Labor's Part in War Effort Highlighted by Secretary
Secretary Daniels salutes both trench workers and supply personnel in a New York rally. He emphasizes unity of labor and industry, warns against misreading propoganda, and stresses ships, munitions, and food as crucial to victory. The speech frames labor as a vital force for national strength and Allied victory.
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Newviise Wolter Sena Sethe
New York
Siang
United States
Sinvalary
Daniela
Ivins
Santuel Romyiers
American Alliance For Faker and Democracy
Dantole
Tabor
Beiinta
France
Bomb Town IX Austria Air Attack News
Five allied airmen bombed targets in Innsbruck Austria near June. The raid hit rail and road stations barracks and ammunition factories. Soldiers and civilians fled streets in panic as German consulate soldiers came under machine gun fire from low altitude.
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Trentiog
Shipyard Strike Ends After President Appears To Intervene
A mediation effort led by President Wilson ends the shipyard strike. Officials of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners report the president urged workers to remain on the job under existing jurisdiction while seeking quick settlement. The president telegraphed leaders stressing the urgency of a peaceful, prompt resolution.
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New York
Bon
Wharies
Wilson
Brotherhood of Componters and
Anii
Theo
Baltinero
United States
Washington
Witton
Hutcheson
Whipyard
Othe
Tia Tam
Atlantic
St Tempora Tly
Wah IL
Renerad
Carpenters and Jaters
Persun
le Sivek
Bresent
Battles and retreats across Ukraine amid Bolshevik offensives
A scrambled report describes Kiev repelled by Bolshevik forces on February 5, with heavy casualties estimated at 4,000 dead and 7,000 wounded. Simultaneous fighting bulbs near Minsk and Smolensk, with broader Soviet advances threaten Akkerman district and other fronts.
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Kiev
Gidea
Bolslandh
Chitin Tay
Alexe
Trevi
Tayaadod
Don Caksaek
Care of Wounded Aboard Transports Under Navy Authority
Washington officials outline care for sick and wounded soldiers aboard transports sailing from France managed by Navy medical corps under Baker Daniels and Surgeon General Bret ed. Exemptions reviewed for auxiliary service aims. conscripts sent to all men previously exempted. Fort Worth report notes aviation fatalities from a collision near Berbrook Ringland’s home. Public appeal to President Wilson and Congress to protect war aids and funding.
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Washington, D. C
Minning
France
Baker and Daniels
Wirat Bensor
Avail Opere Guns
Generel Breteted
Unex
Fort Worth
Tex
Fay
Land
Uxed
Royal
Ead
Berbrook
Montreal
United States
Kew
York Ar
Elvie
Womn Sredidririons
Witkon
Congress Wey
Federal Legislarian
Street Cars Stoned and Election Chaos In Tin City
Fragmentary report indicates turmoil over street car service and a political clash in New York area. Vague references to unions, a voting date, and a special election on March 5 suggest tense public events and city governance issues. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Cargo Destroyed at Atliutle Port in Scania Route Incident
A damaged report details a cargo loss at Atliutle Port near the Scanian via Amaericut route. The vessel suffered near total destruction of quint toeechowine valued at 877 600 as Whitefire and Naderto rent wilt brakes out in the halt. HC hep plays.
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Atliutle
Fela
Amaericut
Chicago Flyer Flying, OthUwA and Naval Squadron
A fragmentary note from a Chicago origin refers to a naval squadron and an assessment of movement. It mentions Claude Tardy and Pebs A Fghe Loni in a garbled account, with limited readable names and places. The text lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Chicago Flyer
Othuwa
Gok
Pebs
Loni
Claude Tardy
Rgnt Naval nyinUon Squadran
Chiesgo
Murders Mans Ende tite, Huw Antanty, Nex, Pe, 21-Houty Jopeon
In Reegan County a man named Sid killed Juices Beltor before taking his own life. Local authorities, including Sts men, investigated the deaths and reported findings.
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Huw Antanty
Sherty
Reegan County
Sts
Valillanite Vauehanea
Senate Body for $2.50 Whent Price Debate
A fragment notes debate in Washington about a wheat price floor set at 2.50 the bushel and related changes to farm policy. The text references lawmakers and months but unreadable details limit specifics. The file preserves the core topic and mentions Wheat price support and congressional discussion during winter months.
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Senate
Washington
Wititiauay
Wadia
Burned and Injured in Wreck Near Town
A confusing OCR fragment reports a truck or vehicle wreck with injuries. Names, places, and exact details are unreadable, but the incident involved burns and injuries requiring attention. Authorities likely investigated the scene and provided medical aid.
Labor Policy Board Named for Wartime Labor War Effort
Secretary at Labor Wilson named a commission of nine men to coordinate labor and employer groups during wartime. The board includes representatives from New York Illinois Indiana and other states with names listed. The hidden purpose is to study and report on wage and labor relations as the war progresses. The panel meets February 25 and on every third day thereafter for hearings and inspections.
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Pep
Wilson
Halley
Representaily
Anu
Aroptarer
Logallak
Gatien
New York
Charles
Bragkue
Ansouta
Conn
Wot
Vamdurvoort
Eiat
Taarve
Iwin Michuei
Ruanos Aalor
Vrauk
Habtog Fm
Wea
Cisterenvea
Boghy
Secrekars
Pershing Front Line Report In World War I
From the Western front, General Pershing leads American forces advancing with units under General Sperta. The narrative describes trenches, artillery duels around St Mihiel and Champagne, and inspections of soldiers as they push toward German positions. The piece highlights observations on discipline, command, and the intensity of combat as American expeditionary forces engage German lines.
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Gia Aumedeas Avery
Atmerican
Pershing
Rome
Aegive
Hermes
St. Mihiel
Ammelean
Het Frank
Oye Gee
Dey Dowit
wEtMlery
Shell
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