Bolshevik Vote Ratifies German Peace Terms in Moscow
Petrograd reports a Bolshevik faction vote of 4 to 8 in Moscow for accepting the German Brest-Litovsk peace with about 1,000 delegates present. Lvoff and Trotzky named war commissary. Siberia separate government move under Japanese aid. Turkish and German advances threaten Erzerum Batum and Trebizond as Russia faces demobilization and treaty constraints.
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United Press
Prince Lvoff
Northern Front
Siberia
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Linvard
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Erzerum
Berlin
Erzerumn
Batum
Moscow
Can
Chired Press
Petrograd
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Asia
Caspian Sea
Afghanistan
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Moscow Tod
Iberia
Germany
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Russia
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Esthenia
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Armenia
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Europe
Austro-Hungary
Baltic
London
Youler
Meirograd
Menrev
Trotzky May Yet Help to Put Russia on Her Feet
Leon Trotzky named war minister by the Bolshevik government signals a shift in Russia policy amid peace talks. Trotzky’s rise may overshadow foreign office influence as war plans advance, with internal reform tied to securing an immediate peace and countering external enemies. Germany eyes benefits from a treaty ratification while awaiting Moscow’s action and pondering grain and rail disruptions.
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Russia
Maron
United Press
Spontent
York
Leon Trotzky
Petrograd
Moscow
Foreign Office
War Department
Bolshvik
Congress
Troteky
Pratzky
Pansoviet Congress
Russian War Office
Dutch Ships for Food Aid to Allies Face Requisition
The Netherlands fleets totaling about a million tons will be used mainly to transport foodstuffs for Allied countries if voluntary transfer fails. Wheat from Argentina and meat from the United States will be the principal cargos, with British crews expected to remain aboard.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
United States
Great Britain
Netherlands
Higher Ranks Urged for Army Medical Reserve Corps
Surgeon General Gorgas urged creating higher ranks in the Army Medical Reserve Corps before state military committees. He supported Senator Owen's bill to set 35 major generals and 35 brigadier generals in the reserve, with proportional other grades. He noted the army has enough lower rank officers for a 2,000,000 man force. There are about 20,000 officers in regular and reserve services, ninety-five percent reserve, of whom 6,000 have been called into service.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Arny Medical Reserve Corps
Gorgas
Sui Eon
Owen
Oklahoma
Arkansas Bank Robbed by Masked Men Near Winslow
Fort Smith Arkansas reports the Bank of Winslow forty miles north of here was robbed by two masked men. The robbers demanded dollars and escaped with an unspecified amount after threatening violence. Local authorities began investigations and townspeople awaited details.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Bank of
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American Troops Extend Hold on Ypres Front and Storm German Trench
American forces press advance in the Ypres sector consolidating trenches north of Eudonvillers and near Badeonville as heavy artillery shells German positions. British and Allied units report fierce fighting along the Western Front with continued enemy raids repulsed and aerial combat ongoing.
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Yoruth
Artie
Armen
Qeres
Vermelles
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Ypree
Chermoviline
Longun
Maron Wubartive
Enioy
Villers-umain
Paskehendarle
Poelcappelle
Venetia
Aetia
Mestre
Venice
Trevixe
Piave
Strikes spread in Austrian railways and factories
Copenhagen reports a new air of unrest as Austrian railway workers on the Northwestern line and other railways strike and refuse military orders to return to work. Factories at Florisdorf have closed as the movement grows, despite military orders to resume.
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Plorisdorit
Copenhagen
Berlin
Tinsted Press
Austria
Ferdingod-Noribert
Leen Anzerger
Bertin
Florisdorff
Miliary
Sweden Aids Germany in War by Supplying Ore
Belalan labor leaders Vandervelde and De Broukere say Swedish iron ore makes up five percent of Germany s steel and claim sixty five percent of German steel comes from Swedish ore. The protest is addressed to Swedish Socialist leader Hialmar Branting urging Sweden to cut exports to Germany to stop the war.
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Ay Associated Press
Aasre
Mile Vandervelde
M. de Broukere
Hialmar Branting
Seemn
Iran
Germany
Helehum
Sweden
Defends Church Rites Says Opposition to Law Interfering
Milwaukee Wis March a United Press reports the Wisconsin Anti Saloon League issued a statement opposing any law that would interfere with the sacramental rites of religious bodies. The stance followed a position taken by the parish church body.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wmn
Mare A
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Tesl
Ita
Unclear OCR Fragment on Religious and Civic Issues
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss employers, civic topics, and legal or constitutional themes with numerous garbled phrases. No coherent events, dates, places, or names are reliably readable to form a concrete news item.
King George Grateful For Henry P Davids Gift To Cross
King George expresses gratitude to Henry P Davisdant for a gift to the American Red Cross. The messenger Mr Davidsant, chairman of the American Red Cross war fund, arrived recently and was thanked for a contrition of $1,000,004. The luncheon with the Prince of Wales followed the event.
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Etridiste Rend Cross
Action Press
Ning Geenger
Porbey
P Davidsant
Ted Cross
Ferighanelity
Aind
Armerican
Davidwon
Prin of Wales
Larder
Lenroot Speaks in Orlikoxk Interview
Lenroot delivers interview on political stance amid reports of McCarthy reviewing private care and Philipp endorsing Lenroot. The piece highlights key endorsements and public remarks shaping the political scene.
