Russians Fail In Invasion Of Hungary
London reports the German War Office announced the Russians failed to invade Hungary, with attacks along the front repelled and heavy losses. Petrograd acknowledged limited progress, while Paris claimed some minor gains in Alsace and near the Ailly Wood. British casualties through April 17 total 129,547 since the war began.
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London
Munetary
Tim Priemysi
Petrograd
Ady
Russian War Office
Ungoklass
Korloch
Uzwok
Wentura
Lie Garmans
Meuse-Moselle
Inlet
Sikaw
Bulglum
France
Tony
Berlin
French War Office Reports Artillery Wrecks German Trenches
The French war office states heavy artillery wrecked German shelters and trenches near Argonne and Les Eparges. It notes French gains along a front, including advancing 400 yards and 100 yards deep near a key trench, with continued dominance of a new trench near Essy Firey road and repulsed German counterattacks. A local engagement occurred near Fronting Aux-Charles and Wey-en-Haye saw bombardment followed by infantry action.
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London
Aftice
Sear la Beiselle
Argonne
Jrontaing- Aux-Charles
Punt
Mare and Mars
Les Eparges
Cambres
Allywood
Arveaty
Furth
Etuynd
Esssy- Firey High Road
Wey-en-Haye
le Pretre
Mashige Syns
No Invasion Berlin Saturated War Bulletin
Berlin dispatch reports a military bulletin on April 12 detailing failed Russian attempts to invade Hungary via the Carpathians. It notes unsuccessful passes through Lupso w and East Buble and says attacks near Seztropke and Felsarzebeurz ended, with Russians shifting eastward and sustaining heavy losses.
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Berlin
Soyville
Bue
Carpathians
Frzemysl
Hungary
Lupsow
Buble
Seztropke
Felsarzebeurz
Hoslowa
Japanese Deny Report Of U S West Coast Naval Base
Washington reports an official Japanese embassy statement calling claims of a U S naval base at Turtle Bay on the Mexican coast preposterous. The embassy says no intention exists to locate a base or occupy Mexican territory. Navy officials say wartime ships nearby would have alerted if any drastic move occurred.
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Washington
Turtle Bay
California
Mexico
Craser Aseine AF
Los Angeles
Roosevel
Americin
Jansen
Krad
Packers Protest Freight Rates Through Illinois and Missouri
Packers plan protests over proposed freight rate hikes on Missouri River routes to Stetcasey and Kansas fields. The petition for fee increases and product tolls was denied by the interstate commerce committee. Commissioner Daniels stated the action reflected unwarranted price changes impacting services and goods.
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Chicaga
Misgouri
Kansas Fields
Winnessee
W. M. Danteller
Daniels
Ehmierce
Nelson Ansgar Gypsy Honored in City Star Tribute
The April edition of the Star will publish a tribute to the late Wil How Re Nathon. The general’s funeral is scheduled for 2:40 at a local hall, with temporary marks of respect across businesses. Autchinson News confirms staff will pause work tomorrow during funeral observances.
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Ansgar
Nathon
Bude
Huwhhinson
Autchinson
Tye Malchinson
Sanpentt
Lomornwe
Tanses Chy
Nelon
Suffragettes to March New York in nationwide campaign
Mrs. O H Belmont announced that 506 women will move to the office of United States Senator O'Gorman in New York on April 40 to seek views on woman suffrage. The action marks the first in a series of calls to congressmen nationwide by The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage.
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New York
O. H
Belmont
United States
O'Gorman
Congressional Union
Night Rider Convicted Bowling Green April 1
O Jenkins, a prominent resident of Butler county, was found guilty and sentenced to four years and a day in the penitentiary for night riding operations. Trials of other defendants on the same charge were postponed.
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Bowling Grean
O. Jenkins
Butler County
Trisls
Gladstone Kin Dies in Action in France
William Gladsians grandson of a great liberal statesman is reported killed in action in France. He was seven years old and served as an attache to the British embassy in Washington. Details of his death are incomplete and the obituary notes his lineage in the Gladstone family.
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London
William Gladsians
France
Gladstone
Horse of Commons
Weshington
Express Agent Shot in Lupiga Case
Tex April ig R 1 Aturchisen an agent for Express Company was shot around 10 o elours feat night at his home. He was in bed reading when the fatal shot fired. Coroner’s verdict says the final shot was fired by Mur jaan who is under arrest at her home. She has made no statement.
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Lupiga
Tex
Aturchisen
Wexpress Company
Giles
Are. Murjaan
Weather Outlook for Washington and Nearby States
A sanitized forecast notes showers in the later part of Thursday and Friday with possible rain on Wednesday. The report mentions cooler conditions and a chance of unsettled weather across the region including Washington and Arkansas with scattered showers and a mix of sun.
British Steamer Ptarmigan Sunk in North Sea Attack
London reports the British steamer Ptarmigan sunk after a German submarine torpedoed it while anchored seven miles west of the North Hinder Lightship. A crew of 32 was aboard. 11 were saved and the vessel, owned by the General Bream Nayinar ilon Company, was reportedly well built.
