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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1917

Page

4

Gait for Strike Probe Fear War Delay Actions

Officials of the Washington Railway and Electric Company announced normal Owl service with Owl cars running as usual. Unions deny the claim and schedule a mass meeting for strikers with Mother Jones as speaker. About 50 000 petitions call for a congressional investigation of the strike and will be sent by union men and allied organizations.

Owl Mother Jones Washington Railway and Electric Company Congress Huenes New Jersey Hughes Senate Tororvenes Oiseis North Capitol Inex Ince Union Ssrman Torte Washington National Rifles Armory

Multiple Death Notices From Early March 1917

Several obituaries and funeral notices dated March 24 to March 28 1917 list survivors and burial details. Individuals named include Barnes Styk, Davis, Harold Davies Fleming Dinsmore Masters Nichols, MacNamara Piper Robinson Steibel Wilgus and others with residences on New York Avenue Washington DC and surrounding areas. Services are at private or public cemeteries including Arlington National Cemetery Loudon Park and local churches with dates and times specified.

Barnes Sendiy Bon ' Ratence van Styck Raymond Potdous Tomer Lave University Hospital Franklin Or Daughters New York Avenue Liestay Davis Siddlely Sundae Arwell Street Elarold Daves Flemming Don Helen Dinsmore Toy Twentleth Street Virginia Mary Aramis Mandy Mart Ile Om McOnamara Fin Plt Aon Margaret I Cate McNemara Tad Marry Minale Hart Ganoo Reatden John 1 Dolan Mary Ua Gerad Pyper Robinson Ot Witliam Watbacke Robinson, Jr Minnia TB Roblegon Arlington Natorial Cemetery Margaret Seay Renis Tundle Bteibel Lgizabete Marie Steibel Torr George H Finer George H Steibel Loudon Park Cemetery Baltimore T Wilgus Phoenix Ariz Thomas Paten Albert Mary Wilgua Sua Wo Ramaur Massachusetts Avenue Flenwoud

The Old and the New Battle Lines in France

In France new and old front lines define the military map as forces clash across contested zones. Observers note shifting positions, supply dynamics, and the mounting tension between opposing commands amid ongoing engagements.

France

Spectacular British Advance In Northern France Evident

A London AP dispatch describes a dramatic British and French advance after the German retreat. Troop columns move over scarred roads, hospitals reopen in ruins, and command shifts occur from fixed positions to mobile huts and dugouts. Indian troops are seen as patrols, and pontoon bridges replace blown structures as the Allied advance gathers pace.

France London Associated Press Ancre Somme

McCrory Fire Causes $20,000 Loss in McCrory Store

A rear fire at the McCrory 5 and 10 cent store on Seventh and I streets NW caused about $10,000 in stock damage and $5,000 to the building with total losses near $20,000 including water damage to the neighboring Kohner dry goods store. Firemen halted spread. flames reached upper floors but did not breach the roof. Police and residents described flames shooting from windows as a warning officer Humphries alerted authorities.

McCrory Seventh and I Streets Jacob Kohner Seventh Street Pa|liceman

Americans aboard ship sunk by the Moewe raid

A Berlin wireless dispatch dated March 22 reports the razing of several Allied ships by the German raider Moewe. It lists 54 Americans aboard prize vessels including British and Canadian steamers, with several vessels sunk and the Moewe holding 693 prisoners.

Moewe Jean Stout Brecknockshire Katherina Katherine Rhodante Rhodanthe Esmaraldas Esmeraldas Otaki Demeterton Governor Yarrowdale Pernambuco Rafmershire Munieh Netherby Hall Nantes Asnieres Berlin Voltaire Hallbjoerg Mount Temple Moene Duchess of Gognwall St. Johns Newfoundland

Engaged to French Officer in Prestigious Match

Louise Hamilton Paine daughter of the Duchess de Choiseul-Praslin is engaged to Capt Jacques Descieyas son of the Marquis Descieyes. Capt Descieyes has Croix de Guerre. Duchess formerly Mrs Charles Hamilton Paine of Boston. Her copper-king husband died in 1909 and she wed the duke in 1910. they visited the United States in 1911.

Miss Paine Duchess de Choiseul-Praslin Washington Post Paris Louise Hamilton Paine Duchess de Choiseul- Praslin Jacques Descieyas Marquis Descieyes Descieyes Charles Hamilton Paine Boston United States

Insurance Co United States Branch Statement 1916

Financial statement for Union Marine Insurance Co Ltd Liverpool US branch as of December 31 1916 per DC code details deposit capital cash in office and bank stocks and bonds premiums uncollected interest due and accrued assets due from losses paid balances with other insurers market value totals referenced page 10 uncertainties in figures continue in the balance sheet lines.

United States Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd Liverpool England District of Columbia Asveta Eseeee Eal Entate Philadelphia Underwriters Association Brocka Balari Nin Capital Ifre Marine W. B. Maiele

British advance up Tigris halted report clears path

Berlin dispatch summarizes Turkish official report through March 21 stating British infantry made no attack on positions north of Baghdad taken March 11. It notes Russian cavalry repulsed near Baneh and at Mesopotamian frontier, Turkish air repelled Sinai actions, and Me dina rebel attacks halted. Petrograd says Caucasus front operations include dislodging Turks near Herin Sermilkerind Pass and Miantag with reconnaissance elsewhere.

Berlin Sayville Bagdad Tigris Baneh Sakkiz Mesopotamian Medina Arabia Petrograd Caucasus Front Khanikan Herin Sermilkerind Pass

German peace terms reported by Journal De Geneve

Berna Switzerland March 25. The Journal De Geneve cites terms it calls absolutely reliable. Germany would restore most French territory apart from Briey mining district in exchange for a channel port and 16 000 600 000 francs. Belgium would lose national army and permit perpetual garrisons at Namur Liege and Antwerp with control of railroads and ports and favorable economic treatment.

Berna Switzerland Paria Journal de Geneve Germany France Briey Calais Dunkirk Belgium Namur Liege Antwerp

Serbian Civilians Revolt Against Bulgarians in Eastern Serbia

A Corfu dispatch says Serbian inhabitants in eastern Serbia are revolting against Bulgarian forces. They are organizing bands in mountains and forests in response to forced recruiting wholesale requisitions and inhuman Bulgarian treatment.

Hhondon Reuter Corfu Serbia

Poincare and ministers visit devastated French towns

Paris reports President Poincare with Prof Painleve Minister Malvy and Leon Bourgeois visiting Noyon Guiscard Ham Nesle and Roye. They were greeted warmly by locals amid prayers and cheers for France. A 10000 franc gift was given to village poor.

Paris Poincare Paul Painleve Louis J. Malvy Interior Leon Bourgeois Somme Oise Noyon Guiscard Ham Nesle Roye Germany Mandron Legion of Honor M. Mandron France St. Quentin

America Alters Opinion of France in Times of War

The Temps argues American aid to France is unlikely and praises renewed U S sympathy after battles Marne Verdun reshaped views once fond of France for its literature and fashion. The piece notes a revived, substantive Franco American friendship amid hardship. The second item reports Admiral von Holtzendorff awarded the Pour le Merite by Berlin for his naval leadership.

Paris The Temps France America Marne Yeer Verdun Kaiser Admiralty Berlin Sayville Wireless Admiral von Holtzendorff

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