Roosevelt or Man His Equal On Platform of Patriotism
Special to The Washington Post Pittsburgh March 12 Progressives demand Roosevelt or a man near his equal for President on a patriotism platform. William Flinn Pennsylvania Progressive committee member says a Chicago June convention could fuse Progressive and Republican efforts. Flinn signals unity hinges on Republicans and expects a Pennsylvania delegation to the Progressive national convention.
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Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral details
A column of funeral notices for March 1916 lists names Christina Burgong Davis Henry G Davis Mary A Fraile Cathrine Green William T Guilford George Hiebus Mary F Horigan William P James Arabella Klein with service times, residences, churches, and interment sites in Washington DC area and nearby towns.
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Delegates Named For Democratic Convention From Richmond Meet
Alexandria will be entitled to eight delegates and eight alternates at the Democratic national convention. State committee to meet in Richmond on March 23 to set date and place for a state convention. Delegates from Alexandria will participate in district convention to choose a national delegate and a presidential elector.
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Verdun Battle Rages On With 2000 Cannons for Twentieth Day
Berlin reports Verdun enters its twentieth day as 2000 artillery pieces pound Fort Vaux and surrounding fortifications. The scene shows volcano like blasts and flames atop the crest while Gen von Einem presses a small drive near Rheims. Several Saxon regiments push French trenches near Ville-aux-Bois.
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Verdun Battle Continues Despite German Resolve
Paris dispatch notes French experts expect renewed blows from the Kaiser as Verdun rages on. German morale fluctuates, with officers describing the fight as a historic, grueling siege and French commanders claiming the fortress remains inviolate amid heavy casualties.
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Berlin Goes Cakeless Amid Bread Card Shortage
Berlin endures a cakeless week as flour and bread shortages push bakers to bake cakes for profit. The Berlin military district orders no cake for all, affecting hotels cafes and homes while butter card allocations are introduced for adults and children under eleven.
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Roumanians and Austrians Battle Near Rakova on Danube
Special Cable from London reports ongoing clashes as Roumanians resist Austrian gunboat fire near Rakova. A Romanian steamer and barge drew Bulgarian guards into fighting. A brief, heavy engagement left casualties on both sides as the steamer backed to shore.
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Verdun Battles Report Heavy Losses for French Attacks
German army headquarters reports French assaults on newly won Meuse positions northwest of Verdun failed with heavy losses. Artillery duels continued on the Meuse west bank and in the Woevre Plain. Since fighting began, 480 officers and 26,042 men have been captured or men wounded, along with 189 guns and 232 machine guns.
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Du Pont Directors to Oust Executives in Coup Try
New York reports that tomorrow in Wilmington a move will oust Alfred I du Pont Francis II du Pont and William du Pont from the Du Pont board. Pierre S du Pont would gain full control amid a powder stock dividend dispute linked to Remington Arms and related firms. Army rifle and shell orders from Remington Eddystone Baldwin Midvale cited.
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German Troops Mutiny in Shavli Baltic Garrison
Telegram from Dvinsk reports a mutiny among German garrison troops at Shavli in the Baltic provinces. Insufficient food cited as cause. Cavalry quelled the uprising after one officer and three soldiers were killed and many wounded. Nine ringleaders reportedly executed by court martial.
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