French Hold On 25 Mile Front In Desperate Battles
Paris dispatch says French troops with reserves resist major German assaults along a 25 mile front from Moreuil to beyond Lassigny. British reports note improved Allied lines, renewed artillery, and ongoing heavy fighting with cautious progress as Germans push and pause along the Somme and Meuse sectors.
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Associated Press
Paris
War Office
Moreuil
Lassigny
Washington, D. C
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Bax Monididier
Morenll
Montdidier
Roye-Amiens
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Somme
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la Roasselle
Albert
France
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Mezieres
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Leechley
London
Gerncinsie Stull
Reuter
Brielish
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Arbas
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Arras
Fot Roeux
T Degap
Morning Post
Abe
Wells
Furs Stolen. Suspect Pleads Guilty in Steal Case
A report from Chiesa states that a suspect arrested on four counts of theft entered a plea of guilty. The case involves $3,000 worth of furs stolen from a Sneal Arm. The judge sentenced the offender to a 47 year prison term in Wanjuan. Other lines include stray verse and weather reflections.
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Associated Press
Crone
Win
Marek
Thoatas
wtKro
Chiesa
Hedge Pigtree
Iin
Lutheran Minister Repudiates Berger on Clergy Change
Dated notes and brief items from the sixteenth page cover church matters and public notices. A Milwaukee letter, sermons, and a short story piece appear alongside forecasts, plans, and a late season wheat note.
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Hindenburg
Berger
Bovial News
Evs
Tufcunim
Milwaukee
Cusee
Greenwood
Germans Dig In As British Shells Plague Front
Reported from Washington march describes German entrenchments as Allied shelling intensifies. It notes Hindenburg’s cautious comments and Wilson’s push for greater coordination, emphasizing limited American troop transport and shipyard pressures to grow the fleet.
Campaign clash tests border lines amid heavy fire
Reports describe continued fighting near the border with exchanges of shell fire and frontline advances. The article notes the First Phase Over and mentions leaders Philip Sinan and Corres potent as key figures. The conflict includes captures of prisoners and counter actions by forces allied to the Militia, with mentions of German troops and allied units in nearby sectors.
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Philip Sinan
Boothordiieant
Wirerte
Aronia
Leone Newk
Pia
Wien
Marty
Bettis
Aumlens
Cerminig
Belnig
Hagin Yaden
Auaet
Girl in Knife Attack Arrest After Fight
Report from United News details a stabbing affray ending with a man wounded and another arrested. Witnesses place the incident on Michigan Street in the early hours, with a victim transported to hospital. Police, citing an ongoing inquiry, detained a suspect shortly after the confrontation.
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II Wanker
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Mibwanker
Win
Dee Fteh
Hivan
Muttyetiereas Ves Ald
Ated Usens Saraun
Sileiy Seara Vil
Ail Perteer
Mond
Jehstady
Che Pechee
Tanson
Eierseney Hospital
Vna
Baxbaan
Minx Ware
Xoon
McKenney
Edward Krie
Cass
Porter
Beas
Briday
MichiKan
Xudeniy
American Army May Be Held as A Reserve
In a wartime dispatch discussing Allied strategy, the text suggests whether the American forces should be held in reserve or deployed. It weighs the advantages of a major offensive against the German armies and the risks of delaying the Allied push, noting Foch's role and the importance of Amiens and the Rhine sector.
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New York
Poe
Americg
Pooh
Alata
Rhine
Owen Hindenburg
Sacha
Fock
van Windenburg
Amiens
Foch
Unclear arrival at Camp Grant in station note
Fragmentary OCR describes individuals arriving at Camp Grant with garbled names and details. The text mentions a group from Wisconsin and references a Camp site with unclear identifiers. No coherent events or outcomes can be verified from the readable segments.
Eight Hour Day and Wage Rise Ordered in Packing Plants
Chicago March 30 The basic eight hour day is ordered in the nations packing industry by Federal Judge Samuel Alschuler. Wage increases range from 14 to 40 cents per hour plus adjustments for workers currently earning under the scale. The eight hour day takes effect May 6, 1918, with retroactive pay from January 14. The arbitration covers packing plants in several cities and impacts a large portion of the industry.
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Ted Peer
Chicago
Samuel Alschuler
United
Bandas
Tayelde
Vince
Biden
Girne
Congress Battles War Bills Amid String of Measures
Washington March 6 The Senate Judiciary Committee led by Senator McNary of North Carolina advanced a proposal to extend the death penalty for vari nets of campaigns and to tighten espionage and sedition laws. Hearings revealed government agents’ testimony about spy activity. votes moved to consider the administration’s broader wartime controls including price and shipping measures.
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Tes Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Quernun
North Carollnetive
Senate Judiciary Committee
Todas
Govermaet
Kiel
Dino
Roy Gaendment
Omdl
Brent Jenshitlon
Menon
Tose
Hood
Gelaten
Cetin Dundee
Ion
Vibe Monet
Senate
Suidl Hose
Tbe Sete
Aed
Advehate
McAdoo
Ottleiot
Fyi
Pro Germans Kiss the Flag Mob Tale at Gasheetoy
A wartime uproar reports a mob in Gasheetoy Ohio near Newark involving pro German sentiment and a flag incident. Spies identified at Curtiss Engineering plant in Hempstead New York threaten security amid alleged theft of prints and a police announcement about a nineteen twenty era case.
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Newark
Marek Atha
Curtiss Engineering Corporacion
Heanpstead
N.Y
Qin Lapig
Feli Ted
Les Ham
Balin White
Howat Perresterd
Veleas Cyriel Weld Fey
Prevevigk Arnoldt
Ae Boarder
Hernpseteut
Food Administration Signals Wheat Flour Substitution
A fragmented note from Washington discusses a policy to use no wheat flour after the next harvest. The text mentions associated press style and a social scene, with oblique references to income and personal life, reflecting chaotic OCR origins from a 20th century publication.
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Washington
Daylight time shift prompts nation to set clocks forward
Washington reports that the United States will advance clocks by one hour tomorrow to save energy and support wartime production. Officials say the change extends daylight for work, farming, and defense needs, with nationwide implementation and parallels to prior observatories guiding the timing.
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Marel
Lee HY
Uinepieres
Masad Observatory
Lowis
Reihwenstein
Weather forecast for Washington week begins Monday
The Washington Weather Bureau issues a forecast for the week starting Monday. Expect partly cloudy skies with no significant precipitation. Temperatures rise later in the week with higher readings as the period progresses.
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Vorec
Sunda
Washington, D.C
Ene Weather Bureau
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