Soviet menace grows at Sebastopol port in Crimea
Western Newspaper Union reports panic in Sebastopol as Bolshevik threats spark fear of Odessa-like mass evacuations. Refugees describe naval gunfire, crowds fleeing ships, and drownings as Red forces push from Sevastopol toward other Ukrainian areas amid Moscow backed proclamations and local governments dissolving.
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Union News Service
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Russia
Odessa
Odessaa
Ahmet
Odessis Mainy
Major Powers Plan £5 Million Loan to China Aligned With Peace Talks
Foreign legations report Britain France the United States and Japan ready to back a loan of five million pounds to a consortium. The loan would be conditional on resumption of negotiations between North and South China and the disbanding of nonessential troops.
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Weking
Foreign Office
Great
Britain
France
United States
Japan
China
Bill for Physical Training in Schools Across All States
Representative Foss of Ohio introduced a bill to provide physical training for all school children 6 to 18. He noted many draftees in the war were physically defective and urged corrective measures by the states.
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Washington
Representative Foss
Ohio
Girl Dies Unknown in Denver After Identity Remains Secret
A unidentified Denver girl nicknamed Mrs Anon Sewald died at the county hospital after being taken from the Brown Palace hotel on February 8. Nurses and physicians failed to elicit any identifying information as she slipped toward death, leaving no record to establish her true identity.
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Denver
Anon Sewald
Brown Palace
Breb
el Forte
Whites abandon Archangel amid Bolshevik advance
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports White forces have abandoned Archangel as Bolshevik troops move toward the city. The message notes Red forces near Archangel and a Bolshevik committee has formed in the town. Fighting is also reported along the Amur river and around Stavropol with Japanese and insurgent support.
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London
Viadivostok
Nikolsk
Yenishlesk
Hwingovestchensk
Soviet Russa
Moscow
Tipnaspol
Odess
Moscow Soviet
Bolshe
Sea
Away
Stavropol
Archangel
White Sea
British War Office
Arcangel
Choverskaya
Amur
Siberia
Russia
Centzhesk
Sea of Azov
Voleuy
May Deport Boy Held Five Years
New York reports Israel Tothenberg, 17, detained on Bilis Island for five years as mentally deficient. His mother, who arrived with him from Russia aboard the Lusitania, appeals to postpone deportation until she becomes an American citizen and can request his admission.
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New York
Bilis Island
Israel Tothenberg
Ais
Tussia
America
Lusitania
Mexican Clash Over Presidency Sparks Fatal Battle
Washington reports a pitched battle at San Luis Potosi between Obregon supporters and authorities. The fight lasted about an hour and a half, leaving several Obregonistas dead and many wounded. Advices received by mail indicate strong clashes and public turmoil in the Mexican capital region.
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Washington
Obregon
San Luis Potosi
Mall
Poincare Named French Delegate to Reparations Commission
Paris reports Raymond Poincare has been named the French delegate on the reparations commission. He succeeds Charles C. A. Jonnart, who recently resigned from the commission.
France Delays 82 Private War Ships Over Lumber Flaws
Paris reports that eighty two ships built for the United States by private French concerns during the war cannot sail due to unseasoned defective lumber. Undersecretary M Bignon told the Chamber of Deputies merchant commission that the ships including forty adorners cost France eighty million dollars. The commission ordered an inquiry.
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Paris
France
United States
M. Bignon
Astute
Chamber of Deputies
Bignon
Revolt Overtakes Vladivostok As Russian Governor Escapes
In Vladivostok revolutionaries seize control asGovernor General Rozanoff escaped to Japanese HQs. They claim 600 executions by Rozanoff and report a 1000-strong advance with artillery and machine guns. Loyal Cossacks surrender, city-wide disorder spreads while Kolchak remnants fade. Americans in Siberia push to evacuate Czechs and Americans. Japan’s policy toward Siberia remains unannounced.
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Union News Service
Vladivostok
Siberia
Zemstvo
Rozanoff
Stozanoff
Roxanoff
Rudolph Gualda
Kozunoff
Murithuve
Admiral Kolchak
Kolchak
Ogden Teen Grilled in Murder Case
Jennie Secardino, 16, is under arrest in Ogden charged with murdering her cousin Mike Tearman. She says Tearman threatened to kill her unless she married him and she shot in self defense after clutching a pistol he held. The coroner reports a loaded pistol in Tearman’s hand. She claims she escaped being shot by striking Tearman’s wrist and firing three times.
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Ogden
Utah
Jennie Secardino
Mike Tenarman
Tearman
Yearman
Record Persistent Test Brings Big Shell to Meet Standards
A sixteen inch projectile from the South Charleston naval ordnance plant pierced over thirteen inches of armor belt steel in a long range test at the Indian Beach proving grounds Maryland. The shell met every requirement and naval officers regard the result as a record in big shell production during the test group of five.
