Popular rule in Siberia is the new plan
Plans to restore popular government in Siberia under Admiral Kolchak involve organizing an army to support General Semenoff. A new Russians’ group has begun enlisting, sending four field guns and fifteen machine guns to Semenoff on the Manchurian railway as leadership forms in Shanghai and Harbin.
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Peking
Siberia
Kolochak
Black Sea
Semenoff
Manchurian
Nicholas Koudacheff
China
Horvath
Harbin
M. Rusanoff
Amur
M. Savoroff
Irkutsk
United States
Shanghai
Manchuria
Manchurian-Transbaikal
Ural
Russia
Body of John Redmond Taken to Old Home
London reports the body of John Redmond sent to Ireland last night for burial in the family vault at Wexford expected Sunday Interment to follow with sympathy messages from Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra received by Mrs Nodmonyo yesterday.
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John "Redmond
Old Home
London
John Fredmion
Ireland
Wexford
Queen Mary
Queen Alexandra
Mra. Nodmoni Yoatarday
German Aviators Bomb Paris in Night Raid
Paris reports German aviators dropped bombs on the city during the night. Early notices indicate some loss of life and property damage. Signals of safety were given around midday as the all clear was declared.
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Paris
War Finance Bill Set for Debate Tuesday
Washington March 9 The war finance corporation bill was reintroduced in the house with amendments adopted by the ways and means committee and will be taken up Tuesday for debate in a session likely to focus on funding and oversight.
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Washington
War Fiance Corporation
Waa
Rumanians and Russ Conclude Peace Today
Janden March 8 The peace between Russia and Rumania is announced by a Russian wireless dispatch received here. Rumania vows to evacuate all of Bessarabia including Henders on the Orchester river 40 miles southeast of Kichinev within two months. The two nations have been in odde for months with several battles fought.
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Janden
Russia
Rumania
Bessarabia
Henders
Orchester River
Kichinev
Russi
Romania
Odde
Harden Sentenced for Espionage Act Violation
Wargo New Jersey March 9 A federal court jury found Robert Harden I W W guilty of violating the espionage act by threatening the U S president and he received a two year term in the federal penitentiary Judge Charles F Amidon imposed the sentence Harden was arrested in Munich New Jersey on August 13 his partner Frank Geiskler was jailed and tried the same day for the same offense
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Wargo
X. D
United States
Robert Harden
Federal Penitentiary
Charles F. Amidon
Harden
Munich
N. J
Frank Geiskler
Aime
Minnesota Hit By Heavy Snow Storm And 40 Mile Wind
A massive snow storm paralyses Minnesota with heavy snowfall near Saint Paul and a 40 mile per hour northeast wind in Duluth. Air and rail traffic face delays as telegraph and telephone services report wind and snow damaged lines widespread to the Canadian border.
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Minnesota
Bt. Paul
Minn
Duluth
Order Issued to British Army Deserters
An order was issued concerning HH desertion cases within the British Army. The notice, announced today, references enforcement and disciplinary actions associated with deserters and related military procedures.
Court of Appeals Quashes Veeder Files Warrant
Chicago March 9 United States circuit court of appeals reversed a search warrant issued for Henry Veeder counsel for Swift & Co in a government probe of the packing industry The court said the warrant lacked properly presented facts and officers must base searches on concrete facts not suspicions The ruling does not bar further proceedings and directs quashing the warrant Boston March 9 George von L Meyer former secretary of the navy is gravely ill with a liver tumor at his home doctors saying he may not live through the day
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Chicago
United” States Circuit Court of Appeals
Landix
Henry Veeder
Swift & Co
Francis J. Heney
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Heney
Veeder
Landia
Boston
George von L. Meyer
the Navy
Teuton Forces Report Prisoners After Reconnaissance
Berlin reports from March 9 state Crown Prince Rupprecht’s troops on the Flanders front captured numerous prisoners after a lively reconnaissance. The German general staff issued the statement noting engagement near Birenla and Shmerinka areas, with dispersion of bands nearby.
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Flanders
Berlin
Londons
Rupprecht
Vieendea
Vertardav
Banda
Nouth
Western Front Sees Renewed German Attacks Over Narrow Fronts
The war moves into a new phase on the Western Front with two German assaults on British lines in Belgium within 24 hours. They were repulsed with heavy casualties, gains were limited, and British counteractions restored positions near Ypres. Reports also note Bolshevik-Romanian talks and a German raid over Paris with property damage, plus heavy artillery along Rheims to the border and cautious optimism about American sector activity. North Dakota expects unsettled weather tonight and Sunday with warmer Sunday.
