Germany and Allies Prepared for Supreme Test of Russians
Troop movements and fortifications suggest Germany and allies eye a decisive moment as Russia resumes East Prussia pressure. Reports from Berlin and London note renewed Russian offensives, and observers expect a pivotal clash near the Hungarian plains with Italian and Balkan positions still unresolved.
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Germany
London
Hungary
Mae Richolas
Vienna
Austria
Beate
Papacy
Francis Joseph
Balkans
Galicia
Italy
St. George
England
Berlin
Polungen
Kroitingen
Jakubow
Prunsiz
von Hindenburg
Ing
Balkan and European Fronts Try to Shape War News
Reports from Paris and Athens describe shifts in Balkan alignments and Turkish actions as Italy backs policy changes in Athens. Battles near Smyrna, updates from the Carpathians, and Austrian advances in Galicia accompany headlines of French and British naval activity and air raids across western front towns.
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Mary
Abe
Bulcaria
Aden
Mundy
Momma
Melicaria
Turkey
Prince George
Greece
Italy
Athens
Paris
Dardaca
Lau
Cairo
Totis Shes
Car Pathians
Sunies
Publis Fallspetchees Raat
Hussain
Prva
Bukowina
Galicia
German War Office
Tilsit
Prussia
Colonel Roosevelt declines to testify before ship bill committee
Senator Sutherland said the inquiry neared completion with one witness left. Colonel Roosevelt refused to testify citing public information and the open sources. he said the bill aimed to purchase the interned ships and offered no public benefit from his appearance. Joan M. Quinn of the Western Newspaper Union testified that the service did not distribute propaganda for or against the ship bill.
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Washington, D
Senate
Senator Sutherland
Amon
Roosevelt
Man Walsh
Joan M. Quinn
Stern
Western Newspaper Union
Fire damages parsonage at South Kaukauna church
Special to The Northwestern reports a fire at the Catholic church parsonage in South Kaukauna. The blaze caused partial destruction and unknown losses beyond the residence. Damaged area assessed after the incident.
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South Kaukauna
Apple
South Haukauna
Eau Claire
Delis
Beer spills on street in Sheboygan report
A blurred dispatch from Sheboygan Wisconsin describes an incident where beer was spilled on a street during a public event. The report mentions a team and an unrelated personal detail tied to the crowd, with fragments indicating a mishap and cleanup efforts.
Wild Bill Donovan’s Wife Sues for Divorce
Helen N Donstan filed for divorce from Bi Donovan manager of the New York Yankees. The petition says they wed in Windsor Ontario County New York in March and that for the past year Donovan has neglected and failed to support her. He acknowledges serving papers on his wife for several months.
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Bi” Donovan
New York Yankees
South
Helen N. Donstan
Reno
Nev
Lennovan
Windsor
Ontario County
N. Y
Donovan
Two Oklahoma Bank Robbery Ends With Shootout Near Stroud
Early today two Stroud area banks were robbed of 5900 dollars as eleven armed men stormed the Stroud National and First National banks. A weapon exchange with a 16 year old bystander sparked gunfire. Henry Starr is said captured with a 101 reward. One farmer was fatally wounded during the standoff and posse units pursued the remaining robbers amid heavy gunfire.
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Oklanomi City
Kia
Seroud
Okla
Henry Stuart
Wa Xuliy
Stroud
Curry
Starr
Fix
Henry Starr
Bill Estes
Estes
Missouri
Jerry Turner
First National Bank
Railways Spend Money Defend Freight Rates Case
In Chicago on March 20 the interstate commerce hearing examined whether western railroads spent vast sums on reconstruction. Witnesses said rail lines bore maintenance costs and money for interest, while examples like Northwestern and Burlington Northern faced higher rates than others amid calls for rate relief.
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Aasocisten Cress
Chicago
Mare
Western
Intertate Conmckee Commission
Clifford Thorne
Lows Railroad Commission
S. M. Felton
Chiis Reat Western Road
Felton H
Lel Wattting
Crogs
Sir Thorne
Mina & Toad
Austriais
Mr. Wettling
G. Delo
Merter Case Outlined by Judge Amid Ilinois Printing Dispute
Judge Karel outlined the situation in a civil suit linked to state printing and governor related actions. The filing referenced Dee Bathorn and Wilkie as counsel for the defense while noting distribution and publication concerns.
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Mate Anbniogy
MiGoy W. Merter
B. Dor
Dee, Bathorn and Wilkie
Karel
Dishe
Odenwald Libeled as Neutrally Suspicious Vessel
A report states the German steamer Odenwald is in United States custody amid proceedings to have it libeled for alleged neutral rights violations. The vessel allegedly prepared to depart San Juan without proper papers, prompting governmental action.
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United Ef Brown
San Jian
Odenwald
United States Mar
San Juan
Harshaw Dies After Long Illness in Segreh Florida
Harshaw, longtime figure in the Gebbesk merchant justice circle, died at an advanced age after a period of ill health. He led the commission bus of Hareatan & Skinner twenty years ago on Alguma street corner and Monument Square. Later he ran a Cleveland business for years and was son of the late W. OD. Harahan, prominent in city affairs. He was reportedly afflicted with paralysis.
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Gebbesk
Awar de Buel
Florida
Meory A. Harshaw
Harahaw
Hareatan & Skinner
Alguma Street
Monumen Equuare
Cleveland
W. OD. Harahan
Mrs Bray Illness Attracts Coast Attention
Mrs Margaret A Bray widow of a Wisconsin laborer is reported ill with asthma in San Francisco while touring the coast with John Hicks and other Urho figures. Updates say she rests, with her son Senator Bray and Colonel Hicks sending hopeful messages. plans to travel to Oshkosh and Stockton are noted.
