Peace Treaty Ratified as Soviet Congress Dissolves
London reports the peace treaty with Germany is signed and the Soviet Congress in Moscow dissolves. German forces press south into Russia, seizing Nikolayev and advancing across agricultural regions from Volhynia to the Black Sea coast.
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London
Germany
Moscow
Russia
Nikolaiyev
Odessa
Buy
Volhynia
Pypreye
Teretor
Siberia
Japan
Verein
Berlin
Battheeou
Arrests of English and Americans in Finland reported
Fragmentary report describes English and American nationals involved in arrests in Finland. The text references related movements toward Stockholm and a march over ice to Tornea with mentions of authorities and countermeasures.
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Finland
Non-Partisan League Leaders Indicted in Minnesota
Fairmont Minnesota. Townley and Joseph Gopbert named as leaders of the National Non-partisan League. They face grand jury indictment for publishing and circulating seditious literature intended to discourage enlistments in U S military and naval forces.
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Fairmont
Minn
Maich T- A
Townley
National Non-partisan League
Joseph Gopbert
Martin County
Grand Jury
United States
Fear for safety of Americans in Odessa
Colonel Henry W. Anderson heads the American Red Cross mission to Romania as 80 team members arrive in Moscow amid German capture of Odessa. After peace with Romania, concern rose for the safety of the Red Cross unit that traveled from Iassy to Odessa.
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Odessa
Moscow
Henry W. Anderson
American Red Cross Commission
Rumania
Iis
American Red Cross
Romania
Jassy
The New German Menace in a World War Outline
The narrative traces Russia's collapse and German pressure across Europe Asia and the Middle East. It describes British advances from Egypt toward Damascus and Aleppo, with focus on routes toward Constantinople and Basra while noting shifting front lines and rail links.
Americans Take Trenches From Germans Near Badonvillers
American troops in the Luneville sector have occupied and hold enemy trenches northeast of Badonvillers after raids and concentrated artillery fire. This forward movement marks the first permanent American advance in France with trenches consolidated for higher ground cooperation with French forces.
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France
Luneville
Badonvillers
Riot Bloodshed Marks Sinn Fein Disorder
A violent riot associated with Sinn Fein flared in a troubled area as police and militiamen attempted to control the unrest. Reports describe bloodshed and scattered clashes throughout the district, with casualties and arrests likely.
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Sinn Fein
Concrete Ship Launched and Dockyard Slips Reinforced
Fragmentary notes describe a concrete ship launch and reinforcement of concrete slips at a Washington yard. Mention of shipyard work, potential vessel operations, and questions about future additions and timing follow scattered phrases.
Daily trench raids by Samnies amid western front fighting
American troops north of Toul conduct raids into German lines as part of daily operations. They previously struck 3800 yards of trenches on Monday and again on Tuesday in the Richecourt area while French forces, Australians, and Italians launch additional attacks and artillery duels along the frontline.
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London
Toul
Richecourt
Nivray
Cornan
Messines
Lorraine
Hernin
Tnefthamti
Enlargement of shipyards proposed for committee review
Washington March 15 Tentative plans to enlarge the government's shipbuilding program were presented to the committee. Mr Pies proposed using a practical shipbuilder to save on Atlantic coast yard costs and have the government take over construction at some plants. Chairman Fletcher said members favor Pies ideas. They supported enlarging smaller yards to double capacity while opposing new huge plants like Hog Island and noting no state of additional plants is contemplated.
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Washington
Semishit Anvestooing Peon
Ch. Tes
Lo Pies
Neral tBanager
Sauergenes Fbe
Somme
Atlante Coast
Fletcher
Afr
Piez
Pirez
Hog Island
Allies Add Loans to Cuba and Britain in War Aid
Washington March 15 credit extended by the treasury brings Cuba government a loan of 315 million and Britain receives 200 million. The combined new loans raise allied governments total to 9.9494 billion dollars. Both loans carry a 5 percent interest rate.
