Russia Accepts German Terms Amid Martial Law Seizures
Telegraph dispatch from Petrograd reports Lenin and Trotsky announcing German peace terms accepted. Bolsheviks’ demoralized army allegedly refuses to fight as martial law spreads in Petrograd and embassies prepare to evacuate to Vyatka or Vladivostok. German advances push toward Reval and Tallinn with towns captured and prisoners taken.
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Bolsheviks
Teutons
London
Telegraph Exchange
Petrograd
Vyatka
Vologda
Vlad- Avostok
Germany
Nikola Lenine
Leon Trotsky
Lenine
Petrogend
Ukraine
Finland
Slav Republic
Dyinsk
Lutsk
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Tammertors
Viborg
Trotzky
Teutonic
von Kuehmann
Red Guard
Balshevik
Inst Sberia
Trans-Batkalsk
Botulsk
Rostov-on-the-Don
Astrakhan
Ininland
White Guard
Kishinev
I Laspol
Dniester
Don Cossack
Kalenjines
Tcherkask
Skalendines
Nazaroff
Big Gun Duel on West Front
Heavy artillery fighting rages along the entire front from Pinon forest to Hartmanns-Wellerkopf with no infantry action reported. American units in Chemin des Dames sector held one German and captured another, one American slightly wounded. A British post raid near Ypres-Roulers railway resulted in some missing men.
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Paris
Forest of Pinon
Chevreux
al- Yfornle Plateau
Alsne
Butte de Mesnil
Champagne
Hartmanns-Wellerkopf
Alsace
France
Chemin Des Dames
Ine
London
Ypres-Roulers
War Office
Pershing
Hindenburg
Italy
Balkans
pris+oners
Hun
West Front
Maurice
America
Force Twelve to Kiss Flag in Nokomis
Nokomis Wyoming February 23. Twelve men suspected of disloyalty were compelled to kill the Maghera by visitors to their homes. In another section of the town a farewell demonstration was held for twelve elected men who departed for the National Army cantonment.
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Nokomis
Maghera
National Army
American War Preparations Speed Up as First Planes Ship
A broad week in review shows Allied diplomacy tightening under the supreme war council while American mobilization accelerates. Plans call for 600000 more recruits by May, ships diverted to war zones, Pershing to receive more planes, and Liberty engines powering new aircraft as Berlin and Moscow clash over peace terms and frontiers.
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Lloyd George
Supreme War Council
Wilson
France
Spain
General Pershing
Pershing
Baker
Sinking of Muar Cuaspir and other war notes
Numerous war and crime items are summarized, including the sinking of the Muar Cuaspir by submarine fire at Madrid, a deadly house fire in Peabody Mass killing nine Miller family members, Allied airmen reaching Holland, and reports of officers and crews killed or wounded. Also notes on Veturia crew rescue, Jones killed in an aviation accident, wartime casualty figures, censorship fines, an Illinois Supreme Court ruling, Chicago sugar prospects, and a Washington testimony claim by Albert Predman about mismanagement at the Hog Talandaliustped yards.
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Madrid
Morris Miller
Miller
Mar Peabody
Mass
Noland G. Giros
Trench
Antoine Marchal
Hollimd
Les Nouvelles
Maastricht
France
War Department
Pershing
London
Taker
Col. C. A. Repington
London Morning Post
Howell A. Gwynn
Post
Illnois Supreme Court
Springfield
Albert Predman
Senate Commerce Committees
J. B. Lynch
Washington
U S Takes 11 In War Fraud Indictments
Eight clothing manufacturers, two employees and a clerk in the army quartermaster’s department were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on war fraud charges. About $3,000,000 worth of cloth and leather army supplies were stolen, per Lieut. George D. Bernita. Suspects include Louis Davidson, Lyman Horwitz and Benjamin Horwitz Pursch, Jacob Weinstein and Abraham Pursch, Leon Levine, Barney Robinson, Morris Alewlts, Ira L. Janowsky and others.
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New York
Quartermaster's Department of the Army
Federal Grand Jury
George D. Bernita
Federal District Attorney’s Office
Louis Davidson
Universal
Davidson
Lyman Horwitz
Benjamin
Burnet Tietz
Jacob Weinstein
Abraham Pursch
Leon Levine
Barney Robinson
Morris Alewlts
Ira L. Janowsky
The Markets In Chicago February Open High Low Close
Chicago market report lists prices across commodities including corn wheat flour butter cattle hogs and sheep. It records bid asks and categories with extensive currency-like figures and range values.
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Chicago
United States
Tna
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by mother to be
A Mitchel Indiana mother testifies that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved severe nausea and weakness during pregnancy. She says after three bottles she gained strength, felt healthier, and could care for her home and baby at seven months. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. cites many similar letters on maternal health.
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Mitchell
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wes
Ton
Pearl Monyhan
Mitchel
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Gulf of Finland
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Walk
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Hussars
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Kiev
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Rovno
Esthonia
Hapsel
Gils of
Ronneburs
Woltnar
Spandan
U. S
Unite
Republic
Manj
Henry Wilson
William Robertson
Edward W. Pickard
Chelm
Poland
Chom
Great Russia
von Kuchimann
Reichsrath
Cattaro
Pola
Miume
Sweden
Schhizerland
Belgium
Palestine
Jerusalem
Jericho
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Versailles Council
Willian Robertson
Supreme Council
Great Britain
Council Ia
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la Dives
Mediterranean
McAdoo
Middle West
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Hoover
U.S
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Detroit Free Press
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Hill
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A. B. Linenam
Lalaretatus
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