Senators Debate Ad Bill Delays Continue Into Night
The Senate, split along party lines, held a prolonged session over the ship bill with Republicans vowing to talk until March 4 if needed. Senator Jones spoke late into the night while Democrats pressed for a majority to block adjournment, seeking to force a vote before the congress ends.
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Washington, D.C
Ion
White Hansa
Ure Jung
Ald
Reed
Sitp
Selulor Merny
Lewia
Delwre da
Bryan
Florida
Norris
Can
Sena
Hitchcock
Hitchceck
Liebi
Ayn Tedey
Jones
Washington
Senate
Usu
Genatora Newlanés
Smith
South Carolina
Seaate
Wintehor
Sanstor Jones
Fletcher
Fletcher Unilly
Heture
Smallpox Alarm Spurs Vaccination in Legislature
Arizona legislators face smallpox fears as health authorities prescribe vaccination amid an outbreak. Samuel Brisene of Cochise County was moved to county pest house. W. D. Sims urges rapid vaccination for all members. W B Lanier and others fall ill. sessions plan wholesale inoculations. Wilhelmina sails to Europe with food for Germany.
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Samuel Brisene
Cochlze
W. D. Sims
Senate
Smalinos
Legislative Assembly
W. B. Lanier
Lower
Huse
Lanier
Weather Local Forecast With Regional Temperatures
Unsettled conditions across the U S with varied readings. St Louis reports 28 degrees with mixed winds while Chicago shows 24 at night and 46 for the day with light winds. Denver records 34 degrees and southwesters. Washington notes cool temps near 23 degrees with easterly breezes.
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ST. Louis
Couih
Beitwest
Lemperature
Chicago
Elunee
Henin
Migwaubes
Wits
I Dogruen
Vlenry
Denver
Tenpetabite
Demreesy Kaneak
Fram
Atas
Uderics New Nws
Cay Pte
Shetatte
Dunia
Brehs
Washington
Russian Duma Moves for More Freedom Amid War
The article outlines the Russian Duma demanding greater freedom as tensions rise during the war, noting potential shifts in church and state relations. It discusses the political climate, calls for reforms, and the impact on governance under the emperor, highlighting the era’s push for liberalization and religious policy debates.
Packers Found Guilty in Missouri in 1956 Case
A Missouri Supreme Court trial found the National Packing Company and related entities guilty in a long-running case tied to agricultural fraud and waste. Jurors awarded fines totaling 24,400 dollars. the decision followed a year of proceedings and involved key figures such as Governor Maser and Attorney General.
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Septenson Cts
Arimany & Coniuns
SPL & Cosine
SL Lonix Dinesed Kost & Provisilon Memnats
Tieiine Company
Marrig Ae Creyeiny
Foire
Ernor Maser
Supreme Court
Supreme
Onion
National Packing Company
Monterey Not Captured as Carranza Forces Fall
Reports say Carranza leaders Beoulklo de la Garza and son were wounded in an attack on Slonterer and Monterey was not captured as the Constitutionalist consul announced. Telegraph lines say fighting continued near Monterey with heavy casualties and the Constitutionalists alleged to have entered and then been slaughtered.
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Lanedo Tex
Beoulklo Dé la Garza
Carranza
Slonterer
WOUNDS PROVE FATAL BAN ANGELO TAX HOB
Fragmented obituary notes a fatal wound after a conflict and mentions West Texas figures, a Supreme Court decision, and a war context. It references Suffrage themes, international concerns, and a political resolution tied to November, with unclear names and places due to damaged text. The piece reads as a clipped historical notation on violence and law.
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Ban Angelo
Savigiy T Bronte
Will Utekman
Éisherser
Coke Cnnnty
Lore Ute
West Te
Lusitania Flag Incident Sparks Anglo American Tensions
A British admit the Lusitania flew a flag incident precedented by customs prompts debate in London and Washington. President Wilson weighs response as officials seek official explanations from ambassadors Gerard and Page while vowing to defend American neutrals traveling on ships amid German war zone moves and British actions.
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Wartington
London
Uae
Sdek Agit
Tresident Wilson
Umlay
Ausiieesidian
Gerard
Netare
Ld Gore
Tobe
Germany
Witser
Hernstorth
Dak
United
Corard
Bevdy
le Wade
Wilson Mit
Washington
Wilaogenid
Britain
All Ships Warned by British Admiralty in English Waters
Feb 2 report says all ships must proceed with caution and watch for mines or submarines in English waters. British officers from a ship arriving from Liverpool say masters are warned by radio and must receive notice before departure.
