Czar and Czarina Arrested in Political Amnesty Move
Petrograd reports the provisional government issued a ukase granting political amnesty and ordering the convening of the Finnish diet. The same dispatches say the former czar and czarina were deprived of liberty and taken to Tearkon Belo. Arrests target royalty and church leaders amid shifts in governance.
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Tzarkoe-Selo
Patrograd
Ukase
Finland
London
Petrograd
Cear
Caarinn
Tearkon-Belo
Omar
Wharkee-Belo
Khleff
Olerer
Exon Seder
Jajett
Holy Syn
Duprevin
Markeroff
Kokovaso
Finland Moret
Aged Pioneer Will Piper Dies at Helix Home
Helix Oregon March 21 Willian Piper aged pioneer dies at his Helix farm due to old age and complications He is survived by his wife three sons O J Piper George Piper William Piper Jr all of Helix and two daughters Mrs Frags Smith of Coburg Idaho and Mrs Fred Morrison of Jerome Idaho Sons George and William Jr ill with pneumonia and receiving updates on their father’s death Body to be taken to Athena for burial while their conditions improve Mr Piper arrived with early settlers in the county in 14 and spent years seeking fortune in California later farming in the Gownts for over fifty years
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Welix
Ore
Willian Piper
Umait
County
Hie
Piper
Wif
O. J. Piper
George Piper
William Piper
Helix
California
le Gownts
German Revolution Rumors Unfounded Circulate in Amsterdam
March 21 reports from Amsterdam say unverified German revolution rumors circulated on the Chicago exchange and stirred interest as newspapers arrived from the German front.
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Amstredam
Cteck
Interes
Mayor James A Best Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine
Mayor James A Best changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a charge of using profane language in public places. He paid a total fine and costs of about 24.25, waiving further trial. Col J H Raley and attorneys represented him as the case moved toward a final disposition in court.
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James A. Best
Costa
Onke
Col
J. H. Raley
Sintie
Arkansas Tornado Kills Seven Near Delmark
A tornado near Delmark this morning killed seven people and injured eight. The storm wrecked every siding in Delmark as authorities worked to assess the damage.
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Arkansas
Myttle Hock
Delmark
Movie Star Seeks American Comeback With New Film
Louie Selenite, producer and exiled magnate, cables Nicholae Romanoff offering a five thousand dollar weekly salary to travel to America and star in a film titled Behind The Throne. The message positions the project as a high profile biopic with dramatic political overtones.
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Shw York
Louie Selenite
Peomiew
Nicholae Romanoff
Atmerica
IMMEDIATE CO-OPERATION PROMISED IN MUNITIONS EFFORTS
Los Angeles report says private munitions firms and government are arranging immediate cooperation. Pearl necklace valued at 80000 dollars reported stolen from Mrs. Frank Sullivan Smith of New York. Necklace of sixty seven matched pearls raised by Mrs. Smith. private detectives engaged to limit publicity. Reward of 1000 dollars offered for information leading to recovery.
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Los Angeles
Mra
Frank Sullivan Smith
New York
Mra Smith
Mra. Smith
Cus
Peice
Mrs Phoebe Jay Claimed By Death In Pendleton
Mrs Phoebe Jay, 83, long time Pendleton resident, died at home from pneumonia. She passed away at 4 45 AM at 1400 West Failroad Street. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the family residence with Rev H H Hubbell officiating. Survived by one son Janae Jay and six grandchildren: Mrs George Gillett Ray Jay Ora Jay Harry Chambers Dean Chambers and Mrs Gertie Hayworth. Her husband died two years ago.
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Ethma
Phoebe Jay
Pendleton
West Failroad Street
H H H. Hubbell
The
Christian Church
Janae Jay
Thin City
Mra George Gillett
Ray Jay
Hermiston
Ora Jay
Harry Chambers
Dean Chambers
Baker
Mra Gertie Hayworth
Nebraska
Widow’s fortune funds Baltimore railroad orphan home
Baltimore March 21 The estate of the late Omer O Merray former president and chairman of the board of Baltimore & Ohio railroad is valued at about $1,000,000. The fortune is to be used to found a home for widows and orphans of employees of the railroad.
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Baltimore
Omer
Merray
Torre Peeaident
Baltimore &Hie Railroad
Munitions cooperation and shipbuilding plans discussed
Washington reports a closed meeting between the Munitions motion committee and Sec. Baker to coordinate private munition production, aiming at standardization. The N Y area builds chasers, warships, and destroyers while the government considers commandeering firms high on price.
