U S Volunteers To Go 10 Europe Headlines War Draft Plan
Paris reports advance on Danzig fort as German garrison strengthens. Washington prepares 60 000 volunteers for Europe to support Allied operations. Czechs plan to oppose Reds. Poles vow to fight Bolsheviks. Rumors claim U S recognition talks with Soviet government.
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Matin An the Flagne
Vienna
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Treat
Wanehad
Ting
Gra
Foch
Copenhagen
Went
Datalg
Geran
Pokies
Wetman
Wis
Germans Brutality Report Amid Belgium Atrocities
An Allied report charges German forces with brutal acts in Belgium during World War I, including mass killings and deportations. It claims about 6,000 Belgians died, many children were left orphans, and 125,000 Belgians were deported. A Belgian indemnity of about 18 million dollars is sought, with costs to be paid by Germany.
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Mare
Corman
Chamber of Deputies
East St. Louis Dentist Guilty in Murder Conspiracy
Terry Bundy, an East St. Louis dentist, was found guilty in Waterloo circuit court of conspiring to murder in relation to the killing of two detectives during a riot in East St. Louis on July 1, 1917. He was sentenced to life imprisonment and a new trial motion was filed.
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St. Louis
Terry MN Bundy
East St. Louis
Waterloo
Tle
Ex rulers feared assassination in exile flight
Geneva report says ex Emperor Karl and ex Empress Zita fled to Zurich switzerland after attackers damaged Eckpristurm castle, driven by fear of assassination. The hostile raid prompted the couple to seek safety abroad.
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Geneva
Karl Ani
Zita
Austria
Znrtigx
Switzerland
Itig
Eckpristurm
London mare plot foiled by Allied troops in Gorainy
Report states Allied forces foiled a proposed German plan to free Rus prisoners in Gorainy. Berlin dispatches claim preparations included a timetable and several staging actions for Wednesday. The Annet forces reportedly rushed Russians aboard vessels and retreated under American protection that night.
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London
Gorainy
Farhinae
Berlin
Tmrursiay
Trivis Wellies
Fires Ravage Cleveland Docks and District Buildings
Turbulent winds whip through Cleveland causing multiple blazes that devastate docks on Lakeside, a warehouse near Third Street, and surrounding business blocks. Firefighters battled fierce flames as structures burned near the river and a key battery site faced significant damage. figures cited around $50,000 reflect property losses.
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Cleveland
Mattel St
Third Street
Nyearni
Speehicks
Ay Yo
Chihemgo
Th Oas Parsons
Clevehind
Steawert liv
Plotters Shot to Death in Eastern Burma Conspiracy
A fragment reports an alleged royalist conspiracy in eastern Burma ending with the execution of two alleged plotters. The claim links the plot to the Grand Duke and Moscow, with sensational Bolshevik claims and unclear local names.
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Russia
Stovkhati
Mareha
Saraton
Burmnent
Burssti
Kensniye Comette
Amd Qh
Hotsheviki da Conneethan
Ufa
Doiltel Pavlovitzh
Carey
Moscow
Kremlin
Unclear Cipher on Cyclops Sinking Report From Berlin
The report from Berlin states authorities cannot explain the cyclops incident and notes the United States naval vessel Uyelopy was sank. It mentions Bratt and Great ShoMtAPS in connection with timing and later remarks on related events as debris of a broader inquiry.
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Berlin
Geran
Naval Volker
Wille
Bratt
United States
Umniginese
Admiralty
Ousted Officials Shake Up Provincial Administration
In a major shake up, Bertin and Mavete are removed from key posts as the provincial administration reshuffles. The incident comes amid broader moves by leaders to replace cabinet heads and curb corruption fears in Silesht and Kiel influenced districts.
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Mavete
Vitaraisty
Here
Brestaung Fest
Silesht
Elerr Poller
Kiel
Sellesche Halsceln
Oil Tanker Explosion Kills Seventy in Harbor
Venice reports an oil tanker explosion in the harbor results in seventy deaths and many injuries as crews battled the blaze and authorities investigated the disaster.
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Venice
Hurhor
Senate approves suffrage amendment in Missouri vote
Jefferson City March 20 The Missouri senate approves the suffrage amendment by a 2 to 1 margin. The measure now goes to the governor for signature.
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Senate
Jefferson City
League of Nations council to add labor voice in states
From Paris on March 29 the league of nations executive council plans to boost representation by increasing the number of members from each state to three. The expected third seat will likely go to a labor representative, expanding labor influence within Treuter's Limited.
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Paris
League of Mine Tions
Treuter’s Limited
Labor
Paris Talks on Blocking Austria Germany Trade Extend
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson and allied premiers in daily conference as plans for the Austria Germany sea blockade are refined. A commission will probe the Morgenan question and Schleswig frontiers while a league of nations council contemplates broader peace terms and Russian issues. Japan loses representation in rapid negotiations over foreign ministers and participation in the peace framework.
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Wilson
Tie Qhremiers
Bern
Che Ness
Wilken
Pesan
Ole
Germany
Schleswig
Featela
United States
Fronce
Italy
Japan
League of Nations
Notice to prove will State of Wisconsin Wood County
Notice to prove will in probate court for Henry P Jennings deceased. Laura G Jennings seeks to admit will and appoint an executor at the April 1919 term in Marshfield. September term will address claims with four months to file. Grand Rapids courthouse as indicated. Dated March 18, 1913, by County Judge Conway and attorneys Williams.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Wood County
Marshfield
County of Wood
Laura G. Jennings
Henry P. Jennings
Richfield
Grand Rapids
Ww. J. Conway
Pp. A
R. R. Williams
Vinol Promises Quick Strength For Exhausted Women
A testimonial notes Mrs Loyal Palmer of Jithna credits Vinol for relief after a nervous breakdown and poor appetite. The ad claims many weak overworked women can regain strength, asserting Vinol builds up health and restores vigor with no doctor help.
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Bardast
Loyal Palmer
Life in Moscow Nightmare Figures in Bolshevik Rule
A fugitive recounts terror in Moscow under Bolshevik control describing famine, executions, and prison overcrowding. Starvation and disease devastate the population as trains halt and services fail.
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Moscow
TALY BUYS U. S. COAL AT $25 A TON FOR GENOA DELIVERY
The station ministry accepted an American offer of 3,000,000 tons of coal at $25 per ton, to be delivered in Genoa within six months.
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Rome
Ome
Genoa
CUT A CORD WOOD CAMPAIGN IN WISCONSIN
A 1918 movement explains how replacing coal with wood boosted fuel supplies. Farm wood lots were cleared to use fuel wood and convert wood into farms. By fall 1918 Wisconsin had a larger wood stock and urged continued effort to avoid coal shortages.
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Wisconsin
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