Message of United States support for Russia amid autocracy
The text documents a U S statement toward Russia during a congress period, expressing sympathy for the Russian people and a commitment to support their move away from autocratic rule. It notes limitations on direct aid but pledges to assist Russia in achieving independence and a restored role in Europe and the modern world. The message emphasizes American solidarity and opposition to German aggression shaping Russian affairs.
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Russia
United States
Ansala
Europe
Women Accused of Spy Network Reports in New York
Federal authorities in New York investigate a reported group of women including an American, said to be prominent, who allegedly devised a method to transmit military information to Berlin. Several arrests were said to be pending. one woman may already be in custody as a spy. Townley case postponed amid grand jury review. Martin party officials Townsend and Joseph Gilbert face conspiracy charges over enlistment methods. An American passenger in Central American turmoil, Ryan, arrived home blinded after a Costa Rica railway attack, confirming the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New. York
Slafis
Europe
Berlin
Pas Rey
Townley
Fairmpant
Minn
Martin Grand Jury
Joseph Gilbert
Fearne
Atlentic
Michie Ryan
Sty Joce
Port Simon Dove
Ryan
Chicks by Mall and Farmland Plans for Shipyard Growth
Fragmented OCR notes describe postal changes for parcels after March 1 if properly prepared for malting. Mentions a Ford built submarine destroyer plant near Newark duplicate of River Rouge. References Admiral Jellcoe in Queenstown meeting American naval officers and ships visiting harbor.
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Mall
Wacthiontyn
D. O
Ford
Detroit
Misen
Newark
K. J. W. Heary
Mr. Ford
River Rouge
Sear
Worthington outlines U V program cooperation plan
An old state notice outlines a cooperative plan under federal administration aims. It emphasizes joint action across counties to advance a unified program involving local officials and agencies. The language indicates early 20th century governance and regional coordination efforts.
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Worthington
Public Will Withhold Casualty Lists From Newspapers
The War Department plans to limit publication of casualty lists. The public information committee led by George Creel concludes lists reveal only names and ranks, not addresses, and will withhold emergency addresses to avoid private details.
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Washington
March
War Department
George Creel
Ehatemon
St. Creel
Paris Raid Disaster Kills Many as Air Attack Strikes
Paris reports indicate ten to twelve bombing squadrons participated in a German raid on the city. Nine killed and several wounded as one bomber machine was destroyed. An anti plane Götta type plane was found in the Complerne forest after crashing while returning to base. The crew of four hundred was sent to the south. Sixty one defense aircraft from Paris sheltered in trenches and repelled many enemy planes. The American Red Cross mobilized and sent care teams to bombed zones. Army ambulances and workers aided rescue efforts.
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Paris
Wek
Complerne
Mts
Campa
Red Cross
WeInts
Aunber
Army N
Admiral von Dieberiehs Diehard Duel With Dewey Fades
Fragmentary report states Admiral von Dieberiehs of a German squadron near the Philippines clashed with Admiral Dewey. The text mentions fourteen dead at Haden Bulen and hints at friction over German naval strategies and adherence to blockades set by the American commander.
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von Dieberiehs
Slimin
Dewey
Awcruin
Philippines
Haden Bulen
Davoy
Achim
Van
Courthouse Fire in Springfield Shocks County Officials
A courthouse in Springfield suffered a fire causing about 400000 dollars in damage. Investigators have few leads on the cause and no injuries are reported. Court records and local officials brace for possible impacts on operations as the blaze is being studied.
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Walters
Thes
Tharnes
Siastiboe
Unclear historical names linked in a joining rumor
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jack Picklord joining several figures and a sequence of unusual names, with vague references to a seation soretre and Hugdrids atkas. The piece lacks coherent events or verifiable details to form a full report.
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Jack Picklord
Ale Rarpe
Haa Angelod
Murciad
Mokford
Wovie Stir
Seation Soretre
Hugdrids Ab Pternieds Atkas
Ome
Tiana
Mary
Second Army Draft Plans Revealed Amid Unclear Totals
A lengthy, garbled report outlines expected Second Army draft proportions and regional allocations. It references Crowder's office, calls for around 800,000 to 1,000,000 men, and notes shifts toward university and vocational training as part of the selective system.
CUBS OFFER 14 MILLION LOAN TO SUPPORT ALLIED WAR
An unclear report states that a group named Cubs offers 14 million to back a colonial government with 815 million to fund a war effort against Germany. The text mentions interest payments and a percentage plan, but details are fragmented and names are garbled.