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Washington
United
Dutch Vessels in American Ports Likely to Join Allies
Washington reports Holland expected to accept allied shipping proposals and transfer 700000 tons of Dutch ships to American control. Vessels will be armed for anti submarine defense and operated by the Shipping Board with American crews, two thirds of whom may not be citizens.
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Washington
Holland
Germany
United States
Hague
Nnde
Food Transport Service
Ywnd
Shipping Board
Battle planes to reach France by July says war officials
Washington reports American built battle planes will be in France by July in sufficient quantity to provide air protection for sectors and American troops. The statement, from top authority, accompanied figures on aviation and other war preparations before the House Military Committee. The briefing was given in the War Department as Congress directly engaged with executive policy.
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Washington
France
House Military Committee
Senate Committee
War Council
War Department
Congress
House Approves Daylight Saving Plan Change
Washington reports the House passed a daylight saving bill altering clock changes to the last Sundays of March and October. The measure previously cleared the Senate and now awaits final Senate action before reaching the president.
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Washington
House
Senate
Urge Elimination of German Street Names
New York March 18 American Defense society urges rechristening of all cities towns and streets bearing German names for communities now known as Berlin Bismark Bremen Dresden and Hanover to names of war stricken French and Belgian towns to reflect the war effort and public sentiment.
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New York
American Defense Society
Berlin
Bismark
Bremen
Dresden
Hanover
German Property to Go on Block
A. Mitchell Palmer testifies to the Senate appropriations committee proposing enemy property sales in the United States. He aims to sell German government and Junker interests first, using proceeds to buy government bonds and sever German ties in American industry. Minor individuals’ property may be spared.
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Washington
United States
Kaiser
von Bethmann-Holweg
Junkers
A. Mitchell Palmer
America
Palrer
Palmer
Owen
Oklahoma
Herr Ballin
Mr. Palmer
Deutches Bank
New York
New Jersey
Florida
Porto Licco
Hawaii
Chicago
Tam
Emmy
Proving Will Hearing Set For Bernham Kastein Estate
Notice in Montana District Court Teton County sets Saturday April 6 1918 at 10 a m as the time for proving the will of Bernham Kastein deceased and for Kenneth B Cohoe to apply for letters testamentary. Court clerk Paul Jacobson and deputy Roy Franquinx sign.
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Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of Teton
Bernhat Eastein
Chateau
Notice to Creditors Estate of Murdock Bruce
Notice is given by the executor of the last will and testament of Murdock Bruce deceased to creditors and all with claims against the estate. Claims must be filed with vouchers within four months of first publication at Geo W Magee in Chateau Chateau Teton county Montana. Dated March 2 1918. Joined D Bruce Executor. Geo W Magee attorney for administrator. First pub March 8 1918.
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Murdock Bruce
Geo. W. Magee
Chateau Teton County
Montana
D. Bruce
Summons in Quiet Title Case In Montana Land Dispute
The County of Teton serves summons to C K Malone and P C Truchot versus H R Palmer and Edna Palmer and unknown claimants. The action seeks to quiet title to 720 acres described in sections 11 15 22 8 26 north range 5 west Montana, and to remove cloud from plaintiffs ownership with water rights. Judgment by default if no answer within 20 days. Montana court clerk Paul Jacobron signs. First published February 8, 1918.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
C.K. Malone
P. C. Truchot
H.R. Palmer
Ednad Palmer
B. Palmer
Edna C Palmer
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
United States Survey
Paul Jacobron
T. A. Pridham
Plaintiffs
Choteau
Notice of School Election in District No 1
Annual School Election for District No 1 to be held on Saturday April. Trustees elected for two and three year terms. Polling place at Public School Building, Chateau. Polls open 2 p m to 1 p m. By order of the Board. Teton County John W Hall Clerk.
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Chateau
Board of School Trustees
Teton County
John W. Hall
Special Election Notice in Teton Montana April 6 1918
Notice to resident freeholders of School District No 1 Teton county Montana that on April 6 1918 an annual school election will decide whether Trustees may levy three mills to add to the existing ten mills to reduce floating indebtedness of the district. Clerk John W Hall signs the notice dated March 12 1938.
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Teton County
Board of Trustees
Board of School Trustees
Montana
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