Lenine Rial Facing Many New Problems
A fragmented report describes the crisis surrounding Lenine Rial and the Bolshevik government amid unrest. It notes delegates in the Constituent Assembly, German negotiations, and Bolshevik pressure on territories including Poland and Lithuania, with clashes and evacuations reported near Odessa and Poltava as signals of mounting upheaval.
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Lenine Rial
Jennie Will
Poland
Courlad
Lithuania
Ebouty
Uiatsky
Vasil
Pennyty
Clermans
Tornign
Lratssy
Jorest
Renter Loving
Ile
Bing
Bay
Talsheviki
Guyiava
Odessa
Sid
Poltava
Irkutsk
Siberia
Autelplicudn Petrograd
Inj
Petrograd
Lenine and Trotsky At Odds Over Policy In Petrograd
Petrograd notes report growing tensions between Premier Lenine and Trotsky as Trotsky pursues independent foreign policy moves and Lenine contemplates resigning to test confidence at the Congress of Workmen and Soldiers Deputies.
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Simcknolm, Sau
Lenine
Trotsky
Petrograd
Thelsingtors Muvurstadsbladet
Lening
Tugsiai
Toin
Congress of Workmen's and Soldiers
Delor Catee
Assembly Deliberations Obscured by Turmoil in Petrograd
In London on March 18 a Daily News dispatch reports growing unrest in Petrograd as the assembly convenes spark fresh strains. Workers face hunger while officials and police struggle to maintain order amid shortages and rumors of strikes.
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London
Pseu
Vetvagriu
Junge
UWE
Daily New
Detrograd
Petrograd
le Watley
Ui Yhanes
Utemm Petrograd
le Daily News
Wulter
Mall
Venta
Liv Gitler
Dorstan Discount Loan Bank
Thane
Joe Teviter Dliqpadeh
Opposition leader renamed for clash at Unerigay
Reported movement in government rents ongoing conflicts between opposing factions. Kornlett, a faction leader, is rumored to be wounded in fighting with Bolsheviki near Unerigay. Commissary M Broughy to issue decree regulating foreign trade as pressure committees operate in various countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atvikere
Kornlett
Chnerth Kormlett
Ims
Bolsheviki
M. Broughy
Qial Oporta
Russia
Irish Convention in Recess as Talks Seek Breakthrough
The Irish convention adjourned until next Tuesday amid pressure to resolve the impasse on promised reforms. Dublin observers report the pause brings fresh hope that a path to agreement can be found before Wednesday, with hopes high for a decisive settlement.
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Lennon
Valle
Sam Antonie Lele
Phiadelphia Peblle Ledger
Longsughi
Eke Publig Dodger
London
Din
Times Dublin
College Green
Trinity College Green
Nowy
Wenesday
Senate committee pushes bill for a munitions chief
A Senate committee urged a bill to create a director of munition supply with presidential appointment and cabinet authority. The proposal envisions control of procurement, distribution, and war materiel oversight across government agencies, with a focus on unified direction during wartime.
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Senate
Wash Larrea
Monte Honk Plecides
Iing
Momhure
Riport
Benate
Henatar
Mitehenek
Baker
Billy Witmaley
Galindbaura
Wilson Ends Plant Operations to Aid War Effort
President Wilson and Dr. Garfield ordered closure of factories to conserve materials for American troops abroad, prompting protests from business groups and organized labor. Officials split on the move as demand for food and supplies rises with allies, while production capacity is temporarily reduced to aid the war.
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Wilsaus
Garfield
Wilson
Br. Gurltield
Bukter
Daidels Mai
Gaetib
White House
Congress
Javor
Saivel Goiupers
American Federation of Labor
Garfield Caid
New York Faces Five Day Industrial Suspension
New York entered a five day industrial suspension amid confusion over coal conservation orders. Albert Wiggin, state administrator, could not confirm who would enforce them as merchants and industrial groups protested. The stock market moved to open with caution as retailers and firms prepared for the impact of the decree.
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New Youk
New Yorke
Hecusa
Duck
Albert Wiggin
Pho
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Isi
Teast
New
Missouri orders curfew and business closures amid heat wave
The Missouri regime imposes a curfew from 7 pm to 10 am and bans most amusements, theaters, restaurants, and nonessential retail. only out-of-town workers and limited grocery and meat markets operate within strict hours. Office buildings, signs, and delivery rules enforce the restrictions to curb demand and conserve resources.
Fuel Administration issues broad wartime fuel regulation
The United States Fuel Administrator issues an executive order governing fuel supply for national security. It outlines prioritized allocations to railroads, domestic consumers, utilities, and essential industries, plus daily restrictions on fuel use for manufacturers and certain services through March 1918.
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Washington
United States
Corti
United Shirer
Varlona
Milanhetury Inc
Multufacturera of
Banksy Trust
Businexy
Syrup of Figs for Children Warning Ad Text
Ad copy warns parents about a counterfeit "California Syrup of Figs" from My Burn Company. Claims product cures feverish children, warns against fake labels, and emphasizes domestic manufacture with hazardous language and garbled directions. The piece repeats cautions on dosage and ailments, urging vigilance to avoid unsafe imitation remedies.
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Wigan
Howala
Tongie
Eld
California
Baldwin Locomotive Works Ordered to Close Amid Fuel Dispute
Philadelphia January 18 Baldwin Locomotive Works with about 20000 workers faces forced shutdown after William Potter Pennsylvania Fuel Administrator demands full compliance with a five day layoff order. The company and indust rial leaders threaten closures if orders are not obeyed.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Fuel Administration
William Potter
Pennsylvania
Alba Bo Juhnewe
Indwetey
John—sow Bag
Potter
Pokton
Orter
Chicago Heat Blasts Halt Industry and Power
In Chicago the third severe cold snap in two weeks forced widespread disruption as temperatures plunged to 26 below in suburbs and five below in the city. Officials report millions idle, with coal rationing and production halts across plants. National Fuel Administration orders trigger large wage losses and withheld deliveries, while telegraph and other services struggle amid record cold.
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Chicago
Tan
Garfield
Suburab
Saridanartitgat
Walt
Garfield Hag
Cristy
National Fuel Administration
Lote
Ente
Cabrera Receives Visit Amid Regional Talks
Officials report Cabrera diary notes a planned regional tour through Uruguay and Peru after a holiday break since December 28. The delegation’s aim is to discuss American republics and potential further visits to other countries as part of diplomatic outreach.
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OS Aires
Alton
Seth Aiiverien
Uruguay
Peru
Air Fights by Americans Highlighted by Balsley
Balsley recounts American air engagements with Colonel Chic and Captain Chitty present at a military gathering. He lauds organized public support, discipline, and wartime efforts while noting social events including songs and a morning toast. The London market report notes a sharp drop with shops closing.
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Chic
W. D. Chitty
Iy Af
de Bren
Antonin
Amesien
Ahuult
Bulge Cntonel Nitty
Titsas
Tims
Mike
Seany
Wolly Field
Yin
Bento
Rou
Majentie Theater
McKenejo
Moorning
London Times Calls Food Distribution Reform Urgent
The London Times argues for immediate changes in food distribution citing worsening weather and lines for essentials. It highlights public frustration, enduring queues, and reports of hoarding and profiteering while urging frank action from authorities.
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London Times
Londin
Jese 1
Englad
London
Qy Penn
Food Department
Fragmentary OCR item on miners and additions
The readable lines describe a general committee inviting 25 000 miners for additional equipment and hard coal needs. The text is heavily garbled with missing names and places, but implies a request linked to worker recruitment and resource expansion amid wartime or industrial effort.
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