Germany Ordered to Stop Advance and Withdraw Amid Conflicting Reports
Telegraphed dispatches from Berlin and Petrograd describe German detachments entering and then reportedly leaving near Luga and Tawa, as Russia’s army chief discusses a potential armistice. Claims of German progress clash with messages about halted advances and strategic shifts, while Brest-Litovsk details are referenced in negotiations.
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Tawa
Berlin
Geena
Vocetwal
Russia
Petrograd
Telsheviki
Germin
Pedeo Lertas
Arellies
Hernan Tf
Brottinin
Brest-Litoysh
Botsteviki
Dorael
Bane
Therlin
Cassia
Esther
Germany
Brest-Litovsk
Dvina
Dyinsk
Lovsk
Germains
Rly
Luisk
Sleeping Soldiers Must Die After Falling Asleep On Guard
War time notice reports American soldiers punished for sleeping on sentry duty. Drafted workers face consequences and potential discharge as authorities review duty failures. The briefing names officials and locations in a cautious tone while outlining penalties.
Thompson Rebuffed by Voters in Chicago Primaries
Thompson, whose antiwar stance angered Chicago voters, faced severe criticism and saw his candidacy rejected by voters in Tuesday alderman primaries, with only one exception. The report notes a backlash against his stance and the overall poor reception of his platform.
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Thompson
Chicago
William the Thanpson
Chicep
Mexican Shoots Cavalryman At Border Patrol Post
A border patrol near San Elizarro, about thirty miles east of El Paso, reported a Mexican shooter fired on a U S cavalryman. The trooper was struck in the upper left chest and wounded as the patrol exchanged fire with the assailants.
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el Paso
San Elizarro
Investigation into Sinking of Cherokee Tug
A naval board will probe the sinking of the tug Cherokee off Washington with twenty nine lives lost. The inquiry is ordered by Suerte Jury Daniels.
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Cherokee
Washington
Naval Board
Suerte Jury Daniels
Pneumonic Plaque Spreads to Amh Wel Province
A pneumonic plague of Prermanic type, active in Shansi province since the start of the year, has moved southeast into Amh Wel province with numerous deaths reported. Authorities urge vigilance as the outbreak expands.
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Shansi
China
Amhwel
British Casualties During February Drop Sharply
London reports British casualties for February totaling 18,901, down from January. Breakdown shows 4,105 killed and 14,066 wounded, reflecting a notable month-to-month decrease.
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London
Austria Refuses to Halt Russia and Romania
Austrian Premier declares Austria-Hungary will take no part in military action against Russia or Romania. Dispatches from Vienna in mid February describe tensions between Vienna and Washington over demobilization and possible demobilization aid. The report notes debates within Austrian leadership and press reaction as European powers consider broader conflict dynamics.
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Austria- Hungary
Russia
Rumania
Washingtons
Wuentie
Lote
Wilner
Elagperine Cyr
Nquiee
Wilhelm Pehrnarett
Nugent Named U S Senator by Governor for Grady Vacancy
John F. Nugent of Boise appointed United States senator by Governor Alexander to fill the Grady death vacancy. Nugent, a lawyer, is a former Democratic state chairman and has served as counsel for the Western Federation of Miners.
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John F. Nugent
Boise
United States
Alexander
Grady
Mr. Nugent
Western Federation of Miners
Tug Sinks 29 Drowned Off Maryland Coast
Philadelphia report says the seagoing tug Cherokee foundered in a fierce gale fifteen miles from the Maryland coast. Twenty-nine officers and men are believed lost. Rescue efforts continued as crews scoured the area for survivors.
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Philadelphia
Cherokee
Maryland
London merchant losses rise in weekly British report
A British Admiralty weekly bulletin records British merchant ships sunk by mine or submarine in the past week. It lists fourteen vessels struck, with several confirmed losses and others reported damaged. the names and details of ships and crews are noted.
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London
Japan Threatens Invasion of Siberia War Plan Mentioned
The article reports Japan’s threats to invade Siberia with military action and invites Allied cooperation. It discusses Allied concerns, potential co operation with Japanese forces, and whether joint operations should precede any single power advance into Manchuria and Siberian fronts amid ongoing supply and war dynamics.
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Ortain
Wen
Tong
Stevens
Siberia
Tne
Russi
Colle Abe
Japan
Entenie
Cobelligerens
Cme
UC Lis Heen
Siler
Man Dies Trying to Save Pig in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Pred Croyle lost his life Sunday while attempting to rescue a pig on a railroad track. He was struck by a train during the effort and died at the scene.
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Lexington
Pred Croyle
Hite
Canned Goods Reserved for War Purposes
Washington officials told the public Wednesday to hold a stock of food items for war needs. Canned meat peppers tomatoes string beans and corn were requested to be kept on hand until further notice by the food administration.
