Entente advances questioned as Kotlas fall hailed by Allies
Amsterdam reports occupation of Kotlas on the Dvina near Archangel viewed in German papers as evidence of Entente progress toward Vitaka and a junction with the Czecho-Slovaks. The Cologne Zeitung notes Kotlas near Perm is nearer realization of Allies plans while German understanding is questioned.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Kotlas
Dvina
Archangel
Wvardee
Christiania
Vitaka
Lne
Vologda
Perm
Cologne Zeitung
Ekalecin
War Time Prohibition Measure Seen For Friday Action
The senate postponed action on the national war time prohibition bill until tomorrow. The compromise plan, to take effect July 1, 1919, is expected to pass by Friday. Senator Sheppard and others spoke as California grape growers and wine makers renewed protests before the agricultural committee.
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Lry Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
James
Kentucky
Sheppard
Texas
California
Senate Agricultural Committee
Actor Playfair Dies in Brighton
Actor Playfair, a prominent figure in theater, died suddenly in Brighton. Funeral arrangements are pending as colleagues and fans mourn the loss of a storied entertainer known for stage presence and decades of performances.
Huns Fall Back Over Wide Front In Europe War News
German forces withdraw on a broad front after the capture of Rogéfy as French advance nears the Somme. British gains stretch near Arras and in Flanders, with Chaulnes Roye and Trones wood key points. Far east dispatches cite Allied successes against Bolsheviks.
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Associated Press
Vicardy
Roge Fy
Soming River
Mornin Chaulnes
Roye
Somanver
Chaulnes
Acras
Arras-Caimb
Haucourt
Remy
Boiry Notre Dame
Hindenburg
Sormme
Fougaucourt
Trones Wood
Flanders
Berquin
Justice vacancy case in Winnecorne town council decision
Special to The Northwestern Madison reports Attorney General Haven finds a justice of the peace position vacant if not qualified soon after reelection. The town board may appoint a successor. Dispute centers on BW Libby of Lintsown who failed to file his oath after reelection and sought legal guidance.
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Winneronne
Ores
Spencer Haven
DK. Allen
Ozhkosh
Allen
MI6
S Haven
Justice of the Peace
Winnecorne
Libby
Lintsown
HUN RUSS TREATIES SUPPLEMENT Brest-Litovsk
German and Russian plenipotentiaries signed three treaties in Berlin supplementing Brest-Litovsk. One adds to the peace terms, another covers financial arrangements, and a third concerns civil law. Negotiations have run for weeks between Germany and Russia.
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Brest-Litovst
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Tren Ened Ab
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
SCHOONER SUNK BY GERMAN SUBMARINE AT SEA
The Canadian three masted schooner Bh ana bound from Brazil to a Canadian port with tobacco cargo was cut and sunk by a German submarine Saturday night. Crew landed today after the attack. The submarine boasted of sinking an oil tanker and planned to sink eight more steamers bound for the port.
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Associated Press
Foundland
Bhana
Gereman
Brazil
Burke
Tribute to James telegram from President Wilson
President Wilson sent a telegram of condolence to Mrs James expressing deep grief over the death of her distinguished husband. He said he valued their friendship and that his loss is great to him the party and the country he loved and served.
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United Press
Washington D. C
Wison
James
Foix
Registration Cards in Washington a New Card Form
Washington registration certificates differ slightly in form but not substance from those issued to registrants. Men aged twenty one to thirty one who register under the extended age units will receive the blue card measuring one and a half by four inches. The most successful men have faced many imperfections.
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Associated Press
Washington, WA. C
Carranza Sends Regret Message Over Nogales Clash
General Elias Calles, military governor of Sonora, sent regret to Brig. Gen. Dersey Cabell for yesterday’s border clash at Nogales. Agreement with Captain Abasolo halted further hostilities. Maj. Gen. Holbrook placed the border under tighter control as casualties mounted on both sides.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Elias Calles
Sonora
Derséy Cabell
General Calles
Magdalena
Calles
Carranza
Cabell
Douglas
Washington, D. C
Wiam A
Olbrook
War Department
Holbrook
Southern Department
Maril
San O Mexico
Hermosillo
Woman Ambulance Driver Awarded Military Medal
General Plumer of the British Army presents the military medal to a woman ambulance driver of the British forces. She is cited for bravery during air raids in France. These women continuously risk their lives at the front amid danger from the Hun, serving with the Red Cross.
