Air defense study outlines nine aero stations and dirigible fleet
The joint army navy board studies eight coastal aeronautic stations with two dirigibles and six to eight seaplanes for aerial patrols. Crews for training prepare at Pensacola Florida and Coco Solo Canal Zone. A school dirigible is near delivery as 60 officers and 450 men train for air service.
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Joint
Army-Navy Board
Atlantic
Gulf
Navy
Pansacola
Fla
Coco Soto
Colon
Canal Zone
Pensacola
Cream for Catarrh Opens Up Nostrils
An old style medicine ad touts a nasal cream claimed to relieve catarrh by penetrating every air passage. It promises quick relief from stuffed nose through antiseptic formula, with emphasis on easing breathing and reducing inflammation.
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Tiana mi
Nate
MARY MARCHA Gore widow dies at home March 1817
Obituary notices list Mary Marcha widow of Truman Gore dying Tuesday March 18 1817 at 640 p m at her daughter Mrs De Arna Mier 1451 Otte place NW. Funeral plans follow for the late Mrs Gore with address details and times.
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Mareh
Zellet
Pearer Cole
Ap Sunder
Ustive Anderson
Jos Ca
Thomas Ho Anderson
New Harcpshire Avenue
Thureday Wareh
Taterment
Hock Creek
Emery McIntosh
Rah Owidow
Filmer
Wise
Tatermant Ac
Solomon Rice
Monae
Boomer
Thacher Saurday
Harchier Lal Fuizareth
Thomas A Tractor
Lew Haven
Floger Sherman Ami
Mire
Wile
Var
Kent
Waddey
Inmaia Ko Opti Eretta Wadder Operal Freiger
Intervent Pe Care
Capt Karl Boy-Ed Tied to Philadelphia Visit Rumors
Philadelphia March 13 reports claimed Capt Karl Boy-Ed former German naval attaché was in the city recently and connected to a smuggling plot involving two German raiders. Federal agents denied the tale as groundless saying the stories were ridiculous and without foundation. An Associated Press note confirms Gerard’s party observed Boy-Ed in Germany mid February.
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Philadelphia
Karl Boy- Eid
Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Frank Garbalino
Bureau of Investigation
Federal Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Bot-Ed
Susannah
Karl Boy-Ed
Waashington
Thia
Boy-Ed
Cerman
Demand Speedy Protection in New Hampshire Town Meetings
Concord March 13. New Hampshire citizens in town meetings urged the President and Congress to swiftly strengthen national defense and defend human rights against aggression. The state branch of the Leagues for National Lifefense, with Gov Henry W Keyes’s approval, sent resolutions to nearly 20 percent of towns, and every town asked has adopted them.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Henry W. Keyes
Leagues
Congress
Headache Causes and Treatment Advised by Dr Ray
Dr J W Ray of Brockton Ala explains headache treatment should target causes and relieve pain until underlying issues are resolved. He endorses anti-komma tablets as convenient relief, advising one tablet every one to three hours for severe headaches including neuralgia and menstrual headaches.
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J.W. Ray
Brockton
Ala
Drogeiste
Appam Captors Broke US Neutrality Says Inquiry
Norfolk reports evidence that Captain Hans Berg commander of the prize ship Appam violated US neutrality while interned at Newport News. Berg and crew allegedly rehabilitated the wireless, read world events by lamp light, and relayed December messages to Germany, signaling constant contact and knowledge of English code.
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Hans Berg
Appam
United States
Newport News
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Berg
Philadelphia
Germany
Congress
Wlaon
Defend German Princes Bill Advances in Lords Hesitantly
London March 13 The house of lords passed the second reading of a bill to deprive enemy princes of British titles after the government agreed to send it to a special committee. Critics warned public opinion, while war leaders said rejection would harm morale and the war effort.
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House of Lords
Marquis of
Lanadownes
Duke of Albany
Duke of Cumberland
Prince Albert
Schleswig-Holstein
Tft
England
Earl Curzon of
Kedleston
War Council
Marquis of Lansdowne
Harl Curzon
House of Commons
Lancashire
Lloyd George
J. Austen Chamberlain
India
Asquith
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Foreign Office
Exchange Telegraph
Lcense
United Kingdom
Egypt
United States
Liverpool
Armed ship test case may hinge on Dutch ports
London March 13 The defensively armed British ship Princess Melita was forced to leave the Hook of Holland over its armament. The incident is seen as a test case as Britain insists armed ships be allowed into Dutch ports. Negotiations with Holland continue as both sides seek guarantees for safe harbor routes amid the German submarine threat.
