French and German Battle Fronts Rise Across Europe
Reports from Amsterdam and Paris describe French advances near Lafere and a widening war front with German forces. British dispatches note ten miles of Somme progress, while Turkish operations split allied attention as reinforcements threaten from Baghdad toward the Persian border amid wintry conditions.
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Navy Recruiting Sets Record For Enlistments
Washington March 22 The Navy faces 13 514 short of authorized 74 500 and steps up recruiting. The month saw the largest increase on record with 1 947 more sailors joining. Since September Congress authorized 75 500 total 5 454 have been added. Navy aims to put ships in commission and expand career paths including Annapolis examinations and Marine Corps opportunities.
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Increased Cost of Coal Prompts Railroads to Raise Rates
A new Pennsylvania railroad president told the Interstate Commerce Commission that coal price hikes impact almost all coal carrying lines. He cited a year of costs rising by about 9 million dollars with railroads bearing most of the burden while operators push higher coal and fuel prices to protect against further increases.
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Ashland Weather Update and Local Notes
Fragmented OCR notes describe a May 1 navigation or weather briefing. Mentions Ashland, Valley Press, WPSTINN, and Raspberry Island with sparse details on conditions and individuals.
Septic Sore Throat Fatal in Infant Death Toll
A two week old infant Lud Mareh died from septic sore throat in an ongoing outbreak. The child's mother is critically ill and not informed of the death as authorities report nine victims so far. Local health officials warn caregivers to seek prompt treatment for throat infections.
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Automobile Section Noteworthy Features Highlight
The Northwestern highlights its automobile section with guidance on modern cars and dealer practices. It outlines general information on car width and capacity, user tips, and practical routes like the Yellow Trail. It notes features such as the automobile league bowling champions and other appealing items across pages 41 to 8.
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Spirit of Reform Sweeps Russia and People Show Happiness
Immigrants invited home as Russia moves toward democracy. Bonar Law and Asquith welcomed the upheaval while urging caution. Reports from Petrograd signal a constituent assembly to decide future government with reform and civil liberties advancing.
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Transition to Democracy Gains Broad Russian Support
The speaker asserts Russia moves from autocracy to democracy with troops on southern and western fronts siding with the people. He notes some excesses on the northern front were controlled by commissioners, while the Baltic region and Finland back the government. The provisional administration remains in contact with workers delegates and expects no major disputes as renovation efforts proceed and a second constituent assembly hours ahead.
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German Ships in America Could Leave If War Declared
Washington March 22 official word states hundreds of thousands of tons of German merchant ships now in American harbors could depart if the United States enters war with Germany. Ships would have nine months after a war declaration to reoptimize engines and parts, provided a clean bill of health is shown and all must be paid in full. the government would seize ships otherwise.
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Victory for the Women in Michigan Senate Push
Michigan lawmakers move toward presidential suffrage for women after the senate approves the measure by 32 to 7. The bill now awaits action in the House as of March 2 in Lansing.
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Mediation Talks Between United States and Germany Denied
The U S State Department rejected mediation proposals between the United States and Germany. Officials led by Secretary of State Lansing warned the move was pro German and anti American. No formal mediation offer had been received though hints of Swiss involvement circulated amid post break tensions.
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Carranza Nominates April 2 Special Mexican Congress Session
Paso Texas reports Deputy Plank of Sonora and Deputy Prieto of Juarez head to Mexico City for an extraordinary session called by General Carranza for April 2. Prank plans departure tonight after a brief stopover stating the U S congress timing bears no bearing on the international situation.
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American ship Maryland missing after Christmas sinking
Washington March 12 The American steamer Maryland bound from Philadelphia to London is reported missing by a state department cable. The vessel reportedly left Philadelphia December 23 and sent word on Christmas Day of a leak and sinking 14 miles off Nantucket Shoals. No trace was found despite aid from several steamers and coast guard vessels.
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Railways consider freight rate advance move
A March 22 Associated Press report states railways may raise freight rates to offset rising materials costs high wage rates and congestion. Railway presidents convene tomorrow to discuss the issue before the Interstate Commerce Commission amid ongoing strike threats.
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Thought Woman Fainted at Snowdrift Prone Farm
A cryptic fragment reports a woman fainting in a snowdrift incident and mentions a farm scene at Odanah. The unreadable text references a grandmother and a missing body, with unclear ages and names.
Cruiser Moewe Returns to Home Port
The German auxiliary cruiser Moewe has returned to its home port after a second voyage in the Atlantic. The vessel reported by the German admiralty carried 22 ships and five sailing ships, totaling 123190 tons gross.
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Wisconsin Referendum on Prohibition Moves Amid Debates
Madison, Wis March 1920 debate over the statewide prohibition referendum continues in the Assembly. Final vote on engrossment stood 52 to 44 as discussions consider April election timing and amendments affecting the people’s vote. Committees disagree on sub amendments regarding filibuster and enforcement.
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War talk grows as Germany may declare on U S soon
Reports from Amsterdam and Berlin indicate German officials warned American reporters of a forthcoming state of war within forty-eight hours. The period sees tensions rise as Wilson calls an extraordinary session and observers debate American intervention and the fate of the war in Europe.
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Fuel Shortage Averted as Citizen Fights Freeing
An unclear report describes a Deplorable fuel shortage scare and a citizen who freed herself after days of pressure. Authorities warned the public, while a power company faced scrutiny over supply and safety.
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Germany war the United States via U boats faces Congress
Washington March 28 mediation talks were reported as possible but contingent on Germany abandoning ruthless U boat warfare First steps toward mobilization were outlined with calls to ready national defense and potential funding of about half a billion dollars Congress would decide later if war exists and U S forces may be used against Germany The administration expects a dramatic Congress session between now and April 2 with defense and finance measures under consideration
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