Furious Attacks Rock Russian Lines in Galicia
Turkiye forts silenced as Austro German armies push at Russian positions along the Galicia front. German losses mount on the Carpathian slope while Russian efforts to cross the Bobr River stall. Western fronts see French activity near Beaurgejou as Allied forces press toward railway lines behind German positions.
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Carpathians
Russia
Bobr River
Tondon
Matin
Praemys
Wotca
Carpathian
Saniay
Acrorifiz
Artas
Kenouwka
Jeona
Crean
Tor Tassannes
Tese
Germany
Auguatown
Lomor
Bobr
Myszyniec
Przasnysz
Wnd
Gepmats
Champagnes
Pertcoes
Beaurgejou
Geman
Salvador cabinet changes signal new foreign minister
The Washington Post reports new Salvadorean cabinet moves naming Fran Saco Martinez Suarez as foreign minister. Other confirmed posts include Turis Paloma as minister of education and Custa Bustamante as interior minister, with General Alonzo Kharqghona named minister of war.
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Washington Post
Aliader
Manceh
Fran San
Aco Martiez Suarez
tyesMer
Melenex
Great Clenet
Eppointmenta
Vresistent
Melendes
Ie Turis
Paloma
Docaree
Ctha Bustamante
Interior
King Fears Submarines Cross Channel Threats
English ruler and army fear German submarines crossing the channel. Overseas report from Rotterdam notes Britain delays actions amid submarine menace. Submarine threat triggers caution for cross-Channel operations as authorities assess risks.
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Tim
Rotterdam
German Press Views American Naval Proposals
Berlin berichten say Die Post and other papers doubt US aims in naval war zone notes. Count von Reventlow argues proposals favor US business interests and risk German submarine effectiveness by pressuring food blockade and flag abuse. Morgen Post finds Washington note respectful but cautious about German countermeasures.
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America
Die Post
Berlin
Germany
Count von Reventlow
Glasgow Firms Accused in Secret War Material Trade
Readable fragments describe Glasgow metal firms charged with selling hematite to Krupp since hostilities began. Four partners face $10,000 bail each, with secrecy surrounding the case and possible ties to Bonar Law. London reports the sensational prosecution as authorities pursue illegal shipments and wartime neutrality enforcement.
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England
London
Glasgow
Krupp
Two Men Deny Cathedral Bomb Plot in Frame-Up Claim
Frank Aharno and Charles Carbone told police that detective Poligani instigated the St Patrick's Cathedral bombing scheme and that Baldo pushed them to act. They said Baldo chose the cathedral, provided bomb materials, and named Rockefeller and Carnegie as targets, while insisting they were tools of the police and not willing conspirators. They faced grand jury indictments and $25,600 bail each.
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Rockefellers
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Charles Carbone
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Abarne
Carbone
Poligani
Frank Baldo
Baldo
Abarno
Bresci
East
106Th Street
Jer Tock
Capitatista
Abarno Oald
St Patrick's Cathedral
Rockefeller
Turks Move On Suez After Initial Turkish Assault
Cairo reports a Turkish plan for a second attack on the Suez Canal as Djemel Pasha prepares to renew efforts. Civilians and military alike foresee another push, with scouts noting fresh troop movements and several heavy guns being transported, each drawn by 24 oxen.
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Washington Pont
Cairo
Bayot
Suez Canal
Djemel Pasha
Human bones found in a shark off Florida coast
In Miami on March 3 reporters describe surgeons identifying human skull, shoulder blade, arm, thigh, and finger bones inside a leopard shark caught by Henry Sanford of New York. Physicians believe the bones are from a white man but cannot determine if the man died before or after being eaten.
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Miami
Fla
Henry Sanford
New York
Aleady
China extends lease on Dalny and Port Arthur
In Peking a semiweekly conference with Japanese diplomats resulted in China agreeing to extend the existing Japanese lease of the Dalny and Port Arthur ports for 39 years. China has learned Japan has formally presented to Great Britain, Russia, and France a summarized list of demands it has made on China. Also mentions an All-Steel Trade train route via Baltimore to St Louis.