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London
Princess Melita
Hook of Holland
Great Britain
Holland
Lloyd George Seeks Asquith Aid On Indian Cotton Duties
London报道显示议会密谈中普遍相信政府将成功通过印度棉花关税法案。劳合政府力挺 Chamberlain 主张对外执行，兰卡夏工党希望就关税设反对条款并附带消费税。阿斯基斯组仍不愿选举前被置于尴尬局面，民族主义者态度未定，可能弃权。英政府为节省船运，拟在许可下禁止出口原棉，促成埃及物资经利物浦运往美国产品的出口中断。
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Lloyd George
Asquith
Man Threatens Gov Lister At Capitol in Olympia
An unidentified man rushed into Governor Ernest Lister's office at the Washington state capitol and drew a revolver. He barricaded himself in the auditor's room after terrorizing the capitol for over an hour before surrendering to police.
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Olympia
Wash
Ernest Lister
Gouldster
Deak
Seamen to Get War Bonus 50 Percent Wage Increase
Crews of American Line steamships ready to accept a 50 percent wage increase offered by P A 8. Frank- Un, head of International Mercantile Marine, announced by Gustave A Braun Seamen's Union secretary. The men had demanded 7 percent. The proposal ensures seamen insurance of personal effects provision for families and dependents and return to this port.
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New York
American Line
P. A
Frank- UN
International Mercantile Marine Company
Gustave A. Braun
Seamen's Union
Mail for America On U S Ship Held At Halifax
The American ship John D Archbold carrying mail from Norway Denmark and Sweden was halted at Halifax by British authorities delaying mail service. Detained three days for examination before resuming voyage. British embassy cites limited Halifax facilities as reason.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Halifax
Bergen
Norway
Atlantic
Denmark
Sweden
Kirkwall
Bergensfjord
Kristiansafeld
Archbald Ia
England
Seven Vengeful Hearts Amid Atlantic Honeymoon Tragedy
A German U-boat sinks a honeymoon ship. Seven killed as the vessel sinks at 6 45 in the morning, eighteen minutes after the first shot. Survivors endure three days in open boats before rescue by the Danish schooner Ellen Benton. The submarine lieutenant regrets the sinking but the reasons remain unclear. Fifteen crew members disembark after a submarine is stranded near Hellevoetaaluis on the Dutch coast.
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Atlantic
Galler
Ellen Benton
Leutenant
Amsterdam
Hellevoetaluis
Het
Bernstorff Warns War If U S Sunk by German Submarine
Count von Bernstorff and party left Copenhagen for Berlin aboard a special train as ice delays ferry traffic. He warned that sinking an American ship by German U boats would trigger war, while denying German attempts to influence U S policy in the Americas. In Ottawa, Halifax officials rebut claims of indignities during the Frederick VIII inspection, noting careful treatment of passengers including Countess Bernstorff.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Count von Sternstorff
Germany
Mexico
Wolff Bureau
Zimmermann
Mexico City
London
Sterlin Tageblatt
Count von Bernatorff
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Reuter
Amsterdam
Count von Bernetorf
America
Christiania
Haiti
Cuba
Colombia
Count von Bernatorfft
Washington
Central
South American
Count von Hernstorff
Ottawa
Frederick Vhi
Halifax
Countess Bernator
Hoover Says Belgian Relief Must Continue Despite War
New York reports Herbert Hoover, head of the Belgian relief commission, declares ongoing aid to Belgium’s starving and destitute must continue even if war escalates. He sails for Europe to coordinate with American members, with Dutch and Spanish agents ready to assume duties if conflict breaks out. The drive to raise funds will persist to feed 100,900 destitute children and provide extra meals for 1,250,000 others, costing about 1,250,000 dollars monthly if needed. Europe awaits the American effort.
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New York
America
Belgium
Herbert Co. Hoover
Reef
Europe
Hoover
Paris
London
Rotterdam
Commission
United States
Germany
France
Roosevelt Plans Devil Fish Hunt From Punta Gorda
Danville Virginia reports that Col Theodore Roosevelt will depart within two weeks for Punta Gorda Florida to hunt devil fish. He travels with Russell J. Coles of Danville and a crew from Morehead City. Coles has invented a spear lance to be used on the voyage for the first time.
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Florida
T. ER. Coles
Virginia
Danville
Theo- Gora Roosevelt
Punta Gorda
Fila
Russel J. Coles
Morehead City
KC Roosevelt
Coles
Richmond
Declines Tariff Board Post
Henry Callahan of Louisville Kentucky has declined an appointment to the new tariff board, it was learned yesterday.
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Henry Callahan
Louisville, KY
New Tariff Board
Mutiny in German Army Near Namur and Huy Reports
Telegraaf cites serious disturbances among German troops near Namur and Huy with many soldiers jailed for insubordination. Prison populations in both towns reportedly exceed four to five times normal capacity. Also notes food riots in Barmen where police were wounded and firefighters used hoses to quell crowds. a rider who cut a hose received a ten year sentence.
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Namur and
Huy
Telegraaf
Holland
Namur
Vetimea
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