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Washington
Food Administration
German Planes of Peor Grade Revealed by Experts
Washington reports that captured German aircraft parts were flown to the United States for study. Aviation experts say the Goermans used materials inferior to American standards, signaling serious wartime quality concerns.
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Washington
Corman Itt
Manes
Goermans
Peace Talks In Twilight Amid Broad Nuclear Fear
A long garbled report outlines officials seeking peaceful approaches to the war, noting no immediate White House shift in stance. It references press briefings on February 26, background on allied strategy, and cautions against escalation while stressing restraint and unity.
Henderson Named U S Senator for Nevada
Charles B. Henderson, a lawyer and banker, has been appointed United States senator from Nevada to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Newlands.
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Charles B. Henderson
United States
Nevada
Newlands
Spanish Prize Ship Beached Near Skew Lighthouse
A Spanish steamship named Tyotz Moni ran aground near the Skew lighthouse after encountering a German crew from the Pacific Ocean. Prisoners aboard are said to be American, with details incomplete due to the fragmentary report.
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Copenhagen
Tyotz Moni
Bor
Amer
Feang
Magicians' Union Shooting Sparks Expulsion Row
Leo JPranesco reports a fatal shooting inside the magicians' union after two members shot a companion Tuesday. The assailants were expelled for refusing to stand during a recent performance of The Shirspan Sled Tamer.
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Leo Jpranesco
Magicians’ Union
Hertling Endorses Wilson Principles In Talks For Peace
German Chancellor Hertling signals support for President Wilson’s four principles in wartime peace talks. He cautions against premature treaties and urges careful, open dialogue with Allied powers. The statement addresses the exchange of views, punishment for aggression, and the future of independent nations.
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Spesel
Easton
Lis
Whale
Germin
Bapertence
Amsterdam
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Ars
Ad Bene Lieas
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Germany
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Sity
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Au Davtatansel
Sapsperoetel Tee
House Passes Slacker Bill in Narrow Margin
The house Wednesday approved a draft bill to exempt certain aliens from military service and authorize drafting of others for agricultural or manufacturing work, with a final vote of 46 to 21.
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House
Shinetan
Wien
Food Exports Dip in Weeks Ending May 1918 Report
Government data show a drop in exports of key foodstuffs including wheat corn and pork over the seven months ending May 1918 compared with the prior year. Beet products exports rose while overall foreign commerce figures reflect reduced shipments.
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Washington
Hun Raider Reaches Haven Amid Baltic Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch to the Dis sehloofer Zvitung reports the Wolf vessel reaching the Austeiam harbor of Poly in the Adriatic Sea. The ship attempted several returns to the North Sea but was repeatedly blocked by British naval watch.
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Amsterdam
Dissehloofer Zvitung
Berlin
Sy Wolf
Austeiam
Poly
Adriatic Se
North Sea
La Follette Denounced by Wisconsin Senate
Madison Wis state senate adopted a loyalty resolution during a Monday night session condemning Senator La Follette. The measure passed by a 26 to 8 vote and urged support for the war effort, reflecting strong wartime Allied alignment.
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la Follette
Senate
Madison
Wis
la Follette Corbis
Japan to Act in Siberia Soon Amid Rising Tensions
Reported moves indicate Japan plans action in Siberia in coming days. Observers cite secure authority and preparations as evidence of a firm stance, with officials signaling readiness to pursue objectives in the disputed region.
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Japan
Siberia
Swedish German air route links Trelleborg to Sassnitz
National Geographic outlines a proposed Stockholm Berlin route via Trelleborg and Sassnitz. The plan envisions 60 mile sea trips and a 415 mile rail and steamship path linking Stockholm to Berlin, highlighting regional diplomacy and regional tourism at Trelleborg and Sassnitz.
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Sassnitz
Ugit
Sweden
National Geographic Society
Trellburg
Kingdom of Sweden
Rugen
Stockhalm
Berlin
Malime
Skane
Malme
Copenhagen
Germany
Cape Cod
To Boll Eggs by Telephone Mishap
A telephone subscriber asked his operator to ring in three minutes and then hung up. The supervisor rang at the appointed moment and the man replied with “Thank you.” He later called again to thank the operator, explaining he was timing eggs boiled to the queen’s taste.
A Good Wife Riddle From The Little Journal
A farmer’s wife pumps water daily for twenty years then an electric motor replaces her effort. Calculation shows she worked the pump handle 3,650 hours at half a cent per hour, saving $18.75. A preacher’s quip on worth above rubies closes the tale.
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Little Journal
Literary talk turns to Carlyle and an Indian school
A literary discussion veers to Carlyle with the question Have you read Carlyle One participant replies I have visited his Indian school The remark blends satire and curiosity about Carlyle and education in distant settings.
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Carlyle
Lime Food Discoveries and Lichens as Staple Food
A scientist proposes using lichen and lime foods as new staples for det? land. Reindeer moss is noted as suitable fodder for animals and flour for bread.
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Tceland
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