German Bolshevik Plot Aims to Stir Allied Nations
Washington reports a confidential German Lenine scheme to spark industrial upheavals in the United States Japan Italy France and England. Proposals include arming agents with ships to carry agitators and funding of 300000 rubles to push Bolshevik propaganda while countering allied resistance.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Nikolai Lenine
United States
Japan
Italy
France
England
Lenine
Teutons
Lord Cecil
Washington
United State
Siberia
Windivestel
Asi
Madamoiselle Kolantal
Analo
Lindhagen
Russian Council of the People’s Commissaries
Tenine
Rissman
Americans Strafed By Germans In New Post
American troops occupying trenches near the Swiss border face intensified German shelling and strafing. Reports say morale remains high despite bombardment. several dugouts were hit, communications briefly disrupted, and air support is limited with no American aircraft in the sector. French corps relieve American units as violence grows.
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New Post
S. Fereenon
United Press
Star
America My
France
Gciermans
Sig
Boches
Chemin- Desjames
Americans to England Look to Strengthen Ties in World War Era
A proposed American delegation to England aims to deepen relations and understanding with allies. The group would include political and intellectual leaders, labor representatives, and senior figures from major institutions. They plan to study the parish view, witness the war effort, and return to America to voice the American standpoint.
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Seehele Gettiete
England
Almerica
Lenrams
Special Session Ends Amid Disorder in Wisconsin Legislature
United Press report from March notes a stormy Wisconsin special session ending with only three members present. Lieutenant Governor Dithmar adjourned as he could not locate Governor Duthimar or Senator Huber to carry out the tasking.
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United Presa
Fis
Wismsi Islature
Dithmar
Senate
Beady
Sinatur
Hober
Tftp
Duthimar
Tne
Fue
Turner
Flosa
Steel tonnage declines in February United States Steel core figures
United States Steel reports a February drop in unified tonnage to 3,453 tons, with the year earlier December 21 and February 28 totals noted. The February figure marks a decrease from previous months, reflecting overall lower production compared with last year.
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United Miers
New York
United States
Bitter and Cheaper Coal in V8 Vote by Assemblyman Hart
Aggregated index notes coal cost concerns in the V8 vote led by Assemblyman Hart. County board acts to save money amid fiscal pressure. Social sections mention new teacher gift to Company F boys, church servicers, theatrical attractions and regional notices.
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Apeemblyman Hart
Company F Boys
Hubert Hoardman
Zurich
Lenrogt
New Powers to Arise Soon in Russia Ousting the Bolsheviks
Long reported dispatches describe Social Revolutionaries planning a national guard to topple the Bolshevik regime in Moscow with Cossack support and a coalition government, while Trotsky resigns as foreign minister and Kolchak plans restore of popular government in Siberia.
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Russia
Aesne Ed Prees
London
Eleft
Moscow University
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph
Moscow
Don
Elf
Kerensky
Nikolai Lenine
Shembna
Trotz
Brest-Litovsk
Trotzky
Earl
Brest-Litocak
Aeria
Peking
Siberia
Admiral Kolchak
Black Sea
Semenoff
Uberis
Argenta
Lenin
Dbotshouk Vanes
de Riel Troma Moscow
Vna Tressage
Statensient
Che
Noputice
Lantas
Kaiser Has Pipe Dream Of Route Into India
A New York Times style analysis argues Germany cannot reach India via Russia Persia and the Ottoman lands due to logistics and Afghan resistance. It notes naval and land routes are impractical and warns attacking Egypt would stretch German resources. Prisoner rumors in Siberia are dismissed and Trans-Siberian operations described with limited prospects.
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New York
India
Persia
Fehunistan
Gia Cate
Tia Puppase
Eact Malle von Hindenbueg
Lula Iyan
Bri
Mesopotamia
Indburg
AntoErat
Egypi
Nuch Peorer
Berlin
Tad II von Hindenburg
Siberia
Russia
Viadivastok
Uthex
Viadivestol
Urgent Defense Funding Sought For Heavy Guns
The Army Ordnance Bureau asked Congress for an urgent deficiency appropriation of 400,060,000 dollars to manufacture ordnance including heavy guns. Senate leaders favored delay while the request moves through the usual House process. Contracts could be let immediately, though final expenditure would be delayed.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
Marel
Army Nelaner Bureau
Senate
Mexican Bandits Slain After Texas Posse Raid
Five Mexican bandits are dead and others cornered after a posse from Texas pursued them following a raid on the Tan Mast ranch near Hebronville Thursday night. No posse members were injured.
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United Preas
Coroua Christie
Tod
Texas
Tan Mast Rangh
Hebronville
No Hope for Von Meyer in Boston Deathbed Report
A Boston report states Georgy Von II. Meser former secretary of the navy is near death at home after weeks of illness from a liver tumor. A physician predicted the end could come in a few hours as the patient weakened suddenly this morning.
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United Bren
Boston
Mass
Georgy von II. Meser
Navy
Meyer
Young American Hero Brings Down German in War News
A young American soldier, Peg Sinclair, is praised for capturing a German enemy during a raid. His wife, Wiss, is noted as a daughter of a local leader, and Sinclair is described as widely distinguished in recent service. He is expected to return on leave from overseas duty, with his wife visiting in the South.
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Ashhosh
Hasba
van Srance
Peg Deal Sinclair
Wiss Trathan
Albert
Dav
Whfe
Etuin Alse
Romania Ends War With Russia in Surprise Accord
An Associated Press report from London says Romania has broken peace talks with Germany and agreed to a peace with Russia. A Petrograd wireless dispatch claims a settlement reached near Podessa, with Russian forces to evacuate Bessarabia and Romanian advances noted. The situation follows months of strain and battles between the former allies.
