Forts of Przemyśl fall to Russians amid delayed Austrian aid
A UK dispatch reports that Przemyśl forts surrendered to Russian forces as Austrian relief failed to arrive in time. The Eastern front shows little progress with Russian detachments probing near Langszargen and Taureggen while British observers note a limited Neuve Chapelle offensive. The paper cites Berlin and Copenhagen sources detailing council of war talks between William II and Falkenhayn and possible German troop movements to the western front.
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World War Summary Amid Shifting Fronts And Rumors
Amid renewed western and eastern battles, German forces push in Belgium as Allied defenses hold. Reports claim Galicia’s fortress could fall within ten days while Russian and Austrian fronts show limited gains. A London dispatch notes high command meetings near Lille as a council of war shapes strategy.
Dervishes Occupy Sudan Amid German Merchant Report
An Associated Press dispatch notes German merchants observing events as Dervishes seize areas in Sudan. The report mentions Berlin and Alexandria reacting, with military actions near Fashedka, Hanter, and Fürsten. The piece references December unrest and archer units in confrontation.
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Fontingenit
SeAsi
Dredging Plan Aimed at Job Relief Promised
Government request seeks dredging work to reduce unemployment and utilize available wartime funds. Minnesota official TF Deshand and Secretary-Treasurer Ted Morehik of the International Brotherhood of Sten Shovel and Fireage Men discuss preparing remote berm dressing and other tasks. The War Department reportedly has funds to support this program, with Secretary Garnan to review the appeal.
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Hepve Miler
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War Department
Seretary Garnsan
Assembly Kills Single Tax Proposal in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly defeats the single tax measure amid debate on referendum use and state fiscal policy. Lawmakers from Northern and Central Wisconsin back the bill, arguing it gives voters a say, while opponents warn of enforcement challenges and political fallout.
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Public notice fragment on amendment posting requirement
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an amendment requirement for public posting. It mentions a RRATINT Lge Big te be publicly posted and hints at a mia vie thks, with unreadable names or places. The readable core concerns mandatory public posting of an amendment.
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German War Loan Signed and Rates Noted
An Associated Press report describes the signing of a German war loan and outlines related mark deposits and savings totals in Berlin. The article cites figures and terms in marks, noting deposits and large subscriber totals as part of the wartime finance update.
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Associated Press
Erin
Sears Berlin
France presses for peace as former premier speaks
An Associated Press report recounts statements by a former premier urging France to pursue peace. He argues for mobilization to deter aggression and outlines France’s stance on defending borders while seeking a negotiated settlement.
Relief for Philippines Seeks U.S. Aid on Ship Crisis
AP report describes a tense dispute over relief for the Philippines amid a ship crisis. U.S. authorities coordinate emergency shipments and examine legal constraints while Hote and others discuss duties and procedures. The article notes passes and approvals required under law and mentions international pressure from Manila and Washington.
Werner Horn Deed Defended as Proper in Land Case
Attorney for Werner Horn fights a land dispute referencing Teutonic Act and jurisdiction. The case involves the attempted destruction of a deed and resistance to claims by opposing counsel. Proceedings are described as contentious with questions of validity and landownership central to the dispute.
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Werner Horn
Assn 2ated Freass Toomdog Mareh Is
The fragmentary text mentions a related event with associations and an ar press link. Details are unclear but reference to a train, water site, and German enterprises appear. The readable portions describe a context of meetings, protests, or attendance by teens and adults at an East event.
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Treen An
Registration Doubles Voters Reported Amid Confusion
A fragmented report describes concerns over registration processes with references to a Presa tnd ans and BSP aee 0 8 TOF 4 ge ege Aid ner. It notes an increase in registered men and mentions Mr Frarx Hees and Mrs Bra bre plested as registrants amid ongoing applications and outreach by local officials, including Phe Chetiat Patee Holler. James is cited regarding registration applications and impediments.
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Frarx Hees
James
Passport case to jury in German naval financier trial
The case of Richard Madde and Gustave Cord, charged with aiding Richard F. Stegiar a German naval recruit to obtain a false American passport, was submitted to the jury for a verdict shortly before noon today in New York.
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New York
Maroh
Hichard Madde
Gustave Cord
Richard F. Stegiar
Federal Suit Dismissed Against United Shoe Machinery
The federal government suit alleging restraint of trade by United Shoe Machinery was dismissed by the U S district court. The action claimed the company maintained unlawful restraints, but the case failed to proceed.
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United Shoe Machinery Corporation
United States
Quiet in Mexico City amid Beat of War Rations
Fragmentary text describes ongoing commemoration in Mexico City. Mentions security and agencies, a fire incident, and a plea to hide or save supplies as tensions rise. Names and specifics are garbled but reference to wartime measures and authorities remain.
Protest over consul's arrest heats up city
Local demonstrators rally after the arrest of a consul as crowds accuse authorities of overreach. Police cordon the area while organizers demand transparency and due process amid mounting tension.
Unclear political debate and weather outlook noted
The fragment discusses a tense pre test debate involving aliens and proposed measures. President Wilson is referenced as supporting a non-test approach. The weather outlook notes a Wisconsin cold front with snow and partly cloudy conditions expected Friday.
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Viata
Proadent Wilson
Witnesses Outline Witness Case In Murder Trial
The father of the accused woman testified as a witness as attorneys opened arguments. Samuel Duersen, who examined Belluu at the hospital, testified he detected no odor of alcohol on the injured man’s breath. Four other witnesses who aided Belluu on the sidewalk also provided similar testimony, and the state rested as Keran prepared final remarks.
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Belluu
Baliou
Keran
No Money For Missions Forces Resignations Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text reports a political party in New York on March 1 discussing resignations and organizational strain over funding and policy. Names and proper nouns are unclear due to OCR errors, but the document references Emory W. Bentzen and economic concerns within a party.
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