survivors clung to debris and the ship's decks collapsed.
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European nations seek large American credits amid war
Fresh eggs priced at $1.25 per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Report notes bankers see European belligerents pursuing foreign credits in the United States totaling hundreds of millions as the war continues, with regulatory alignment between Morgan and French government interests cited.
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Submarine F-4 Slowly Rescued Near Hawaiian Station
Cable from Ifonolut reports naval authorities at the Hawaiian station coordinating efforts to raise the sunken submarine F-4 near its resting site. The vessel had been towed several hundred feet in the last day as salvage operations continue under deep water. Officials say the chance of crew survival after prolonged immersion remains remote.
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Wilson to send American note to Britain within twenty four hours
Washington reports President Wilson will forward the American note to London within twenty four hours in reply to Britain’s order in council and blockade measures. The note is described as vigorous and a reply could settle many dire and vexing questions now existing. Subscribe for the Nugget at $2.00 per month.
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Seattle Faces Street Car Strike Threat
Seattle braces as street railway workers threaten a strike over alleged dismissals of union men. Officials warn stoppage would cause serious hardship for residents and further developments are watched with concern.
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