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London
Ptarmigan
Glen Whee
Tin General Bream Nayinar Ilon Company
Baltmore
North Sea
Stock Exchange Seat Brings $39,000
A New York stock exchange seat sold today for 39 000 dollars, higher than recent bids and well above weeks earlier sales at 36 000 dollars. Trading volume appeared broader with activity across multiple sectors including Liberty and steel stocks, though some names remained inactive.
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Stock Exchange
New Yorke
Submarine F-4 Fill With Sea Water After Damage
The submarine F-4 lies at a depth of 298 feet with the hull filled by sea water from seepage. Divers Crilly and Stilson located the wreck after two lines were attached and the forward line fouled the conning tower. Officials report no holes found and the superstructure appears caved in while examination continues.
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George J. Atlison
Frank Crifl
Stilison
Snarchars
Verun Tolay
Suber Marine
Crilly
Stillaon
Washington, D. C
Moore
Honolulu
Nelson
British War Loss Total Reaches 139,347 Men
British casualties from the war total 139,847 men up to April 11, announced in the House of Commons by Haveldd Tennant. The report notes wartime losses and the figures reflect the ongoing conflict reporting. A separate note mentions Moddan Attorneys holding a conference in Washington with government attorneys regarding currency and public safety matters.
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Lontox
House of Commons
Haveldd. Tennant
Washington, D.C
Louis PB
Dramleis
Meadin
Williams
Vatynaion
Fimo
Silk freight robbery shocks New York rail line
Bandits held up a freight train nine miles east of North Tonawanda near Albany line, seizing silk valued at $34,100. Engine crew and guards fired. robbers escaped in cars and five-ton trucks. Detectives pursued but no injuries reported. This massacre of a silk train marks the largest plunder in the region's history.
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Alpralo
X.Y. Amit
Naliis
New York
Heuwattas
Sanhorn
North Tonawanna
AL Passe
Po Hee Miet Petrolen
Xingara Twiis
North Tonawane
Mindy
Enbhurs
Lokard
Ilnwa Une
Pritt
Kkalnal
Goss
Syracuse
Hess
Armaed
New York Police Clarify Bronx Body Identification
The case of a young woman found headless in the Bronx sparked claims tied to Claudia Hansbury of Lansingburg and Troy authorities, who later said no such woman was found dead there. Contractor Rafael Viallo and Mrs Bertha Wilson faced homicide charges with Wilson held on $3000 bail as investigators in New York and Troy reassessed the victim’s identity and whereabouts.
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New York
Bronx
Claudia Hansbury
Lansingburg
Troy
N. Y
Polles
Nafael Viallo
Bertha Wilson
Wing
Wilson
Winlin
Baysbury
N.Y
Hansbury
York Prlice
Thomas Hansbury
Firi
Wiliam
Gin
Ted
Fire destroys cotton at Gulf Gampeds plant in Mississippi
A fire at the Gulf Gampeds Company planter in Mississippi destroyed cotton valued around 75,000 dollars early today. Investigators believe a lighted cigarette discarded by a tramp loitering about the facility started the blaze.
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Blantten
Gulf Gampeds Company
Gold to New York City banker deal described in cryptic post
An April report from New York outlines a dubious gold transfer involving Lazird Vveres bankers and French financial interests. The piece hints at a city based on suspicious pricing, with references to poultry and exenonee rates, but the text is fragmentary and obscure.
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New York
Lazird- Vveres
Ejs City
DIES AT 108 YEARS CHMPSHAM Se Thy April blows
An 108 year old resident in Admerick, identified as prominent figure in local life, has died. The obituary notes long service and community impact, with remembrances from family and neighbors as plans for a funeral are arranged.
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Admerick
Trial of Fry and Co Defendants Near End in Wichita Case
Testimony in the case against EL Weery M Todd Peter Fry and J Lineikes concluded for now as the defense rested. Witnesses described an alleged hold up plot and the night of the shooting with Mrs Todd testifying that her husband warned of a planned crime and later fired shots at the scene near a dresser with pistols found.
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Wichita Alls
Tex
Peter Fregad
Todd
Unie
EL Weery
M. Todd
Peter Fry
Chad
Eye Nertion
Tune Cherryholmes
Guar Orhan
Testaty
Thi Stite
Id Johnson
Allese
Gelatire
Kit Johinvan
Peter Ry
Ph Stinson
Ed Dohmeon
Pines
Johnson
United States
Wilhelm to Enter Dry Dock Saturday
Newport News, April 15. The German raider Kranprinz Wilhelm will not enter the dry dock until tomorrow or Saturday as coal is loaded to trim the ship for dock entry. Surgeons report Wert beri patients aboard are improving. two new cases appeared to date, but many are recovering. The Navy board is expected to examine the cruiser soon after dock entry.
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Newport News
Gernenava Raider
Washington
Navel Board
Une Éry
Strike to Begin This Week In Chicago Carpentry
A 28,000 union carpenters plan a work stoppage at closing time signaling a broad strikes across trades. Employers say the walkout could halt work for 100,000 workers and threaten major projects including an $80 million union station terminal. Officials warn the wage dispute could tank business nationwide.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Mi Ie
Heavy rainfall halts fight at Matamoros with border clashes
Reports describe heavy rains near Matamoros delaying a confrontation as customs and migration authorities coordinate. Mexican and American officers pursue cross river activity amid alleged plots, with Narations of attacked routes and secret aircraft movements. The situation highlights strained border relations and ongoing neutrality patrols along the Rio Grande.
