Guthrie dies after stroke at Tokyo Golf Club
Ambassador George W Guthrie dies in Tokyo hospital after a stroke at the Tokyo Golf Club. A Japanese foreign minister dispatch expresses deep condolences to the United States, while details note a March 8 death, the emperor and empress sending messages, and funeral plans at the American Episcopal Cathedral.
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Guthrie's Last Official Utterance a Tribute to The Stars and Stripes
The last act of George Guthrie, the American Ambassador to Japan, who died suddenly, was a patriotic speech at Yokohama as a Stars and Stripes ceremony marked a new American steamship office. Tributes poured in from Premier Terauchi, Motono, and Khidehara as Japan mourned a friend shaping U S Japan ties. Funeral plans were noted with imperial representation expected.
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Gerlach case widens as Rome probe expands
Paris dispatch says fresh events emerge in the Gerlach case with details kept secret until a trial described as confidential. Austrian cleric Merovontterlach reportedly left Rome under Vatican pressure in January, as Italian financer Ambrogetti faced arrest over suspected involvement in the tangling of Italian battleships Benedetto Brin and Leonardo Da Vinci.
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Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Lift for Happy Feet
A vintage style ad promises instant relief from sore feet with Tiz and seeks relief from burning blisters callouses and tired aching feet. It touts quick comfort after a foot bath and claims happiness and dancing joy for worn feet.
All Japan's Resources Placed at Disposal of Allies
Frederic Coleman reports from Tokyo on Count Terauchi's cabinet and Japan's pledge to aid the Allies. The premier emphasizes cooperation with Britain and France, stating all Japanese resources will be at allied disposal while cautioning on future Japan United States ties and long war implications.
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German Seamen Sentenced for Ship Sinking in Charleston
Florence March 10 Height officers of the German steamship Liebenfels were sentenced to a year in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for sinking the ship in Charleston harbor. They were taken to Charleston in U S marshal custody after failure to post $6,000 bond per defendant.
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Plea for Border Men Call Made Upon Merchants
The Washington Chamber of Commerce launched an effort to help returned District national guardsmen find work. National guard committee chair Winfield Jones will meet at 12:20 pm to plan cooperation with Immigration Commissioner Caminetti. Jones urged every business owner to hire guardsmen, noting their service on the Mexican border and urging immediate placements. The committee includes Oscar Wright and Allan Dervis among others.
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Medals for Americans Awarded in Bordeaux
Silver medals presented to Capt Allen Tucker of the American freighter Orleans and Capt A Korowitz of the American freighter Rochester by the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce in a ceremony with Mayor Charles Grust. The honors honor their ships safe arrival after the German submarine blockade. Daniel Guestler praised the gesture and spoke of lasting friendship between nations. Medals featured designs by J C Chaplain and HL Dubois.
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Plan Mammoth Shipyard Opens Near Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 10 Fort MiMin Shipbuilding Company announces plans to build a shipyard on the Delaware River just below the Schuylkill mouth. The firm, capitalized at 10 million dollars, will commence work at once on 160 acres of riverfront land with a single complex 800 by 500 feet housing machine shops blacksmiths and tool shops. Dredging of docks and wharves is planned.
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Immigrants Brave U boats Report
Immigrants continued to arrive amid submarine dangers, with six months matching the full year 1916 total of 298,326. January arrivals totaled 24,745 with 8,397 English or Scotch, 1,020 German. 300 Mexicans, 151 English, and 121 French excluded.
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Vice President and Marshall Begin Ten Day Southern Trip
Vice President and Mr. Marshall left last night for a ten day trip through the South. Mr Marshall called at the White House to pay respects to the President before leaving. After spending time at Fort Monroe, the Vice President will visit several Southern cities where he has speaking dates.
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May Settle Hocking Case In Prize Court Negotiations
London March 10 negotiations for out of court settlement of the American Trust and Shipping Company steamers Mahkabee Hocking and Genesee in the prize court may now be expected. The case was called last week and although evidence by the defense was postponed other suits on the calendar are being heard. Talks outside the court continue with hopes of a near settlement and possible government influence.
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