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Washington
Co For Ntional Defense
Sec
Baker
State Department
America
Navy Department
Wilider
Ips
Keele
New York
Neworlean
Naval
Hans
Wireles
Chamberlain
Haker
Insane Man Seeks To Talk With Lioyzngge
Laynton March 31 a man believed to have gained entry to Lioyngge home this afternoon. He was overpowered with difficulty and arrested when he demanded to see the premier.
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Lioyi-Ghonge
Laynthon
Lingeorge
U. S. AeroPlane Camp At San Diego
United States aerial training camp at San Diego reports assembling speed and power fighting machines for air defense drills. Officials emphasize readiness, precision drills, and demonstration flights for national security.
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U. S
San Diego
Presidential Proclamation Calls Special Session
A proclamation directs convening a special session at 12 o clock on a specified date to consider a grave motion. The notice emphasizes swift action and formal procedure by the executive branch.
Russian Troops Welcome Regime After Autocracy Overthrow
Huselan soldiers at the front learned of the autocracy’s overthrow with acclaim. They gathered in the public square, marched with red flags, and sang the Marseillaise. General Alexeifs read the abdication declaration at Grand Duke Nicholas’s request and urged loyalty to the new government.
City Hall Crisis Sparks Expectation and Rumors
City officials brace for a possible mayoral resignation as tensions rise between Mayor Hest and council members. Councilman Penland may resign from the police committee if the mayor remains in office, while others weigh investigations and charter rights amid heated discussions.
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Penland
Maroer
Hit
Counci
Mary
Gurdane
Revt
Fie
Bing Land
Newspapermen Plead Guilty to Charges
Merek 21 Albert Sander and Carl Wunnenbers pleaded guilty to charges in a case involving authorship and cooperation with a failed military venture. Judge Vaofnet stated the men would be continued to tomorrow as proceedings moved forward before the jury.
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Merek
Albert Sander
Carl Wunnenbers
Heer
Amiiel Geert Helteln
Jude Vaofnet
Toorrow
Dem. Yeu
Fecen
Enel
Ugsine
Ara
BPRINGFIELD clergy push for nationwide unity
In a fragmented note the Episcopal clergy from the Weerr en Masechuertie Dhow present proposals to the public. They seek broad support for a unified approach to social service and reform.
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Bpringfield
Weerren Masechuertie
Fation
War Declaration as First Action Against Germany
Washington March 21 The president calls an extra session of Congress for April 2 to meet Germanys submarine onslaught with sweeping action. Congress will consider aggressive steps toward Germany and a declaration of war may be the first act. The nation seeks revenge for American deaths and property losses as the president predicted a quick end if the U S enters the war.
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Germany
Washington
Congress
America
Prohibition Brings Brewer Compensation
Prohibition reshapes industry as brewer Roesch shifts from beer to non intoxicating malt beverages. He reports growing sales of Bran New and Vigilancia substitutes, with Alaska importer Meill praising Bran New. Amid nationwide calls for drastic action, President prepares a fourteen day session reschedule and contemplates land defense measures with Baker and others.
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Wiliam Hoesch
Roewech Brewery
Oregon
Roesch
Ll. Meill
Kenal
Alaska
Orinr- Inc
Alneken
Further Drop in Wheat Reported in Market
Chicago and Portland market notes show corn selling at a record high amid a broader decline in wheat. Prices listed for May and July contracts reflect sharp movements, with May at 81.88 and July around 81.87.
French Occupy Ten Additional Villages
Paris report says French forces occupied ten more villages as they push east and north of Seteons. The military announcement details progress and positions gained in the ongoing campaign.
Japanese SAILINGS KEPT SECRET
A fragment from a March report notes a hidden schedule for Japanese sailings amid wartime secrecy. It references an official statement about German relations and naval activity, with unclear details due to damage. Continuous confusion over dates and places limits clarity.
State Plans Road Building Through Towns Amid Funding Debate
A state committee member announced the panel will push road construction through towns if state funds align, with questions about feasibility and the three major corridors. Officials declined to commit to a firm timetable, noting uncertainty over whether funds will cover all planned routes.
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Seelon
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Xer
Hest
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Tomar
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Werth
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Cooper
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Moony
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Hamberriain
Chicago
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Cope
Hila
Portland
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Paris
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