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Brawssville
Valbe
Gtalvs
Schoneck
Brensvile
United States
Brank Ball
Simned
Taxel
Llewt
Jade Wailing
Byron Q. Jonen
Brdawning Villa
Matararar
Brawnayille
Mrtyamorox
Villistas and Carranza factions in Mexican conflict update
Report from Carranza informant Roxy and Mario Lex vera Severello confirms Villista movements as General Mawmon Wwebe al Ba Marilla announces late news of ongoing operations. Revelations include Escudero’s alleged statements about Villa planning a second Dragen and a forthcoming article on Villa’s ties to U S figures. Villa plans a San Antonio trip to publish a book on the Mexican situation.
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Rra Cruz
Bes
Geninal Carranzs
Mawmon
Villa
Juarez
Miners’ Confiscation Policy Denied by Bonilla
Manuel Bonilla, citing reforms in Chinaxhua state, says Villa government will not confiscate mines or arable land. He says Francisco Escudero, Vila secretary of finance and industry, finished the law on confiscation of unworked land to be presented to General Viliz. Escudero drafted amendments to the federal mining law relating to confiscation of untitled property amid foreign mine-owner opposition.
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LPASO
Tex
Manuel Bonilla
Chinaxhua
Villa
Francisco Escudero
Vila
Finance and Industry
General Viliz
Escuders
Parade of troops in Nuevo Laredo witnessed by consul general
Theran, consul general of the Con gtrisionalist government, observed a parade of General Mac Jovian Gerrera’s troops in Nuevo Laredo. About 1909 men marched in artillery, cavalry and infantry, in high spirits, as General Verran disputed claims of prisoners and demonstrations.
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Laredo
Tex
Theran
Mac Jovian Gerrera
Nuevo Laredo
Verran
Nareisn Vomiers
Uteran
Finn
All U S Officers Honor Lincoln Anniversary Observance
The nation marked the fiftieth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death with a day of mourning. Government offices closed, the Supreme Court did not convene, and flags flew at half mast as officials across the United States and abroad paid tribute.
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Raines
Fregun
Henk
Supreme
United States
White
England Arranges to Rush Munitions
London reports a high level committee under David Lloyd George to organize and speed munitions supply. The group aims to marshal all resources for Britain and the navy, with authority to take needed steps, while ex Premier Asquith and A J Balfour express no-cooperation. Field Marshal Hinhorner to chair parallel departmental effort.
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London
David Lloyd-George
Livya George
A J. Balfour
Asquith
House of Commons
Weally
War Offic
Jlinhoner
Physician Dies After Poisoning Field Infection
Dr Clare Eney H Wall tuberculosis expert at Chicago hospital died after contracting poison infection while treating a charity patient. He was exposed while reaching for an instrument and a needle containing serum entered his veins. He died two weeks after exposure leaving a widow.
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Chicago
Clareeney
H. Wall
Wall
Broad Poisin
Mrs Roosevelt III in New York Hospital Update
A garbled report describes Mrs Roosevelt III being operated on today by Dr Mexinder Lambert as Colonel Roosevelt accompanies her. The text notes the operation was performed and mentions the patient’s condition, though many phrases are unclear.
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York
Thundaro
Roosevelt
Aden
Mexinder Lambert
Roosevel
Ars Hoossveld Amarestiy
Anurctes
Fifteen Die In Freight Crash At Detroit Crossing
A student motorman blamed for a deadly freight and streetcar collision near Detroit’s west end, leaving many dead and injured. Investigations by the state road commissioner, police, and county coroners are under way as wreckage and bodies are recovered.
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Detrot
Med
Pring
Thacwera
Detroit
Tniedo
Tranton Techroad
Charles Maingham
Rekke
Polles
J.C. Westowr
Steing
Charles Guid
Pew
Re Street
Gar
Westover
Richard Vallade
Damlges at Arizona reservoir drown eight near St John
An April flood after the Te lman dam failure near Te lman and Peterman, south of St John’s in Apache County, drowned eight people. The Te lman dam collapse endangered Hunt and Wondrut reservoirs, with Lyman reservoir supplying irrigation for about 20,000 acres. Property damage around St John’s totals roughly 400,600 dollars, while St John’s hosts a rail line in the northeastern part of the state.
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Folbrook
Aria
Igman
Colorado
St John
Apache County
Midai
Hunt
St John's
Holbroots
Telman
Jsimfar Bet Smafier
St. Jonn's
Lyman Dem
Fucker Berry
Auna
Lyman Reservoir
Touil
St. John's
St. Jolin's
Married at 10% Years To Plan Toplant
Fragmentary text describes a wedding or planning event with unclear names and places. Key entities are not readable. main facts cannot be confirmed. Further readable details are needed to produce a reliable card.
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