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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1917

Page

8

Teuton Trick Claims Russia Advancing North of Baghdad

Reported World War I dispatches describe Russian forces advancing toward the Mesopotamian frontier north of Baghdad and Turkish forces falling back to Hadjiabad as British and Indian troops press the siege. The British claim two thirds of the Turks artillery captured or sunk in the Tigris period.

Bagdad Tigris Bonar Law Maude London House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law Kut-el-Amara

Bernstorff Protest Plan Delays War Department Action

Telegrams report Bernstorff will protest to the State Department about a protest delay and censorship of a writ linked to a Halifax touchpoint. The protest was refused transmission to Berlin, with U S authorities cited and Copenhagen embassy staff involved in the Baer War case notes.

Berlin Tuckerton Warch Ternstorff E Department Asartors Tratarick Wti Halifax Tis Ter Gufesmaister Deartment Ternstorfe Copenhagen Baer- War Ad

Sanderson Baby Born to Mrs J arles Ro Sanderson

A son was born on Monday March 12 1917 to Mrs Charles Ro Sanderson at their home. The informant is Mrs Charles Ro Sanderson.

Alnderson J'arles Ro Sanderson

Multiple Obituaries Notice Words From Washington Died

Obituaries list several individuals with March 1917 death dates, including Erhard Sunjar, Anne Sargent, Jonn Towati, Fornson, Liv Bjuensol, Emily B. Magruder, Solomon Rick, Catherine, Adolpa Obla Spamer, James Sullivan, Bulllivan, Burloway, Rebecca Dwathey, Sarah Welch, and more. Funeral times and locations referenced include St Dominic's Church, St Mary's Church, Holy Comforter Church, and the Tonisa Home. Interment and services scheduled across addresses in Northwest and surrounding areas.

Erhard Or Sunjar Anne Sargent Beath Mra Jonn Corval St Dominic’s Church Fornson Blordia Avenue Liv Bjuensol T Bes Magruder Otth Street Emily Solomon Rick Monroe Street Straub Catherine Lewrance Reheah Pansmi Gom V Street St Mary's Church St. Mary's Cemetery Spamer Adolpa Obla Nannie A. Spamer Prmer J Spamer Porrr Ball Balti Iners County Bullivan Bondar Fmerson Street James Catherine Sullivan Holy Demprter Church Noreich Conn Bulloway New Hampshire SH Hinen & Son Politecarh Street Wathen Suntay Boutharo Eral Louise Loop Sevenoah Ga

British and French Improve Positions Across Front

London reports indicate slight gains northeast of Husches or nearby fronts with enemy trench incursions repelled at Arras. Allied raids south of Arras yielded several prisoners as heavy artillery pounded the Meuse and Champagne sectors, with fires in Soissons and repeated bombardments around Dixmude and Steenstraet as German and French forces clash along multiple fronts.

London France Houchast Vesnes Iinemy Arras Ancre Neuville-St. Vaast Ypres Paris War Office Champagne Maisons de Champagns Mamelon Meuse Avecourt Douaumont St Mihiel Soissons Dixmude Steenstraet Berlin Sayvilla Ripont Aisne

Villistas Kill 45 On Train At Laguna Station

Juarez Mex March 12 Balazar band of Villa bandita fired on a Mexican Central passenger train at Laguna station Saturday killing four of the de facto escort and wounding three passengers. Twenty of Salazar’s men were killed and 23 wounded in the ensuing engagement. Gen Jose Carlos Murguia, commander of the Juarez brigade, invited Gen George Bell Jr commander of the El Paso patrol district to a luncheon in Juarez March 19 to celebrate Murguia’s saint’s day. Bell will attend.

Juarez, Mex Balazar Villa Bandita Mexican Central Laguna Station Salazar Jose Carlos Murgula Juarez Brigade George Bell, Jr el Paso Juarez Murguia Hell E . Steever Victoriano Huerta

All To Give View On Rights At Sea

New York March 12 With a view it was said So give an opportunity to citizens men and women to make known their opinion on the protection of American citizens and vessels from unlawful attack Mayor Mitchel's committee on national defense announced tonight that it would begin tomorrow the circulation of a petition for signatures The petition urged signatures from various groups and offices and reads to the President of the United States As an American faithful to American ideals I hereby declare my absolute and unconditional loyalty to the government and pledge my support to you in protecting American rights from unlawful violence on land and at sea in guarding the nation against hostile attacks and in upholding international right Leaders of parties plus many prominent German Americans and pacifist groups approved the move The committee noted it already had signatures from a cross section of opinion and nationalities Including Charles H Hughes Joseph H Choate Jacob H Schiff Alton Parker George W Kirchwey John Mitchell Carl L Schurz Mrs O H P Belmont Cornelius N Bliss Jr Nicholas R Willcox Henry Morgenthau Henry F Taft and Frederick C Tanner.

