Germans rely on two generals for salvation
The passage credits General von Hindenburg and General von Ludendorf as pivotal leaders in Germany, noting their prominence back home and their roles behind the break with the United States. Von Ludendorff is described as highly popular, with von Hindenburg the other key figure at the top of the general staff.
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Qin
United States
von Hindenburg
von Lulendorf
Berlin
von Windenburg
Germany
Kaiser
Von Ludentorft
Germans Offer Slight Resistance In Ancre Region Front
London reports from the war office that British troops in the Ancre area of France gained some ground against German forces with only slight opposition. The drive targeted ponds and exposed positions as part of broader raids along the front, with casualties and prisoners noted in separate operations.
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London
Ancre
France
war office
Vieistraat Belgien Celeona
troy
tert
Ruseta
Smal
Roumania
celien
Rome
Government Troops Take Camaguey in Cuban Battle
Government forces reported capture of Camaguey after rapid engagement near Santa Clara. Rebels under Gerardy Machadd and Sanchez del Portal fled after a short fight at Lema Del Grillo, with 15 killed and 11 wounded. Portal wounded and previously a gubernatorial candidate in Santa Clara. Colonel Betancourt led about 300 men marching on Santiago.
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Havana
Camaguey
Santa Clara
Lema Del Grillo
Gerardy Machadd
Sanchez del Portal
Del Portal
froots Jost
Betancourt
Tahoe
Santiago
Housewives Seek Relief as Food Costs Bite Columbus
Housewives league members admit efforts to ease the high cost of living in Columbus have largely failed. Retail food dealers warn prices may continue to rise. some say a price peak may be near. A federal probe on food costs seeks 400000 for investigation into price gouging and combined control.
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leage
Columbus
Cold weather may have thinned boll weevil in the South
Southern farmers report severe cold across the region possibly reducing boll weevil populations for the season. Authorities express cautious hope that the pest has been thinned or exterminated, since freezes reached northern cotton districts and winter crops suffered frost damage. many farmers foresee easier cotton production if pests decline as claimed.
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Memphis
Tenn
aawerdy
wesl
frost i most Tocalilies
Gerard to Sail For Home
James W. Gerrd former American ambassador to Germany and the embassy staff left Madrid for Corunna by special train to embark for the United States voyage home via sea or rail with Mrs Gerrd among the party.
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Gerard
London
Peh
James W. Gerrd
Germany
Mrs. Gerrd
mensors
Corunna
United States
Intelligence in Buying Urged for City Food Crisis
New York health department cites rising prices from export demand and limited production. Governor Whitman says no sudden emergency. Mothers Anti High Price league plans action while Philadelphia moves to allow city purchase and sale of food at cost.
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Whitman
New York
Toan
Wnouch mill
United States
Covernor Whitman
Mothers’ Anti-lisgh Price league
Swe
Philadelphia
Harrieburg
Fifteen Men Killed In Idaho Mine Avalanche
An avalanche at the North Star mine near Halees Idaho demolished buildings and crushed fifteen miners. Nine bodies recovered, six missing, fifteen injured including superintendent Thomas Jay. Federal Mining and Smelting Company halted recovery due to danger of further slides.
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Idaho
Noise
North Star
Hailes
Ida
Thomas Jay
Federal Mining and Smoojing company
Senator E. D. Smith pushes cotton exchange investigation bill
Senator E. D. Smith secures Senate adoption of his bill to probe the cotton exchange practices. The measure calls for a formal investigation into trading and regulatory actions affecting the market and growers.
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Senate
Diplomacy in Flux as State Dept Delays on German Situation
Washington reports no new move on the German crisis while Secretary Lansing is on a so called vacation. Official word on the release of 72 American prisoners from the Yarrowdale remains unavailable. Netherlands protests over Dutch ship destructions may occur but Holland plans only a strong protest and monetary claims. Grain ships chartered to carry to Holland await inspection in Halifax before routes via Norway are arranged.
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Washington
Lansing
White Sulphur Springs
Kent Wilson
congress
Austria Hritrary
Yarrowdale
Germany
Berli
Holland
Netherlands
Berlin
Nutech
Halifax
Willi ‘walt
Hotland
Baltimore Drives Farm Produce to Ease Food Shortages
Twenty four five ton muck trucks from city departments left Baltimore to collect farm produce from surrounding counties. The effort aims to smash corners in foodstuffs with cash payments from the city's contingent fund if the plan succeeds.
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Baltimore
Peage Reigns in the Senate Amid Expiring Session
After a stormy session the Sixty-fifth Congress nears adjournment. Republicans and Democrats clash over a 400 million revenue and bond bill while minority leaders debate forcing an extra session for European crisis needs. President Wilson's plans for a Germany talk remain uncertain as many key measures appear doomed.
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wssigeton
SI Mitroth congress todey
senate
unanimou
Smoot
Lodge
Borah
shey
Wilson
congress
United States
Germany
Calloway Attacks War Declaration Criticizes Soldiers
Boston February 26 Congressman Oscar Calloway of Texas spoke at a mass meeting opposing a declaration of war against Germany. He argued soldiers are trained to kill and violate laws, likening war to a hanging and urging Congress to act to reflect public opinion.
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Congressman Calloway
Boston
Germany
Oscar Calloway
Texas
Callaway
Sherman
marcel
Wilson
congress
Fall era of Buckeye Briefs from Titan Ohio
A rapid-fire Ohio death and accident roundup. Charles McComb, 30, lost both legs after a 30 foot pole fall near St Stepheng. Fred Wimner, 27, died after being run over by an auto truck at Mt Carmel hospital. Dale Upfond, 26, burned to death in his car near Tayton. Omar Amely, died at a base hospital in Paso, Texas after a stabbing in Mexico. The cases span multiple towns and include a murder acquittal in Fremont and a fatal streetcar crash near Madisonville with several killed or injured.
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Titan
Charles M. McComb
St. Stepheng
here
Columbus
Fred T. Wimner
Mt Carmel hospital
Tayton
Dale Upfond
Buckeye Se
Springfield
Omar Ameby
Paso
Tex
bome
iis
Thomas Amplelm
thys city
Mann to Be Named for Speakership
Republican leaders plan a March 6 rally in Washington to discuss speakership and organization questions with 72 members invited from the current House. Mann is favored for speaker with Lennott of Wisconsin as floor leader if elected. Internal divisions among regulars and progressives linger over strategies to unite the party.
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Washington
Pen
house
Republistan
Mann
spraker
Lennott
Wisconsin
Air
Matn
progressive Repubblicans
anyious
goms
sorhors
ostrans Cyndi tee
Lot senate
willion
TeryMor STARO
Obscure figures and fatalities mark crowded report
An editor of a trade publication dies suddenly in Chicago while a senator from New Hampshire and other political figures are noted. The fragment mentions a death by hanging for an agitator in a separate explosion tied to an attack in Cadiz and references various political and public figures in a tangled summary.
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Magle
Chicago
Jacob F. Gallinger
Newe Hampshire
Republian
senate
Washington
arty Charles Sumner Scott
farentor
steeh Landon
Cadiz
Thomas Jo Voones
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