Soviet menaces rise at Sebastopol port amid Bolshevik threat
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports panic in Sebastopol as refugees recount Odessa chaos. Reds fire on crowded docks, refugees abandon ships, with women drowning and officers committing suicide. Provisional governments gain authority in Vladivostok and Yenishlesk as Bolshevik influence spreads across Ukraine and northern regions. Petrovsky named president of a new republic amid Bolshevik elections and disorganization in retreating Russian forces.
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Union News Service
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Russia
Odessa
Odessaa
Ahmet
Odessis Mainy
London
Viadivostok
Nikolsk
Yenishlesk
Hwingovestchensk
Soviet Russa
Moscow
Tipnaspol
Odess
Moscow Soviet
Bolshe
Sea
Away
Stavropol
Major powers consider £5,000,000 loan to support China talks
Foreign legations inform the foreign office that Britain, France, the United States and Japan are ready to back a loan of five million pounds. The loan would be issued by a consortium and secured by sale revenues, conditional on resuming negotiations between North and South China and the disbanding of unnecessary troops.
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Weking
Foreign Office
Great
Britain
France
United States
Japan
China
Ohio Republican proposes nationwide school physical training
Representative Foss of Ohio introduces a bill to provide physical training for all school children from ages six to eighteen. He notes a large share of wartime draftees were physically defective and urges corrective measures by states.
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Washington
Representative Foss
Ohio
Girl Dies Unidentified in Denver Mystery Case
A dying female patient at the county hospital, identified only as Mrs Anon Sewald, died after failing to reveal her name. She was brought from the Brown Palace hotel on February 8 suffering from influenza. Despite nurses and physicians attempts, she remained silent, and no clues to her identity remained after her death.
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Denver
Anon Sewald
Brown Palace
Breb
el Forte
Whites Abandon Archangel Amid Bolshevik Advance
Moscow wireless dispatch reports White forces abandoned Archangel on Feb 18 as Bolshevik troops moved into the city area. British notices say Red forces near Archangel threaten the line, with fighting continuing along the Amur river and in south Russia where ships bombard coastal targets near Stavropol.
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London
Archangel
White Sea
Moscow
British War Office
Arcangel
Choverskaya
Amur
Siberia
Russia
Centzhesk
Sea of Azov
Stavropol
Voleuy
Deportation Sought for Boy After Five Years Detained
Israel Tothenberg aged 17, detained on Bilis Island for five years as mentally deficient, faces deportation from New York. His mother, arriving with him from Russia on the Lusitania, appeals to postpone the 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 Obregonists clash in San Luis Potosi battle
Washington reports armed clashes between Obregon supporters and opponents in San Luis Potosi lasting about ninety minutes. Several Obregonistas were killed and many were wounded as authorities endured a violent confrontation amid political tension over the Mexican presidency.
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Washington
Obregon
San Luis Potosi
Mall
Poincare Named French Delegate to Reparations Board
Raymond Poincare selected as French delegate on the reparations commission in Paris. He succeeds Charles C. A. Jonnart, who recently resigned from the body.
France Says Ships Wortress Inoperative Ships Built For U S
Paris reports that eighty two ships built for the United States by private concerns during the war could not sail due to unseasoned defective lumber. Undersecretary M Bignon told the Chamber of Deputies commission on merchant inquiry. The ships, including forty adorners, cost France $80 million and prompted an investigative order.
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Paris
France
United States
M. Bignon
Astute
Chamber of Deputies
Bignon
Russians seize Vladivostok in revolutionists' advance
Revolt spreads across the region as revolutionaries move on Vladivostok. General Rozanoff and other officers reportedly escape to Japanese lines. The city is reported to be under revolutionary control with loyal troops offering limited resistance.
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Union News Service
Vladivostok
Siberia
Zemstvo
Rozanoff
Stozanoff
Roxanoff
Rudolph Gualda
Kozunoff
Murithuve
Admiral Kolchak
Kolchak
Ogden Teenager Charged in Utah Cousin Murder
Jennie Secardino, 16, is under arrest in Ogden charged with murdering her cousin Mike Tenarman. She says Tearman threatened to kill her if she did not marry him and that she acted in self-defense after a pistol was found in his hand. She claims she shot him three times after escaping a shot to her.
