Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-10
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nounced at Paris that German sub,
marine probably had been destroyed
in the English chanrel by French
cruiser. British statement says the
US had been sunk Off Dover.
So
French captured fort and trench
In Alsace, captured company Of
Prussian guards and 500 meters OF
trenches in the Perthes region and
regained ground north of Arras, and
the allies have repulsed IL attacks Of
Germans in Belgium, according to
statement issued by the war Office at
Paris. ..,a -.~'~- a.
According to the London Daily Elk.
press it is reported the Dutch steam,
er Noorderdyk, which was returning
to Rotterdam with broken machinery,
after having sailed for the United
States, has been torpedoed in the Eng
glish channel
Four thousand Canadian troops
have reached the British Isles on the
steamers Megantic, Southland and
Missanabie. Their safe arrival was
announced at Montreal.
The steamer Pacific, carrying cot.
ton from Galveston for Rotterdam,
has been held up by a British war
ship and taken to Deal, according to
message received at Boston by the
Emery Steamship company, owners Of
the vessel ....
The Bucharest correspondent of the
London Evening News telegraphed
that the Russian offensive movement
in Galicia had forced the Austrians
to evacuate Czernowitz, the capital Of
Bukowina.
British troops suffered heavy losses
south of Ypres. Attempts by French
to regain ground in district of Badon.
villers failed. French lost over one
thousand killed northeast of Celles,
according to a statement issued by
the war Office at Berlin.
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Official dispatches received at Wash.
ington announce that the Turks are
erecting Notifications all along the
Sea of Marmora, and massing for a
desperate defense of Constantinople.
Ambassador Morgenthau is trying to
have a neutral zone delimited in case
the allied forces reach Constantinople.
The German submarine U-18 has
been sunk by destroyer belonging 10
the Dover flotilla, according to an.
nouncement by the French ministry
of marine at Paris. Members of the
crew were taken prisoners.
Domestic
Helen Burke, eight-year-old daugh.
ter OF Clarence Burke, held by the pc,
lice of Aurora, ILL.,, on suspicion of
Staying Emma Peterson, told Chief
Michels her father did not come home
the night of the murder, and that he
had blood on his hands and coat
sleeves
William Rockefeller, who is said to
be i'll at Jekyl island, Ca, entered
through counsel tentative plea Of
not guilty at New York to the gu.
perseding indictment charging him, as
a director of the New York. New
Haven G. Hartford railroad, with VIC
lating the Sherman antitrust law.
The North Dakota legislature passed
the measure abolishing capital pun.
ishment and sent the measure to the
governor, who is expected to sign it
at once. The legislature adjourned.
Princeton university will offer a
voluntary course in military training
after Easter.
The closing of the German National
bank of Pittsburgh, Pa, by order Of
the comptroller of the currency was
followed by run on the East End
Savings and Trust company in East
Liberty. The German National De.
cember 81 reported deposits Of So
O24,923 and surplus and undivided
profits of $594,265. 1t Is capitalized at
100000.
Brigadier General Scott, chief of
staff of the army, left Washington for
Utah to attempt peaceful settle
ment with the recalcitrant Piute In
dams.
Nine men had been taken alive and
one dead from the Layland mines Of
the New River & Pocahontas Coal
company Of Hinton w. Va, after an
explosion. Majority of the men en-
tombed, about seventeen in number,
are Americans.
Johnny Bingham and George Wake,
field, two ex-convicts of international
repute, believed to be the ringleaders
in the s3S6,000 robbery of the branch