Washington forum on Americanism at Central High
Dr Van Schaick leads a program at Central High inviting all Washington residents to a Sunday forum titled Americanism and freedom. George W Coleman will be principal speaker, with an organ recital and concert to follow, promoting unity across parties and incomes.
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George W. Coleman
Washington
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John Lan Schaick
Margaret Woodrow Walgon
PFP Claxton United States Commissioner of Education
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F Poveman
I R Boyle
J Driscoll
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Wilmer Lattimey
Juba Pathrop
Ida Ricebier
A J Mehelway
Conrad H Sime
Carl Vrooman
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John Ryin
EH J Ward
Too C Williama
George S Wilson
George W Coleman
Boston
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Crom Jocinek
Samuel Ward VII
Anton Kaspas Vielinjat
R Hamlin & Coggswell
Mr .Caleman
Fost
All Cooper Union
New York
Grand Duke Exiled After Dispute With Tsar in Petrograd
The Times reports Grand Duke Nikolai Alexandrovich was banished to his estate in December after warning Emperor Nicholas II of Russia about the ongoing war and denouncing the Tsar’s stance. The emperor praised him before a note ordered retirement from public life. The exiled duke wrote a letter criticizing court intrigues and urging liberation from influence by his wife’s advisers.
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Turks Driven From Kerind In Persian Campaign
Petrograd war brief reports Russian troops captured Kerind a Persian town west of Hermanshih about 49 miles from the Mesopotamia border The Turks were driven toward the Mesopotamia frontier as Persian troops occupied Kerlad and the Turks burned it before withdrawing near Khali as pursuit continues toward the frontier The war office cites ongoing operations in the region with troops advancing and burning actions noted.
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Gets-It corn remover touted as painless cure
An old time advertisement extols Gets-It as the easiest way to lift a corn. Drops dry instantly, allow wearing shoes immediately, and cause the corn to shrink and detach without pain. Claims world’s best remedy, sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle, with distributors listed.
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Abdication Predicted by Former German Magistrate
Paris report cites a former magistrate author of I Accuse predicting Kaiser Wilhelm II will abdicate due to war guilt, domestic pressure, and famine unrest. He warns of enemies at home including the crown prince, pan-German Junkers, and anti-war civilians, while noting the Kaiser’s fear of isolation and desire to save face.
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German U boats cordon off Spain using Americans as cover
Madrid reports a vast German submarine cordon along Spanish and Portuguese coasts supported by a network of floating depots and disguised crews. Four arrests, including a man posing as an American, hint at a long coordinated patrol from the Baltic to the Mediterranean with one sub per ten miles and covert supply lines.
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Kaiser Sends Congratulations to Kings of Bulgaria and Bavaria
Berlin reports the German emperor telegraphed to King Bulgaria praising Bulgarian and German troops at Monastir and directed Von Buelow to convey Hindenburgs thanks He urged continued dogged resistance until final victory The emperor also sent congratulations to Prince Ruprecht Bavarias son for his role on the western front and noted Hindenburg Ludendorff decisions created a base for further warfare
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Italy
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Denounces Kaiser In The Reichstag
London reports in Berlin dispatch that Socialist Deputy Kunert denounced the German emperor and Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg in the Reichstag as the originators of the war during a debate on public health estimates. Vice Chancellor Helfferich defended the regime while Hoch criticized health statistics as too rosy amid reports of underfeeding and worker hunger.
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Reichtag
Kunert
Berlin
Reuter
Amsterdam
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Kunerts
Russian Empire
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Board of Health
Japan’s Ambassador Affirms Ally Solidarity at Sorbonne
Paris reports Keishiro Matsu, Japanese ambassador to France, declares at a Sorbonne rally that Japan honors the London Declaration of 1914 and will not betray its allies. He denounces German machinations, reaffirms Japan’s commitment, and vows renewed effort toward ultimate victory.
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Mine Sinks Old Destroyer In Channel
A British torpedo boat destroyer of an old type struck a mine in the English Channel and sank. All officers were saved while one man was killed and 28 sailors are missing or presumed drowned. The incident was confirmed in an official announcement.
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London
English Channel
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Summer Rugs Offer Inexpensive Floor Coverings In Washington
The department of floor coverings presents two complete stock lines of summer rugs. Crex goods come in all sizes at unusually low prices. A vast selection of all fiber and wool fiber rugs ranges from small mats to large sizes.
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Germans in United States Face War Law Limits
War measures discussed in a Berlin treaty continuation note outline potential registration and travel restrictions for Germans in the United States. Officials say internment is not planned, and any steps aim to curb Germany while protecting citizens.
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War Department
Free Home Cure for Asthma Offer
An advertisement promises a free trial of a new asthma method at the advertiser’s expense. It targets long standing and recent cases, claims rapid relief from wheezing and paroxysms, and urges immediate action with a coupon. It emphasizes suitability across climates ages and occupations and seeks hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed.
German Admiralty Claims Sinking Relief Ship
Berlin reports German naval authorities say a Belgian relief steamer was sunk and accuse England of responsibility. The note states negotiations for freeing fifteen Belgian relief steamers at English ports have failed, though a new effort may be made.
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Crane May Go to Petrograd In Informative Mission
Charles R Crane of Chicago, a personal friend of President Wilson, reportedly plans an early trip to Petrograd on his own initiative to provide information on Russian affairs to supplement Ambassador Francis. Crane had been considered for ambassador to Japan, but that posting is not expected. Rockville Md March 24 Fire destroyed Dr John Remes veterinary hospital and stable in Germantown, causing about $2600 damage, mostly to hay and straw. cause unknown.
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