French Drive Gains Ground North of Sissons Sector
The article reports continued French advances north of Sissons and east of the Reyillysxeuville Sur Margival line with important positions captured. It notes heavy artillery exchanges between French and German forces around Butte du Mesnil to Maisons de Champagne and ongoing fighting in the forest of Couey.
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Sissons
Aailette River
rewillysxeuville-Sur Margival Line
Butte du Mesnil
Maisons de Champagne
Couey
Bapaume
Paris
Mareh
Four Regiments Called Into Federal Service
Four additional regiments of national guards, the First West Virginia, Seventy fourth New York, Second Connecticut and Second New Jersey, were called into the federal service today.
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Washington
National Guards
West Virginia
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Carolina State Livestock Expo Opens in Greensboro
The Carolina State Livestock Exposition began in Greensboro with preparations months in the making. The event aims to boost North Carolina's livestock industry and features farmer conferences and talks by noted livestock experts.
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Ington
N. G
North Carolina
Women Seek Navy Service More Than Men In Recent Enlistments
In New York on March 28 two women applied for every man to enlist in the United States Marine Corps during the past week. Several women wished assignment to battleships but were told they could fill only clerical positions.
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New York
United States Marine Corps
Elks Lodge Elks Keep Flag to the Fore in Idaho Falls
A local Elks gathering in Idaho Falls featured Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler and Twin Falls delegate, with praise for the lodge's work and a commendation from the deputy. Attendees from Pocatello and nearby districts joined a formal meeting, led by John Hallowell and other officers, ending with a luncheon and remarks on lodge activities.
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Luvat
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
layKl Senight
Alva Norman
Dickinson
Chas
Aswestion
Nidor
Partisan Lines Remain In House Plan For Special Session
Washington reports that hopes for a non partisan House organization during the upcoming special session were virtually abandoned. Republican leader Mann, who had backed the plan, stated his stance. the party line appears to prevail.
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Washington
Mann
Federal case on false labeling of interstate liquor shipments
The United States sued Steve Adams and co defendants in a local interest case alleging they conspired to ship intoxicating liquor in interstate commerce with outside labels omitted. Andreisakis and Pattis pleaded guilty. Kasaris and Jeffries had charges dismissed. Tourlas and Koukoulas trial continued with their lawyers listed.
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United States
Steve Adams
Satero Andrelsakis
Sam Satero
the Kaiser
John Pattis
Gus Tourlas
George Jeffries
John Koukoulas
Mike Kaseris
Latero Andreisakis
Pattis
J. M. Stevens
Andrelsakis
C. D
Honeymoon World Tour For Tea Examiner Bride
Miss Neil Rose Baggett becomes Mrs George F Mitchell in Washington. Mitchell, a United States tea examiner, sails from San Francisco with his bride to study tea growing curing and marketing across Japan Formosa China Java Ceylon and India. He may return via Suez to visit London before reporting to the Treasury.
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Washington, D. C
Neil Rose Baggett
George F. Mitchell
United States Tea Examiner
Mitchell
Treasury Department
United States
San Francisco
Thomas
Japan
Formosa
China
Java
Ceylon
India
Treasury
Suez Canal
London
Oliver Named Island Governor
Rear Admiral James H. Oliver, chief of navy intelligence, named by Secretary Daniels as governor of the Danish West Indies to be taken over by the United States Saturday. Wheat market reports Prices in Chicago show Wheat at 1 944, corn 1.17, oats 61.
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Washington
James H. Oliver
Navy Intelligence
Daniels
Danish West Indies
United States
Chicago
American Farmers Urged to Aid England in Wartime
London reports Sir Arthur Lee head of the food production department wants 5000 skilled American farmers to work in England to bolster food production against German submarine warfare. He notes plans to bring 2000 tractor ploughs for night plowing and stresses American farmers’ efficiency in the current crisis.
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London
Germany
Ber
Arthur Lee
Associated Press
America
Germany Faces A Food Shortage Warned By Ebert
Copenhagen reports from the Berlin Vorwaerts quote Socialist Deputy Ebert before the Reichstag on food. He says the 1916 bread grain yield is about half a million tons, barely above 1915 per capita levels after a calamitous harvest.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Idaho Falls Patriotism at Massive Community Meeting
A large patriotic gathering of about a thousand people filled the Idaho Falls Auditorium last night. James E. Steele presided as speakers included Hon. Harry Holden Mayor George W. Edgington and Frank C. Bowman. The event featured a strong American spirit and a rich musical program as businesses and public buildings displayed the national colors.
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Idaho Falls
James E. Steele
Harry Holden
George W. Edgington
Frank C. Bowman
Club of Commerce
Called Back Into Service
Washington March 28 orders from the War Department call all National Guard units that have been partially demobilized back into federal service.
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Washington, Mar
The
War Department
National Guard
Young Margarita DeBaca to Christen New Mexico
Santa Fe March 28 Miss Margarita G DeBaca daughter of the late governor will christen the dreadnaught New Mexico when launched in the last week of April.
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Santa Fe
Mar
Margarita G. DeBaca
New Mexico
Metal Market Copper Quiet in New York Trade
Copper prices hold steady in New York trading on March 28 as the market shows no change with quiet activity and unchanged quotes.
