States urge huge defense spending and war declaration
Maine's Public Safety Committee urged a 1,000,000 appropriation for defense and asked Congress to declare war on Germany. Vermont Governor Graham sought 1,000,000 for state and national defense. Illinois and Ohio proposals also pressed for military funding and preparations as calls for a broader war effort spread nationwide.
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Chase Teutons Across U. S
A sensational chase of two men, Kurt Einecke and Paul Gell, was disclosed as federal agents halted a San Francisco train at Union Station. They were hurried before Toran J. Clahaugh. officials would not confirm details as to whether the men were spies or in custody for other charges. Heavily protected, the suspects were held incommunicado.
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertises Health Benefit
An old time advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach ailments. It claims a single dose cures many conditions from gall stones to indigestion and auto intoxication. Claims doctors and professionals endorse it and offers a free booklet plus refund if it fails.
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Miles Says Fight Now To End War In Twelve Months
Lieut. Gen A Miles warns that a strong offensive by the United States could end the war within a year if the nation enters conflict. He urges readiness and criticizes reliance on defensive actions, praising universal service and a robust national defense as essential. Anzac officers visiting Washington recount war experiences in Egypt and Gallipoli and discuss national guard adequacy and federalization.
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War Department
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Thomas J. Stewart
Pennsylvania National Guard
John F. O'Ryan
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Interned Teutons Now in a Stockade at Fort McPherson
The Kronprinz Wilhelm crew of 411 officers and men arrived at Fort McPherson, Atlanta, saluted the U S flag, and were placed in a stockade after pledges were refused. The 750 sailors from the Wilhelm include only officers and crew. others go to Fort Oglethorpe near Chattanooga. Captains and Col Noyes met to discuss custody and future conditions. Guards, lighting, and restricted access marked the internment. At Fort Oglethorpe 383 sailors from Prinz Friedrich and Appam arrivals were quartered in army barracks under Maj. Walton, with flag guards and troop oversight.
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Five Moewe Crew Killed by British Ship in Atlantic Battle
Berlin reports that about 660 British and neutral prisoners aboard the raider Moewe fought to free themselves during a clash with the British steamer Otaki in the Atlantic. Five Moewe crewmen were killed as the German pirate ship went down fighting, Count Dohna Schlodien disclosed en route to army headquarters. He praised his crew but criticized British captains, noting widespread exhaustion and acceptance of the war’s end.
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Wronged Women and Pillage Mark Trail of German Armies' Retreat
A reporter recalls Franco British troops driving German forces from northern France in March. In Nesle and nearby towns civilians describe bombardment, looting, and forced evacuations. Women recount the destruction of homes and orchards, and children suffer as relief aids feed and shelter survivors. The piece portrays widespread hardship as German retreat continues.
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War Cartoonist Rae Raemakers Benefit Film shown in Washington
A film of Dutch artist Rae Raemakers drawing war cartoons will be shown at 3:30 PM Saturday at Mrs Goffs residence 1520 Twentieth Street. Proceeds go to the Washington branch of the British American War Relief Fund featuring Capt Ian Hay Beith on trench experiences and an official British war film.
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American War Relief Fund
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Eight-Hour Day Initiated by Western Union Telegraph
New York March 27. Western Union Telegraph Company will implement an eight hour work day starting May 1 in its principal offices. The move is confirmed in a company announcement made tonight.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Faith in German Citizens Resolution Adopted by Chamber
The Washington Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution praising German extraction citizens for loyalty and patriotism in the nation's capital. A committee was appointed to convey cooperation to the War Department and offer services in case of hostilities. A Leftwich Sinclair presided at the meeting.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
BE. C. Graham
Henry T. Offferdinger
Joseph Berberich
War Department
Washington Boslneas
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Officers Readied for Return From War Front
Lieut Locke ye r learns in France of his parents death as Remuera sails for home. Except for Trooper McKenzie officers expect to return to the battle front about 12 000 miles distant, though they withhold departure timing from Washington.
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Accuse 4 of Rubber Plot in New York
Four men were arrested in New York on charges of conspiring to supply rubber to Germany. On a steamship bound for Norway police found trunks with secret compartments containing rubber sheets and many German letters. Accused are Joseph Newman, Oscar M. Newman, Ragnvald Hanssen, and William Henn. Bail set at 3000 each for April 3 examination.
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Germany
Norway
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Oscar M. Newman
Ragnvald Hanssen
William Henn
United States
Mrs Frederic Gallatin Dies After Operation
New York reports Mrs Frederic Gallatin aged 76 or 77 died today at Presbyterian Hospital after surgery. She was from a noted family, daughter of Thomas Russell Gerry, survived by husband and several children including Mrs Howland Pell Mrs George P Gaspeno and Messrs R Horace Gallatin and Goelet Gallatin. Her brother Elbridge T Gerry is named.
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New York
Frederic Gallatin
Presbyterian Hospital
Extra Guards for Wilson at Capitol
President Wilson will address Congress next Tuesday with tight security. The Capitol will be closed to visitors except with special cards issued shortly before the speech. Secret Service and police protection will be increased, though some Democrats wish the address be delivered in writing.
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