German Owned Property To Be Disposed Of Today
Senate Appropriations Committee debates urgent deficit bill this afternoon and votes on an amendment to separate German holdings from United States assets in a high stakes financial move. The discussion centers on divesting on a billion dollar scale amid mounting wartime pressures.
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Wwe
Huns
United States Holdings
Washington
Grucisis
Thaly Fomenilice
P Parmer
Liu
Aig
United States
Jane Wien
Tonka
Plac
Bubakea
Wilson
Gr Hoboken
Gettan Lloyd
Mitchell Palmer Westatin
Wanbroxtun
Arch
Diepatets Astadur
Francis Tod
Te Siamese
Mensilan Siarsides
Velonta
Nicholons
Hare
Senate Apneantiatiany
Wilcom
Plera
Hoboken
Dispute Over Purchase of German Piers Sparks Senate Debate
Washington March 7 A heated debate erupts in the Senate over a proposal to purchase German owned piers in Hoboken and Bubakee The appropriations committee stalls citing presidential objections and the need to empower the government to seize these vessels The exchange highlights opposition from some senators who deem the plan unnecessary and procedural resolve in the administration to push the measure amid wartime policies.
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Toboken
CLEMENCEAU TO DECORATE GEN PERSHING IN FEUDING RUMORS
March 7 Boston report says Premier Clemenceau may decorate General Pershing after his visit to the American front. The powderless machine gun prototype is described, with statements about its testing and potential use by American forces. News accounts place the device as a notable innovation amid wartime developments and ceremonies.
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JL Pershing
Ameria
Cini
Parsiine
America
Ib Low
Narmumioe Ghierls
Patan WU
Washington
Bovng
Cereian- Avge
Sundar
Hitch Arises in Proposed Party Merger
Prohibitionists refuse to concede as leaders debate a planned merger. Despite resistance, party factions press on, urging unity while clashing over strategic paths and leadership. The article notes enduring factional tensions and calls for renewed fighting spirit within the movement.
Prohibition Faction Debates Merger and Policy Endorsements
Chicago March 7 The promi nents of a new national faction pledge support for the party and endorse a program of cooperation with the National Prohibition movement and permanent abolition. Delegates discuss a possible merger with the Rational Party while keeping campaigns for national prohibition and war measures active.
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AMO
Dry Body
Chicago
Prominison Party
Guy Og Ke
Uie
biGou
Relain Y Oule
Vlao
Ana Pre
Patton
Bard Eouea
Wutewun
Farie Brohin
California
Washington
Orker
Eidantios
U Boat Returns Boon To Jones In Shell Shock Tale
An amidships dispatch describes a U boat incident aiding Walter Jones during World War I. The account notes Jones suffering shell shock, evacuation from the trenches near France, and a strange sequence of events tied to a spell or superstition surrounding the attack.
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Jones
Walter Dears
Clee Cove
Seta
Amd
Addy
Sens
France
New National Party Holds Convention Amid Turbulent Debates
The New National Party met in convention to adopt a platform and nominate a candidate for president in 1914. Delegates, many from rural areas, debated prohibition and party standards as leaders urged unity with the Progressives. The convention aimed to adjourn after a vote on the platform and future strategy.
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McClure
ORD TO DELIVER ASSIGNMENT OF TANKS WITHIN FEW WEEKS
Defruit March 7. The Faramalu company of Build ing 3 in Raat oF mien for the United Buarex army has an announced plan to ship new tanks. A committee approved the project and Blackites will be turned out with all possible speed. The army expects delivery to France within two months, with further ships to follow. Details on the machinery and construction are being withheld.
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ORD
Defruit
Fara Malu Company
Raat
United G Buarex Army
Hare Tamtag
Ns Anim'ted
Uhe
France
Emi
Falk
Omtelnis A Ike Company
Washington
State of
Wilean
Ranny
Praver
Ana Welives
Wiisop Anid
Hon
Laresy Faris Case Reported by War Office
War Office reports that seven men planted bombs on the district north of Nmuns Wudg 1 Umns this afternoon. Further details on suspects and motives were not disclosed.
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Faris
Marea
Norte
Nmuns
War Office
Denmark on Verge of Starvation Under Allied Blockade
Information from Danish consul general reaches America describing a severe famine threat as Allied and German naval blockades strangle trade and shipping. The report notes growing suffering in Denmark and calls for relief or end to hostilities to avert widespread hunger.
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iEmbargoea
Gerpint
America
Danish Ship Helockads and Embargo Strain Danish Trade
Representative will travel to Washington to present the situation to the State Department and seek modifications to the embargo now enforced by the administration. An Atlantic port reports German actions harming Allied supply lines fueling Denmark toward starvation as Danish officials urge relief measures and lower prices to aid poor and middle classes.
