Bisbee Daily Review/1917/04/03
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VOL. 19. NO. 256
BISBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1917.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Articles
- Page 1
- Wilson Asks War
- Elks Will Stage Parade Tonight
- Mr. London Wants Peace
- War Fronts Quiet
- Congress Considers War Resolution Today
- U. S. Armed Steamer Aztec Sunk Off France By German U-Boat (cont'd on page 3)
- Page 2
- Champ Clark is Renamed Speaker of House
- "Pacifists" Get Fright of Lives at Capitol
- Senate Views
- Big Town Views
- West Is Loyal
- Press Comment
- Page 3
- Pacific Coast Baseball Season To Open Today
- Mattress Hacked To Pieces
- "Civilization" Is Attraction Shortly
- Lloyd Stephens Bryce Dies In New York
- Pullman Order Is Now In Preparation By The Commission
- Hawaiian Quintet Will Entertain Y Members Tonight
- Bisbee Men Held For Bootlegging
- IWW Will Strike If US Declares War
- "September Morn" Continuous Riot of Music and Dancing
- Removal Committee Meets for Defense
- Anonymous Writer Pesters Officials At Lowell Court
- Fairbanks Hasn't A Double In World
- U. S. Armed Ship Sunk Off France (cont'd from page 1)
- British Continue Advance in Mesopotamia
- Page 4
- War!
- Senator Lodge—American
- Predatory Agriculture
- A Russian Treaty
- Smoke
- Snowflake Precinct
- Only Lafollette and Stone Fail to Cheer President
- Officials of New Company Pay Week End Visit to City
- Army and Navy Precautions Taken Against Attack
- Army of 1,200,00 Is Cogress' Plan Details Completed
- Page 5
- Here's Full Text of the President's Message
- Leaves for Texas
- Threatened Wilson's Life
- Page 6
- City Briefs
- Page 7
- Mining and Financial News
- British Restrictions on Exports Increase
- Page 8
- Legal Notices
- Page 9
- All Holland Now Is On Ice Skates
- Page 10
- War Summary
- Indian Princes To Spend Every Cent to Crush Germany
- Germany's Dream Is of Railway Through Southeast Europe