Eight German Submarines Lost in War At Sea
A London and Paris official report claim two German submarines sunk in British waters and a U boat hit by a French cruiser in the English Channel. The Thordis rammed a submarine near Blyth to Fillmouth, with crew confirming the sinking. captains of rival prizes dispute the totals.
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Thord
ColHer
Paris
Dover Castle
English
Tondonarch 5
British
London
UMA
English Channel
Secretary of the Admiralty
Thordis
Dey Dock
Bell
Aub
Toover
Destrogera
Beitsh
Thordia
Blyth
Fillmouth
Eueccrele
Maasila
Ae Yu
Visitate
Therman
Tis
Foss Avshing
Tereseberg
Bastan
Merce Ontinen
Admiralty
Sydney
Indian Ocean
Lieut von Mucke
Cocos Island
Manila
Emden
Allies Plan to Explain Hunger Blockade Policy to Allies
A Washington dispatch says the United States will seek an immediate explanation from Great Britain and France on how they plan to enforce the allies isolation of Germany Austria and Turkey. The first American representation will probe the legal grounds and practical steps, stressing the unprecedented nature of the move and its impact on American commerce. London has signaled forthcoming orders detailing the policy.
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York
Washington Dispatch
New York Herald
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Great Britain
France
United States
London
Couel
Alles
T R Next President Leslie M Shaw
Leslie M Shaw, former Iowa governor and Roosevelt era treasurer, predicts Theodore Roosevelt will win the next presidency. He urges Republicans to urge Roosevelt to drop progressive factionalism and lead the nation safely through looming challenges.
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White House
Treasury
Washington
New York
Leslie M Shaw
Iowa
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Piecbterian Brotherhood
Metuchen
Republican Party
Oyster Rex
Shaw
United States
Chile Lifts Duty On Wheat And Flour Prices Soar
Chile acted to curb flour and wheat prices by removing import duties. The government announced wheat and flour could be imported without tariff, aiming to ease cost pressures as rail and city transit ads appear in the text.
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Chile
Santiago
Chosen President of Haiti Gen Guillaume Formally Elected
Gen Wilburn Guillaume was formally elected president of Haiti. A cabinet was formed including M Bourand as finance minister and M Bradel interior minister. The revolution, which began earlier, led to the abdication of President Theodor and Guillaume’s recognition as chief executive.
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Sen. Guillaume
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Wilburn Guillaume
Finance
M Bourand
M Bradel
Em Iralia
M Bonamy
M Cecile
M Guilbaud
Glembau
Guillaume
Cape Halden
Port-au-Prince
Davilmar Theodor
Theodor
National Assembly
Turks Drop War on Egypt Recall Troops to European Turkey
The supreme Turkish war council, via a Temps dispatch from Petrograd, decides to halt further actions against Egypt and recall troops sent to Egypt to European Turkey. The item mentions routes between Baltimore and Ohio and $150 round trips on weekends with returns by 3 a.m. Monday.
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Supreme Council
Turkey
Perlis
Supreme Turkish War Council
Temps
Petrograd
Egypt
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Constantinople in peril as fleets move on city
British report says Russian Black Sea fleet will attack routes to Constantinople from the east while the Anglo French fleet pushes through the Dardanelles. Turks pledge not to surrender unless forced, and fear for mosques if forts fall. A naval clash with Russia may occur near the Bosphorus involving the Sultan Selim.
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Londo
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Bucharest
Bosphorus
England
Asia
Islam
Sultan Selim
Goeben
Russians claim large prisoner haul as push continues in Galicia
The Petrograd dispatch via Reuters notes 153 officers and 18,522 men captured around Stanislau between February 21 and March 3, plus 6 guns 62 machine guns 619 horses and numerous trains. Russians press westward from the Baltic to the Roumanian border while heavy fighting continues in the Carpathians. CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.
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Stanislau
Galicia
Russia
Carpathians
Baltic Lea
Roumanian
United States Inquiry on Dumdum Bullets Reported
Secretary Bryan announced a State Department inquiry into alleged dumdum bullet manufacture for Allied use after new evidence submitted by the German embassy. He said if evidence showed ammunition leaving the U S, the President would act to stop it, but no details were provided. German officials remained silent.