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Metal Market
New York
Marriage of Well Known Local Pair
A. C. Cripp and Mrs. Florence M. Chandler were married at the Methodist parsonage at 8 oclock Monday night. The couple, both prominent Pocatello residents, kept the news secret for days. Rev. Hamilton officiated with immediate family present. Cripp is a Short Line conductor and Chandler has served as assistant secretary of the Commercial club. They will live on West Custer Street and friends wish them happiness.
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A. C. Cripp
Florence M. Chandler
Pocatello
Hamilton
Methodist Church
Cripé
Commercial Club
High Prices Threaten U S Carriage Makers
In Cincinnati on March 28 the Carriage Builders' National Association met in special convention to seek ways to cut material and manufacturing costs as high prices threaten many carriage factories. The meeting noted competition from automobiles as a factor in closures and urged action to avert further losses.
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Cincinnati
Ne A
United States
National
Oe Jcn
English Statesmen Change Minds on Suffrage Question
In London the former Prime Minister Asquith told the House of Commons that it is neither just nor expedient to deny women the vote. He argued war requires women’s support and that electoral reform should be considered in light of new wartime realities. He said his previous opposition was due to expediency.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Letters bolster Industrial and Fashion show entries
Letters turned in at the Commercial club for the Industrial and Fashion show contest show Miss Mary Hawks leading. Opportunity remains for entrants with prizes totaling many awards. Letters credited include ST GOMTI S deovescctcessabcese 245 EE Polling 45 Maud Dayton 34.
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Mary Hawks
ST “Gomti
S. Deovescctcessabcese
Maud Dayton
Will Delay Issue of His Message
Official reports from the southern department deny claims that many Germans crossed into Mexico after the severing of diplomatic relations. Congressional leaders discuss the national emergency program, but final steps await President Wilson's address to Congress next Monday. Fifteen thousand National Guardsmen are kept in federal service for police duty at plants and property. Wilson debates the outline with Colonel E. M. House but will finalize his message at the last minute.
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Washington
Mar
Southern Department
Mexico
United States
Germany
Wilson
Congress
E. M. House
Belgian Relief Fund Receives Pocatello Support
Dr. M C Merrill of Idaho Tech reported a thank you from the Literary Digest for funds raised in Pocatello for the Belgian Children’s Relief. The Digest confirms relief work continues with sixteen ships en route to Rotterdam, two sunk but insured, and a $1,000 contribution noted from the city.
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M. C. Merrill
Idaho Tech
Literary Digest
Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
Blair and
Crossland
The
Tech Conservatory of Music
Germany
Prof
Merrill
Relief Commission
Rotterdam
Mother’s three sons enlist in national guard
Spokane Washington March 28 former Governor Hay of Washington described his three sons enlistment saying their mother would not raise sons who did not answer the country’s call.
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Spokane
Wash
Hay
Washington
Birthday of Oldest Senator Gallinger Marks Eightieth
Washington March 28 Senator Jacob H Gallinger of New Hampshire oldest member by age in the Senate today celebrated his eightieth birthday. He is a Cornwall Ontario native who graduated in medicine in 1858 and later entered politics before going to Congress in 1885 and the Senate in 1891 now in his fifth term.
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Washington, D. C
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshtre
Gallinger
Cornwall
Ont
New Hampshire
Congress
Washington
United States Senate
John Couch convicted of killing sister-in-law Nellie Dunn
Oklahoma City March 28 John Couch was found guilty of killing his sister-in-law Miss Nellie M Dunn a school teacher and received a life sentence.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
John Couch
Nellie M. Dunn
Fife
Stramer Arrival at Atlantic Port Reports Cretic Freighter
The White Star Line freighter Cretic has arrived at an Atlantic port from a European port, with the event announced today.
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Stramer
White Star Line
Cretic
Arizona Land Opened to Settlement on May 24
Washington reports forty thousand acres recently exchanged from the Crook National Forest will be opened to public entry in Arizona by executive order. Applications under homestead laws may be filed within the twenty days before May 24.
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Washington
Mar
Crook National Forest
Arizona
Interior Department
Secretary Redfield to name committee on war era commerce safeguards
Washington March 28 Secretary Redfield will name shortly the committee of business men to advise his department in framing measures to safeguard the country s commerce if war comes and to meet conditions after the war.
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Washington
Redfield
Coordination of national government advertising board formed
Preliminary arrangements established at the war and navy departments for a national advertising advisory board to coordinate campaigns. Director Gifford of the national defense council will finalize details. The board offers its services to the government at no cost to determine effective advertising media to recruit soldiers sailors and workers in the present emergency. Posters and literature from London are en route for review.
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Washinon
National Advertising Advisory Board
War and Navy Departments
Gifford
National Defense Council
London
Porter's Arrest Charged in Grand Larceny Case
A sworn complaint before Judge Van Reuth charges William Ward, a colored porter at Book Store Pharmacy, with grand larceny for stealing about 193.14 dollars in silver from the store’s cash box during the burglary last weekend. Ward is in county custody after removal from the city jail.
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van Reuth
William Ward
Ward
Fire in Utah mine displaces hundreds of workers
Salt Lake, Mar 28. A disastrous fire at the Bingham copper mine in Bingham left twenty miners overcome and about 450 men out of work. Officials cite spontaneous combustion as the probable cause and estimate the damage at 26000 dollars.
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Salt Lake
Mar
Bingham
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