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Plumer
France
Hun
Boundary line fight and armistice in Mexican town
American troops clashed with Mexican forces along the boundary, suffering heavy casualties before a white flag ended the battle. The US and Mexican authorities agreed to a firing ceasefire and planned joint talks at dawn. Army movements and draft details dominated subsequent Senate actions and manpower planning.
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Hermon
Verman
T Hey
Ameren
Toy ‘Cyows
Wungerford
Nogales
Ainging
Suljnder
Teslo
EK. M. Licion
AL de Abasolo
Ahl
Americimitary
Avi
Senate Amended Man Power Bill Heads to Conference
Senate amendments to the national power bill extend the draft to eighteen, a provision rejected by the House. A conference was arranged to smooth differences after brief talks. Senator McDonough of Ohio urged House action to press for retention of his amendment on alien citizen registration and classification. Chairman Dent of the military committee objected to binding conference terms. no instructions were given as the Senate passed the administration power bill with the draft age set at eighteen.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
WD. C
House
Ody
Messure
Asus
Co-Hellzerent
McDunough
Ohio
Dent
Administration
Adjourning Senate in Honor of Kentucky Senator
Senate adjourned briefly after the death of a Kentucky senator. Colleagues paid brief tributes and adopted resolutions of regret. A funeral attendance was planned with state officials and party leaders in Washington.
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Washington
D. C
Leth Houses
Congress
Kentucky
If Spain Falls America Faces Tougher Times Say Cologne
An unsigned United Press dispatch from Amsterdam quotes Cologne observers warning that if Spain falls the United States will face worse conditions both materially and morally. The exchange reflects wartime anxieties and the broader geopolitical risk climate.
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United Presa
Amsterdi—oThis
Spain
America
Allied push deepens as French, British forces advance
Washington reports Allied leaders say prisoners taken and lines extended in multiple sectors. General March notes gains on the Western Front with British and French troops advancing between key towns and fronts, while Allied reserves and divsions shift for continued pressure.
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London
Ussuri
Vladivostok
Shanghai
Reuters Limited
Gssuri
Peking
Semenoff
Siberian
Matsievski Wtation
Manchurj
Dauria
John F Stevens
Joseph Shaplen
United Press Star
New York
N. Y
Siberia
Horvath
Russia
Ervant
Czar
Washington, D. C
March
Neste
Blindenburg
Marek Sau
Tony
Mie
Trong
Tye
Royo
Sibee
Hlage Asehee Bean
Albania
Fn Tee
Vlation Front
Masks
Pauitle
Vonatalaton
Tahn
Wyroming
Morbing
Nevada
Franen
Atlichad
Folt
Tershing IK
National Guard
California
Chul
Ayina
New Mexico
Cotorade
Frans
Irish Recruiting Campaign Amid New Machinery Update
Irish recruiting efforts show progress as new machinery is installed under Dash leadership. Officials expect the program to run smoothly and exceed prior debt levels, signaling stronger support and faster mobilization for the cause.
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Londone
Adebt
Water Wagon Trea? Cincinnati Delegates Split on Suffrage Endorsement
Fragmentary report notes Cy United and Columbus delegates debating the federal woman suffrage amendment. The scene centers on party platform alignment and internal dissent amid the convention discussions.
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Cy United Trea
Columbus
ODIS
Federal
Schools Must Wait for Replacement Plan
Mixed signals from officials as Washington delays decisions on new echrabeeen programs. The absence of a clear timetable prompts education leaders to focus on replacements while awaiting further guidance.
Return From Auto Trip Details Family Travel
New and Mr HW journey included cross country stops in Pastale Mleemland and Toledo with visits to Dr 0 Mb in Centr. They planned a return via Chicase for a few days then rest of vacation at Oakwoorl with Dr Wie.
