Ebert Regime Falls as Von Kapp Arrest Ordered
Berlin reports say Ebert loses control after Von Kapp resignation and a provisional government forms. Proletariat demands power while rail unions end strike amid clashes around government buildings. London dispatches note revolutionary upheaval spreading across Germany.
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United Pros
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London
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Eight Escape From Jail At Steubenville
Reported jailbreak at Steubenville involves eight inmates who escaped using a rope fashioned from blankets. Authorities pursue fugitives and investigate accomplices amid tense manhunt conditions.
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Steubenville
U S Troops Ready for Any Emergency
United Press reports US forces stand ready amid tensions with Germany and potential uprisings. Dispatches describe Allied positions near Covina and rumors of preparation for rapid response as weather worsens into late Friday.
Exile Demands Rise Over Kaiser Crisis
Fragmentary text reports calls for the exile of the Kaiser amid European turmoil. Mentions governor, London, and political unrest connected to the Von Kapp revolution and ongoing defense concerns across nations.
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London
Jonmyp
Assur
Tate Gouvernoronk
Giolithenl
Gothvilor
Halioe
von Kapp
Confesses to serious case after cutting throat
A report of a man confessing to a serious case after slashing his throat in a bid to subdue a claimant. The account mentions a plan and a hospital operation, with reference to a child and a plant surgeon.
TWO JURYMEN NEEDED FOR BEAVER CASE
A Beaver case proceeds with a judge requesting two additional jurors as the trial nears. United Press reports a panel of thirty jurors was summoned, with details of the polluting charge and political associations. The report mentions Spencer Blovens and a deteriorating condition at his home.
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Terracio
Cities Challenge Daylight Saving Legality in 1887 Act
The document outlinesarguments by borough officials against adopting daylight saving and cites an 1887 act defining time standards. It claims municipalities cannot legally change established hours and references the state and commonwealth standards to uphold traditional time.
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Warton
Gamnallaien
Warren
Ponuaylya
Ownisin
Inyo
Seta
McDohiald
Diplomatic Appeals Urged Over South American Peace Threat
An unspecified Tomist faction demands action from the Peruvian ambassador and Bolivian authorities to prevent endangerment of peace in South America. The plea comes amid recent attacks on the Peruvian legation in Bolivia, pressed by state leaders to prevent further instability.
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Washington
Bolivia
Atips
South America
Unclear Revolution Pact Emerging In Turbulent Times
Fragmented text discusses a possible bolshevik alliance from revolution with mentions of United Prem and German and British figures. The passage references diplomatic tension, wartime alliances, and potential shifts in government policy affecting future coalition options. The garbled lines obscure specific names and events.
Military Ball Ends Brightly Amid Gala Night
A large Military Ball concluded with vibrant performances by the Wescitl AAI band and prominent guests. Attendees wore gowns as the event featured decorated halls, a reception, and speeches celebrating service members. The evening raised funds for military youth programs.
New Castle Man Faces Personal Crisis Amid Garages
Report from New Castle describes a man in a garage crisis linked to his family. Friends of Gayton say the incident followed tensions with his wife, with the man found at the scene and a 12 year old child involved in the broader context.
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Olin oGaston
Hig Min
Ali Slaughiters
Gustav Noske to Retire From Cabinet
The German defense minister Gustav Noske will retire from Chancellor Ebert's cabinet, according to a News Agency report from London dated March 18.
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London
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Brief Wire Bulletins From a Baffling Morning
March 13 dispatches note a Washington scandal over a Senate appointment with Sen Hichcoeke claiming Colby won a knockout over opponents as objections loom. The report also mentions a crane incident injuring Moeres and rain affecting the day.
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Washington
Bainbridge
Public Cooperation Sought In Reorganization
The article recounts the Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania Division in World War I, its proud deployment to France, and its return to a reorganization phase. It notes veterans and the federal shift from state to national service, with a new utility still in planning.
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National ‘Guard
Bryan Predicts Treaty Defeat Fatal to Party
In a Washington interview William Jonplngs Heya warns the treaty defeat could destroy the party. He cites opposition to President Wilan and a push for constitutional constraints. Hoover insists the treaty should be accepted with final form allowing free action and peaceful development.
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Wilan
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Pythian Sisters to Celebrate 25th Anniversary
The Pythian Skaters of rogubir nyotiniy hold an evening event to plan the 25th anniversary of their organization on February 20 at Wall, Aw ia eroming program 14 buing. Anna May Pittman of Moncagon, Grand Chief, is expected as guest of honor arriving Saturday afternoon. Members and wives invited to a social session Saturday at 8 with Mrs. Pittman. program and refreshments planned.
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Anna ‘May Pittman
Moncagon
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Wasureil
Telephone Company Sale Adjourned to March 26
The sale of the Union Telephone Company property, once set to occur yesterday at Brien, has been adjourned to March 26 due to pending information. Erletis notes indicate the sale was delayed while notices and details are clarified.
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New York
Neyert
Bratia
Siagata
St. Paul Moore
Union Telephone Company
Brieins
Boon
Erletis Motoing
Veviuseng Ils Ure
Shamrock five of Meadville to meet Indians in town game
The Shamrock five of Meadville, champions of the 180 104 pound league, will meet the Indians of this city tomorrow night at the State Armory for a fast basketball game. Both teams have been winning recently as they prepare for the clash.
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