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BENNINGTON
SCALE MEN IN
GET TOGETHER
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man House last Night
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GERMANS ARE
DOUBTFUL Of
PEACE RESULT
Dared by Russian Or =.
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ENGLAND IGNORES ACT
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Nea Yefk Fsh 81 s-rci knoes.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-13

FIGHT OVER
PARTY HEAD
Fail 10 Elect Chairman OF
Nafional Commifie
MEET AGAIN TO-DAY


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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14

Montgomery. A. c. Jones, Edward Mil
Ter, R. p. Hall. r. L. Thompson, L. NJ.
Philbrook. Harry Perkins. Z. NJ. Whita-
ker. Henry Michaels. J. c. Henderson,
Chas. S. Heran. Jas Korlsche. w. r.
Stringfellow, W. Fl 0rshur, Henry
VIM. Aitken, Raleigh Fitch, Albert w.
Klein, Henry c. Ritchers, G. de Alva.
l. f. Belasco, W. ID. Baker, G. o.
Ordoyno. Fred Wright. ]. S Wright.
Geo. c. Dix, Thos. G. Lanphere. Charles
E. Lanphere. R. o. Owen, Peter Jen-
tresen, n. T. Grenhan, ID. A. Parish,
Paul Bell, A. Frank Smith, A v.
House, c. Boing. G. L. Harma, ]. j.
German. Geo. Raffertl. G. Williams. w.
F. Cleveland. d. A. Pressly, A. Sher
rill. W. T. Roberts, c. E. Powell, Karl
A. w. Johnson. S. W. urtis, Grant
Curtis, Arthur Stansberry, Frederick
Overfield, c. A Johnson, Jas. c. Ash
more, Rod Mcdonald. NJ ID. MORAN.
R. R. Walker. I. R. Morrison, Thos.
Blair. r. ]. Radcliffe, W. /. Edgerton,
G. Kinkaid. c. F. Philbrook. c. G..
Whitney, w. ]. Shannon, E. c. Gus
vein, W. E. Bailey, P. c. Lyman, J..
n. Rawley. ]. E Lemcke, B. F. Ullard,
J. d. Bush, ]. L. Hiltore. A Dickstein.
o. ]. Blais, B. Horwtz. ]. B. Hale, Lieut..
A. Lucas, Lieut.. G. B. Zenadski, F. F.
Kopf. j. Theo. Marks. Roy Malcolm.
w. Wilson, r. T. Edmunds. d. Brom-
berg. J. E. Potter, ]. B. Tenny and R.
Boesheim-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14

bermen of what they can produce.
Architects of TIE shipping board
are engaged in designing = modified
Ferris type ship contracts for $50 Of
which VIII be awarded to Gulg coast
builders
Southern pine manufacturers in con
ference wit hmembers of the board
today pledged the inquiry TO produce
timbers for at least 300 of the mOdif
fed Ferris ships a year in addition to
schedules on which the mills are now
working
The new plans call for frame tim
hers of maximum width of "a inches
instead of "a inches as required by the
original specifications Pacific coast
yards viii continue to use the original
design as the larger timbers are plenti-
full there.
Representative of the Southern
Pine association said the change prom
ised to speed up the building program
tremendously.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
RUSSIAN ON TRIAL
FOR AIDING ENEMY


BALTIMORE, Md, March 10 Ed
ward Otis. % years old, a former quar-
termaster on an American transport
was today placed on trial before Judge
John c. Rose and jury in the federal
district court here, charged with espi
onage. Otis. who claims to be a nat
i've of Riga, Russia, is accused of hav-
ing tempered with the navigating in.
struments of the transport while the
ship was in the war danger zone
In opening the case, Assistant Unit
ed States District Attorney Latane
said the government expected to prove
that on January IL, while the trans
port was in the danger zones, Otis was
seen to tamper with what is known as
the zig gag clock. He explained that
the zig gag clock regulates the course
of vessel attempting to avoid sub
marines. Further, according to the as
sistant district attorney. Otis made a
false report on the log that would
have misled the commanding officers
about the speed of the vessel.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
ALLIES ASK DUTCH
TO LOAN VESSELS
Ry Review Leased Wire,

THE HAGUE, March 13.-The for
eign minister DR. Loudon, presented
to the states general today a note ex-
planning the position of the negotia-
tions with the allies for an economic
arrangement The minister said that
since the note was drafted he had
received information of the allied gov
ernment's desire to withdraw their
promise to accept the Dutch condi-
ton that vessels sailing in the inter
est of the allied government should
not be employed in the danger zone.
The note states that America has
agreed TO furnish 100000 tons of
wheat to Hollani before hte conclu-
sicl o. a definite arrangement on con-
dition that Holland Immediately places
at the disposal of the allies half a
million tons of shipping. as if defin-
tie arrangement already existed. The
Dutch government is inquiring as to
whether il is possible TO enter into
such transaction and hopes speedily
to arrive at decision.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
RENTAL PROPERTY
IN Great DEMAND
Real Estate Men Clammor for
Vacant Houses to Accom-
modate Many Now Seeking
Desirable Residences.

