The Arizona copper camp., 1918-04-06
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS


Agreement that there shall be nc
strikes or lockouts during war ant
recommendation that all industrial
disputes be settled by government
mediation body, agreed to by repre-
sentatives of capital and labor as
provisions of a national war labor
program.
Dutch government protests bitterly
against seizure of merchant fleet by
United States and Great Britain.
House of Representatives passes lib
erty loan bond bill providing for
third liberty loan.
100000 fire started by German
spies destroys Baltimore foundry.
Allied airmen bomb Luxembourg,
Germany.
Turkish expedition to restore order
in Crimea is organized.
Court martial at Athens orders
prosecution of King Constantine.
Sunday, March 31-American troops
start for fighting line in great bat
tie in Picardy, 100000 men to be i'm
mediately thrown into fight with
their allies.
and capture Renaud fort southwest
OF Noyon.
French hold line between MoreuiI
and Lassigny against heavy German
attack.
Warning to public to look out for
: glass in flour, bread and bread
wrappers issued by food admins
tration of New York.
Siam prepares to send 500 aviators
to France. .
Anti-conscription riots in Quebec;
mob of ten thousand is dispersed by
cavalry.
Monday, April 1-Heavy German at
tacks repulsed by British; allies
prepare for another desperate at
tack. British take 100 machine
guns.
German money used to encourage
Mississippi negroes to evade draft,
tant general of Mississippi.
100000 fire in Atlantic City de-
stroys eight business buildings.
French retake Ayencourt and Mon
chel
American troops to be brigaded with
French and British units so long as
necessity lasts.
All American troops available to be
rushed to England at once in order
to release British home army.
British troops advance to point half
way between Bagdad and Aleppo,
may cut off entire Arabian penin-
sula from Turks.
White Star liner Celtic, 10000 tons,
torpedoed on way from Europe to
America.
Germany protests to Russia against
sending of Bolsheviki troops into
Finland.
Treaty of peace signed between
Russia and Roumania by which Rou-
mania will evacuate any occupied
portions of Bessarabia and strategic
territory north of Danube.
Pope Benedict protests against bonn
bardment of Paris and destruction
of churches and wholesale massa-
ere of people.
Anti-conscription riots continue in
Quebec. Four civilians killed and
four wounded. Over 100 arrests.
Austrians prepare to launch offens-
i've on Italian front, 40 divisions are
ready for drive.
German army within 33 miles of
Kursk; Turks threaten Sebastopol.
Tuesday April 2-Lenroot, R., elected
U. S. senator from Wisconsin over
Davies, D., by plurality of 5000 to
$4,000.
Every socialist candidate in Chi
cago city election is defeated.
British steamer Carlisle Castle,
1925 tons, sunk by German sub.
Wednesday, April 3-Count Czernin,
in address to Vienna municipal
council, declares overtures for peace
were made by France prior to of
fensive on western front. Premier
Clemenceau declares Czernin' S
statement a lie.
Six killed by tornadoes in south
eastern Missouri.
Submarine toll for week 13 British
steamers; over 1900 tons, and I
of less tonnage.
Three Italian steamers and ten sail
ing ships are destroyed by U-boats
Allied airmen bomb German rail.
ways and cantonments at Ham,
Chauny and Noyon.
Senate passes third liberty loan bill
Conference of representatives OF
every state meet at Washington at
call of Secretary Lane to discuss
Americanization.