U S Artillery Drenches Hun Line In Fire
Paris March 5 The Americans repelled a German surprise attack in Lorraine and took some prisoners The War Office announced Sixty American soldiers are inoculated for trench fever for Red Cross study With The American Army March 4 American artillery bombarded German trenches in a heavy snow storm The German reply was weak Two German machine guns were captured and sent to Washington Haig reported Australian raids near Warneton Prisoners taken and two guns seized British patrols south of St Quentin also captured several men
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Paris
Lorraine
War Office
Montgoe
Ton Friday
Washington
Trophy
London
Haig
Warneton
Hrntish Pont
St. Quentin
Japan and Britain Must Decide Course in Liberia
Washington March 5 Senator Lewis told the senate Japan and Britain must decide Japan's course in Siberia. He said the United States has no agreement with Japan regarding Husain and denied any alliance covering Near East and Mexico. He warned that backing any foreign force would threaten democracy and urged a clear stance on Japan's motives toward Siberia and Germany while awaiting cabinet decision on presenting a declaration of intention to Japan.
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Washington
Lewis
Japan
Britain
Siberia
United States
Rome
Far East
Mexico
Denjuckey
Trithin
Germany
Mihor
Ruhta
Pacific
Suerti
Orient
Philippines
America
Posermiona
Molils
Exneta
Lewie
United State
Nippanees
Remanians Accept German Armistice Terms
Marntt 5 The war office announced Romanians have accepted armistice terms, effective immediately. The report notes Germany plans repairs and transfers regarding wartime ships and steamship fare from America to Russia, with notable impacts on Wilmer services and related operations.
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Benloin
Marntt
Wer
Germany
Omerica
Rugeia
Werviers
Last Photo of Florizel Before It Sank Off Newfoundland
A damaged OCR item describes the final photograph of the Red Cross miner Florige? as it sank off Newfoundland with more than 100 people aboard. The caption references New York Harbor, a breakup at sea, and a wartime work crew, with names and actions obscured by garbled text.
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Newfoundland
New York Harbor
Japan Will Enter Liberia With Allies Approval
Washington report states Japan seeks allied approval to send expeditionary forces to Liberia and questions whether the United States will protest. The discussion involves President Wilson and cabinet as Allies pledge support, with U S sanctions to be withheld pending a broader East Asia solution and responses to German and Russian movements.
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Japan
Liberia
U. S
Washington
Thoin
United States
United Press
Biletset
Wilson
Dagen
Far East
10 BE SEED HAMBURG GERMANY NORTH LLOYD HIT
Through Senator Martin an amendment to bill is sent. President Wilden Crile denies congress authority to take over ships. The United States debate empowering seizure of Hamburg American and North German Lloyd property.
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Hamburg
Senator Martin
Bill
Washington
Wilden Crile
Congress
Wichvork
Howe
Criminology Test Trains Students to Explain Crime
In a classroom exercise, students were asked to identify a crime the offender had committed after a guided criminology test. Principals and detectives observed as students used clues to describe actions and outcomes, hoping to reveal understanding of criminal behavior.
Weekly Child Training Articles Published for Dated Edition
A notice announces weekly publication of child training articles tied to a reform program. It references government groups and teachers, noting the content will cover youth instruction and related social issues with an emphasis on school and family topics.
Nation Day in 90 Days Aim of Prohibition Party
Chicago March 5 The prohibition party set a national goal of a prohibition day in 90 days. The convention largely prepared for congressional fights and endorsed candidates favoring prohibition.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Additional 40 Men Classified In Military Additions
The list records 40 added classifications including William H. Harris Walter Morrisette Albert R. Muth John Mitchell Paul Chroat Nathan Moeina Newt Newtson Rudolf Porter Ongar Bowman Pinkerton Herman Anderson William Hurrig Lockwood William Vainersdal William Has king Arthur Glenger John Amen William Hodgen William Doherty Annie Siddens Henry Mokletrom Emil Timmerman Arthur Kook Dave Dale John Lee William Richards Wilhid Forth William Suk Yvan Henry Lemboke Melisa Allen Frank Kopp Walter Main Harry Hunter Elmer Wagner Frederick McGraw John Ouvert and others newly classified to join the service or unit roster.
