Submarines Sink Three OHips in Day Amid Wide Coastal Attacks
A German submarine raid off the British coast sinks three ships at separate points including the Tangistan near Scarborough and the Hastings off the English Channel. The British respond as a Clan liner and one steamer, the Eli Wood, survive after evasive maneuvers. A new raft of disasters follows royal boasts of minimal damage to British shipping, with crews missing and ships torpedoed near Scarborough, Liverpool, and the Irish Sea.
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Cernan
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Hastings
Lnglisa
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New Flas
German Chancellor to Outline Peace Terms
London March 10 The Daily Telegraph reports that Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg will tell the Reichstag the terms Germany is willing to accept for peace. The statement outlines German position and possible concessions in the peace process.
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Daily Telegraph
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Leases A Beverly Cottage To British Ambassador
A cottage near Prince Street Cove in Reverly Mass is leased for the summer to Sir Cecil Spring-Rice the British Ambassador The lease recalls an earlier arrangement with Sir Sackville West who wrote letters on politics during Cleveland's administration The embassy is expected to be occupied about May 1
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Washington Post
Sale of Rich Gold Mines in Colorado Springs Deal
Colorado Springs report of a major gold mining transaction closes with UC Carlton of Cripple Creek and 50 associates buying 50 percent of Golden Mineral Mining Company for 4.5 million dollars from St Louis and Chicago investors. In the same deal the Golden Cycle mill at Cripple Creek is transferred to the indicator Cones lated Gold Mining Company for 1.3 million.
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UC Carlton
Cripple Creek
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T W Garver
St Louis
Frank G Logan
Chicago
Golden Ane Mining Company
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Dismantle Wireless on German Ships at Hoboken Probe
Federal neutrality squad and 40 Hoboken customs men led a raid into German ships interned at Hoboken. They demand immediate dismantling of wireless apparatus on fourteen ships and report private telephones found aboard. Sayville wireless link to Berlin monitored. messages restricted to curb neutral-flag risk. Coast Guard ordered to watch for coal and supplies bound for belligerent ships.
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Washington Post
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Sayville
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German Foreign Office
Germany
Treasury Department
Japan warns China to grant Tokyo demands by March 12
Tokyo argues failure to accept the eleven demands could trigger force though China says no ultimatum exists. US probes discrepancies between Japanese and Chinese versions as Britain’s Grey expects Tokyo to honor the 1905 treaty protecting China's integrity.
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Yuan Shi-Kai
Foreign Office
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Repl
London
House of Commons
Gray
Great Britain
Americans Urged to Leave Mexico City as Warships Head to Vera Cruz
United States moves to enforceDemands on Carranza Zapata reportedly seizes Mexico City after Obregon withdrawal No disorders reported Battleship Georgia and armored cruiser Washington ordered to Vera Cruz to evacuate Americans Consular reports confirm evacuation began Officials hope to secure transport for locals Secretary Bryan announces intent to remove as many as needed Observers sense strong urgency CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE
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Wilson
Russians Victory in East and West Mark Struggle in War Fronts
London reports ongoing heavy fighting between German and Allied forces. Russians claim defeats near Augustowo and stronger holds along the Niemen corridor while Austrians press near Svidnik. Carpathian battles continue with no clear edge as Vosges Champagne and Arras remain contested. Gen Rotha tampaten campaigns into Southwest Africa continue.
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Ondawa
Hungaran
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Dukla
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Champagne
Arras
Louis Rothas Tampaten
Africa
Greatest Fleet Attacking Dardanelles Forts Now Assembled
The greatest fleet in world history concentrates near the Dardanelles and Asia Minor coast, battering toward the Golden Horn foot by foot. More than 80 units from Great Britain France and Russia join the action under Vice Admiral Sir Sackville Hamilton Carden in supreme command.
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Asia Minor
Golden Horn
Great Britain
France
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Sackville Hamilton Carden
Greece to Stay Out New Cabinet Formed and Neutral Policy
London dispatch reports Greece formed a new cabinet under M Gounaris after king Constantine approved dissolving parliament. Cabinet emphasizes neutrality with a favorable stance to Serbia and protection against German interests. Venizelos resigned over policy. Bulgaria faces a similar crisis while Bulgaria’s Radoslavoff downfall hints at shifting alliances and possible Thrace implications.
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Austria
Submarine Sinks Three Ships and Mexico Tensions Rise
National headlines report a submarine sinking three ships while Japan threatens China. Americans are urged to leave Mexico amid unrest as Russians may save Fort Britain. Big plants face railroads’ needs and a Constantinople near capture is noted.
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Germany
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News of Alexandria
Senator-Elect Underwood Talks Railroads and Regulation
Senator-elect Oscar W Underwood told the Sphinx Club in New York that government ownership could follow if regulation fails. He urged government aid to industry and warned the present railroad regulatory system is near breakdown, urging a fair solution to keep capital attracted for the transportation system.
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Sphinx Club
Oscar W Underwood
Alabama
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Wirnderwood
Senator Lewis Warns of Cuba Like Intervention in Mexico
The Washington Post reports Senator James Hamilton Lewis arrived in Chicago and urged intervention if Mexican factions attack American troops, threatening to repeat Cuba. He vows to keep fighting bankers over the Federal Reserve and to oppose private bankers who influence the public bank. In London, Lloyd George gains authority to centralize engineering works to boost war munitions output under a government committee.
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Gien Carranza
United States
Washington
Washington Post
Chicago
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Horitor
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Lewis
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Vera Crus
Cuba
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Peoples Bank
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House of Commons
Must Boycott Germans Specal Cable to the Washington Post
In Denmark and Holland it is believed that all ship owners will be asked by the British consuls for a guarantee that they will export no goods from Germany to belligerent or neutral states.
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Denmark
Holland
Germany
Bellgerent
Constantinople on Verge of Capture by Allied Fleet
Berlin reports panic in Constantinople as allied naval forces push toward the Dardanelles. British and French ships reinforce operations while Turkish aid to Enver Pasha paths toward Berlin signals ongoing high stakes maneuvers. Reports say minesweepers sunk and refugees flood Istanbul as markets close and banks move assets to Konieh.
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