The Arizona copper camp. [volume] (Ray, Ariz.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
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Monday, March 4EBolshevikI destroy
bridges on trans-Siberian railroad to
hinder possible advance of Japanese
into that territory.
French capture $50 Germans in sur
prise attack.
British steamer Arrion sunk by Ger
man submarine
British advance 5000 yards on
twelve-mile front in Palestine.
Norway protests to Great Britain
against seizure of German cruiser
Dusseldorf.
Invasion of Sin Kiang, or Chinese
Turkestan, by Russians declared i'm
minent by governor of that province.
Base price of 80 cents is fixed for
aluminium.
Powerful enemy wireless outfit hid
den away on top floor of New York
building seized by federal officials.
Tuesday, March 5-War industries
board reorganized with Bernard M.
Baruch as chairman with vastly in
reaches Gillian port
American government decides to
give neither formal assent nor OBJ
lection to Japanese occupation of
Siberia.
Germans again attack Americans in
Lorraine.
Bolsheviki prepare to evacuate Pet
rograd.
Sir Eric Geddes. first lord of British
admiralty, declares submarines are
being sunk as fast as they are being
built.
Democrats retain control of house
of representatives through election
of four of their candidates from
Greater New York. Special cleo
lions were held to choose successors
to four members who had resigned.
Crew of German raider Seeadler
reached Gillian port.
Wednesday, March 6-British auxili-
airy cruiser Calgaria, 1855 tons, tor
pedoed of Irish coast, 48 lives lost.
Bolsheviki move capital to Moscow.
Refusal of workmen's council to
ratify treaty with central powers ex-
pected, March IL.
American steamer Armenia, $500
tons, torpedoed by Germans and
beached on British coast.
John Redmond, Irish nationalist
leader, dies at London.
Rumania accepts peace terms of CEN
( trail powers.
Submarine sinking of British mer-
chantmen averaged 10000 weekly in
January and $4,000 tons weekly in
February.
Germany prepares for big drive in
Italy.
Belgian parliament meets in Paris.
Siberian council of workmen organ
lied at Irkutsk.
Intervention by Japan in Siberia re-
ported arranged. China to send re-
inforcements to Manchuria against
Russians.
British submarine losses for week 10
vessels over 1900 tons, 6 smaller
ships.
100000 men to be called in second
draft, total for 1918 will not exceed
one million.
Germany dictates treaty of peace to
Finland.
81 delegates to prohibition national
convention at Chicago bolt and at
filiate with new nationalist party.
Moscow declared new capital of Rus
STA, and Petrograd is proclaimed a
free port, by Bolsheviki government
All state institutions of Russia to be
transferred to Moscow, Mini Noygo-
rod and Kazan.
Thursday, March German troops
halt SO miles from Petrograd await
ing ratification of peace treaty.
Huns occupy hamburg, east Of
Narva, on road to capital.
Turks follow retreating Russians be-
yond Trebizond.
Food conditions in Germany de-
clared better this winter than last
by returning Americans.
Germany notifies neutral nations
that any ships they hand over to al
lies will be considered as hostile
tonnage and will be sunk, no matter
where found.
Germany forces Finland to sign
treaty agreeing not to cede any ter
ritory or grant any territorial rights
without consent of Germany.
Bolsheviki proclaim holy war
against Teuton troops.
Germany issues ultimatum forcing
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