Invasion of Russia Continues Unchecked
War report: Germany presses toward Russia with Brest-Litovsky demand for Lenin and Trotzky signed capitulation. German and Austrian publics grow weary of expansion, while Russia endures civil strife and anti-Semitic massacres. Front lines show limited action. British air forces and naval airmen intensify strikes along the North Sea and near Jerusalem.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Inublin
Rashoff
Tiraspol
Palestine
Jerusalem
France
Belgium
Italy
Snes
North Sea
Trotzky Renews Offer Tells General Hoffman Message of Surrender
Petrograd dispatch reports Trotzky forwarded Hoffman's message seeking peace on Germany terms. The note requests written authentication of the wireless message from Lenin and Trotzky and says a messenger will depart for Dvinsk with original signatures to confirm receipt.
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Hoffman
Petrograd
Seb
Trotzky
Germany
Tsarkoe-Selo
General Hoffman
Council of People’s Commissaries
Nikolai Lenine
L. Trotzky
Konig Wusterhausen
People’s Commissaries
Dvinsk
Lenine
Council OF the People’s Commissaries
Germans Advance on Petrograd Railway Across Line
German official statement reports crossing the Miga Petrograd railway front and advancing about 20 kilometres beyond the former line. Feeble resistance near Inzeen collapsed as divisions pressed from Dvinsk northeast and east toward Lutsk Royno. Prisoners totaling 2500 with hundreds of guns and much rolling stock captured.
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Berlin
Miga-Petrograd
Inzeen
Dvinsk
Lutsk
Royno
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Naturally
A grandmotherly hair treatment uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken dull streaked gray hair. A downtown druggist notes its popularity as a simple, affordable product that darkens evenly by morning with repeated use. It is presented as a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
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Wryeth
Wyeth
German foreign secretary addresses Reichstag on Ukraine treaty
Dr Richard von Kuehlmann opened the Reichstag session and discussed the peace treaty with Ukraine and the collapse of talks with Russia, outlining central powers' positions at the session in Amsterdam on February 20.
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Amsterdam
Richard von Kuehlmann
Reichstag
Ukraine
Russia
German Foreign Minister Seeks Peace With Ukraine in 1918
Dr. von Kuehlmann argued pacific aims of Russia untrustworthy and Germany ready to conclude a peace aligning with German interests. He cited Ukraine peace as evidence of central powers’ willingness and urged approval of the Ukraine treaty. He noted Bolshevik delays and said Ukraine would align with Petrograd only if peace policy proved sincere. The session also celebrated Bavarian royal golden wedding, with a telegram of congratulations to King Louis and Queen.
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Henre
Germany
Brest-Litovsky
Lenine
Trotzky
Reichstag
Russia
von Kuehlmann
Ife
Ukraine
Frost-Litovsk
Leon Trotzky
M. Trotzky
Bolsheviks
People’s Republic of
Louis
Germans dislike Germanys new war against Russia
London Feb 20 Germans and Austrians show broad opposition to the new war on Russia after Brest-Litovsk talks. German and Austrian newspapers argue peace is possible without annexations, urging noninvolvement in Russian affairs and restraint from a renewed offensive.
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London
Germany
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Ukraine
Georg Bernhard
Vossische Zeitung
Vorwaerts
Austria- Hungary
Amsterdam
Zurich
Vienna
Neue L’relfe
Reichspost
Austria-Hungary
Austria - Hungary
Galli Curci Delights Crowded Opera House
Galli Curci headlines as Lucia to a packed opera house with a lush performance that blends artistry and drama. Garden dominates as Carmen in Boston cast with Muratore Baklanoff and Sharlow delivering standout supporting work in a vivid, meticulously staged production.
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Galli
Curci
Garden in Carmen Delivers Brilliance in Boston Opera House
Critic Olin Downes hails Miss Garden as a greater artist than ever as the Chicago Opera Company stages Carmen in the Boston Opera House yesterday afternoon. The performance, marked by vivid dramatic command and musical refinement, sets a new high bar for the company in this city.
