09 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
1
Reported in a dispatch that Germany's eastern strategy is anticipated today as Russia evacuates Turkish Armenia and Persia. Ledda notes that the Huns may have gained a route through Russia to Persia and Afghanistan, suggesting a new conduit for movements in the region.
Coferhagen suggests a majority of delegates to the All reasign convention meeting Tuesday favor continuing war. Reports from Petrograd and Moscow quote soviet circles, while German efforts to open routes via Russia and the Black Sea are noted. Possible German moves to secure supplies and influence at the talks are discussed amid Bolshevik and Allied tensions.
Capt Foulds proclaims himself the luckiest man in the British army after arriving from a convoy. He recalls keeping battle scars minimal and plans to lecture in the United States with Capt George Fontan of the Sheh Vertainteer riding group. Also aboard were Harry Holland, Ensign factory workers, and others wearing civilian clothing amid a clothing shortage. A fire at a building in Attleboro causes $150,000 in damages, with only walls and brick blocks remaining intact. Local authorities seize vehicles and prepare court actions.
Berlin reports Paris bombed last night with satisfactory effect in retaliation for Allied bombing of Trier Mannheim and Pirmas. Several victims reported as official communication reaches London.
Lord Robert Cecil warned in a stirring London address that the Far East crisis demands intervention by Britain and allied powers. He urged decisive action to protect inter allied interests, asserting that Japan’s position and potential moves require strong, coordinated U.S. and British response amid tension in northern China and broader Germany and Russia alignments.
Amsterdam March 9. A treaty reportedly establishes peace between Romania and Russia. The formation received here indicates both nations have agreed to terms and to maintain lasting peace.
Reynolde Forsbrey, described as a monster criminal, was recaptured at Locke Cayuga County near Auburn Prison after fifty four hours of freedom. A posse of officers and keepers cornered him in the Lehigh Road yard near Cayuga County, ending his latest attempt to escape.
Port March 9 story details Tuscania survivors arriving after transport to Kanes with American troops, many injured and sent to hospitals. Some could not rejoin unit. casualties listed include steward and others among those aboard.
Washington dispatch states a Persian minister named A his highness Master-2-Mamalee announced the new cabinet to the war department. It lists Moshiffa Dovateb as minister at justice and Mokbber Mini as minister of posts and telegraphs among other appointments.
A report from the field notes that Chandler was killed in an accident at Kelly Fields. A man accompanying him received minor injuries. The incident occurred tonight near Mtocick as per wagd received here.
Senate debated action this afternoon as Senator Lewis urged a formal explanation. The resolution seeks disclosure of information and time to review the lead. The atmosphere was tense with expectations that the measure would pass.
German forces plan to use liquid fire projectors in a major attack on American lines. A checkerboard style map to guide artillery officers in coordinating bombardments is described, with officers mapping out positions to intensify cannonade efforts.
American advance in France on March 9 reports heavy fighting with German forces. Article describes German attempts to conceal artillery positions with camouflaged pits and projectors. Americans capture several Germans, with details on battlefield observations, maps, and night actions near the wire and dugouts.
March 9 item notes a letter from President Wilson to Mrs. Gzlimt of Lee acknowledging her sons serving in the military and naval forces. The message emphasizes gratitude, national spirit, and the sacrifices of families with relatives in the armed services amid wartime.
Washington March reports a Danisherew cutter mission near a hazardous reef when its engine failed and hull was damaged. A distress call asked for boats. the crew abandoned ship but no deaths are noted. They were rescued and landed at a European port after medical aid.
Garbled report states the government will inspect and regulate coal mining and shipments. It mentions price protections, district representatives, and the need to assess mine conditions and merchantability, with penalties for noncompliant operators.
Washington March 9 The House voted to strike from the legislative appropriation bill a provision to provide for cle arance. If the Senate concurs the imbtreasuries will cease to exist by year end. Cities affected include Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati New Orleans St Louis San Francisco and Chicago.
Renewed action system to Gent to along railway from Ypres to Staden, especially south of Houhout forest. British French and Belgians stand them off in the contested area.
Forty men have been summoned to appear before the medice examiners of the Warren county state board on Saturday, March 16, for examination and fitness for service to the national arms. Twenty have been ordered to report in the morning at ST36 with names including Clyde Hornstron and Geo. T Mangon among others. The remaining men will be examined Saturday afternoon. the list includes Ray Gourley and Marion Johnson etc. The notice notes only those listed will be examined and the examiners will prepare the necessary orders.
Brief item notes the War Department releasing a list of American soldiers casualties and mentions public ignorance versus official releases. References Pershing's Army and the nation's wartime reporting practices.
Information shows three Laramies killed in action since last report two gassed one dead from airplane accident while four severely wounded. Officials debate publication and official timing of casualty notices amid wartime censorship and fear of enemy infiltration. identities and addresses of next of kin withheld for safety. concerns raised over the release of casualty details and methods of notification.
Gwiengs March 9 report states sixteen men arrested in connection with an explosion at the New Aly A Wood's theater aftermath. Officials say arrests aimed at halting work unrest and addressing labor disputes. Suspects include Thomas Walsh and Harold Ra, with three more sought by the attorney general. Also reports a 12-year-old bandit was shot by police after an incident on Elm Street.
Forecasters warn of a mix of snow and rain for tonight with rainfall likely across the region. Skies remain unsettled as temperatures dip, bringing mixtures in late evening and into the night.
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