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Cubs Ie
Ifovain
Moreh
HeTie Amarthean
Nannineadt
Tina
Survivors of ship incident share terse report
A fragmented OCR style note mentions survivors and a ship event with names like Landan Mare and Henry Wipunll, indicating a maritime incident. Readable fragments suggest an announcement about the survivors and their view from the wreckage, with unclear details.
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Landan
Wea
Secretary Baker in France on tour of American front
Washington March 12 Secretary Baker arrived in Paris en route to headquarters of American forces. He plans a wide tour to inspect docks bases and supply lines, with meetings to discuss military aid and diplomacy. Attendees include Gen. W L Turks Lieut. Col. A L Grelt and Mayes.
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Oar
Soma Ilina
Taker Las
Pspodiilongry
Balled Crow
Unker Fins
Willinrg
Ollicorn
Surecco
WL Turks
A. L. Urelt
George von L. Meyer Dies After Illness at Home
George von L. Meyer former cabinet official and diplomat died at his home after a several weeks illness. He served as ambassador to Italy under President McKinley, was minister to St. Petersburg during the Russo-Japanese peace talks, and held posts as postmaster general under Taft and secretary of the navy during the 1830s era.
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Secretary of Navy
Italy
Boston
Itaston
George You B, Moyer
Cabtiet Quiver
Moyer
Meyer
Mee Kinigy
St. Petersburg
Wortsmouth
Unclear text fragment evokes wartime mobilization figures
The readable parts reference Japan and war mobilization with numeric figures such as 9 750 000 000 and 27 250 004 000, mentioning expeditions and landings. The article text is garbled with numerous nonstandard terms and misread names, making a clear event hard to determine.
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Kalner Flemks
Votes 10 Sell' FoE's Property Treaty Legacy Crux
Fragmentary OCR from a Washington article discusses protecting German and Austrian property, treaty implications, and alleged U.S. actions to acquire or safeguard assets. Mentions Senator Underswood and references to a world domination movement and wartime property policies amid a contested intervention context.
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Washington
Minretsch —Legislatiae
Allen
Cuapayvering
Helo
Termin Steamship
Habaken
Herman Kuk Ur
United States
State 2
Uo Tentonte
Phat Gernally
Underswood
Mf Ainhauin
America Stands By Russia Statement by Wilson
President Wilson sends message urging support for Russia amid a global conflict. He expresses sympathy for the Russian people and calls for freedom and independence while opposing German domination and urging continued unity in the United States. The note emphasizes lasting international cooperation toward a just European order.
West Waterloo road project and county defense news
Wartime reports from Iowa detail public works including a Cedar Falls Waterloo road project with funding from federal and county sources. Also noted are defense council activities, exemptions, and local hospital land purchases amid broader war effort updates and local civic notes.
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Queentown
Ireland
John Jellcoe
Ehsef
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Hgton Firs Department
Pershing Saya Unite
Namen
Admiral Dewey
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Springfield
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Second Army
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Yogl
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Ion
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Anne Martin
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Anil Murti
Nevadiy Vleay
Baker
France
Will
Pershing
George von L. Meyer
Japan
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Tokyo
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AIM
Maren
Sette
Kal
U. S. Savarel
America
Nihon
Javiet Gengresa
Oremens
Mirch
Teestileat
Wilson King
Lhuyshin Congress OF
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Neelside
Germany
Keastat
Ituaxta
Bfe
U. 5
Panne
Indorses
Miryle Bey
Nestea
Iowa State News
Milan Winson
Ais
Whyalla
Halley
Oncom
Ted
Cedar Hauide
Polen Linip
Mapleton
J.B Daewss
Kilheart
John Wilson
Drake Vulvaratiiy
Rennie
Ogiesuey
Confine
Araidal
Presbyterian Hospitad Anid Ma
Malhilifa
Callege
Tk FL Ralya
Maycana
Hugh Elder Wilton
Mra
Ducuthy Chnatenden
Primayith
Coummey
Salotdarking
Hatey W. King
Dee Mologn
Dubuque
Republican
Truica Journal
Timre Journal
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Waterlon
Liewon Wat City
Mes
RL & Sedley
Esther Ridjey
Hethervillé
Bunor
Heibrat
Sinone
Hs Hidiey
Ridtey
Ind Sane
United States Army
Syderul Grand Jury
Fer Vialulian
Woohner
Hlaisan
Canada
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