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Mary Garden
Mr. Muratore
Jose
George Baklanoff
Goya
Charlier
Miss Garden
Carmen
Boston
Bizeat
Lillas Pastia
Toreador
Muratore
Baklanoff
Boston Opera Company
Miss Sharlow
Micaela
Jeska Swartz
Mercedes
Chicago Opera Company
Bizet
Micaelas
Boston Opera House
Nuxated Iron Promoted as Fast Strength Builder
An advertisement cites Dr J Sauer of Boston endorsing ordinary nuxated iron as a quick way to boost strength and endurance in 10 days. It claims iron deficiency limits energy and warns against reduced iron forms while promising easy absorption and a money back guarantee from druggists.
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J. Sauer
Boston
G. Sauer
Heatless Mondays in New England Are Off
New England fuel officials report no overall improvement in fuel conditions though ice and coal flows aid southern and eastern ports. States will operate industries by individual fuel conditions rather than a general rule, with New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts listed among others.
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New England
Storrow
Harry A. Garfield
Washington, D. C
Long Island Sound
Tidewater
Connecticut
New York State
Malden Child Drowns in Swain Pond Brook
Ruth Emerson Spofford six year old daughter of Patrolman J Tenney Spofford of 42 Williams Street Malden drowned yesterday afternoon in Swain Pond Brook. Her father rushed from sleep to search the brook and found the body wedged face downward between rocks near the carbarns on Broadway more than a mile from where she fell.
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Richard
Ruth Emerson Spofford
Patrolman
J. Tenney Spofford
Williams Street
Malden
Swain Pond Brook
Patrolman Spofford
Broadway
Caillaux Treason Case Proceeds With Witnesses Testimony
Paris February 20 The treason case against former Premier Caillaux advances as Captain Buchardon's Paris military court questions several witnesses including Charles Bertelli a newspaper correspondent. The inquiry into Senator Humbert also continues with two volunteered witnesses addressing affairs linked to Paul Comby and Louis Louistolot.
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Paris
Caillaux
Buchardon
Charles Bertelli
Charles Humbert
Bondoux
Paul Comby
Bolo Pasha
Louis Louistolot
Landes
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Easy Corn Removal
An ad claims Freezone quickly relieves corn pain and lets you lift the corn away with fingers. It touts a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and appeals to readers with its Cincinnati inventor origin.
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Cincinnati
I WANT YOU TO TRY MY CATERAH REMEDY ADVERT
An advertisement pitches a "CATERAH REMEDY" promising 13 day guarantee and instant healthful results. It claims a new method without lotions inhalants or injections and offers a free trial claim despite being unrelated to medical prescriptions. The message emphasizes quick cure and social proof from friends.
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Walt
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Pacific
Austria
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Sturani
Ashton
Raymond
Henry Ashton
Lucia
Regnava del Silenzio
Alma Peterson
Mme. Galli-Carei
Symphony Hall
New York
Mme. Galli-Curci
Lucila
Walter Scott
Donizetti
Rimini
Lucy
Juan Nadal
Edgar
Arimondi
Dua
Arthur
Minerva
Norman
Mme. Galli-Curei
BY Olin Downes
New Hampshire
J. C. Hamlen
Maine
George H. Holmes
Rhode Island
MM. Jones
Vermont
Thomas W. Russell
James J. Storrow
Massachusetts
Daniels
Jason
Secretary
Wilson
J. Frank O'Hare
Martin T. Joyce
John F. Stevens
George H. Wrenn
Arthur Crowley
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Shipping Board
Crowley
Hampton Roads
James B. Noves
Department A
Boston Fuel
Mark B. Mulvey
Brook
Ruth Emerson Sefofford
Kis
Ascarets
Sam Katz
Aun
Indiana Ave
Chicago
WM. Elliot
Ping Grove” Western
C. Y Butter
Hennery
Enz. Brosk
Goodwill
U.S
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Summer St
Canal St
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Wash. St
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