Germans Regroup for New Assault Across Front
Reports from Weekington and Petrograd describe German forces regrouping in northern Poland and massing for a fresh push toward Prasany and Ossowetz. Allied naval bombardments at the Dardanelles continue while British forces operate in the West. Russian reports cite daily riverine engagements along the Pillen and gains by German troops at Ossowetz and Praasnyss.
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Petrograd
London
Poland
Prasanyes
Niemen
Korjie
Miawa
Preasmysx
Augustowo
Rng
Orsowetz
Narew
Ossowetz
Praasnyss _t
Pillen
Gorlitza
Oujok
Carpathians
French Campaign in Champagne Falls to Defeat in Ardennes
Berlin reports Major Morath of the Toeeblatt calls the French campaign in Champagne a complete defeat. He cites the capture of Joutiers in Ardennes as key, noting its command of the northern Argonne entrance and potential to shift German fronts and threaten Verdun. He lists strategic and morale implications for Germany.
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Champagne
Fai
Berlin
London
Major Moraht
Toeeblatt
Chamy
Joutiers
Alene
Department
Ardennes
Argonne
Verdun
German War Office Bulletin Reports Prisoners and Actions
War office bulletin dated March 1 summarizes Allied and German actions in several theaters. It cites French and British attacks near Neuve Chapelle and in the Champagne, with heavy enemy losses reported. It notes German captures including prisoners and machine guns near Ackenkopf and northwest of Praasysa, amid ongoing combat in Flanders and the Vosges.
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Herlin
Bayville
Monin
West Flanders
Neuve Chappelle
Champagne
Soualo
Vosges
Ackenkopft
Americans Turning To Own Literature
New York report shows a total of 516,482 books distributed by libraries for home use last year. The figure reflects a growing trend of Americans turning to in home reading.
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New York
March M
Rmvtee Gee
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Fs Woah
Neway
Tn Gane
Thorough probe ordered into sinking of U S ship Frye
The William Frye was sunk by the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friederich. President Wilson announced a thorough inquiry and potential protest to Germany. Officials discuss reparations, damages, and the legality of the sinking under international law.
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Newport News
Willian Frye
Pring Eitel Friederich
Washington
Wilson
William PF. Prye
Pring Itel Friederich
White House
William P. Frye
Pring Kitel Friederich
Germany
United States
Frye
Hritheh
Kovernment
Thierchaen
State Department
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Bore
Mwell
Ruaalan
Knight
Far
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Iowans Interested in Mail Fraud Case
Washington March 11 President Wilson’s action in cites 30 days to J R Markley A G Stewart and others linked with the International Lumber Company for conspiracy to defraud through the mails. The case draws interest in Iowa where the firm has Mexico investments and ties to state residents. James Blythe of City and Billy Kei of Raemins figure in local connections.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Cates
J. R. Markley
A. G.ewart
International Lumber Company
Philadelphia
Luwa
Hue Investments
Mexico
Vagese Lowans
Allons Aid
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Markley
Mannly
James Blythe
Ciy
Billy” Kei
Raemins
Nel Aes
Washington
Carrunga
United States
Mexico City
Vera Crus
Funeral Aboard Ship Marks First In Maritime History
New York reports a historic funeral at sea aboard a vessel of the Hamburg-America line. Albert Polie is listed among the deceased as the procession moves through the port, reflecting customs for maritime obituaries and shipboard rites.
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New York
Msa Ai
Albert Polie
Hamburn Ameries
Thie Port
Carranza Agrees to Aid Foreigners in Mexico City
Washington reports say Senor Ri ano informed the state department that four Spaniards were killed in Mexico City and private homes were looted and burned on the outskirts. Carranza promises foreigners in Mexico City protection and ongoing U S efforts to maintain contact and aid the destitute.
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Carranza
Washington
Senor Riano
State Department
Mexico City
Villa replies on Mexico City evacuation and Zapata
General Villa answers the Associated Press on today’s telegram stating Mexico City has been evacuated by Obregon forces and that Zapata’s troops may have entered. He did not confirm south front reports or comments from General Zapata. Duval West, Wilson’s representative, arrived after interviews with Villa and others and declined to comment on Villa’s yesterday pledge against intervention.
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Tes
Mexico
Gon
Slayer suspects tied to multiple New Britain crimes
Police report from Wilmington indicates Maret Ling Peter Krakas and Bernard Moutvid, held on murder charges in the Rev. Father Joseph Zebris case, acted as principals in terrorizing Lithuanians in New Britain and other towns. Authorities found evidence suggesting involvement in related thefts and threats.
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New Britain
Conn
Maret Ling
Peter Krakas
Bernard Moutvid
Wilmington
Del
Joseph Zebris
Devtaaerkereyen
Naltia
Hilef Bo
Gilmana
Anta
Three Admirals to be Advanced in Rank
Washington March 11 Secretary Daniele announced that Rear Admiral Fletcher of the Atlanthe fleet has been designated an admiral and hoisted his flag yesterday over lem inh mb mbm flag yesterday Rear Admiral Howard of the Pacific fleet would be come an admiral today and Rear Admiral Cowles of the Asiatic fleet on Friday
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico Bee
Vera Cruz
State Department
Wison
Department
Vera Crus
Mexico
Obregon
Mexco City
Americana
Daniele
Fletcher
Atlanthe Fleet
Howard
Cowles
Germany's credit not impaired says Helfferich budget speech
Berlin reports on Carl Helfferich's budget remarks. he claims Germany's credit withstood war better than Britain or France. He cites Reichsbank reserves, lower currency depreciation, and a robust mobilization and allied coordination while enemy expenses exceed 120 million marks daily.