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Peking
Japan
China
Dalny
Port Arthur
Great Britain
Russia
France
Whitecaps Threaten Ohio Constable in Hardin County Raid
The Whitecaps warned Constable Bets Obenour to leave Washington township, Hardin County, or face death and flogging. A midnight force posted notices in Dola and on Obenour’s home, recalling past persecutions, and officials fear renewed raids.
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Madero
Hardin County
Mexico
Washington Post
Kenton
Gohio
Whitecaps
Ohio
Bets Obenour
Washington Township
Lardin
Dola
German loan offer opens in Chicago for 1.2 billion marks
A Chicago banking firm announced it would receive subscriptions for the German imperial government B percent loan of 1,200,000,000 marks. The circular says the offering lets Germans in America show sympathy for the Fatherland. It marks the first public war loan offering by a belligerent in the United States.
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Chicago
America
French women under Mme Poincare form neutral-country propaganda
A Paris committee led by Mme Poincare and other prominent French women has organized a movement called the French crusade to conduct propaganda in neutral countries in favor of France.
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Mme. Poincare
Paris
France
Furious Attacks on Russians and Raid by Ohio Whitecaps
Across the issue, items report fierce attacks on Russians, a raid by Ohio Whitecaps, and political moves in Congress. Other notes reference shipped goods, armor plate, and official war statements amid varied local notices and society items.
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Ohio Whitecaps
Wilson
Bridah
Root
Daniels
U. S. Risk Bureau
Wood
i—Society
British reply to US note on end of German submarine raids
London march 3 britain prepares an order in council to enforce the commerce restriction while deciding an American note response. Britain has not yet answered the u s note on submarine blockade and food movement to Germany. The british view argues that neutral states would bear duties better left to britain due to naval strength, with continuation on page fifty.
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Count von Reventtow
Germany
British Isles
United States
Great Britain
Senate
House
Jong
Lfe
Congress
U. S
London
Vouneil
Admiralty
Nota
Trermate
State Department
Relief ships spared may call at English ports for coal
The Hague March 3 German government informed American Minister Dr Henry Van Dyke that relief ships bearing Belgian aid may pass through the naval war zone if clearly marked with the commission’s insignia. Submarines will avoid ships bearing the marks, but safe conduct to England is denied due to mine danger. The reply signals possible easing of the relief effort if Britain agrees to limits on mines and wartime conduct.
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Berlin
The
Hague
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
F. von Mueller
Belgium
van Drke
Germany
American Relief Commission
English Channel
Relief Commission
Commission
England
Hagua
Bettef
Teoal
Bombs Dropped on Warsaw Cause Heavy Damage
In Warsaw on March 3 a German air raid struck the city, with most bombs hitting residential areas. Windows were shattered and property damaged but there were no casualties reported.
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Warsaw
GierMan
Royal Yacht Sunk in Montenegro Harbor Attack
In Cettinje Montenegro March 8 Austrian warships entered Antivari harbor and sank the king's yacht the Royal Yacht 15 Sune and bombarded the town causing severe damage. One civilian was killed and several wounded as shells exploded near the castle and cathedral. The Roombabet yacht had played a key role in Montenegro's recent history, having been captured after the 1913 Balkan War when the great powers blockaded Scutari.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Antivari
Cyillan
Historial
Scutari
Orvos
Brazilian Plot Foiled Ousting Governor Sparks Arrests
In Rio de Janeiro on March 5 1911 a plot to oust Nilo Pecanha as governor led to several arrests including sailors from the battleships Minas Geraes and Sao Paulo. A rigid inquiry suggests a naval mutiny like the 1910 event with officials stating the move failed entirely.
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Tio de Janeiro
Atar
Nilo Pecanha
Tio de Janeir
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Hypocrites Shocks Fans In Today-215 and 115-Only Screening
The big film sensation Hypocrites draws crowds as theaters advertise Today-215 and 115-Only showings. Audiences flock to the premiere amid buzz over the controversial drama and its star-studded cast.
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