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The last moments of the French battleship Bouvet, 18 March 1915.
Commemorative $50 coins by Robert Aitken for the Panama–Pacific International Exposition.

The following events occurred in March 1915:

March 1, 1915 (Monday)

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March 2, 1915 (Tuesday)

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HMS Canopus fires a salvo from her 12 in (300 mm) guns against Ottoman forts in the Dardanelles.

March 3, 1915 (Wednesday)

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March 4, 1915 (Thursday)

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March 5, 1915 (Friday)

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March 6, 1915 (Saturday)

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March 7, 1915 (Sunday)

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March 8, 1915 (Monday)

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March 9, 1915 (Tuesday)

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March 10, 1915 (Wednesday)

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March 11, 1915 (Thursday)

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Prisoners of the Bluff War in Thompson, Utah, waiting to board a train for their trial in Salt Lake City.

March 12, 1915 (Friday)

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General Ian Hamilton.

March 13, 1915 (Saturday)

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  • Battle of Neuve Chapelle — Ineffective supply lines to arm front line troops forced British command to postpone an offensive and ultimately abandon the plan two days later, ending the battle.[54]
  • A British mine-sweeping squadron led by cruiser HMS Amethyst under command of Commodore Roger Keyes attempted to clear minefields around the Dardanelles but shore bombardments from the Ottomans forced them to back off.[55]
  • Twenty-One DemandsUnited States Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan issued a letter revealing the American government's concerns over Japan's rejection of the Open Door Policy and further encroachments on Chinese sovereignty.[56]
  • An ongoing feud between Oregon river boat companies Myrtle Point Transportation Company and Coquille River Company continued when Myrtle Point steamboat Telegraph collided with Coquille River steamboat Charm in Coquille City port. The crew of the Charm claimed they made audible warning to Telegraph before the collision, but the crew of the other denied such warnings were heard. Charm was laid up for three days for repairs before returning to service.[57]
  • Died: Sergei Witte, Russian state leader, first Prime Minister of Russia (b. 1849)

March 14, 1915 (Sunday)

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A large ship at anchor close to the shoreline, tall mountains directly behind the ship
Dresden, flying a white flag, moments prior to her scuttling

March 15, 1915 (Monday)

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March 16, 1915 (Tuesday)

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March 17, 1915 (Wednesday)

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March 18, 1915 (Thursday)

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HMS Irresistible abandoned and sinking.

March 19, 1915 (Friday)

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March 20, 1915 (Saturday)

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March 21, 1915 (Sunday)

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March 22, 1915 (Monday)

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March 23, 1915 (Tuesday)

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March 24, 1915 (Wednesday)

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March 25, 1915 (Thursday)

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U.S. Navy inspection team examining the large implosion hole in the port side of submarine USS F-4 after it was raised and towed to Honolulu, August 1915.

March 26, 1915 (Friday)

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March 27, 1915 (Saturday)

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March 28, 1915 (Sunday)

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March 29, 1915 (Monday)

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March 30, 1915 (Tuesday)

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March 31, 1915 (Wednesday)

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