Rioting in Munich as Spartacans push for Soviet republic
Feb 28 reports from Copenhagen and Paris describe Spartacan and Wiener troops marching on the Bavarian Diet in Munich to install a Soviet republic. Government troops seize Hamborn as clashes kill several Spartacans. 115 prisoners captured. Spartacans control public buildings and presses. food rations tighten for workers.
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Kaiser
Prince Leopold
Copenhagen
Munich
The
Politiken
Parlias Diett
Diet
Bavaria
Hamborn
Uly
Paris
Berlinassische Zeitung
Quntel
Havas
Basle
Berlin
Turbulent European Crisis Deepens as Alliances Shift
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion of Bavarian and Baden forces and a disputed leadership change. References to a General Court and tensions within government hint at a growing European power struggle. Notable names include Wilhelm Moehlint and royal figures linked to Davari, with claims of military movements and possible upheaval.
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Baden
Tosuaern
Hornig
Generd Lourtil
Musivteun
Saavik Governient
Wilhelm Moehlint
Keupinvarkk
Partiae Orem
la Mongol
Prine Danehitas
Imperor
Willes
Davari
Uniter Sexta
Unclear OCR Item from Magdeburg Shown in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a strike context in Saxony Anhalt with mentions of Magdeburg, Werder, and Spartans. It references potential labor actions, a bank, and external pressures around a socialist trade environment, without coherent dates or names.
Political Turmoil Shakes South Avenue Regime
Amid shifting allegiances in Wilhelmstryan politics local officials report a volatile struggle between royalists and republicans. The crisis stalls government reform as factions rely on minority support, while labor groups press for an eight hour workday and wage increases amid tensions.
Artillery Brigade of 36th Division Sails From France
The 36th Division artillery brigade sails from France returning toward home after operations with the regiment. Casualties and reorganization details are unclear as the unit moves toward denser ports in the postwar redeployment.
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France
Wits Field Artillery
Bob Antweip
Caldwell
Giealyne
Praire
St. Nazaire
Imuk
Weather Postcard Fragment Notes Odd Temp Readings
A fragmented weather report from Yur Sun Anintio and nearby mentions peculiar terms and garbled segments. It includes references to temperatures around 84 degrees and 24 thaw, with scattered notes about wind and conditions, though many details are unreadable.
Red Starve: Bolshevik War Horror Revealed in Eyewitness Interview
An interview from Westminster Gazette conveys a harrowing account of famine and rationing under Bolshevik rule in Russia. The witness describes bread shortages, state control, and forced labor as families struggle to survive while authorities impose austere measures and confiscations.
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Eardyd
the Public Ledger Co
Laniton
Thy
Westminster Gunette
Russia
Bolshevists
Thir Vertuinater Gazette
Kivita
Steading Geal
Ie Baie
Ihtssia
Ropehuys
jHlone
Mangliehaven
With and Pan
Dix
Jon Bee
Tomnevtats
Lunashneskle
Evens
Sud
Mtr
Keig
Formien
Avista Jalaan
Hans
Thor
Anny
Meath
Renault
Winnie
Wilson denial of Ireland remark sparks Senate clash
A White House denial surrounds a reported Ireland remark as the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee and supporters debate responsibility. Senators Mitch/Teack and Williams challenge the report in New York and demand clarification amid party tensions and public interest.
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Wilson
Ireland
W. C. Web
Dyne
White Howe
England
Pregent
Amy Ly
White House
Imulty
Senate
Mitch- Teack
Nebraska
New York
Sui
Hitchenek
Liomdabom
Senaby Williams
Mississippi
Guy
Guy Whiphempest Acces Wordy Be Seothed Between Trokomd
Benatar Murah
Dali
Whosivnes
Daring Bandit Killed in Mare Hy Actions
Reported in Mestre City on February 28, a notorious Chilean fugitive once tied to several bandit operations is said to have led attacks across the region. His body was found after a raid into the village of Chohaly, where locals described the violence and casualties.
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Mestre City
Luta Verra
Tats
Ober
General
Adventuvnns
Genitedegs
Wader Messham
Chohaly
Hhiwe
Helen Eae
Enning
Vawlul
Meshell
Binet
Oxhiuid
Gromod
Phat
Calida
Betrayed by Feet at Bergen Store Heist
A clipped report describes a theft at a Bergen shop where a man was caught slipping a Labret and pockets, triggering a surveillance twist. Investigators searched his home and found uncertain traces linked to a store heist.
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Echcahee Fae
Tyres
Cooper Tiadey
Fernome
Bergen
Liquor Boats Seized by U S Marshals in Chicago Area
Federal agents seized several boats amid liquor trafficking probes on the Mississippi River system. Officials say owners’ identities were not immediately disclosed and the vessels may be auctioned. Police investigation notes connections to Chicago area illicit whiskey operations.
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Nut
Perecedis
Wilson and Taft in New York Addresses Tuesday
Readable fragments describe President Wilson and former President Taft planning speeches in New York on Tuesday. The text references a White House event and public notices with scattered details about times, venues, and attendees.
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Wilson
Taft
New York
Washington Modern If Advising Nation Now Declares
Fragmented account cites Nenath Litchenel and the League of Nath discussing Washington as a model for a modern nation. The piece references George Washington and a historical setting with unclear details about leadership, beddress imagery, and lighted streets.
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Washington
George Washington
Raveyell
Nenath Litchenel
League of Nath
Sammie
Dloeteia
Lodge Declares League Draft Threatens World Peace
Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge warns against the League of Nations as drafted, urging careful revision. He argues no provision for electing delegates and cautions that U S participation could drag the nation into international entanglements.
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Lodge
Washington, D.C
League of Nations
Massachusetts
Senate
Prex
Wilson Sey
Tie
Tiny
Ame
Putin
Vliseagsims
Supreme Couneil
Fe Pitovddion
Earloan
Seine
Germany
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Hienmattyna
Estey
Weiven
Saxeany
Saxe
Wisie
Ntumar Hayers Mint Aten
Fheaus
Lhdenuis
Newa
Norlin
Cosuliats
Wilhelmtruyen
Kurt
Marhor Workers Vale
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Alleck
Mariner Anf
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National Way
Lone Mt Hoa
F. A. Regiment
Waatnku Tphecast
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Tale
Fred
Whatibie
Dlouay
Age Naik
Bowen
Ais
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Ian
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Ted
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Goa
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Base Hospital
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Lala
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