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English
Perth
Fragmented OCR Summary Produces Unclear News Item
The readable text is garbled with mixed terms and names unclear. It mentions entities that resemble places, people, and events but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts. No definite outcome or date can be established from the fragment.
US Embassy Refuses Removal to Vera Cruz Reported
Fragmentary dispatch claims the US Embassy will not move to Vera Cruz despite pressure. Mentions Vera Cruz rail plans, provisional leadership in the region, and officials in Texas and Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
Alabama Liquor Limits Lifted After June 30 Prohibition
A new law allows delivery of more than one quart of liquor per person in Alabama after June 30. The anti shipping bill passed the Legislature and awaits governor's action. The governor had seven days to sign or veto, with the measure now becoming law after legislative passage and potential delays.
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Montrourey
Ata
Alabama
Denison
Ienderson
Mondell After Bryan Washington Debate Missed Speech
Fragmentary OCR suggests a political item referencing Mondell after Bryan and Washington, with garbled mentions of Paty Maavlell Geputitean and Wyoming. Part of a near-border discussion includes foreign actions around Say Domingo and a state secretary amid crowd wandering.
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Washington
Paty
Maavlell
Geputitean
Wyoming
Admiral Honored at Panama Canal Opening Ceremony
Fragmented report notes naval figures and dignitaries at the Panama Canal opening. Mentions Admiral, President Wilson, and officials from Washington with references to ships, war context, and ceremonial duties amid a broader wartime frame.
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Wilson
Adinient Ewer
Searatace Tywel
Pike
Maloy Kipht
Will Vuwrtla Lin
Durtechedm
Annenwlia
Navy Land
Coast Guard Battles Weather For Sinking Big Schooner
A damaged, fragmentary report from Washington describes a schooner lost near the coast. The vessel, sailing from Port Townsend to Baltimore, carried a crew of seven and an armament tied to trade routes. Local authorities report heightened concerns as prices and trade figures shift amid the incident.
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Washington
Kel
Haga
William EF. Yerkes
Thomaston
Cabtatnia
LNO Coast Fund Cuter Sonnato
Eteven
Port Turnjue
Baltimore
Fragmented House Report on Peace Talks and Foreign Affairs
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a House inquiry into peace talks with foreign nations. Mentions Washington, officials, and allies amid questions on status and alignment with Hungary and others. Connection to a central president and committee members remains unclear.
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Wilson
Tbs
Maeve
Hungary
Fire at Jewett Causes Estimated 54000 Loss
A fire at Jewett damaged structures and surrounding property with an estimated loss near 54000 dollars and partial insurance coverage noted. The event disrupted local buildings and prompted emergency response, with authorities assessing the extent of damage and recovering affected areas.
Shipbuilding Boom Driven by War Boosts Industry
Shipping men report a wartime surge in shipbuilding across the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. New vessels include a 19,000 gross ton ship for Luckenbach Steamship Co and several cargo carriers under construction for American and foreign builders.
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New York
Indse
Evers
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Mir
Luckenbach Steamship Company
Earll Kneke
East Prussia Battles Shift as Garrison Pushes Front
Chronicle reports new activity in East Prussia with German and Austrian forces reinforced by veterans of Field Marshal von Hindenburg. Western Front fighting continues with sporadic infantry assaults and artillery support as editors debate the display of the American flag amid the emergency.
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Londun
Hur
Petes
Carpathian
Valie
Ashby
Wang Bledoloiire
Hokowitu
Austria
East Prasia
Warsaw
Don Hindenburg
Warfront Rivalry Waxes Along Western Front and Carpathians
Petrograd reports intensifying fighting at both ends of the western front in East Prussia and along the Carpathians. Warsaw indicates continued bombardment and Polish battles near Pluck and Tilsit as German forces push from Gusopinnen toward Lipne by the Vistula. Prisoners noted in eastern engagements, with claims of Russian losses and German advances analyzed in dispatches.
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Petrogrand
London
East Prussia
Carpathians
Petrograg Tnyny
Warsaw
Pluck
Russian
Poland
Tilsit
Prus
Gusopinnen
Magurlan
Lipne
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Denis
Fragmented French War Dispatch From Paris Fronts
Unclear telegraph style report from Paris dated February eight describes bombardment exchanges and artillery activity across front lines. The dispatch muddled by OCR lists cities and names with limited readable facts, noting threats and movement but no clear outcome or identifiable figures.
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Monterey
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Paris
Lusitania
Ambassador Page
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Hosta Dus Brothers
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HANKE
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Mondell
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Feng
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Sammer
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SEINE
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Lore
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Atera
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HS Pirates
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Winton
Jewett
Jewett State Hanks
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