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Son
Wiliam H. Harris
Robert A. Rudo
Onair Kurtz
Henry, Thompson
Jeane
Gordon
Walter L. Morrisette
Albert
R. Muth
John C. Mitchell
Paul EF. Chroat
Nathan
Moeina
Newt Newtson
Newton O Herre
Ruolph Earl Porter
Ongar C. Bowman
Lawrence BE
Pinkerton
Herman J. Anderdon
William HL Hurrig Iephimish
Lockwood
William M. Vainersdal
William
F. Hasking
Arthur BE. Glenger
John Amen
William J. Hodgen
William A. Doherty
Anie E. Siddens
Henry J. W. Mokletrom
Emil Timmerman
Arthur M. Kook
Dave D. Dale
John K. Lee
William C. Itichards
Wilhid Forth
William Suk Yvan
Henry Lemboke
Melisa G. Allen
Frank Kopp
Walter B. Main
Harry
Hunter
Elmer S
Deliberate arson attempts target Dayton Mills and Starbuck wareh
In Dayton Washington a torch was used in an attempted fire at the Portland Flour Mills, narrowly stopped by a vigilant watchman. The plant and 150,000 pounds of flour and supplies could have burned, with a second attack on nearby warehouses in Columbia County. Starbuck’s Smiley’s warehouse was burned, damaging flour and food stocks. Citizens vow vigilance. farmers with grain storehouses are reinforcing to deter further arson.
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Dayton
Wash
Portland
Hornowhy
Wien
Colimbla
Smlley
Starbuck
Liattom
Circumstantial Evidence in Main Murder Trial
The March 4 opening statements reveal the state arguing Milo murdered Pred and Swayne while the defense seeks to show an alibi. The state presents motive tied to a quarrel over Mrs. Swayne days before the murder.
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Cuetalas
Osur
Milo
Swayne
Albuus
Swagne
German Plane Bombs Petrograd Reportedly
United Press dispatch from Petrograd says German aircraft bombed Petrograd amid reports of a March peace pact delay. London telegraph cites enemy advances toward Petrograd as soviet leaders debate a holy war and unity against invaders. Amsterdam dispatch notes Berlin advising Lenin and Trotsky on revolutions.
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Joseph Shaplen
Coperight
United Press
Petrograd
Moscow
London
Mondhy
Germain
Catakrite
Federal Employment Office to Open Here Soon
Pendenco to host a federal employment office again this year with Mr Green returning to lead. Commissioner White arranged for a local committee to maintain the office until harvest and crop hauling time. The office will function as a temporary employment center for farm labor during the season, mirroring last year’s setup.
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Pendenco
Green
Simmer
Seden
Commissioner White
Sent Ne
Whitte
Dan I. Smythe
Merion Jack
Karl ‘Kiesh
Students Present Public Speaking At P H 5 Assembly
Students from Wish School spoke at the P H 5 assembly this morning. Walter Snider opened with a talk on what price sacrifice means in this war, while Oldie Bhow discussed the origin and story of the Ming. The class displayed credible preparation and strong speaking skills, highlighting promising material for future work.
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Wish School
Pring Pal Drillte
Met
Walter Snider
Wes
Seldnee
Oldie
Submarine War Claims From Geddes Report
A garbled wartime note cites Geddes on submarine activity and Allied progress. It asserts Britain and America sink submarines as fast as Germany builds them, with references to naval warfare, channel security, and perceived Allied advantage.
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America
England
Germany
Geddes
War Department Plans to Issue Distinguished Conduct Badges to Men
Secretary Baker announces that 49 Americans have been killed in action and 36 captured up to Sunday. The War Department plans to issue decorations for men including a new wound badge, a campaign badge, and a distinguished service medal. A formal order will permit Americans to wear decorations conferred by the Allies.
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Washington
Baker
War Department
Americine
German Defenses Built Across West Front In Massive System
March 5 report from French front describes Germany expanding from three trench lines to a multi layer defensive network. Zones of habitual combat, grand combats with rubble, fortified hills, machine gun nests and vast underground caves form a staged defense extending from the front to the Rhine.
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Henry Wood
Germany
Rhine
Amendment Gives President Power To Draft Labor
Washington March 3 draft bill amendments from the home military committee would empower the president to conscript labor and draft registrants for farm, shop, and other productive work. The next draft will use a quota base tied to class on a date yet to be specified.
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Washington
Fern
Shi
Idaho Promoter Granted Two Year Term
A historical notice reports that the Idaho promoter of the Mineral Farm Minute Company received a two year term. The document mentions renewal actions, stock, and location details tied to Metra and Teg. It references party names and dates in a terse promotional notice style from an old ledger.
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Laethe Marth
Donekl
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