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Washington
State Department
Atlantic
Helockads
Denmark
Peter Oscer
Duwia Fromaal Gumehl
Chicago
Danish offisis, “and the poor and nmimarity |= eeibtently are beter MSU
Alice Monel
Washingtog
Tory
Unclear wartime report from Lunilva front
Allied chiefs report unusual activity near Lunilva on March 7 as German actions along the French coast provoke Allied naval exchanges. The Paris offing and Champagne front sectors saw cannons, with reports of engagements near Les Marquites and Brunay east of Reims, amid regional maneuvers and artillery exchanges.
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Aruimpelé
Huemus Ruputsod
Reyere Paris
Prunay
Uere
Marth
Ruoums
Les Marquites
Champagns
Vounes Konntates
Branay
Chusapagne
Racin
YW England Telephone Walkout Averted by Settlement
Boston dispatch reports a threatened walkout by about 1 000 telephone operators was averted after company officials accepted a negotiated set of demands. A safety committee, summoned by the War Department, mediated the dispute. The talks followed a labor conflict with the New England telephone system affecting several cities in Massachusetts and neighboring states.
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England
Boston
Mart
Fterece
Fingland Riffex Natal
Wetronolttan Iciziel
Nese
Hangland
Hanipatite
Anil
Kentucky coal miners will not strike during the war
Lexington Ky March 7 Ken acke roaaminers will mou strike der ig ths wan Twente thousand mines from the weeks Kemturks enal Aids tuilue pledged their loratey ent ulies meenwratuil Othe govern ment wii promised ty avira strikes greater disputes qilit fw war tay ehaee.
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Lexington
Kenacke
Twente
Kemturks Enal Aids Tuilue
British naval losses and submarine activity report
A British naval update notes eighteen ships and submarines involved in operations during the past week. The report highlights the pace of activity, with several vessels damaged or sunk, and mentions fluctuations in losses over recent weeks.
Fors Behind Overman Bill Score Victory
Washington reports a close vote on the Overman bill with 13 to 10 results. Senators discussed cabinet views and authoring a statement, while opposition pressed for changes and a later vote.
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Overman
Bill
Washington
Sna
Smith
Georgia
King
Dillloguar
Srupderce
Peingedter
Sracung
Semtar Cuumhis
Towa
Senvora Overman
Metaler
Aobarit
Shields
Wajab
Walcott
Setsom
Migration Quarters at Ellis Island to Be Utilized
fragments indicate discussions on Ellis Island migration quarters usage amid wartime planning. references mention wartime department decisions and a potential shift in facility purposes affecting mayoral actions and ongoing assessments.
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Ellis Island
War Industries Board to Stabilize Steel Prices
Washington reports the War Industries Board plans to stabilize steel prices and related material costs across the manufacture chain. The action covers key inputs including chrome and metal use in production, aiming to curb price volatility and ensure steady supply.
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WAR Industries Board
Washington
Petes
Wwe Anid
Bruher Aibley
Danube Delta to be controlled by Bulgaria under treaty
Fragmented dispatches note Bulgaria would control the Danube Delta per treaty terms. German press fears Japanese intervention in Belia and Ukraine looks to Odessa. Romania remains in alliance with Central Powers while mobilization and troop moves shift across Moldavia Besarabia and Vindivostot amid war upheaval.
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Danube
Bulgaria
Belia
Teutons
Health Conditions Improve Amid War Time Strain
Washington report notes marked improvement in health overall with fewer deaths than the prior week though military and civilian sickness remains high. Observers cite vaccination efforts, camp conditions, and ongoing disease concerns affecting Guard units and national forces.
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Washington
Vasinoia
National Guard
Camp Bacia
Worle Tes
Condinweg
Preumania
Amy
Sarlona Guard
Turbulent Petroghag Crisis Sparks Exodus and Rumors
ADispatch reports a heavy exodus from Petroghag toward Moscow amid congested rail routes and rumors of a deteriorating locality. Officials note possible U S and German warship movements, with ministers considering accelerated peace talks and a potential presidential power to purchase German assets at Hoboken.
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Moscow
Investigation of Hog Island halted amid corporate probe
Washington March 7 halted investigation into Hog Island as the federal commerce board postponed a probe into alleged wrongdoing by a corporate group. George Baldwin, head of Hog Island operations, said the pause would extend inquiries, with officials citing a need for further evidence and possible delays at the Elven court in October.
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Washington
Marsh
Inventipear
Yia de
Reguen AU Corporation
George Baldwin
Taree Childhes Fatally Hurt In Live Wire Accident
Fatal incident reported in Providence Ky where victims were struck by a live wire. Names and affiliations appear garbled but indicate multiple individuals injured or killed amid a likely electrical accident during a routined activity.
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Providence
Maren T
Lemen Cutute
Clioton Doers
William Metal Hey
Tineman
Tie Weather Report From Washington Skews Toward Cold Friday
A fragmented weather note from Washington predicts fair skies tonight followed by snow and cold conditions tomorrow. Forecasters warn of worsening travel and chilly winds into Friday with potential impacts on local activities.
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Jake Eve
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