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Bessarabia
Associated Mreet London
Rassia
Ronan
Russia
Roumania Promis Fo
evReUt Ie
Lesaaral
Kishinew
Itussia Aml Rounsmin
Atic
United Press
London
Germany
Petrograd
Peare
Podessa
Ruashe
Mane
Bessarable
Raunwala
Berger Indicted on Disloyalty Charges in Wisconsin
Victor K Berger Adolph Germer and other Socialist leaders were indicted by the federal grand jury in Chicago on charges of conspiracy to advocate overthrow and to promote wartime disloyalty. The case cites alleged speeches and printed articles and lists J Louis Engahl Jewin St John Tucker and William rose as charged organizers.
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Heo
Mour
Era
Chicago
Victor K. Berger
Adolph Germer
Seedallat Rty
Federal
Grand Dary
United Tees District
Cline
Teesto Saldy
J. Louis Engahl
Jewin St. John Tucker
William Ie Rose
Kaimed
Tie
Mower
Frou Marteonain
Sorialst Party
Wisconsin
Denatured Casualty List Sparks Senate Debate
The Senate battles over publishing military casualty names, with New and Mrehumbussen proposing resolutions to keep the Defense Department from withholding Armenian soldiers’ identities. The House debates access as the list shows two killed in action and multiple injuries including Private Edward Farrell and others, amid confirmed details of disease and an air accident.
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Kirst Omer
Senate
New
Mrehumbussen
Sten
Tolas
Jesus
Grote
Amone
Edward Oa Farrell
Stay Moore
Flash Hunt
John Mt Young
John At
Green
All Badgers in France Special to Fle Northweatern
In France the Wisconsin National Guard units led by Madigan Wie and Moreh have survived, with greetings and assurances reaching relatives in Wisconsin. Messages from unit members in Orange indicate safety and continued service amid the European theatre.
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Madigan
Wie
Gealy
Ue Wiecensin National Guard
Orange
Packers Win In Case Of Rene 10 Documents Seized
U S circuit court of appeals quashed a search warrant allowing seizure of papers in the Henry Veeder case against Swift & Co. The ruling remanded for further proceedings and outlined standards for government searches and property protection, signaling possible renewed probes into Veeder’s files.
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Packers
Rene
Associated Mies
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Bands
Henry Veeder
Insel
Swift & Co. Iy
Franchie Heney
Federal Trade Commission
WEN
Yooder
Swift
United Sites Court of Appeala
Landis Ined
Quinskea
Nota
Veeder
Rivels
J.lene
Theel
Hugh Metsac
Ship Workers Win Strike Over Time and Pay
Shipyard workers at a Pennsylvania plant ended a strike after winning overtime pay. The Hem island woodworkers and machine hands walked out for better rates and conditions, then returned to work once their demands were granted.
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Mhatialeiploa
Hem Island
Bandit gang targets Crowdur Side cegayans plant
Police hunt a gang after a break in at the Crowdur Side cegayans plant in Bere. Eleven skank Lies were taken. Detectives describe the culprits as armed and elusive, hoping to identify the suspects through scent-based clues.
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Key United Press
Dyadas
Bolshevik Rule Began to Dissolve and Trotzky Out
Fragmented report describes Bolshevik leadership crisis with Trotzky ousted and Lenine’s position uncertain. Dispatches cite resignations, conferences in Moscow, and shifting power as counterrevolutionary forces gain momentum. Western fronts show heavy fighting as German and Austro-Hungarian forces renew offensives and Russian naval actions rise amid broader war turbulence.
Murder Suspects Held After Biort Draft Evasion Incident
Four men named Douglas Aria Maren Duden Thomas Powers and Amas Sitven are held by United States authorities following a fatal shooting during an attempted arrest at Biort. They allegedly murdered Sheriff RL Bo Mefiride and two deputy officers while resisting arrest and fleeing custody. The case connects to a broader draft evasion operation and is being tracked by federal agents.
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Biort
United Press
Douglas
Aria
Maren Duden
Thomas Powers
Amas
United States
Arifond
Sher
Dewey
HEALS
Army Aviator Killed In Plane Crash At Wediv Field
An Army aviator died in an airplane accident at Wediv field during the night. Cadet Hens. K. Tuber was in the plane. he escaped with minor injuries. Weather observations report heavy winds, cool outlook, and a shift to warmer conditions later in the week across the Great Lakes region.
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Antonie
Mareno
Lee
Chandter Panielaie
Wediv Field
Oat Welnek
Hens. K. Tuber
Sally
Samming
Perth
Coliler
Iday
Great Lakes
Paris Under Fire as German Aerial Attack Reported
Berlin dispatches via London say German aviators bombed Paris last night with initial reports indicating loss of life and property. British repulse of Teuton forces around Ypres and Menin described, with heavy artillery and counterattacks cited. Portuguese troops reportedly raided German positions at Neuve Chapelle. several prisoners taken.
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Swort
Paris
Piaris
Arly
Lfe
Ste Nalshaf
Vandamm
Belgium
London
Amity Amie
Belsivan
Ponta
Menin Road
Podderhook
Koeldecoek
Ernst
Ypres
Soath
Menin Rand
Poelderhoel
Poelilertoek
Marek
Gustaf Ypres
Amie Dar
Gale
Menin Fleaad
Pollock
Speapita Bet
Sask
Chapetle
Chis Mori
Gerri Posijens
Plenrtiix
Men Compelled to Work Under New Jersey War Labor Act
Trenton January third announced no predkomo tion enforcing the new compulsory labor act. All males aged eighteen to fifty must seek or hold employment during wartime. The state labor commissioner is tasked with placing unemployed workers who cannot find jobs themselves.
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United Pr
Trenton
M Horidge
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