Austria Will Not Advance Against Russians
Petrograd dispatches say Austria will not advance against the Russians while disobedience grows among German troops. Optimistic defense plans cite preparations around Petrograd as workmen volunteer for front duty. Bolshevik delegation arrives at Terest-Litovak for renewed conference amid tension over Finland and Ukraine.
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Petrograd II
Yexardyy
Winty
Amluecider Francia
Volgeda
Jipimiti
Anil Breillan
Steveal
Reval
Ralfronda
Thon
Pekoff
Pot- Tograd
Serlows
Krylenko
Finlani
Lavenia
Ukraine
Rettivite
Germany
Poétrerad
Narva
Petrograd
Vitebenak
Terest-Litovak
Committees Named To Drive For Liberty Loan
The article lists numerous local committees and chairmen appointed to oversee the Liberty Loan campaign, naming county and district leaders, with deputies and alternates. It notes coordination efforts among committees and presents names such as Athens Grow, Behe Stanfield, Hermiston, and Weston among others in a regional drive context.
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Almott
Willy
Liberty Jean
Aiatriet
Wet
Tuk
Jean
Liberte Jean
Teal
Athens
le Grow
HL. Wrtin
Viog
Alotsor
H.W
le Morrison
Dn Smith
A. Hartitian
J. B Mettsok
Gearae CO
Ther
Few
Lampkin and Meyinte
Flet Itonkch
Tavie Selarpt
Hatremans KG
Warner
Herbert Moylon Top
Giiind
T Lanrenre
Btanfield
Ratnh A Hilte
Hele Man
G. Ie Jenning
Vatww
Frank Saling
J. Hf. Puebholey Weston
TM Price
F. M. Smith
CG Moers
J. M. Price
Ney Winn
Wedding at governors selling church in Taet
An Army officer and bride reappear at a ceremony described in a faded account. The couple wed in a church service observed amid a chaotic scene with cheering and a hurried, improvised mood. The story mentions names faintly and a local setting with a troubled tone.
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Wilfred Allen
Baler
New York Public Opinion On Transit Reform Emerges
The report notes splits in New York opinions over transit policy, highlighting official government stance and a push for broader urban transportation reform. It cites discussions of railroad and streetcar systems and potential changes affecting commuters.
Nonpartisan League leaders jailed on sedition charge
St Paul reports A C ed today charged with conspiring sedition to teach men not to enlist in the United States Army and Joseph Gilbert, organ ration manager, arrested for conspiring to fight Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
A.C
Townley
Joseph Gilbert
United States Army
Germany
Border Attacks Disrupt U S Patrols In El Paso Meeting
Report from Kol. 08 notes attacks on American patrolling units during border clashes. Border commander Jrefestad references actions by the Marxheier force, with aviation losses and a killed lieutenant Wor Metedul during a crash near La Neh. The incident interrupts border patrol operations and highlights ongoing hostilities in the region.
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U.S
Uwaso
Kol
Masks for Nurses Highlight Field Hygiene
A fragment from a 19th century issue notes nurses wearing full face masks to protect patients and themselves. It mentions physicians like Dr George Weaver and emphasizes care procedures. The style reflects era specific concerns about infection control and protective gear.
U S Soldiers Who Slept On Duty May Die
Washington February 28. General W Porshintin approved the death sentence in Enid on two American soldiers convicted of sleeping on their posts in France. The findings were reviewed by the war department and sent to Prenton Willer for confirmation.
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U.S
Pershing
France
Washington
Porshitin
Wir
Pau
Prenton Willer
Pay as you get it new ruling on Pullman tickets
A historic notice describes a new policy on Pullman car tickets and refunds. It details how travelers must pay for reservations by telegraph or mail, and outlines conditions for refunds if trains are missed or cancellations occur. It notes deadlines and required remittances to secure space.
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Bpokman Company
Indi Epolomid
Polonia
Classified Drafted Men Listed by District Vince
A historical district list enumerates forty five drafted men with names and brief codes. The carrier includes Albert Olventen Clifford FF and others such as Claude te Finley, Thomas Entleht Yeo, William Eldridge, James Tef, Deri A Thostenge, Davinartis W, Marion Maontitte, Ronald Cameron, York, Straygehnged, and Lester Titoley among many. It appears to be a registrar style roll call or draft record with scattered initials and nondescript ranks.
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Lre
Matieulbifey Realiimione
Vince
Albert
Olventen
Clifford FF
Constant i
Claude Te Finley
Thomas
Entleht Yeo
Wiian Eldridge
Hage
Gard Af Alert
Janes Tef
Deri A Thostenge
Davinartis
Onan
Charlee
Weatherman
Wii Doren
Dem Albert
Ellenbormer
Robert ‘To Gillland
Marion Maontitte
Thonald C. Cameron
Lao PR
York
Frady W. Hiermion
Verma
Gard C
Ing
Lee
Willian Jehmnendee
Oty
Rewhwell
May Tannes Wightaker
John
Clyde Th
Sande
Hetlee R.brdee
Ben Foottark
Oh Lawrence
Wo Comitton
Leathe
Sinner
February British Losses Reported Small in February
January through February updates describe small British losses amid ongoing artillery exchanges near Creynhoot and surrounding areas. The report notes retreating positions and limited counterattacks, with mentions of naval and land units, including lines near Reyrye and Harehoowet, reflecting a restrained tempo in the fighting.
