British Navy Admits Loss As Submarine Sinks Cruiser
London March 13 British admiralty confirms a cruiser was sunk by a German submarine off Corsewall Point Wigtownshire Scotland while other reports describe wreckage and bodies found drifting. At Liverpool and Belfast there are scattered notices of ships torpedoed and searches blocked by enemy subs as Britain debates potential reprisals and possible abandonment of submarine warfare.
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War Briefs From The Front Amid Global Strife
Daily war notes report Mindish forces pressing a western port attack near Trost while German efforts push back Allies. Russian troops retreat beyond the Bobr river as German advances continue in northern Poland. French marine ministry says Dardanelles bombardment persists with uncertain damage to Turkish defenses. Reports mention mines, fort damage at straits, and Soviet-placed defenses in Poland and Armenia. Italy prepares for any eventuality, with Prague and Rome citing shifting fronts.
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German War Office
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Moria
Poland
Resian War Office
Prassnysz
Berlin
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Bac
Armenia
Black Sea
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Anid
Japan Deploys Thousands Of Troops To China
Dispatches report Japan sending thousands of soldiers to China with new units to be dispersed across Manchuria Shantung Tientsin and Hankow. Existing garrisons there will be adjusted as the arrival of fresh forces is announced amid tension over Chinese demands and Japanese policy.
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Trust ruling reversed in anti trust case
The U S Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling in the government versus John Pal and associates case. It remanded for a new trial, finding the first indictment flawed and that conspiracy must be proven within three years of filing. Counts two and three were defective or insufficient as charges.
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Surviving Kit Carson Scout Dies at Home
An aged comrade of Kit Carson, famed scout and Indian fighter, dies at his home. He served in the Civil War under Sherman with the Fourth Iowa infantry and was wounded at Chickasaw Raven, Ark. Chandler accompanied Carson in Colorado and Utah during the 1860s. A local man from Atchison is noted for dedicating time to scripture rather than public deeds.
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Sherman
Fourth
Iowa Infantry
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Ark
Acquittal for Thaw Sparks Courtroom Thrill
The trial ends amid a dramatic scene as jurors continue deliberations into night. Thaw’s attorneys press for a formal motion while a tense press corps and crowd watch in the New York courtroom. a private detective clashed with a sheriff, and a threatening letter from Rostien Postark hints at ongoing danger.
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New Hampshire
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Eugene Duffs
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Record Aeroplane Flight Beats World Record
At Associated Press Wactington DC March 15 official reports to the war department detail Lieut B Q Jones and two passengers aboard the saua at San regan, rising to the twenty ninth world record. Aircraft credited to Army aeronautical engineers and rebuilt, the flight reportedly achieved a notable hour plus five minutes, ending in a dramatic ascent and a defined speed.
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Wactington
War Department
B. Q. Jones
San [Regan
Iwe Dorne
Heranse
Noted Milwaukeean Dead On Way To Florida
An aged sixty, head of a wholesale paper company in Milwaukee, died today on a train en route to Florida. Mr Bower was a high Mason and well known across Wisconsin.
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Bower
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Postmaster at Marinette Named in Wilson Recess Appointment
President Wilson made a recess appointment for postmaster at Marinette Wisconsin naming Leo J Brana. The report notes the unusual appearance of a political figure’s daughter as she is not allowed to wave to the public on certain occasions.
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Wilson
Marinette, Wis
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Daughter
Meat Packers Accused Of Forcing Higher Rates
Six meat packing houses allegedly conspired to secure higher shipping rates by shifting packing methods from road to rail. The Associated Press reports Chicago February 11 that the plan, aimed at boosting profits, involved pressure on rail and road carriers and drew opposition from local committees and attorneys.
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Louis
Kannan
de Fae Bete Estes
Callraads
Tinsmith Killed In Industrial Accident
An unnamed tinsmith died after a fall of about twenty feet while working at a Diamond Match Company site. The fall occurred as workers transported a bin to a nearby bus area, and nearby relatives report the man was sixty years old.
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Carne
Situation in Italy grows daily more confused
Rome March 1 Associated Press reports Italy's government faces a widening dilemma as to whether to seek Allied support or act independently. Observers fear joining now could render help unnecessary and provoke demands from Austria-Hungary over territories like Trent and Trieste. public pressure grows for swift decisive action.
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Gentle Spring Street Cleaning Reaches Oshkosh
The article notes Oshkosh begins spring street cleaning. Work prioritizes business streets, clears winter debris, and prepares catch basins for drainage. Residential areas will follow after business districts. Street sweepers have not yet begun sidewalk cleaning.
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Mexican General Moves Against San Potosi After Evacuation
Reports say General Obregon led Carranza forces toward San Potosi after Mexico City evacuation, aiming to reach Monterey while Zapata troops allegedly maintain order. U.S. officials and citizens fear for safety as tensions rise. details on operations remain unclear. Four surviving children mentioned in a separate note, and naval movements extradite ships to U.S. harbors.
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Interest in the Eitel Prise Rumor Spreads
Berlin newspapers give heavy space to an American report on the arrival at Newport News of the German cruiser Eitel Friedrich and the related American reaction. They highlight a London view on Frye and note the sinking of the Friedrick ship, with Bilateral tensions and naval considerations shaping French and British responses.
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London
WENZEL RUNGE A FREE MAN
Wenzel Runge, freed after years on a word charge, was released after a court hearing. Special to Milwaukee items mention district attorney Zabel stating the prosecution had incriminating evidence, with Runge’s case noted for lack of solid proof.
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Zabel Sai
Death of Count Wette-Boyar Steal Hrase
Page one reports the death of Count Wette-Boyar, a well known timer, in a kill that shocked the community. A separate wedding notice for Raeforden appears, along with brief mentions of New York letters and a library prize reading.
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Makes Scene On Street On Pear Street Custody Taken
Mr R Kwerin of Sitreen took custody after a pursuit on Pear Street near Main Street when she tried to flee with jewellry and escape by electric car. Assistant Chief Galbert arrived, crowd gathered, and she was taken to the police station and then to the jailhouse to await Judge Reglinger who attended Charles Barber funeral.
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Reglinger
Charles Barber
Attorneys Attend Funeral of Charles Barber in Oshkosh
Lawyers from across the state gathered in Oshkosh today to pay last respects at the Trinity Episcopal Church for Charles Barber. The service at 2:30 featured Dr. John W. Greenwood, a choir, and a funeral sermon. Many local and statewide legal figures sent flowers and condolences.
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Winnebagoe Coun Bar Association
Masons
Jitney Bus Service Proposed for City Routes
A plan to expand jitney bus service along south and north city lines proposes a five cent fare rise and flexible boarding points. If the service meets expectations, vehicles may be enlarged and routes extended, with passengers allowed on and off anywhere along the path.
Battles and bombardments mark new World War fronts
Across Europe and the Balkans fresh military actions unfold as German, British, and French forces clash near Le Bassee and at Dardanelles. Weather hampers fleet movements while Allied plans center on North Africa. Serbia faces dire disease and isolation as Petrograd notes German preparations in northern Poland.
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Poland
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Canadian Liner Ashore Near Coast
A clipped report notes a Canadian liner ran ashore on the coast with details unclear from the fragment. No further identifiable names, dates, or locations are readable in the provided text.
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