Kaiser Tells America Hell Cure Submarines War Fuel
Berlin replies to the American note on submarine warfare outlines条件 halting and inspecting merchant ships under certain conditions. Germany accepts most American ideas but objects to limiting anchored mines to defensive use, insisting neutrals and hostile ships may still be affected. The U S seeks to determine how blockades will be enforced and whether a modus vivendi can be built with Britain and France.
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Wilson
United States
Great Britain
France
Try Mrs Carman Again in Murder Trial
Mineola Long Island March 2 Special to The Washington Poet District Attorney Lewis J Smith prepares for a second trial of Mrs Florence Carman on the indictment charging her with the murder of Mrs Lulu Bailey before a Supreme Court term in April Dr Edwin Carman predicts acquittal noting the cost to the county could be 3000 to 4000 dollars and adds he believes his wife will be freed
Fears a Surprise by Italy in Dardanelles Move
A Rome dispatch reports Germany urges Austria to dispatch warships and submarines to the Aegean to catch the Anglo French fleet off guard. The Austrian minister of marine resists. Austria needs its Adriatic fleet as Italy concentrates its forces. Austria fears the Dardanelles may shift Italy's attitude and provoke surprises.
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Dardanelles
Adriatic
Washington Post
Rome
Germany
Aegean
Italy
German Paper Advises Detour to Marseille for U S Ships
London report cites Deutsche Tagezeitung urging American vessels to reroute via Gibraltar to Marseille to avoid dangers in English waters. It argues the longer voyage prevents encounters with British misuse of the American flag and notes submarines may mistake ships for authentic American vessels.
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Washington Post
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Daily Telegram
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Russian Front Battles Expand Across Eastern Front
London March 2 reports say Russian armies fight along nearly the entire eastern front. In North Poland reinforcements push Germans toward East Prussian lines while in the Carpathians and eastern Galicia Austrians press with heavy artillery. Ossowetz bombardment continues as Germans retreat from rail routes. German reinforcements move west to break Allied lines. Belgian towns warned of German troop buildup. Princess Patricia's light Infantry and Canadians capture a German trench near La Bassée. French aggressiveness in Champagne continues.
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Stanislau
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la Bassee
Princess Patricia's Light Infantry
Turkish Forts Fall and Allied Straits Battle Rages
A报道 from Paris says allied fleets bombarded Kilid Bahr and Fort Sultanie while Boukali Kale’s coast defenses suffered heavy fire. Yenicheir burned as a Russian admiral joined the allied council in Saloniki. More than 100000 Turkish troops were posted along the Gallipoli coast near the Sea of Marmora. Separately, U S Senate confirmed four FTC nominees and debated Rublee of New Hampshire amid Indian appropriation discussion.
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Yenicheir
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Mineca
Kilid Bahr
Sultanie
Chanak Kalesi
Mitylene
Tenedos
Gallipoli
Sea of Marmora
Constantinople
Crown Prince in Disgrace Reported in Seclusion
Special Cable reports that after two months with no word from military headquarters or Berlin the German crown prince is believed safe and in seclusion in Berlin by the Kaiser's command. No confirmation of death. Speculation surrounds his retirement and status.
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Geneva
Berlin
German move threatens Belgian relief food aid
The German government bars safe conducts for American relief ships touching English ports for coal on homeward trips and may require return voyages to sail north of the Shetlands. Dutch and Belgian relief efforts face danger as Rotterdam becomes the only feed port for Belgium, prompting appeals from officials and the American minister to The Hague. The crisis endangers Belgian famine relief and adds a bleak outlook for aid missions.
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Morgan horses too dear for English army sale
London reports claim J. P. Morgan & Co. holds 20,000 American horses for sale at high prices. Many are in Texas Missouri and the middle West. Prices have risen recently and mules are being sought for cavalry use before the war ends.
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Norway Defies British Decree On Reprisals Plan
In Christiania Morgenbladet, the semiofficial paper, says Norway cannot recognize the British proclamation any more than it recognized Germanys blockade, and notes Norway will decide its protest form based on Londons communication to neutral powers.
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Morgenbladt
Germany
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Tragedy at Windsor Hotel Affects St Clair Couple
Mrs. Charles C. St Clair explains her husband killed Edna Trotter and himself after lured by a woman she calls a vampire. He wrote of impending death, planning to start anew at the Panama Exposition, while his wife recalls his struggle against the other woman’s influence. The Philadelphia hotel scene follows years of reported infidelity and marital strain.
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Detective Polignani Fights Reds Infiltration Case
Detective Polignani, a young officer, lived with anarchists for months undercover. He attended their conferences to uncover a plot to bomb churches and target the rich. He signaled headquarters and exposed a plan to loot banks and terrorize the city, finally surrendering with the suspects at St Patrick's Cathedral.
Allies Graft Victims Secret Agent Investigates Commissions
Information reached the Times that an allied government appointed a confidential agent to probe rumors of wartime purchases in the United States. The agent, named by the Times, was visited at his hotel by a reporter as part of the inquiry into possible commissions and overcharges on war supplies.
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Times
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America
Bomb Plot Foiled At St Patrick's Cathedral New York
A group of Italian anarchists planned to blow up St Patrick's Cathedral during morning services and strike at Carnegie, Vanderbilt, and Rockefeller properties. Police, aided by undercover detectives disguised as ushers and cleaners, contained the blast and captured the conspirator, who attempted to ignite a fuse before a crowd of worshipers. The would‑be bomb scene was halted as detectives moved in and subdued the assailant within moments.
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Washington Post
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Gaetano Bresci
Humbert Iof
Italy
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rockefeller
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Royalty greets Americans in Sofia audience
In Sofia Bulgaria on March 2 the King and Queen welcomed Ernest Hicknell national director of the American Red Cross Society and Henry James Jr representative of the Rockefeller Foundation. The two Americans have been touring Southeastern Europe to promote relief efforts and they arrived from Nish Serbia.
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Bulgaria
Ernest Hicknell
American Red Cross Society
Henry James, Jr
Rockefeller Foundation
Europe
Nish
Serbia
Kaiser's Pledge to America and Fresh Russian Attacks
A condensed page summary notes Kaiser's pledge to the United States, fresh Russian offensives, Turkish forts falling, and Belgian relief efforts. Also mentioned are interrelated war statements, congressional activity, and municipal notes from the issue.
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Wilson Winson Trade Board
Congress
Mexico City
Delage City News
Roeldher
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