Survivors tell tale of German raider Seeadler in Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro bound survivors from eleven ships report a new German raider named Seeadler sailing under a Norwegian flag with auxiliary gasoline engines. The three masted Cambronne carried survivors, and counts of ships sunk include Gladyr Royal, Lady Island, Rongoth, Pinmar, Juan, Trese, Buenos Aires Swock, Charles Gounard, Antonine, Bouchefoucaul, and Duplex.
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United Press
Halifax
N. S
South Atlantic
Rio de “Janeiro
San Jose
Rio de Janeiro
Atlantic
Cambronne
Seatower
Jost
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Germiur-rekier
Seeadier
Count Bucker
Germany
Trinidad
Seeadler
Gladyr Royal
Madeira
Lady Island
Rongoth
Pinmar
Juan
Trese
Buenos Aires
Charles — Gounard
Antonine
Bouchefoucaul
Duplex
Hongarth
Iceland
Seeader
Central Powers Open to Peace Talks Amid War News
Dispatches quote Count Czernin and Austrian Socialist Adler signaling willingness for an honorable peace. Reichstag debates democracy demands as April 24 adjournment looms. Reports note mixed liberal reaction to Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and calls for greater people’s participation.
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Ininieter
The
Fremdenblats
Entente
Amsterdam
Adler
Vienna
Germany
Reichstag
Berlin
Lberal
von Bethmann-Holiwer
Popera
Munich Post
Ner
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Socialise
Vorwarerts
Wossische’ Felstang
Assaslink
Itelf
Swiss council rejects Soviet recognition motion
The Swiss rational council in Berne on March 71 voted 77 to 21 against a Socialist resolution to recognize the new Russian government.
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United Prona
Berne
Switzerland
Swiss Rational Council
Socialim
British Tropics Sweep Across Hendicourt Front
British troops advance about a mile and a half from a seven mile front into the Hendicourt region threatening St. Quentin. Key towns captured include Hendicourt, St Emelie, Vermand, Marteville and Sorecourt as French troops press south and east toward the German line.
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United Press
Hendicourt
St. Quentin
Hindenburg
Teutons
St. Emelie
Vermand
Marteville
Sorecourt
Vermana
Peronne
Paris
Neuville
Vregny
Allette
Champagne
Maisons
Yost
British Troops Confront Turkish Remnants Near Deltaweh
An official statement from the British press bureau said troops are now faced with remnants of the Turkish army retreating from Kut el Amara reinforced by fresh units near Deltaweh and Sindiyah.
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de laGun
Sindiyah
Sherahan
Preasi Bureau
Kut-el-Amara
Deltawah
Navy recruitment rush to fill 800 men by April
Milwaukee March 31 United Press reports Lieutenant Hichsdaffer in charge of the navy recruiting station was asked by the war department to recruit 9 men by April 2. The telegram urged urgent recruitment to man armed ships and bolster fighting strength as the navy prepares for combat.
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Ay United Press
Milwaukee
Vic
Hichsdaffer
War Department
American Ship Returns From Bordeaux Voyage
The steamship Or leans, among the first vessels to fly the U S flag through the danger zone created by Germanys February decree, returned today from a round trip to Bordeaux after being fired upon in port.
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Preas
Bray
Orleans
United States
Ganger Zone
Germany
Bordeaux
Unique Incidents Across Cities Highlight Odd News
United Press reports a string of peculiar items from Harrisburg to Grand Rapids. Police orders flag weak license tests and dent ix concerns. in New York a Hindu admirer ogled a girl in a subway. A University of Michigan student speaks for peace, while rumors and fashion jokes punctuate a chaotic roundup of unusual events.
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United Press
Harrisburg
New York
Masher
Horma Dishaka
India
York
Bombay
Madison Patriotism Parade Draws Crowd In Wisconsin
Fifteen thousand residents are expected to take part in a loyalty parade through Madison. The procession will end at the university stock pavilion where a loyalty meeting features speakers including Chief Justice J.B. Winslow Lloyd Jones editor Richard Guy D Goff and John M. Olin. Flags fly from city names and national colors hang along the trolley wires.