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London
Imperial Treasury
Carl Helffurich
Germany
Britain
France
Helfferich
Reichsbank
le Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of England
Bank of France
Helfferteh
Enaliat
Cerman
Dollat
Austria
Tide of Immigrants Turning to Europe
Washington reports a historic shift in migration patterns as the flow of immigrants moves toward Europe. Commission Caminetti notes the change began in December with more departures than arrivals, though figures for January show a different balance.
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Europe
Washington
Mareti
United States
United
Caminetti
U S failure cited as U-12 crew sunk by British Ariel
A fragmentary report notes a U twelve unit believed sunk by a British air raid. The text references former crew members and remnants of a naval engagement, with unclear names and dates in a damaged transcription.
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ARIEL
County Engineer Bonus Offers Draw Protests Under Highway Law
Bridge firms and road equipment dealers offered commissions to county engineers to influence supervisors and state highway officials. The attorney general is considering criminal probes as some offers are reported. House insurgents view disclosures as outcome of the new system and seek to break the combination backing the Johnston road law.
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Dex Moines
Highway Commission
House
Johnston Road
Blaine Pede
Christians Driven Out by Kuro Force
The article reports that over 60,000 Christians in north western Persia fled due to Turkish and Kurdish advances. Refugees, including Armenians and Assyrians, traveled toward Russia or to U.S. missionary compounds in Urmia and Tabriz, with many dying along the perilous march.
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New York
Persia
Uramia
Tabrie
Russia
Urabia
Tabriz
Via
J. PD. Harnard
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
Uramia Plain
Corgaporing
End of the German War Confidence and Civilian Impact
English observer reports that German morale in the west remains resilient despite heavy Allied pressure. The article notes no signs of weakening among German troops overall and stresses the need for continued large scale manpower and armament to achieve victory.
Fake votes scheme tied to Terre Haute mayor trial
Testimony in Terre Haute includes former police chief Bernard Holler detailing a plan to manufacture about 2600 registration forms for a November election. Witnesses describe how names were created, distributed, and paid for on registration days, implicating Mayor Donn Roberta and several defendants in an alleged conspiracy to corrupt the election.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Barnard Holler
Terre Haute
Donn M. Roberta
Robertaad
Holler
Roberts
Holer
Shim Walter
Ordes
Goml
Atorney Dulley
Heller
Walter Cordes
A. ©. Stanley
Cordes
Danville
Hines
BKOE
Talbott
Ernest Silvers
George Woodell
Furniahei
Joseph O Mark
William & Crockett
City Cemetery
Alexander Ac
Aline Bier
Andl Py
George Severen
Ward Silvers
Teachers Pension Fails of Adoption in Des Moines House
In Les Moines Iowa on March 12 the teachers pension bill failed of adoption in the house after a 48 to 5 vote with four not voting. An amendment by Cerro Gordo rep Jones disqualified teachers earning $1000 or more from benefits. later voting on the amendment passed 63 to 36.
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Les Moines
Neaders
Grayson
Michiel
Steele-Smith
Griffin
Representative Jones
Cerro Gordo
Jones
Doubt Over Daughters Death Sparks Reopen Effort
Frank H. Cook far from satisfied that the body from New Haven is his daughter Lillian May Cook and plans to push for a new inquiry. In Scranton Florence Mayo claims to be Mayo’s wife, though officials say otherwise, while Mayo’s marriage record in Binghamton shows a 1890 union to Florence Weeks.
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Lillian May Cook
Mayo
New York
Frank HE. Cook
New Haven
Cook
Brooklyn
Scranton
Florence Mayo
Virginiua J. Mayo
Dudley
Miavo
Ald Mayo
Binghamton, N
Virginus Mayo
Florence Weeks
Hihe
Ruling Of Court Adverse To Thaw In Conspiracy Trial
New York report describes Justice Page ruling to exclude most sanity evidence in the Thaw trial for conspiracy to escape. The judge allowed limited testimony on Thaw's mental capacity but suppressed other elements tied to the indictment. Deputized witnesses testified about Thaw and Thompson’s Canada flight, while objections over admissibility of sanity evidence continued.
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New York
Harry BK. Thin
Mittanwan
Justice Page
Thaw Lou
Michwel
Keefe
Page
Koete
Kernard Keolows
Colebrook
N. A
Roger Thompson
Pamwew
Mechenter
Ont
Constable
Ohowel
Canada
Kelsey
Oon
Jobe EB Stamehfield
Mir. Stanehfield
Stanvlifield
Field
British Collier Destroyed Report Suppressed Details
Fragmentary wireless report from Berlin mentions a British collier destroyed with no clear confirmation. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, offering minimal factual detail about location or casualty.
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Diepater Tron
Berlin
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