Klamath Falls Line Aimed To Tie Potash Fields
A garbled report suggests plans to open a rail line from Klamath Falls toward potash areas. The fragment mentions residents and candidates debating a northern route to access mineral sites and the silver Lake post, with unclear specifics.
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Klamath Falls
Japan's Siberian Entry Decision Seen By Military
Washington reports high military officials doubt the United States will join Japan in a Siberian expedition. They note Allied criticism of Germany and say Japan plans 600000 troops in Siberia with possible reserves up to 1.5 million if needed, contingent on American approval and action.
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Japan
Siberia
U. S
America
Lansing
Washington
Biberian
Paris
Jian
Alles
Siberian
State Department
Borin
Allie
Enlil
Nie
Jtte Siberki
Germany
Tr Iy
Keren
Whith
Esthonian Regiment Defects and Siege Actions
Fragmentary report notes the Esthonian regiment shifting to German command, actions around Minsk, and Austrian air attacks on Vilnius port structures. The text also mentions German propaganda about achievements and a hope for peace.
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Brin
Pet
President To Continue His Peace Terms Talk
Washington reports indicates President Witton will press on with peace terms discussions amid tension between Austro German relations. Austrians doubt Germany's eastern drive and Austrians resent prolongation of war while official advisers hint at troop movements and readiness to strike.
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Washington
Witton
Hertlings
Autrig
Germany
Raemane
Roeia
Spruce Shipments for February Reported as Largest Yet
Potlant, Poh. D.— Col Disque announced he does not believe he will leave Newark for the government to take over spruce or fit mill. The February spruce shipments are the greatest made and there are prospects for able increase.
Heney Says Writ Delays Packing House Probe
Francie Heney accuses Federal Judge Haker of delaying the packing house probe with a writ of error. He writes to the Federal Trade Commission and to the Senate, urging legislation to curb delays. The attorney, a millionaire charged with felony, argues the law treats all similarly.
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Heney
Washington
Francie Heney
Federal
Tridy Commision
Haker
House
Senate
Commission
German Fleet Moves Toward Finland Reported by Hagens
Feb 248 dispatches say the German Baltic fleet is steaming north toward the Baltic port of Pinte with full speed, as reports filter in from Hagens. The brief item notes heightened naval activity unrelated to allied forces.
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Hagens
Pinte
Agent of Anthwar Society War Echoes in Grants Pass
Fragmentary transcript shows an interview with an agent recounting wartime secrets, loyalties, and evasive testimony. Names, places, and dates are garbled but reference to Grants Pass, Liberty Law, and Chilean war ties emerge amid a broader dialogue on concealment and duty.
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Muiraine
International Bible Appreudenty
Chile
Tone
Aratal
Government Seizes All Platinum Supplies for War Effort
Washington February government moves to commandeer all platinum supplies and facilities to speed war work across branches. Planes, rifles, and arms plants are targeted as measures to boost production and ensure control of critical materials. Authorities aim to accelerate disbursement and utilization of these resources nationwide.
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Washington
Pet
United States
Governoercot
Council to Fight Out Gases and Appeals
The council authorized city attorney to carry appellee cases against E. F. Grattan and Mrs. H. Brown to the circuit court, aiming to wage battle to a finish. Street paving and gas station installation issues were discussed, with a request for a service station near Golden Rule Hotel and a Dutch Henry Yard station under review. Warren Construction received until May 1 to finish Witton street pavement, and a drainage plan for Marigot Street was assigned to the street committee. A Monroe Jackson Washington Street improvement final estimate of 642,005 was held pending confirmation of bids to cover riverbank protection.
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Lo Cote
Trnes
al. Waite
Chas. H. Carter
Omar
Robert Simpson
The
Simpson Alito Ea
Court Street
Cottonwood
Johnson
Golden Ryle
Henry Fed Yard
Warren
Witton Street
Marigot Street
Winkie
Monroe-Jacksons
Washington
Cantankerous Crime Arrests Stir City Hall Reports
A garbled note describes a disturbance in the city involving a person named Wiewrcaperal and mentions a penitentiary and a fatal incident. The text references a local criminal event with unclear details about motive or timing and no verifiable names beyond the misspelled entities.
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Jrefestad
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Chloe
George
WAR Department
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Celia Orleemere
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Mritieh Jones
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Pehl
Trahern
Spolane
Gere
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Esthonian Regiment
HMS Big
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Col. Disque
Finland
Anthwar Society
Pendleton
International Bible Association
Brooklyn
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Byrareh
Trier
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Perros
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Elmore
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Pate
TPP
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