L House rental agencies in Bisbee ana
Warren district are al this time Try
ING distress signals with unanImIIy
Inere Is not a one Oh Inem InaJ IS
not Durdened Win more advance
bookings Tor houses than they can see
the way 10 digest tor months ana
months TO come.
Distress IN the meantime among
some hundreds OF persons VINO earn
esJIy desire housing accommodations,
Is real. Many OF them are maintain
ing their aTmiiles elsewhere until
they can secure houses here, out there
Is less fortunate contingency putting
up with maKesn1ft accommodations An
the district that work hardship on ali
concerned.
A real estate man who commented
upon the situation yesterday declar-
ed that the most practical way OF get
ting the much needed relief Is in the
erection OF least two large apartment
houses Of modern character, with
fifty or more apartments in each One
OF these he suggested should be up
Tombstone canyon and the other in
the lower part of the city, and he
said he would guarantee TO lease the
one hundred apartments within IS
hours after announcement that con-
structiOn of the buildings would be un-
dertaken
Such accommodations would help
US keep rents within reason, but
would not check new private build
Z ing or throw a single desirable vacant
or throw a single desirable vacant
house on the renting market" he as
serted. The necessity for doing
cOmeJhing at very early time is great.
We must have, for one thing, more
housing facilities of desirable kind in
order to keep our necessary working
forces at the required strength You
need TO realize in this connection that
we are a war industry here in the War
rem district and that we cannot per
nit ourselves, or be permitted, 10
slack on the job. II is essential that
we either build apartment houses or
that the money be enlisted to build
large number of individual houses. My
own preference Is for the apartment
house, but the main thing is to relieve
our present and constantly growing
congestion"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
FLOODS IN SOUTH
MENACING TOWNS
u Revlew - VIC


CHAl.LEo IO.>, W. va, March 10
South and central West Virginia in
Gazing the territory contiguous TO
charleston ana huntington tonight is
menacea by what is predicted may be
the worst food since 1861. Due to
twenty nours OF continuous rain fall.
ali streams in this part of the state.
including the kanawna and Elk rivers
nave overlooked their banks and land
sndes throughout the mountains nave
paraiyzed railroad traffic.
The crest of the flood is expected to
reacn Charleston tomorrow with a
stage of thirty feet. The Kanawha
river here rose four feet in four hours
today. Half of the town of Weston in
Charleston county was under wafer to-
night. Reports from Burnsville. say
water is four feet deep in the Baiti-
more and Ohio station at Weston and
the water is four feet deep on the main
street. Families living along the
cabin creek were tonight moving TO
higher ground Clay Courthouse in
Clay county is reported flooded with
a stage of 80 feet
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
WILL RUSH WORK
ON WOODEN SHIPS

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Renew-
ed effrOts to hasten the wooden ship
building program we're launched to-
day by the shipping board
After a annoin cement that author
siiy had been given to southern yards
To use smaller timbers in ship frames,
thereby Obviating the necessity for
bringing large timbers from the Pa
cific coast. a circular letter to all
wooden ship builders was made public
by James o. HeywCrth. manager of
the division of wooden ship cOlstruc-
ton, in which he called for new meth
DDS OF building in whihc more men
can be employed simultaneously on
each ship.
Surveys of the timber resources
available for ship building are being
made on the Pacific coast and viii be
commenced in the south at once BY
John II. Kirby Of Houston. Texas.
Through these Inquiries the shipping
board expects to eliminate the delays
due TO inaccurate estimates by lun-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
eALLooNIsTs HURT


TEMPLE, Texas, March 10 Cap
tain b. H. Fournier of San Antonio,
suffered a severe scalp wound, Cadet
G. W Adams received a broken leg,
and Cadet r. NJ. Hawley sustained a
sprained back when the balloon in
which they were making a trial flight
from San Antonio fell from an altitude
of 3200 feet near Killeen, this county,
early today.
Six other men whose names could
not be obtained were in the balloon.
All suffered more or less serious in
juries Something went wrong with
the valve in the top of the gas bag, ii
was said, when the ballOonists at
tempted a landing. The crew was IN
able to close the vent and the balloon
dropped at an estimated speed OF thir-
ty feet a second As the bag neared
the ground ballast was thrown out in
an effort to bring the balloon under
control
All the injured men were taken to
San Antonio eonight.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-14
NAPLES is BOMBED.

tBy Review Leased Wlrel
NAPLES, Tuesday. March 12.-The
air raid made on Naples early on Mon
day was carried out by dirigible bal
loon which was flying at such an alti-
tude that it was impossible to aim
bombs at military detectives but drop
ped explosives at random over the city
minutes over Naples and the victims
were all civilians.
The material damage was limited to
private houses, asylums and churches
Sixteen people were killed and forty
wounded.
Among the places where bombs were
dropped were along Via Roma and
Corso Vittorio Emanuel ana at the asy-
lum of the Little Sisters of the Poor,
where seven were killed and fourteen
injured.