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Lenroot
Orlikoxk
McCarthy
Issu
Philipp
West Dav ee Sues Savs Ludendorff War Talk
Clery Pes Nad Seerte WWE by Ae. ce oat, Ther coph Germenie fore, Must Accept Hostile aye Warlord, Amsterdam, March 15. If the enemy do not want peace, they must fight the most tremendous battle of the war on the front, according to Quartermaster Ludendorff in an interview with The Cologne Volks Zeitung. Reports claim Germany’s peace aims are slow to emerge and a major offensive may proceed, with neutral rooms noting estimates of heavy German losses.
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WWE
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Amsterdam
al Ludendorff
Cologne
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Saneepee
Oudenburg
Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
American Ambulance Drivers Commended for Bravery
Two American ambulance drivers, Charles B. Kendahl of Cambridge and James Brown of Boston, were commended by American army officers for bravery. Kendahl continued his duties after being wounded, while Brown assisted after sustaining injuries, during frontline service with American forces and the French army. Both men were transferred from the American military corps after months of service.
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Iy Associated
Presa
Washington
Maresla
Charles BR. Kendahl
Cutusividace
Mass
James Brown
Toston
Het Ench
Kendall
Brown
American Sauitiry Corpe
Muntha
Pranel Uriies
Patriotism Main Motive in Milwaukee Civic Row
United Press reports a political clash in Milwaukee amid wartime protests. Mayor Daniel W. How and defense council leaders spar over leadership and loyalty rally actions. Wheeler Bloodgood, described as a nonleader, returns from New York as the dispute spills into city committees and public duties.
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Wheeler Bloodgood
Milwaukee
United Press
Wik
France
Daniel W. How Feom
Defense Council
Mayor Hot
Jan
Mayer Horn
Townley Loses Appeal In Disloyalty Case Roster
Disloyalty and Non Partisan League cases dominate recent district court actions. A. C. Townley and Joseph Culbert, officers of the National Non-Partisan League, face demurrers and possible state supreme court certification. Other leaders and organizers reportedly assaulted or driven out amid turmoil surrounding loyalty charges and wartime production issues. The proceedings also touch on registration and political tensions in North Dakota and Minnesota.
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United Pres Sairinans
Minn
Mareth Jdudge M Tift
Cremere
Magti County
Unite Bis
A. C. Fownley
Joseph Culbert
National Non-Partisan League
State Supreme Court
Tawney
Gilbert
States Army
Payy
Ty Weman
Lengus
Enag
Martin County
League
Xupreme Court
Redwing
Mi. Buuren
Joseph Gibert
Nal le W. Martin
Randall
Tl Nativat
Non-Parthian League
Goodhue
Trog
Dix
Portia Ae O
Chewary
Eitl
Foelis Prette
Heney Grants Immunity to Packers Witnesses
Attorney for Packers Henry Heney opened a hearing by calling on M. W. arteries for Morris and company and asked what he knows of the packers. The witness sought immunity before sworn testimony. Lorderst described involvement with Marras company aid and past ties to Wilson and company amid a series of robberies and the Gable disappearance.
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United Press
Chicago
Mareth Francis Henney
Morris
Safeguardsa
Henes
Lorderst
Marras All Company
Aid
Wilson Aad Cmpany
Ta Gable Letiny
Mick
Ak Alngst
Milwaukee man who choked wife deemed insane
Minster Bye of Milwaukee was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane after choking his wife to death on Mar 1. Three alienists testified he was hopelessly insane and a danger if at large.
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Maw Tye
Milwauker
Tsane
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Marel
A.C. Backus
Northern Hospital
Former Senator Stephenson Dies at 90 in Wisconsin
Madison dispatch reports United States Senator Stephen Stephenson died at Seater Stephenson home after a week of infirmities of age. He served as a Republican from 1860 to 1882, leaving a legacy as a timber magnate, banker, and large-scale manufacturer with ties to Marinette Milwaukee and Chicago. His eldest son Grant Teestephenson is a naval officer aboard a United States vessel. The funeral plans and follow-on politics are noted with a special election scheduled April 4.
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Stephenson
Stephenson O
Pi O. Husting
Grant Teestephenson
United States
Grant T. Stephenson
Isaac Watson i Stephenson
Joshi Hodgins
Tf. G. Brown
Ralph Skidmore
Marhnette
Nelson Ludington
Chicago
J. Earl Morgan
Keak
Polarres
Madison
Wis
Sauater Stephenson
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Senanor Stephenson
York County
Predericton
New Brunawick
Mobile Sebonels
Bangor
Milwaukee
Michigan
Slix
SHS
Marinette
Cyribbean Nations
Philadelphia
Chicaggo Tenvention
Wisconsin Weather Forecast March 15 Summary
Wisconsin forecast calls for rising temperatures to around 61 degrees with a likely sunny pattern. No substantial precipitation expected. light winds and mild conditions across key cities, including Madison and Milwaukee, with gradual warming into the afternoon.
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