German American Alliance Hearings Open in Senate
Gustavus Ohlinger of Toledo testified before a Senate judiciary subcommittee on the German American alliance. He claimed the group sought to defeat Wilson and Roosevelt at conventions, misnamed itself, and spread German propaganda. Ohlinger, a German American citizen and Toledo chamber president, said dues were nominal but total membership reached about 250,000. The hearing will resume Monday as witnesses close their testimony.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
Senate
Haring
Gustavus Ohlinger
Toledo
Taebnuer
Wilson
Roosevelt
Consiaer
Kine
Bartholdt
Nocma St Louis
King Ta Fs
Nathan
Suauehai
China
Alliance Aims to Unite German-Blooded Americans
A witness stated ilanca had reduced disbursements from 25000 to 20000 dollars annually without explaining how the extra income was obtained. He claimed the alliance’s objective was to attract all German-blooded people in the United States and to form large, firm blocs across multiple centers.
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Ilanca
Alliance
United States
France
Thal!vale
Morris Bank Organized and Opening Planned in April
The San Antonio bank completes organization with two directors to be named and officers elected. A location is being chosen, and the bank expects to open by April 1. A list of subscribers includes Percy Ti Abbey Charles S Austin George W Brackenud Ke Brown ak and many others.
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Sain Anstonio Bank
Percy Ti
Abbey
Charles S. Austin
S. Fowler
Charles Grasbner
Cher Omre Ly Hatt
Milysz
J. E. Heimgreen
Willam
Herff
A Wendrick
R. C Frank
Tamer
Hann
A. Bronkosk
Ko- Mre
Otia Xephier
Robert Saxe
Seana M. Negley
Jack W Neal
Eugene S. Nordhaus
Herbert L. Oppenhelmer
Lin T. Priar
C. T Prins
Hy Partee
Tick Project
Edeard Porinton
Keanera
G_ Berry
Betrich
WC Risen
FL. Bupley
Charlie Sehrefier
F._ Shaw
Sayagenin
Charles Sehreiner Jr
Stevie
Mra
J F
San Antonio Bank
Fnally
Bank
Wilson fixes wheat prices for new crop
War era policies push farmers to the utmost as officials plan labor mobilization and cooperative actions. Secretary of War seeks authority to furlough soldiers to aid planting and harvesting while federal agencies coordinate transportation and marketing to help farmers realize value from crops. Agriculture and food administration pledge continued cooperation to solve production and distribution questions.
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Tas
Auth
Shermas
Federal Railway Arministraion
Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
The
Department of Agricultues
Government wheat price guarantees for 1918 announced
President issues proclamation tying United States grain standards to No 1 Northern spring wheat prices with guaranteed government prices at primary markets across the nation. The list includes Chicago Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis St Louis Duluth New York Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News Charleston Savannah Portland Newport News and more. Millers say 1918 flour prices remain unchanged at 2.47 a bushel despite the proclamation.
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Act of Congress Commons
United States
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Minneapois
St Louis
Duluth
New York City
Clarlston So. C
Savannah
Port. Jana
Ore
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Mont
Spokane
Pocatelo
Idano
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Galynston
Tex
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Minn
Germans Uneasy British Stoic On West Front
British forces maintain calm as German plans for a major offensive loom. Weather firms, mud hinders movement while Allied air activity declines. Reports say German artillery and raids occur near Alsace and in the Scarpe Valley with British patrols taking prisoners.
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West Front
Mmurh
Pres Hag
London
Poel Capelle
Marahit Huis
Ghnéanennyt
Scarpe Valley
Lens
Armenfires
Yores
Germans plan to dominate Russia in renewed offensives
Berlin dispatch reports German headquarters shifted back to Smolensk disrupting command and missives. Russian prisoners list includes two generals, twelve colonels, 449 other officers and 8 770 men. German armies occupy Walkad Dulne and push east in Westnia. Ukraine treaty approved by Reichstag with limited Polish and Independent Socialist opposition.
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Berlin
London
Walk Ad Dulne
Wsthonia
World Puzzle In Washington Sees Bolshevik Fate
Massia reports official and diplomatic chatter as cables from Petrograd and Berlin foretell upheaval in Russia. Ambassadors flag a weakening Trotsky Lenine regime, with Americans in Moscow and Petrograd awaiting impact as Germany presses on and a stronger central government may emerge.
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Washington, D. C
Petrograd
Francis
I Francis
Russia
Vladivostok
Sone
Nicholas
Cernany
van Herteling
Rrichstag
Wilany
Germat
Arferals
German Front Advances and Soviet Remobilization Report
German forces push on the northern front toward Polotsk as Austrians and Ukrainians converge nearby. Reports say 27 trains seized carrying about 40,000 remobilized troops to Moscow. Germans allegedly refuse to take prisoners, and proclamations promise order, relief supplies, and safety for locals as they advance.
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London Times Service
Levigar
Iogilat
Germany
Koval
Pskaft
Auinyk
Klett
Polotsk
Rugalan
Inonight
Moscow
Oalta
Shelley-Vorlag Undertaking
Boy
Germany Holds Vast Allied Territories, War Map Claims
A wartime map summary claims Allied forces held about 249,520 square miles of territory, while Germany allegedly controlled 1,181,190 square miles. It notes Iraq Armenia Mesopotamia Arabia Palestine and other Turkish empire portions as held by Allies. The piece cites 1917 operations and shifts after Somme Verdun and Cambrai.
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Austelus
Prance
Armenia
Megapotimia
Arabia
Palestine
Auetrig
al- Neg
Geran
Mesopotamia
Turkish Empire
Wilidufies
Allien Wilcox
Afgica
Fatestine
Bagdad
Meera
Jerusa- Tom
Gennalius
Galiela
Gukovina
Courland
Liveula
Ishinds
Gulf of
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