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Republican Party
Hillea
Hilles
Wilson
White House
Hikes
James B. Reynolds
National Committee
National Committees
Congressional Campaign Committee
Publicity Committee
Washington
Senator Gallinger
Bryan
United States
State Department
Department
Assail Portugal President Called Outlaw by Democracy Meeting
Lisbon march 6 representatives of the democratic party of Portugal met in public squares under ex foreign minister Manuel Monteiro. They adopted a motion labeling the president of the republic and the government as outlaws and hypocrites amid a heated political discussion.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Democratic Party of Portugal
Esuparbs
Manuel Monteiro
New Haven Tragedy Leaves Questions On Death
Lillian May Cook was found dead by suicide in a New Haven park. Coroner and physicians examined evidence as State's Attorney ruled Mayo not criminally responsible, with inquiry focusing on motives and medical findings. Witnesses included Frank Cook and Miss Helen Wilson as detectives seized letters and papers.
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W. J. Mayo
Miss Waterbury
New Haven
Conn
EM Mix
Lillian May Cook
United States
Scott
Virginius J Mayo
Mayo
M. M Scarborough
Richard J. Rand
Yale Medieal Schoo
Miss Cook
Frank Cook
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Wilson
Inez Hull
W. Co. A
Lois Waterbury
James Dudley
Miss Cooks
Miss Wilson
Germany Loses Submarines and War News Mix
A page index lists multiple items including Germany losing submarines and threats to the U S Czar's fleet. It mentions plans to send an allied army to Mexico and a note about Russian captivity. Other items include a divorce suit, British plea to the United States, and political notes. The issue covers police changes, editorial comment, society notes, sport events, a woman stowaway, and financial notices.
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Germany
T. R
Credit of Railways Law
Alliss
British Seize American Ship With Cotton
The steamer Pacific carrying 14506 bales of cotton from Galveston to Rotterdam was halted by a British warship and taken to Deal. The vessel, built in 1914 for the Panama Canal trade, was chartered for a record monthly rate of $45000, under Captain Mundy.
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Dover Odasy
Wilitaken
Dover Caste
Progr
Guifligne
Wesser
Boston
Pacific
Galveston
Rotterdam
Emery Steamship Company
Tex
Falmouth
Panama Canal
Mundy
Admiralty Warns of Mine Fields in North Sea
London reports the British Admiralty in the Gazette renewing a warning to mariners about a sizable minefield system in the North Sea. It advises sailors to take a London pilot when navigating between Great Yarmouth and the English Channel.
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London
British Admiralty
the Gazette
North Sea
Great Yarmouth
English Channel
Nuns Evicted as Bread Riots Roil Mexico City
Mob violence and hunger unrest sweep Mexico City with women and children joining in demonstrations. Nuns of the Sacred Heart were forced from Josephine College after a one hour notice amid bread shortage protests. A hungry mother faced the crowd at Casa Obrero pleading for relief. Authorities report banks failed to redeem Mexican currency amid large sums moved from Chihuahua.
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Specisl
Washington Pont
Los Angeles
Cal
George Addison Hughes
Los Angeles Times
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
St Francis Hotel
Chihuahua
Atuchi
Order of the Sacred Heart
Josephine College
Porfiria Diaz
Casa Obrero
Banka
Villa
Allied Forces May Be Sent to Mexico Crisis Looms
Diplomatic turmoil rises as US protests to Carranza over relief blocks in Mexico City amid fears of starvation, looting, and renewed violence. Obregon’s refusals spark talk of allied intervention while diplomats press for aid and avoid a collapse of order. Freight ties to Vera Cruz suspended and relief channels obstructed.
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Carranza
United States
Obregon
Mr Bryan
Hrazitlan Lelt
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Gen Obregon
Wilson
Foeign
Prewgent
Gtregun
Foregn
Republi
Ren Obregon
Mexico
Gluneder
Iir
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Charles D Hilles
Republican National
Wiliam M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Joseph R. Grundy
Philadelphia
Henry B. Joy
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Leslie M. Shaw
United Republican Party
Will
Oster Bay
Ohio
Black Sea
Porte
Teland
Sea of
Marmara
Stanistan
Prussia
Poland
Trei
Czar
Bukowina
Reuter’s Telegram Company
Raturn
Bukowine
Dniester
Buko
Dumdum
Japan
Aysha
Tokyo
Hans
Moifi
Mannr
Hodeida
Washington Post
Millsville
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Enoch Laird
Columbia Today
Ypocrites
Chum
Peking Uprising
City of
Crisis
Yahza
Peking
Agai
Lenmasivanna
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