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Mnem
Belgium
Houtholst Wood
Russia
Rumania
Bessarabia
Houtholst Forest
Ypres
Rheims
Toul
Aland Islands
Copenhagen
First Expurgated WWI Casualty List Released
Washington reports the first expurgated casualty list from the war department on March 9. It lists First Lieutenant Louis J. Jorden killed in action and First Lieutenant John H. Greee wounded slightly, with thirty six enlisted women addressed as privates but without home addresses or next of kin. The page records two killed in action, eight died of disease, five severely wounded, nineteen wounded slightly, and two killed in accidents, including an airplane casualty.
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Washington
War Department
Louis J. Jorden
John H. Greee
Accient
Four Persons Dead After Being Lost In Saskatchewan Blizzard
Four people die after getting lost in a Saskatchewan blizzard while returning from a western dance. The incident underscores severe winter weather conditions and dangerous travel. Local authorities urge caution for travelers and advise checking road conditions before journeys.
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Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Man
Evacuation of Russia Capital Continues Amid Changes
News from European sources reports Petrograd evacuation intensifying as Bolshevik leaders resign. Leon Trotzky's influence cited on Brest Litovsk vote. Krylenko departs, Lenine remains. Proposals emerge of a national guard to topple Bolsheviks while social revolutionaries plot. Indifference noted among the populace.
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Trotzky
Lenine
Germany
Russia
Kerensky
Ensign Krylenko
Nikolai Lenine
Eloff
Moscow
Umiversity
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Jenine
M. Bibenko
Maring
Ie Ae
Victorious British Artillery Fight at Ypres Front
In Belgium near Ypres British artillery achieved success amid a daylong bombardment. German infantry attacked a front of nearly a mile, from south of the Menin road to north of Poelderhoek, were repulsed except near Poelderhoek where brief footholds were established before nightfall and later recovered. U.S. Steel reports February orders down 189 thousand tons from January.
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Ypres
London
Belgium
Menin Road
Poelderhosk
War Office
Poelderhoek
Poelderhork Chateau
Lone American sentry repels German patrol in trench ambush
In France on March 7 a lone American sentry attacked a German patrol of about forty entering an advanced trench. He killed the leader and wounded others, while an American patrol nearby fired and threw grenades, driving the Germans back. Projectors and aerial activity followed as both sides exchanged fire along No Man's Land with no major damage reported.
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France
Associated Press
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Nome
Hadersatiar
Tefl
An Antonio
Om Exaust
Gauaht c
Hinediele
Armcen
Belees
Envie
No Man's Land
Ines
Toul
Fred
Army ordnance bureau seeks 460 million deficiency funds
Washington reports the Army Ordnance Bureau asked Congress for an urgent deficiency appropriation of 460 million dollars to manufacture ordnance, chiefly heavy guns. The acting chief of ordnance urged adding this 490 million item to the bill pending in the Senate, but leaders favored delay to the usual house process. No heavy gun contracts could be let until final action, risking delay in expenditures.
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Washington
Congress
Army Ordnance Bureau
Senate
jScting
House
Gunderson Of Milner Sentenced To Three Months Jail
Fargo dispatch reports Olaus Gunderson of Milner pleaded guilty in federal court to charges tied to artificial acts. He received a ninety day sentence in Richland County jail. Local authorities described the case as a wine related offense.
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Fargo
N. D
Richland, County
Olaus Gunderson
Trotzky resigns as foreign minister in Bolshevik government
Petrograd reports Leon Trotzky resigns as Soviet foreign affairs commissar. The announcement notes Trotzky, born Lev Bronstein, helped shape policy and publicized secret documents, steering Russia toward Brest-Litovsk era and peace talks, with Lenine remaining premier. Berlin had forecast his exit amid postwar turmoil.
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Trotaky
Petrograd
Leon Trotzky
Leber Braunetein
Kerensky
Nikolai Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Brest-Litovak
Brest Litovsk
Trotsky
Berlin
Krylenko
London
Council of Peoples Commionaries
Krylenka
Lenine
Siberia
Europe
New York
Russaa
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Lorraine
Tia Phelig
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Milner
Pieaded Galley
Exchange Telegraph Company
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Moscow University
In & Conenhagen
Exchange Telegraph
Don
Adda
Rowe
Belnhev
Prof
Kiet
Belshevik
Trotirt
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Lanie
Forelsa Miniasr
Peatsbo
Alewers
Cerrean Bocialie Imperialiots
Mersage
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