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University
Parvillon
Justee
Supreme Court
J.B. Winslow
Richard
Lloyd Jones
the State Journal
Guy. D
Goff
Bilwaukee
John M. Olin
Aame
Fierce Fighting Over Chihuahua City Reported
United Press from El Paso March 2 describes ongoing battles for Chihuahua City. Villa forces attacked from multiple blocks, penetrating city streets before artillery on Santa Rosas and Coropal Hills forced retreat. Official estimates suggest roughly equal strength, with Villistas around 7,980 and Carranza forces about 11,150, amid daily exchanges.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
Villa
Ofcelal
Armcen
Villistas
Santa Roza
Coropal
Carranza
Seattle Officials Freed in Bribery Conspiracy Trial
Seattle officials including Mayor H. C. Gu and Chief Palin Theckingham, along with Detectives Moyer Persen Otner McLennan and Doom, were acquitted of conspiring to use a bribery scheme tied to Billsnley boot forging to defeat government revenue. The three week trial centered on alleged bribe payments to aid the engravings firm.
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Inser
Br United Presny
Wash
Mayeor H.C. GU
Palin CL
Theckingham
Moyer
Persen Otner
McLennan
Doom
Covernment
Stai
Interwate
Tevenue
Aleiefed Payaent
Wilingsley Rirves
Court seeks to close Tenderloin district in Fond du Lac
Bishop Reginald Weller and Dean RE BeIl of St Pauls Episcopal in Fond du Lac filed injunction suits to close the Tenderloin district here. Heating is set for April 7. Complaints rest on affidavits gathered by detectives and agents.
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Fond du Lac
Wie
Reginald Ti, Weller
Dean RE
Beil
St. Paul's Epinronal Tcalbeiral
Atzas
Wilson Waiting War Message Amid Congressional Crisis
President Wilson moves to meet the national emergency with cabinet decisions aimed at war readiness. Democrats expected to control the House as Republican stalwarts miss sessions. Mann named for speaker, Bleakley under indictment discussed, and war measures planned including army expansion. Senator Stone signals cautious support while postponing full commitment until wartime policy is clear.
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Congress
United States
Germany
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Anickus
Mony
House
iIness
Henry T. Helgesen
South Dakota
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Chatip -Clark
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Mannix
Noor
Pennsylvania
Bleakley
Moore
For Ie Cicn
Les Witenge
Stone
Senator Stone
McK Williams
Foreign Relations Committee
Main Events of the Day in Global War Update
French troops in northern France push back German forces along the southern retreat line while Washington reports active German agents in Mexico. The North Sea extension for shipping safety was approved from April, as Allied support and naval cooperation intensify. President plans to seek authority to deploy armed forces, raise manpower, and finance wartime operations. Sinking of British steamers Snowdon Range and Chic Booth Uner Crispin is noted with Americans aboard. A German raider Sceadfer sinks nine merchant ships near Rio Janeiro. Senate war-declaration fate discussed as Hawkins and Williams weigh party positions.
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St. Quentin
Cambrai
Hindenburg
Berlin
London
French War Office
St Quentin
Haie
Nivelle
France
Fighting Irishman aids Milwaukee base halls drive
Milwauke Wis March 31 James J Achting Irishman of Wartford has donated an artempehi e at AtGlater to the Milwaukee base halls. His wife and daughter are organizing sewing classes at Hartford while his son drives the car today.
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Voltadreas
Milwauke
Wis
James J. “Achting
Wartford
AtGlater
Milwaukee
Hartford
Unclear OCR Special Edition Highlights
Fragmented text from a historic paper with multiple broken topics. Mentions Palm Sunday events, world affairs, sports, church announcements, and local notes. Readers should expect an assortment of headlines, items, and notices without coherent narrative.
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Pearteen
Tanport
Palm Sunday
Loon
Scheol
Mutterk
China
OM World
Watling
A. W. Greenlach
Stevens Mountains
Milwaukee Letter
Sinking of Two British Ships Reported by American Agent
Washington reports two British ships, Snowdon Range and Crispin, sunk by a submarine without warning. Americans aboard Snowdon Range landed at Milford Haven. crews of both vessels were rescued or accounted for with several Americans dead or missing amid conflicting dispatches from Liverpool and Swansea.
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Washington
State Department
Crispin
Sus
Queensta ¢Tain
H. Elser
Newport” News
Carl Larkenson
James Smith
Yey
Philadelphia
Inston
James Franklin
George Killy
Baltimore
St Armand
Worcester
Harry Davis
John “Willams
Newport
Milford Haven
Liverpoo
Snowdon
Liverpool
S. m
Frome
Resiance
James Carroll
Philsdel George “Moexander
Wilmington
Bart Thebilt
Uarry Mere Cabe
Sperden Range
Fobrice
Swansea
Collerta of Customs
Cate Xtrainer
Frat
Nesaire
Testes Hollier
Queendeum
Miltons Maven
Panmer Ireland
Queendown Lemorner Etening
Arinals
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Fond de Lac
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