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Odd
Doles
Pastale
Mleemland
Toledo
Arp
Darter
Tod
Oakwoorl
Truckers Get a Raise in City Wage Boost
About twenty-one men employed by the Chicago & Northwestern and six by the Son Line receive higher pay. Train workers moved to twenty cents more per hour, with two shifts adjusting. Fire and heat personnel are also affected. repairs and housing incidents noted as Mr. T Richards sustains a fall injuring his shoulder while showing improvement at home.
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Chieega Sart
Ain
Chicagoa & Northwestern
Weather Forecast Update for Wisconsin Regions
Unsettled weather with changing conditions and questions about upcoming days. Forecasters expect cooler temperatures and mixed cloud cover across northern and western portions, with chances of precipitation later in the week. Observations suggest high variability as fronts move eastward. Temperatures and precipitation chances will be refined in subsequent advisories.
Thomas Nelson Page Arrives In Washington From Rome
United Press reports ambassador Thomas Nelson Page has arrived in Washington from Rome amid strong rumors that he will answer Walter Hines Page, who has just resigned as ambassador to Great Britain.
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United. Press
Y Lonton
Thomas Nelson
Rome
Walter Hines Pyace
Great Britain
Regimental Infirmary Fire at Camp MacArthur Briefly Baffles Officials
A fire damaged the regimental infirmary building section 6 at Camp MacArthur in Waen Texas. Fire was confined to the infirmary with limited injuries and no major losses reported. Authorities note the blaze caused minor disruption and investigation continues.
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Associated, Preas
Waen
Texas
Camp MacArthur
Pershing Praises American Army Bravery and Unity
General Pershing issues praise for American forces in France. He highlights the First through Fourth divisions and the Twenty sixth and Thirty second as core units, commends courage and energy, and notes allied victory as the war’s turning point. He urges continued resolve in support of peace and national unity.
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Toeaday
haGene Pershing
Tien Hue
Fuel for Homes List Under New War Board Priority
Washington reports fuel heads and the War Industries Board prepare a new priority list. Chairman Baruch announced today that domestic fuel needs will guide allocations as the war effort advances.
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Washington
Pp. C
Industries
Baruch
Sight Seeing Trips for Army Camps Abroad
American officers stationed temporarily in England organize sight seeing trips beyond their camps on foot due to limited motor equipment. Provost guards at railway junctions question soldiers about their travel permissions and financial means, while camps remain remote from historic sites.
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England
Anghind
Noas'asheir
Oregamding
Provost Pugrid
Sunflower State Readers Urged to Grow England Food Aid
The Peoples Blane Journal notes that Kansas residents living in the sunflower state are urged to embrace English aid crops due to oat shortages and rich in off and valuable ax entcleén teed. The item highlights farm concerns and calls for action among Amuarioans in Kansas.
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Kansas
Peoples Blane Journal
General Malleterre predicts German retreat to old Hindenburg line
General Malleterre, authority on military strategy and head of the Invalides, forecasts a German general retreat to the old Hindenburg line. He formerly taught at the Military School, served on Joffre’s staff at the Marne, and writes as a military critic for Paris Temps and American navy outlets.
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Malleterre
Old Hindenburg Line
the Invalides
Joffre
Marne
Paris Temps
Allied Forces Press Germans Near Noyon
Reports from the front describe heavy fighting as Allied troops push near Noyon with German counterattacks repelled. Paris states Chaulnes is occupied and French advances toward the Somme include Omiecourt Halntre Roighmil Navan and Verpillier as British and French lines extend north of the Avre and toward Licourt Mesnil Le Per. London reports British forces at Arras nearing Tinucourt Remy and Notre Dame as operations continue along a four mile front astride the Neuve Bera sector.
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War Office
Somme
Omiecourt
Gag
Chaulnes
Halntre
Loye
Roigh Mil
Navan
Verpillier
Rolsti
Inis
Crapenumesnil
Avre
Licourt
Torre
Mesnil le
Nesle
la Linen
London
Arras
Tinucourt
Remy
Bairy
Notre Dame
Arras-Cambrai'l Yond
Bat
Neut
Bera Tistaires Ronal
Manala
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Ollie M. James
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