New York Mitchel Committee On National Defense United States Asa Charles H Hughes Joseph H. Choate Jacob H. Schiff Alton Parker George W. Kirchwey John Mitchell Carl L. Schurz Victor F Ridder

Tammany Ready to Arm

Resolutions introduced by Charles F Murphy and passed unanimously declare that Society of Tammany members stand ready to defend the country if called to arms. The pledge vows devotion of lives fortunes and sacred honor to the nation's welfare even at risk of torture adversity or death. A copy was sent to President Wilson.

New York Charles F Murphy Society of Tammany Tammany Wilson

Permits Armed Ship To Sail From New York

The French vessel Rochambeau was granted clearance by the State Department as a passenger-carrying merchantman with guns mounted fore and aft. The ruling recognizes adequate precautions against illegal attack and signals a broader policy of arming belligerent merchant ships. Others in the Entente are expected to follow this precedent.

Rochambeau New York O Anetden State Department

Episcopal Church Offices Name Canon George Nelson

New York March 12 Canon George Nelson of the Cathedral of St John the Divine has been chosen register of the general convention of the Episcopal Church and secretary of the house of bishops, succeeding the late Rev Dr Samuel Hart who died recently at Middletown Connecticut.

New York George Nelson St John the Divine

Plans U‑Boat Chasers and European Unrest Sweep Europe

Navy plans 190 or more fast coast patrol boats to scout submarines with 110 foot hulls and steam power. Bids for six 35 knot scout cruisers to be opened next day. Political unrest across Europe signals a near end to the war, with hunger, fatigue, and rising internal pressures threatening belligerent governments.

Europe Navy Department Itia Daniela

Briand Faces Fresh Crisis as French Cabinet Teeters

Deputy Petitjean threatens a parliamentary interrogation while Briand risks another fall from power. The Budget Committee blocks new taxes and denies decree powers, prompting warnings that parliament factions may force a cabinet reshuffle or Briand’s retirement. Deschanel’s post-reflection speech signals a power bid amid a likely hostile chamber.

Italians Repulse Austrian Attack Northeast of Lenzumo

Rome reports the Austrian assault in Trentino repulsed after artillery bombardment near Bezzecca Monti Vies and Vai. Italian lines held with few prisoners taken overall. Patrols and artillery activity continued across the front as enemy attacks were driven off in multiple valleys.

Rome Lenzume Trentino War Office Coucel-Ledro Weaterdak Bezzecca Montz Vies Amali Vai Lenzumo

Submarine Torpedo Toll Reaches 114000 Tons

Berlin reports 42000 tons sunk on March 11 making a total over 114000 tons per Overseas News Agency. Meanwhile two missing crews from the Norwegian Storstadt torpedoed by a German submarine were found alive, leaving no crew members unaccounted for aboard the relief ship Storstadt.

Berlin Wireleas Sayville NM Y London Storatadt

Smelts From Pacific Coast To Reduce New York Lent Prices

Smelts are arriving in eight cars totaling 92 tons to help lower Lent fish costs in New York. George W Perkins, chairman of the manzyora food committee, ordered the shipment as a final move before his Florida fishing trip and departure.

New York Paclfia George W Perkins Manzyora Food Committee Florida

Emperor Charles Hosts Andrassy as Hungarian Opposition Leader

Vienna dispatches report Emperor Charles in Vienna grants audience to Count Andrassy, leader of the opposition in the Hungarian parliament. The meeting signals high importance for the potential future Hungarian premier role, possibly replacing Count Stephen Tisza.

London Vienna Charles Andragsy Hague Andrassy Stephen Tisza

Japan to Honor Guthrie Body Lying In State In Tokyo

The body of George W Guthrie American Ambassador to Japan lies in state at the American embassy in Tokyo. A funeral with high official honors will be held tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, followed by transportation to Yokohama for repose in the American naval hospital before final return to the United States.

Tokyo George W Guthrie Japan Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Yokohama American Naval Hospital United States

Woman Vermont town clerk retires from office

Mrs Mary Luimpman, a rare Vermont woman town clerk first elected 25 years ago under a women serving law, announces she will not seek reelection. She had held the post longer than the record shows, having taken duties while her husband, elected in 1866, was clerk.

Nownas Vic Mary Fluimpman Vermont F Lampmin Wis

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