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Washington
Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
W. Va
Indian Beach
Police congress to tackle anarchist propaganda in South America
A South American police congress will convene here to discuss methods to combat anarchist propaganda and to suppress radicals across the region.
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Buenos Ayres
South America
Clock Inventor William Blanford Dies at 82 in Aurora
William Blanford, 82, renowned clock inventor, created a world timepiece that shows time across the globe and records atmospheric and astronomical data. His clock features automatic night illumination, a fifty-pound weight drive, and an improved pendulum that compensates for temperature changes.
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Aurora
William Blanford
Railway Workers Fight Rail Reorganization Bill
Organized railroad unions led by President Gompers and AFL Secretary Morrison urge Congress to defeat the re drafted bill in full. A memorial warns the measure would subvert American government by privileging capital and reduce labor gains and warns of arbitration boards likely to exclude labor representation. Letters of protest to Wilson and Hines were to follow, with possible White House action if needed.
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Washington
Congress
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Hines
White House
United States
Federal Board
May Modify Council Ultimatum on Adriatic Question
President Wilson’s note to the allied supreme council on the Adriatic issue sparked new negotiations among allies. The council’s reply reached the State Department but was not published. London reports say the note was conciliatory and may soften the council’s ultimatum to Yugoslavia, with the United States not a party.
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Washington
Wilson
Supreme Council
Adriatic
State Department
London
Tyartment
Entente
Council
Jugo Slavia
United States
Open Unused Lands Plan Aims Bond Financing
A bill proposed by Senator Fletcher of Florida would authorize reclaiming unused lands in the West and South via bonds similar to the federal farm loan system. Representative Smith of Idaho has introduced a companion measure. The plan would sell $20,000,000 in bonds the first year, $80,000,000 the second, $40,000,000 the third, and $50,000,000 the fourth, totaling not more than $350,000,000.
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Washington
Fletcher
Florida
Smith
Idaho
Britain Sets Date For German Army Reductions
London reports Premier Lloyd George informed German envoy Dr. Stalimer that Germany must reduce its army to 200000 by April 10 and to 100000 by July 10 under terms tied to the Versailles treaty concessions.
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London
Germany
Lioyad George
Dr. Stalimer
Mother Delivers Son’s Body From France in War Service
Mrs A Devey of Chicago the first American mother to bring back from France the body of her son James Devern who died of injuries received in action at sea and buried at Marseilles arrived in New York aboard the steamship Brittania. The casket draped with an American flag was escorted by military guards from the pier to Pennsylvania Station for burial in Chicago.
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Sen
New York
A. Devey
Chicago
France
Brittania
James Devern
Derlon
Marseilles
Milltary
Pennsylvania Station
Burio
Gas line completed supplies Basin and Grey area
The new gas pipeline from Hiddendome to Basin and Grey is in service after minor leaks were repaired. Nebraska Wyoming Oil Company plans Lance Creek drilling within two weeks. a rig is moving to the site. A tragic gasoline explosion in Greybull killed Mrs. David N. Jones and two daughters after failed grafting attempts on her neck.
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Western
Union News Service
Hiddendome
Basin
Greyall
Nebraska-Wyoming Ol Company
Lance Creek
David N. Jones
Greybull
Cheyenne
Laramie
Metal market prices list for Colorado settlement
Colorado metal markets show bar silver at 1.30 per ounce or unit, copper at 1b 19c per pound, lead at 8.00, spelter at 8.88, tungsten at 6.50 to 12.00 per unit. This item provides current price figures for precious and industrial metals.
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Colorado
Chicago market report for live stock and cattle prices
The cattle and hog market at Chicago shows varied prices across categories. Heavy and medium weight cattle range from 9.00 to 16.25 per cwt with most good to prime grades around mid teens, while hogs list highs near 15.06 and sows around 11.76 to 12.50. Sheep and lambs show lambs at 18.00 per hundred weight and ewes in the mid sixes to low sevens for common grades.
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Dueck
Broilers
Colo
F. O
Denver
South ‘Ark
Chicago
Local Market Prices Parade Amid Hazy Listing
Fragmentary market note shows prices for dairyButter-Creamery poultry potatoes and western havesta items with unclear figures. Readable parts include 60g packages and 4.66 for North region goods. No clear dates or full item names.
Mixed and unclear grain price list in Chicago summary
Fragmented OCR data shows mixed cash grain quotes in Chicago with references to No. 9 yellow No 4 and No 2 white grains and scattered price figures. Details are garbled and many terms are unreadable.
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Chicago
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