Final action on German peace treaty not yet taken
Moscow reports show a split among the Russian congress of Soviets over ratifying the German peace terms. Petrograd dispatches indicate majority support, but Moscow advices say no commitment yet. The Socialist Revolutionaries reportedly refuse to ratify and threaten resignation once signed.
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Associa Press
Moscow
Petrograd
Council of the People's Commissaries
Russia
London
Maximalists
Socialist Revolutionisto
Council of People's Commisarries
Germany
Debate ends with Brozovitch victory in Mingo Junction shootout
In Mingo Junction Ohio on March 16 a debate over Bolshevik or realtor ties to Russians ended with Josip Brozovitch thirty six winning after he shot and dangerously wounded Trotsky supporter Nicholas Vignovitch forty. Vignovitch later said maybe Brozovitch was wed and was taken to hospital.
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Mingo Junction
Ohio
Josip Brozovitch
Nicholas Vignovitels
Trotsky
Brozovitch
Vignovitch
Russians in Siberia Report Mass Japanese Killings
A report via Hochi Shimbun, relayed by Reuters, states that in Blagoveshchensk one hundred fifty Japanese were murdered by Ukrainian rebels while defending property. Separately, German submarines captured Swedish trawlers off Denmark and forced them to Germany.
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Luloviki
London
Siberia
Blagoveshelensk
Amur
Hochi Shinbum
Reuters Limited
Tien Thin
China
Daily Mail
Peking
Sian
Joland
Denmark
Germany
Copenhagen
Eschunie Telegraph
Fire Destroys Lumber Camp in Truro
Fire last night at the lumber camp in Novia Scotia owned by AL A. Sutherland and Alvin Siding burned twenty men to death. Emergency crews reported total loss of the camp and casualties among workers, with investigations underway.
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Truro
AL A. Sutherland
Alvin
Novia Scotia
Corn Prices Plunge Five Cents Amid Market Slump
Chicago March 16 grain prices fell sharply with corn dropping five cents. Officials denied German peace feelers influenced the decline. Analysts blamed spring liquidating and lack of aggressive demand for the weakness in the market.
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Chicago
Match 16
Home Guard Orders Drill and Assembly Details
Home Guard members are ordered to report for drill Sunday at 1 pm. Assembly at the old Night Kehogl building. By order George, Captain. Catholic ladies hosted a dancing party at the Brad theatre with green decorations and a large crowd. The event ran until 1 am with the ladies praised as royal entertainers.
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Home Guard
Do Pom
Old Nigh Kehogl
George
Brad Theatre
Elgin Boys Enlist to Avenge Chum's Death
Elgin Oregon youths vow to avenge a classmate's death after a fatal incident on Therania Street. Witnesses dispute who spoke for the group and the plan to seek retribution remains uncertain.
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ELGIN
Chum
Captain Jensen Sets Course for Cet in Morning
Captain Jensen departs as Ray Hart prepares a new venture in the planned opening in April. Hart focuses on the local business landscape to launch the venture amid ongoing preparations.
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Jensen
Ray Hart Ie
Hhs
Sscape
Apell Vet
Uncle Billy Griswold Dies in Davenport Community
Davenport obituary notes William Griswold known to locals as Uncle Billy died last Saturday after gallbladder surgery. He was about 75 and survived by his widow and three children. The notice details his jovial character, long residence in Davenport, and references to the county judge and royalty dispute in his later life.
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Davenport News
Wallington
William Griswold
Nis Hou
Luttle
Wort
Tie
S.A. Gri
Ile Coy
Billy
Pune
Witer
Davenport
Searance
Tee Catumbia
Mar Morven
Germien
Spokane
Cressey
Ta Herelalenan
Glaser
Bow Gilaser
Olan
Ranvell
Coniae
Koz la Tager
Jenmoyt
Local training for radio buzzer men discussed at Elia High
Vocational training for buzzer operators is offered by Thealah Laas, with free tuition funded by the federal government. Classes will run Monday evenings at the old high school gym, open to all eligible applicants with preference to those for specific drafts. Attendance required for about thirteen weeks, with examinations at the end.
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Thealah
Elia High
United Seats
Hie Welsell
Red Cross News Aide Driven By May Sharpens Relief Work
The Red Cross news item notes May drills and windspeed training as volunteers assist at the hospital. Mrs. Coinion leads the kitchen and supply efforts while Miss Kayper and Mrs. WwW handle hospital tasks. Workers are praised for steady service and 146.60 dollars noted as a contribution from the club.
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May Shen
Dreseings
Mra
Coinion
Alte
Kayper
Grewal
Hedehatee
Aind Carlin
Jengus
Geeperer
Crna
Jill
Red Crowe
Hendereon
Mewes
Enner
Getwold
Fieri
Montz
Bangs
Mebrige
Tinves
Henderean
Maou Sekular
Jane
Garecek
Cayntel
Dyoart
Be ‘Herel
Conk
Dena
Cotte
Werielt
Minera
Artillery Active on Western Front Amid Heavy Fire
On the Western Front the American sector near Toul sud of Lunéville sees continual artillery action with heavy shelling described. Paris reports unusually violent bombardment along the entire front, notably in the Verdun region, as authorities note intensifying shell exchanges and bombardment intensity.
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Toul
Verdun
Ance
Toul Sud Eget
Luneville
TM Oy
Toul Front
Paris
War Office
Whale Front
Deliverers to complaints and Vetton within Helvter court
Attorneys for the defendants in the Shileon Jory and State v Jones present fees before the court today. Judge Polbet and Deputy AG Patrick lead the proceedings while Messrs Man Fleet and McNamara defend. Charlie Runyan, noted for pruning runs, is singled as a key local figure and candidate for the game warden post.
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Gavia
Ball, Caine
van Fleet
Sherd Adicon
Athoreyaginorud Dalby
Ctl
Wien
Tie
Vlahos
Tooele County
Politioat
Hedniek Ib
Helvter Court
Shileon Jory
State
Jones Theale
Ph Polbet
Genral BT. Patrick
Messrs
Cadet Joseph Lanigan Dies in Camp Dick Fall
A Dallas Texas based cadet named Joseph Lanigan was killed today during an aviation event at Camp Dick Fort Worth. The incident occurred on March 16 and involved a flyer meeting death in the display.
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Fort Worth
Leutenant
Joseph Lanigan
Dallas
Texas
Camp Dick
Labor Party Leader Sees Critical War Stage
London March 16 Arthur Henderson secretary of the labor party said the war has reached a critical stage. He argued that peace with desertion of Russia is impossible and that allies must continue fighting for peace based on international justice.
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London
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
Rusi
Wheat Shortages Shrink U.S. Wheat Stocks
Wheat holdings at country mills and elevators on March first were 68 72 thousand bushels, about 20 00 000 bushels less than last year and $6 000 000 less than 1916. The Food Administration considers further limits on consumption to stretch supplies for Americans and allies through the next period.
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Washington
de Tment of Agriculture
United States
Food Administration
Kaiser Hanged In Effigy In Town Square
Townsfolk woke to find a Kaiser effigy hung from a scaffold on a flagpole across the main street. Dressed in a black shirt and white overalls with a painted German face, the figure wore a hat and displayed placards warning pro Germans.
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Butler
Emetor
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Iueie
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