Submarine F-4 crew believed dead as rescue efforts continue
Honolulu reports show twenty one crewmen aboard the submarine F-4 are presumed dead after the vessel sank to the ocean bed. naval officers continued attempts to raise the sunken craft through the night aided by a dredger from Pearl Harbor. despite moonlit seas and frantic work, optimism faded and divers faced extreme depth and tricky floor formations making salvage difficult.
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Desperadoes Trapped After Bank Robberies in Oklahoma Woods
Desperadoes who raided two Stroud banks and escaped with about $5000 were trapped in woods as posses of over 300 armed men closed in. Two bandits wounded and captured, one thought to be Henry Starr, with a nationwide manhunt under way as authorities pursue toward the Kiamichi mountains.
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Great attack expected on the Dardanelles
News from Constantinople says the Goeben has been repaired and is ready for service. The Turkish ministry of war plans a major raid with the full fleet into the Black Sea, aiming to engage Russian ships while the Anglo French fleet may be reinforced. Sunk ships or disabled battleships could be registered in the operation.
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Love Cult Alliance Emerges From Jail Statement
A jailed leader of a so called love cult claims a vision spurred him to reveal rites of worship connected to the death of Amy Tanner. He spoke to Mayor Barnum and Chief France, offering details from a signed statement not made public. The report notes the dramatic market movements elsewhere in New York with several major stocks rallying on earnings and industry news.
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Steamer Heredia Collides With Leyland Liner Parisran
At New Orleans on March 27 the United States steamer Heredia collided with the Leyland liner Parisran and ran aground at the river bar then struck the Theodore Weems. There was loss of life and a heavy jam. Major General Leonard Wood, en route to Panama, was aboard the Heredia. The fate of Heredia’s injuries was not yet known. The vessel was returning to New Orleans for examination before continuing.
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Three German Steamers Lost in Baltic Iron Ore Run
Stockholm dispatch reports the Baltic loss of three German steamers Bavaria Germania and Koenigsberg all laden with iron ore. Bavaria went down March 15 with its entire crew. No further details on the other vessels are provided.
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Wage cut accepted by Amalgamated workers report
Early reports from Pittsburg indicate about 20 000 members of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers have accepted a wage reduction since February. The proposition has been defeated twice, with the early year pamphlets mentioning a spending plan tied to the wage cut.
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Quiet Day on Front With Downed German Plane
Paris dispatch says war office reports a quiet day along the front with no enemy activity. A German zeppelin plane dropped a bomb near Badonviller but was shot down by a lone pilot and observer who were captured.
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Steamer Vosges Sunk Off Cornish Coast in Shell Fire
News from Saturday reports the steamer Vosges sunk off the Cornwall coast after shell fire. The chief engineer was killed, three crew badly injured by shrapnel, and the remaining thirty crew members were brought to New Quay by patrol boats.
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Frictioned Fronts Report Ether Between East and West
The Despatch notes ongoing actions on both East Prussian and Vosges fronts. French forces claim Hartmanns Wedterkopf peak seizure after heavy fighting, while battles in the Carpathians and Bukowina continue amid harsh weather. Russian offensives and Austrian counterclaims color the Eastern front as German losses mount. Air and artillery activity persist, with bombings and reconnaissance shaping the war’s daily tempo.
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Turkish Outrages and Diplomatic Efforts in Persia
Washington reports continued attempts to obtain official information on outrages against Americans and refugees in Gromiah and Gulpashen Persia. Secretary Bryan notes Ambassador Morgenthau relayed that the Turkish grand vizier ordered protection for Christians and suppression of uprisings, with no official word on Russian troop requests to ease the unrest. The State Department hopes Turkish authorities will ensure foreign safety while considering possible Russian assistance from Tiflis.
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Severe losses as Austrian troops report carpathian front fighting
A Vienna issued statement says Russian attacks with strong new forces in the Carpathians miscarried and enemy suffered severe losses. Violent fighting persists in the Latorzza valley south of Babotzeres with both sides heavily engaged. Our troops in Bukowina northwest of Czer nowits repel assaults, taking villages and over 1,000 prisoners along with 10 guns. No change reported in Poland and western Galicia.
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Murder charge tied to associate of Levi Jacobs
A 50 year old, identified as a keeper for Levi D. Jacobs, was bound over on a murder charge following a shooting at Jacobs' residence. Reports say the woman shot her employer after an argument at home, with the bullet allegedly striking his heart. The case centers on the suspect’s relationship to Jacobs and the events leading up to the fatal shooting.
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Liverpool HyeningsExpress reports Morgan arrives from New York
London dispatch dated March 27 notes PH Morgan arrived in London yesterday from New York. The message is garbled but indicates Morgan's travel and mentions other names tied to the chancellor role and a London appearance.
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Liverpool HyeningsExpress
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Fighting Near Tampico Shapes Texas Frontier Power
A battered dispatch from El Paso reports Villa forces pressing toward Matamoras opposite Brownsville as Carranza troops guard the border. The State Department notes limited damage to oil tanks near Tampico while rail service to northern border towns remains disrupted. Villa aims to seize mineral regions and threaten Monterrey and Mexico City as part of a broader campaign.
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German Destroyer Soon To Be Interned
Washington March 27 The battleship Alabama of the reserve fleet was ordered to Hampton Roads for neutrality duty by the Navy department The move follows the arrival of the German commerce destroyer Prinze Ebtel Friedrich at New Port News and signals preparations to intern German assets amid heavy weather risk and potential submarine threats
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Unclear historical snippet prompts possible note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions SSBY ASSOCIATED and names like Dr Judge Killite and Shea. Ambiguous dates and events prevent clear reporting. unable to determine a coherent news item, location, or outcome from the fragment.
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