New World Groups Predicted In War Time Talks
New York and Berlin dispatches report Maj Gen Sir Sam Hughes predicting U S officers would soon be released to train American troops if war with Germany continues. He cites reciprocity, cites German actions as acts of war. Dr Siegfried Heckscher foresees two new world power groups forming after the war, with U S entry reshaping the balance and Japan's stance pivotal.
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Cuban Loyalists Rally as German Bankers Panic Abroad
Cuban president Menocal asserts loyalty to the United States while defending Santiago’s blockade and promising indemnities for American losses. He warns of dangers from German, Russian, and Japanese alignments amid a European war, noting American Marines will remain until Cuban troops enter the city.
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America
James W. Gerrard
Berlin
Cuba
Cornell University
United Press
Humpty Dumpty Clown Tony Denier Dies in Kingston
Kingston N Y March 10 Tony Denier known for 40 years as Humpty Dumpty died today after a fall on an icy sidewalk He was 78 and had been an almshouse inmate since June Denier retired eight years ago and two years later married the widow of actor Daniel Sully He recently won a 3600 judgment from her in a dispute over lifetime savings advanced as a tax tutor.
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Tony Denier
Almshouse
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British Take Sales Make New Advance On Front
In hand to hand fighting south of Carapalme and east of Rheims, detachments reported gains with 14 men returned from the hostile front. West of Champagne and south of Hipon t, French officers led advances that met counterattacks. On the Meuse front a French advance at Cheppy wood failed to gain. elsewhere storming detachments took prizes but many actions ended in quick engagements. Lieutenant Baron von Richtofen was credited with his twenty fifth air victory.
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Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Gets-It for corns promising rapid shrivel and removal after two drops. It extols ease of use, claims ongoing comfort, and notes price at 25 cents with nationwide availability through a Chicago company.
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Chicagna
Austria-Hungary Not In Danger Says Field Marshal
Field Marshal Baron Conrad von Hoetzendorf, chief of the Austro-Hungarian general staff, tells the Associated Press that Austria-Hungary is a united, enduring state. He argues the entente misjudged the monarchy, claims a peace offer was made to end the war, and maintains Austria-Hungary is essential to Europe and cannot disintegrate.
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Wei
Bread or Revolt Told in Berlin Food Debate
In Berlin, Herr Hofer warned the government must feed the people or risk revolution as food shortages deepen. Complaints mounted about poor quality meals in public food kitchens and uncertain summer conditions loom amid cold weather.
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Hague
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New Joan of Arc Appears in Paris
Paris reports a peasant girl, Madamoiselle Perchaud, 20, claiming visions and voices guiding her to rally France. Nuns, a Cardinal, and authorities guard secrecy as she visits Montmartre chapel and receives church scrutiny before a move to Paris.
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Mont Marte
Department of Vendee
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Cholst
Poitiers
Sulloway in Critical Condition From Pneumonia
Representative Cyrus A. Sulloway of New Hampshire remains confined to his rooms at the New Varnum Hotel with pneumonia and is reported in critical condition this morning with little hope for recovery. His daughter and secretary stay by his side. Paris reports note the Paris socialist conference planned for March 15 to 18 was abandoned due to lack of participation from British, Russian, and Italian socialists, and the food controller warned of drastic measures to fight criminal hoarding unless such acts cease.
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New Hampshire
New Varnum Hotel
Paris
French Socialist Party
Labor Party
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Bathurst
Germans in America fund war effort via hidden tax
Federal probe investigates alleged Kaiser tax on German subjects in the United States. Officials note nearly 5 million dollars raised through Red Cross and German-backed fairs, with more than 700,000 in New York. Max Wax arrested for a wireless setup linking to Berlin. Also reports of Mrs. Kreiser's bond on murder charge and harrowing wartime tale from Stewart Stringer, a 20 year veteran sailor torpedoed and tormented by war.
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Germany
America
Berlin
Mexico
Max Hans Ludwig Wax
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Wax
Deutsches Bank
Tin Refinery in New Jersey Reaches Ten Tons Daily
The first tin refining plant in the United States, established in New Jersey in May to process Bolivian ore, now produces about ten tons of metal daily. Electrolysis is used in the refining process, marking a notable efficiency achievement.
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