War's devastation fuels call for lasting peace in France
Special correspondent William T. Rulis reports on battlefield desolation near Paris, noting shell churned fields, ruined towns, and a mood among American troops that the peace conference must secure a permanent end to Prussianism. Veterans urge democracy and global resolve, while civilians hunt souvenirs amid wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Rulis
Herald
Serdun
Contrance
France
Fardun
Rheims
Paris
Belgium
Miong
Hig
American Expeditionary Forces
Salliors
Typhus Flares Amid Moscow’s Crumbling Hanger Crisis
Typhus worsens dire conditions in Moscow as hunger and disorder mount. A British businessman reports crowds gathering, bodies left in streets for days, and no soap or disinfectants available. Heat and water shortages worsen the misery, with public services overwhelmed and authorities struggling to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Paris
Russia
Awash Dutia
Bern
League of Nations Report Addressed by Gompesr
A garbled press item discusses League of Nations and a call for labor reform. It mentions Mr Gusapers aged 1 and references the federation of the people with a pledge of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations League of People
Gompesr
Nea Ind Press
League of Ne Igs
Delee
Gusapers
Washington Showrooms Burst With Colorful Auto Displays
Crowds packed Washington showrooms as dealers stage a buy a motor car week amid car shortages. Displays feature full lines from Cadillac to Studebaker with flowers, lights, and patriotic bunting, while buyers place deposits and sign orders for upcoming models despite limited inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warrington Motor Car Company
Fis
Chandler
Acros
Newtcyer Motor Company
Mitchell Victory
Shavtotes Motor Company
TYT Motors Corporation
Trew Motor Company
Burton Leary Sr
Maxwell
Elentin Tenn
Semmes Motor Company
Nedge
Laniert
Hudson Water
Businees Coldheims
Naional Epectrical Supply Company
Washington Auto Hotter Trade Association
Tarpes Overland Company
Kright and Overland
Studebaker
Henderson Miter Car Company
Saxon Distributis
Autoca Company
Harry YW Burr Oakland
Liberty Inc 4
Littrell Company
Packard
Reulang Electric
Balfour May Retire From Foreign Affairs Post
London report says Arthur Balfour, secretary for foreign affairs in the Lloyd George ministry, will retire at the close of the peace conference. The Evening Standard notes a likely successor will be Lord Curzon, president of the council and government leader in the House of Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
aArthur J Balfour
Lloyd George
Evening Standard
Balfour
Newabaner
Harl Curton
House of Lords
Habana Strikers Fight at Union Headquarters
In Habana on March 1 a clash between striking workers and police at union headquarters left one politeman and several workmen wounded, two seriously. Violence erupted as drivers and other unions rejected a settlement offer and the general strike, led by their leaders, continued despite limited traffic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann.bassador Francis
Col Robins
Helio
Col. Robing
Troteky
Francta
Germany
Francis
Habana
Politemar WaslInilind
Mothe Ds
Menocal
20000 More Join Harbor Strike In New York
About 20000 longshoremen quit work in sympathy with a marine workers strike against private boat owners. John P Husey announced the action, with officials noting the figure as possibly exaggerated. The dispute centers on several lines and the day rate issue remains the main barrier to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Fion Amricane
Soris
Sun Sa Resort
New York
Boston
Teiphia
Hayiy Ok
John P Husey
International Longshoremen’s Union
Paul F Bonynge
Rey
Cunard
Anchor
White Star
Cidean
Mallory
Railroad Administration
William A Maher
Marine Workers
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mexico and Cuba Restore Diplomacy Amid Arrivals
Mexico City reports Cuba will reestablish diplomatic relations if Ezequiel Garcia Vasenas, named Cuban minister to Mexico, arrives at Vera Cruz by March 15. Gen Heriberto Jara, new Mexican minister to Cuba, may sail to Havana this week. Mexico also appoints Rafael Ruiz as second secretary in London to handle duties in the United States and France before his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Department of Foreign Relations
Ezequiel Garcia Vasenas
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Heriberto Jara
Cubs
Habana
Cloger
England
Meajen
Ra Fael Ruiz
London
Senor Ruiz
Meacan
Legation
United States
France
Red Palace Plunder Feats In Petrograd Monastery
A famous palace of Prince Yussupov housing Russia s finest art was looted last Monday and transformed into a dance hall and barracks. The Alexander Nevsky monastery in Petrograd was declared municipal property and repurposed as a home cinema kitchen and Red Guard barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feirograd
London Timen
Woshington
Conyright
Yolle Fedaer
Helsingfora Sundt
Prince Yussoupor
Fussia
Hutch Tesi
Rasputin
Alexander Nevsky
Petrograd
Red Guard
Red Killed Prisoners In German Battle Reports
Raw wartime dispatches recount casualties from a clash at Spandau where prisoners and soldiers were killed. Russians and locals fled the fighting as German authorities reported missing and wandering troops amid rising terror around Berlin. March 9 saw reports of German officials considered victorious after night actions near the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spandau
Spartecans
Berlin
Adviers
Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Baltimore Markets
Baltimore March 10 reports list grain and live stock prices with details on creamery extras, firsts, and nearby dairy products from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia regions. Poultry values include Aliva chickens ducks turkeys and various weights, while Chicago March 14 prices show corn oats barley and wheat with grade distinctions and regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dairy Bride
Macyland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Fenniylvania
West Virginia
Marylang
Virgina
West Virgina
North Carolina
Express
Manrel
Puddle
Chicago
Live Stock Market Report Chicago March 10
Cattle and hogs opened steady to higher with mixed demand. Sheep under pressure with large receipts and quality uneven, lambs steady to firm amid lower demand. Cotton futures quoted with middling at New York and Wilmington prices around 24 to 27 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seus Ari
Lunes
Sost
Ameria
Japan
Foun
Grand Fre
Soc Vid Cavalry
Sere
Blac
Hatersack
Kansas
America
New York Heald
The
New York Herald Company
Manich
Lbadtal
Ain
Lee Txatipel
Uranken
WNAO
Isa
Ruperts
Beason
Cook & Stoddard Company
Cadillac
Stanley Horneres
Buich
Oldsmobile
Lester Hummer
Franklin
Franklin Knem
Lamsr
Commissaires
State Department
Ambasador
Bolshevists
Cal Roahing
Cal Robins
Penocuphance
Robing
Ussia
Habana Strikers
Counger
Cuba
Carranza
Lonoda
REDS
ART Palace
Mpenal Blag Rarsed
Baltimore “Arch
Wiltington
Te P.M. Daily
Parker-Bridget CO
Puther-buidges
Mag
SV Ernment
Iusseldont
Goles
Pils Eee Ed Cane
Maney Hooper
Rank Bullang Brankiin
Levi P Morton
New Yorn
Y Wade H Coombs
T:ceneses
Mbéd &T
Tyssowski
St. N. W
Bia
Benjamin Robin
Autitor
Woodward
Washington Post
New Universitieeniversiter
Sling Packing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!