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Ogden
Utah
Jennie Secardino
Mike Tenarman
Tearman
Yearman
Thirteen Inch Shell Excels in Naval Test at South Charleston
A sixteen inch projectile fired from the South Charleston naval ordnance plant penetrated more than thirteen inches of armor belt steel. The shell, part of a test group of five at Indian Beach proving grounds, met all requirements under long range conditions and set what naval officers consider a record in big shell production.
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Washington
Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
W. Va
Indian Beach
Pan America After Reds Buenos Ayres Congress
A South American police congress will meet to discuss methods to fight anarchistic propaganda and suppress radicals, aiming to curb revolutionary activity after the Reds.
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Buenos Ayres
South America
Clock Inventor William Blanford Dies at 82
Aurora obituary notes William Blanford, 82, famed clock inventor who designed a world timepiece linking all zones and recording atmospheric and astronomical data. The device features automatic night illumination, a fifty-pound weight drive, and an improved pendulum regulating temperature-induced expansion and contraction.
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Aurora
William Blanford
Railroad unions condemn re drafted rail bill in memorial
Organized railroad workers and the AFL protest the re drafted railway reform measure, calling it destructive to workers rights and urging Congress to defeat it. The memorial to Congress and President Wilson accuses the bill of subverting government for private capital, threatens White House action, and criticizes arbitration boards for marginalizing labor.
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Washington
Congress
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Hines
White House
United States
Federal Board
Wilson Note Reopens Adriatic Talks With Allies
President Wilson sent a note to the allied supreme council on the Adriatic question. London reports say the note was conciliatory and prompted renewed negotiations. The state department withheld the council’s reply, which reportedly softened an ultimatum that would exclude the United States from settlement with Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Wilson
Supreme Council
Adriatic
State Department
London
Tyartment
Entente
Council
Jugo Slavia
United States
Open Unused Lands Plan Proposed by Florida Senator
Open Unused Lands in the West and South would be reclaimed via bond issues modeled on the federal farm loan system. Senator Fletcher of Florida introduces the bill. Representative Smith of Idaho offers a House 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 up to $350,000,000.
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Washington
Fletcher
Florida
Smith
Idaho
Germany to Cut Army to 100000 by July, April 10 Target
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 concessions from the Versailles terms, as the pace of disarmament is fixed.
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London
Germany
Lioyad George
Dr. Stalimer
American mother returns with body of son from France
Mrs A Devey of Chicago arrives on the Brittania with the body of her son James Devern after he died of injuries at sea while in naval service. The casket draped in an American flag is escorted by military hover 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 from Hiddenome to Basin and Grey in service
Western Newspaper Union notes the completed gas pipeline from Hiddenome to Basin and Grey, minor leaks repaired, and gas now in service. Nebraska Wyoming Oil Company to start drilling in Lance Creek within two weeks. rig purchased and moved to site.
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Western
Union News Service
Hiddendome
Basin
Greyall
Nebraska-Wyoming Ol Company
Lance Creek
David N. Jones
Greybull
Cheyenne
Laramie
Metal markets report with assorted commodity prices
Colorado markets show bar silver at 1.30 per ounce and copper at 1b 19c per pound. Lead trades at 8.00, spelter at 8.88, tungsten at 6.50 per unit up to 12.00.
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Colorado
Chicago Live Stock Market Prices Report
In Chicago the Bastemmn live stock listing shows varied cattle and sheep prices. Heavy and medium weight cattle range from about 9 to 16 dollars with prime figures noted for select lots, while hogs fetch values around 12 to 15 dollars for various grades. Sheep and lambs list around 6 to 18 dollars, with culls and common categories listed separately.
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Dueck
Broilers
Colo
F. O
Denver
South ‘Ark
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices Listed in Market Summary
The Chicago Produce page lists butter creamery items and loaf prices with poultry, potatoes, and regional goods. Prices show 60g units and varied regional offerings, with several items marked at low figures and others in mid ranges.
Cash grain report from Chicago market mixed prices
In Chicago mixed grain prices show No 9 yellow around 1.46 to 1.47 per bushel with other grades fluctuating. white and blue varieties cited with varied quotes. The OCR text is fragmented but indicates typical grain trading notation for cash market activity and bid ask levels.
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Chicago
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Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
J. C. Witterer
University of Wyoming
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