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  • : 1918-03-23
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    • World War. Miscellaneous. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; Japanese army; Japanese government; Professor Masahuoa Anesaki of the Imperial University of Japan; Japanese scholars; allies; Asia; Asian nations ;
    • "Japan is not in this war for any material gain, but is fighting to protect the treaties she made with honor," said Professor Masahuoa Anesaki of the Imperial university of Japan, in an address delivered at the University of California today....
    • World War. Submarine warfare. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; submarine warfare; naval warfare; German u-boats; submarine ships; submarines; Germany; Italy; Italian ships; shipping; merchant ships; sunk; sinkings ;
    • Italian shipping losses through submarine attack during the week ended March 16 were one steamer of more than 1500 tons and two sailing vessels, one over and one under 100 tons. Arrivals at Italian ports were 467 merchantmen, while 422 merchantmen...
    • World War. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; miscellaneous; uncategorized; Adjutant General Harvey J. Moss; Colonel W. E. McClure; United States army; American soldiers; company L; medical corps; inspections ;
    • "Ready for any emergency," was the verdict of Adjutant General Harvey J. Moss and Colonel W. E. McClure, commanding the Third regiment, Washington state guard, following inspection of company L at the armory last night. The soldierly appearance of...
    • World War. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; miscellaneous; uncategorized; Mannheim, Germany; aviation; air raids; Great Britain; British flying corps ;
    • Information has reached Basel that the British aerial attack of Monday upon Mannheim, Germany, did enormous damage in the city, causing several furious fires which raged for many hours, especially in the vicinity of the railway station. A powder...
    • World War. Photographs. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; photographs; United States marine corps; American marines; camouflage; housing; France ;
    • The huts of the United States marines in France are cleverly camouflaged with brushwood to keep them from being seen by enemy fliers. The tripod contraption in the center is the new filtered water bad used by all the allied armies.
    • World War. Miscellaneous. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; Wisconsin loyalty legion; American red cross; liberty bonds; liberty loans; domestic support; American patriotism; socialism; socialist party; German propaganda ;
    • The people of Wisconsin were called upon in a platform adopted today by the Wisconsin loyalty legion to get squarely being future Red Cross and Liberty loan drives and to aid the government in seeking out and punishing all persons guilty of...
    • World War. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; miscellaneous; uncategorized; Attorney General Alexander Mitchell Palmer; alien property custodian; investigations ;
    • A country-wide inquiry to ferret out information regarding enemy holdings will be started by A. Mitchell Palmer, alien property custodian. The penalty for failure to report is a fine of $10,000 or 10 years' imprisonment or both.
    • World War. Miscellaneous. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; steel industry; United States. War industry board; war supplies; President Woodrow Wilson; mining; domestic issues ;
    • Prices of steel alloys, including manganese, chrome and tungsten, will be fixed by the war industries board and submitted to President Wilson as the result of conferences held today with miners and producers.
    • World War. Miscellaneous. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; St. John Wileman of Ottawa, Canada; women; Canadian people; Canadian public; agriculture; farming; food shortage ;
    • What the workwomen are doing on the farms in Canada as well as in Great Britain and France to increase the food supply was described today before the senate agriculture committee by Miss St. John Wileman of Ottawa, Canada, who said the time had...
    • World War. 1918-03-23

    • Northwest history; World War 1; miscellaneous; uncategorized; reports; statistics; American Red Cross; United States army; American soldiers; donations; war relief; humanitarian relief ;
    • Something of the scope of the activities of the American Red Cross in France may be gathered from the official totals showing the work done during February in helping soldiers and exclusive of civil affairs.

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