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Northweste
San Fraquoisco
Margaret A. Bray
Wisconsin
Laberman
John Hicks
United
Advic
Sant
Bray
Oshkosh
Thomas Daly
Stockton
Cal
iCharles
Margaret
Colonel Hicks
Brot
William
Coronel Hicks
Menange
San Francisco
Mm. Bray
Love cult leader cites full details in girl’s death case
Percy George self styled apostle of the Church of the Kingdom of God told Alliance Ohio police he will reveal all facts surrounding the death of twenty three year old Tenner. The woman allegedly died after a forcible revival at the brotherhood home. Police said they would act on his information.
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Associated Press
Alliance
House
Percy George
Kingdom of God
Georges
Tay
Furies
France
Vist
Brathereiend
Thai Lion
Girl Dies of Burns Reported After Fire Incident
A detailed fire tragedy report indicates a girl died from severe burns sustained during an unattended blaze. The incident drew rapid response from local authorities and hospital staff who attempted life-saving measures before pronouncing the victim deceased. Further investigations aim to determine the fire's origin and any contributing factors.
Baraboo Gets Place in Northcrest Meeting
Fragmentary notes show Baraboo securing a position at a Northcrest meeting with references to local figures and a center. Details are unclear but imply a civic or organizational placement.
Index of Today's Paper Highlights Debates and Local Notices
A compact index lists items from Madison debates to municipal ballots and local notices. The page mentions elections, taxes, schools, markets, and police economy topics, with emphasis on local civic items and upcoming ballots.
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Madison
Peoria
Sparta
Municipa
Oshkosh Pushes Electric Interurban Loop Plan
A proposed electric interurban system could connect about a dozen Wisconsin communities around Lake Winnebago. The Oshkosh initiative envisions lines from Fond du Lac to Oshkosh and Fond du Lac to Bay through Neenah Appleton Kaukauna and other towns, with feeder routes to strengthen the main loop. The article notes existing interurban lines and outlines construction needed to complete the Ger t in loop, with maps and diagrams illustrating potential routes.
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Lake Winnebago
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Omryo
Fond dueLac
Fond du Lac
Ripon
Green Lake
Bertin
Omra
Villa Battles Near American Line In Matamoros Siege
Villa forces begin heavy firing on Matamoros west of the Rio Grande as cavalry encircles the city from the west and south. Brownsville faces risk as the assault unfolds with a Villa officer due to reach the frontlines tonight and warnings issued to combatants.
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Ing Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Matamoros
Cavairy
Matmores
Rio Grande
Brownaville
Vera Orax
New Orleans
Sni
Tanga
Villa
Circuit Court Actions and Venue Motions Arise
Proceedings in several calendar items discuss motions to dismiss and for change of venue. George F ricks and Grace tiny are named in an action seeking damages for false imprisonment and other wrongs. demurrers are to be sustained and amendments allowed with costs.
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eaTsel
George Fricks
Shaw
Ty Tee Cave
Grace Tiny
Seein Municipal
H. Gass
Patcel Dewlar Ace
Fates
Arthur HH
Gabbert
Lincoln School Wins Sixth Grade Track Meet
The Lincoln school dominated the sixth grade event at the Moor meet held at the normal school this morning. About 135 boys competed and Lincoln won all four events, scoring ten points in each. Other scores listed include Washington 254, Jeffers 15, Longfellow We, Park Dale 12, Franklin 8, Merrill 43.
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Lincoln School
Lincoln
Washington
Jeffers
Longftctlow
We. Park
Dale
Franklin
Merril
Merrill
Cempers
Othe
Merril School
AL EL Meyer
Bertessy Teste
Revtor
Tun Weske
Ail
Seer Trark
Door Ian
Hortonville Man Released From Custody
William Voss, held after a show cause hearing, was released following a court order. The motion cited by Voss sought discharge from detention. Attorney appeared for the defendant as the release was issued by the county judge.
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Minneapolis, St. Faol & Saint Ste Marie Railway Company
Menasha Woodenware
Pauline Cuske
John T
Ernest Koranke
Ernest Butt
Jesse Bartell
Bartell
William Voss
Willian Voss
Emma Soaftermeen
Sas
Wales Guards Its Coal Embargo Through Sea Restrictions
The government uses steremieavor to curb Welsh coal exports to neutral ships. Holyport customs withhold clearances to vessels sailing east of Gibraltar. Reported that Welsh coal bypasses embargo via German use, with shipments to South American ports diverted for German vessels.
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Steremieavor
Holyports
Gibraltar
Germany
Lost submarine may be raised by night
The U S submarine F 4 lies submerged off the harbor entrance after an accident, with salvage plans under way. Dredgers, chains, and the tender Alert coordinate as divers prepare to raise the wreck, while hope for the crew fades and authorities assess lifeboat chances.
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Pele
Cali
Pearths
Rexpenn
Idnizhe
Venxuge
Isulmarine
Church
Yes
Shakow
Harvard Expethe
Hone Jast
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Poesia
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Nea
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Ube
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Denkirk
Feomopolance
Dunkirk
Lepeon
Heuer
Hac
Biber
von" Muemenck
Praemy
Stockholm
Bavaria
Moenigzsburg
Are
Local Demokren
Wis
Amino
Mange
Eleves Nes
Farmer
Ucder
Bey Pires Baller
Temas
Morse
Streed
Sam
Stelen
Banks
Railways
Wat
Gaerasr
Smit
Harshaw
Mrs. Bray
Gostharg Vornk
Het
Henry
Baraboo
Appieinen, Wie
Braefen Viand Center
Owen Glace
Paca
Galen Lange
Berl Iy
Owaynay
Mina Lamas
Vandywe
Col. A. Come
Seati Werd
Mers
Trach
Hortonville
Wales
Yeatercay
United States
Trons
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Naval
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