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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1916

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AIGA Battle Grows and Britton Attacks

German and Russian fronts clash on a broad 70 mile line with heavy shelling near Verdun and in the Argonne while British forces push in Flanders. Russian lines at Jacobstadt and around Lake Narut recaptured trenches, with fighting continuing along the Dvinsk Vilna corridor as German reinforcements arrive seeking a western front hold.

London Gommecourt Bethune-La Bassee France Belgium Riga Verdun Malancourt Bethincourt Russian War Office Nouth Lake Dreachaty Flerce Jacobstadt Jacobstadt Reat Dytess Bertin Postavy Ecses Vilna Rusaia Lake Narout Nevena Petrograd Dvinsk Vilna Dvinsk Wuropatkina Crita Dvinsk Sistor Cealicia Traliana

Crown Prince Draws Circle Around Verdun

Berlin dispatch reports the crown prince tightening the Verdun siege as German forces seize woods near Avecourt, take 2,500 prisoners, and push toward the Verdun Paris railway. Le Mort Homme and Heights 265 and 295 are in German hands as daily progress continues.

Karl H. von Wiegand Berlin Crown Prince Verdun Avecourt Germmans Paris Meuse le Mort Homme Dead Man's Hill The Press Publising Co

Five ships sunk by submarines in European waters

London reports five ships sunk by submarines including the British steamship Sea Serpent the French bark Bougainville and the Danish bark Claudio. Norwegian vessels Lindfeld Kannik Kennik and two Norwegians were victims with multiple crew rescued and one lost on Kelvinbank. Vessels were torpedoed near Havre and Queenstown as crews were saved aboard several ships.

London Lindfeld Silas Queenstown Lindfield Lindfield Company Porsgrund Portland Oreg United Kingdom Lloyds Havre Copenhagen Claudio New York Fayal Stavenger Elligerents Sea Serpent San Francisco Falmouth Nantes C F Leach & Co., of Kennik Kelvinbank Havre Heads State Department

Dentist Waite Arrested in Mexico Drug Death Mystery

New York detectives report Dr. Arthur Warren Waite a Grand Rapids dentist tied to the March 12 murder of his father in law John H. Peck a millionaire drug maker. Witnesses recall Waite dosing soup and tea, while a threatened will favor Waite looms as autopsy prompts grand jury action.

Waite Peck New York Arthur Warren Waite John EH. Peck Grand Rapids Mich Walte A. A. Hore Walt Swann Fleck Grand Jury Dora Heiler Jacob B. Cornell Pecks Detroit Dr. Cornell Dora Heller Mr. Peck Health Department Drugelat

Shooting at Hardin Springs spurs confession by Ella Monroe

Ella Monroe, 24, confessed to shooting Miss Eva Gregory, a Hardin Springs society girl, after bloodhounds traced a trail to the Monroe home. Police arrested her father John Monroe, mother, and two brothers. The motive alleged jealousy over a neighborhood romance. Gregory, 19, was shot while riding near her home. one bullet caused powder burns on her clothing.

Hardin Springs Ella Monroe Sit Gregory Trail Washington Post Lexington John Monroe Eva Gregory Ea Monroe Miss Gregory Miss Monroe Monroe Bond Miss Monros

Two German U boats sunk off African coast

Special Cable to The Washington Post reports that two German submarines were sunk near the Auabraltar area after a French scout ship encountered a neutral collier off the Moroccan coast supplying five submarines with petrol. British warships were dispatched, the collier was captured, and two subs were destroyed while others escaped.

Washington Post Paris Auabraltar Moroccan

Riga Battle Grows Intense and Poison Death Mystery

Highlights from today report a tense Riga clash amid a poisoning death mystery. Officials fear escalations as Mexican debate and U boat stand draw attention.

Riga Mexico Herrera Warson U. S.mexico Stra Senate Villa U. S Roosevelt Society Menace In Armor Planta House Anelatv

Col Samuel Reber Hurt In Fall From Third Floor

Col Samuel Reber United States Army signal corps chief of the aviation section at the War Department was wounded after tumbling from the third floor banister to the first floor at his home in 1331 Jefferson Place Northwest. He was transported to Walter Reed Hospital reported not seriously injured.

Samuel Reber U. S. A. Signal Corps War Department Walter Reed Hospital Jefferson Place Reber Walter Reed Army Hospital Col. Reber Col. Rebel United States Military Academy West Point Missouri General Staff War College Signal Corps Col Reber Nelson A. Miles Col Aviation Service Congress William A. Glassford Western Department Cowan San Biero Special Investigation Board Army

Prize Court Seizes Two German Liners

The Hamburg American ships Prinz Adalbert and Kronprinzessin Cecelle were condemned as prizes by the prize court at London. Judge Sir Samuel Evans held that failure to accept permission to leave Falmouth under the Hague convention kept them within the convention's terms. Both steamships had been requisitioned by Britain.

British Vital London Falmouth Samuel Evans Devonport Samuel

Secretary of War Sets Eight Million Mexican Expedition Cost

Secretary of War Baker sent to Congress estimates exceeding 8 million dollars to cover Mexican expedition costs and army recruitment to full strength as authorized last week. In El Paso reports claim Gen Luis Herrera has revolted against Gen Carranza and will oppose American troop entry, though Herrera allegedly denied the revolt. Brig. Gen. George Bell Jr telegraphed Gen Funston confirming belief in the revolt while Mexican Consul Gareta and others issued denials.

Bell Funston Herrera War Department Baker Department of Carranza Villa State Department Mexico Wilson Philadelphia Pershing Juarez Lansing Eliseo Arredondo Arredondo Polk Northwestern Railway Ville State War Departments Gen. Pershing Congress Francisco Villa Andreas Gareta Gutierrez Gen Pershing Columbia Andreas Garcia Luis Herrera Luis Gutierrez Chihuahua Consul Garcia Melchoir Herrera el Paso Don Luis Garcia

Troops for Pershing shifts made in the camps

American columns move as Sixth and Sixteenth infantry reinforce Pershing at Casas Grandes. Troops guard supply lines south toward Namiquipa as mounted units pursue Villa. Details from El Paso report Villa near Babricora but location remains unconfirmed by official sources.

Washington Post el Paso Gen. Pershing Casas Grandes Villa Columbus Namiquipa Funston San Antonio Babricora

Arizona Seeks 3000 Rifles for Home Guard Units

Governor Hunt telegraphed the War Department requesting 3,000 carbines and 30,080 rounds of ammunition to arm home guards in border towns. He guaranteed the safe return of equipment and warned Villa sympathizers in Arizona could cause serious developments. Missile company commanders were ordered to recruit their forces to full strength.

Phoenix George W. P. Hunt War Department Hunt Arizona

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