New Liberals Form Government In Russia War Crisis
A new cabinet led by Prince Georges Ilvoff as premier and foreign minister Paul Milukoff is announced. The regime aims to abolish the Emperor and appoint Grand Duke Michael as regent, with full amnesty and freedom of speech, as Russia shifts toward a liberal government amid the war.
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Paul N. Milukoff
Manueloff
Moscow University
A. J. Guchkoff
The
Duma
M. Ichingareff
Petro
Lvubilid
M. Godneff
Kazan
M. Kerenski
Paul Milakoff
Associated Press
Nicholas
Michael
Professor Milukoff
M. Shingaroff
Russia
Paul Milukoff
Pskov
Petrograd
Tsarskoe-Selo
Deposed Czar Nicholas II and Family—Births and Descent
Nicholas II, abdicated Russian emperor, born May 18 1868, ascended November 1 1894, married to Alexandra Alix Grand Duchess of Hesse. They have four daughters Olga Tatiana Marie Anastasia and son Alexis born 1904. The Romanovs descend from Michael Romanov and Duke Karl Friedrich of Holstein Gottorp, with many marriages into German houses.
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Nicholas II
Russia
Alexander III
Alexandra Alice
Alix
Ludwig IV
Grand Duke of Hesse
Olga
Tatiana
Marie
Anastasia
Alexis
the Czarevitch
Michael Romanof
Karl Friedrich
Holstein-Gottorp
Grand Duke Nicholas Reaches Petrograd to Command Troops
Reuters dispatch reports Grand Duke Nicholas arriving in Petrograd and likely to take command of troops. The article notes urgent need to decide on replacing officers disarmed by their troops as the provisional government acts.
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London
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Reuter
Petrograd
How To Gain Flesh Hypo-nuclane Tablets
A noted remedy claims weight gain by taking 3 grain hypo-nuclane tablets after each meal for several months. The tablets allegedly boost red and white blood cells, aid digestion, and promote absorption of nutrients to form blood and tissue. Available from physicians and apothecaries.
Russia's Petrograd Crisis Brings Food Fears and Street Scenes
The Duma and Zemstvo push joint but separate proclamations as Petrograd faces food shortages and unrest. A mobile bulletin squad relays official appeals to avoid violence while factories patrol districts and Prime Minister Kerensky contemplates amnesty. News describes rapid order restoration, street demonstrations, and shifting loyalties among troops and the Tsar’s officials.
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Zemstvo Council
Executive Committee
Rodzianko
Zemstvo
Kerensky
Petrograd
Reuter
Nicholas
Caucasus
Alexieff
Russia
Tsarskoe- Selo
Great Russia Joins Democracies as Absolutist Ruler Resigns
London reports that Great Russia has joined the democracies and one of the three great absolutist rulers has abdicated in response to global demands. The development marks a significant shift in world leadership dynamics amid ongoing political upheaval.
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London
Russia
Russian Revolution Seen as Benefiting Entente, Says Hyndman
The article notes mixed reactions to Russia's upheaval with optimism in allied capitals. It cites Henry M. Hyndman, stating the revolution should be favorable to England and France and that Russian leaders are split between anti German and pro German factions.
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Russia
Germany
Great Empire
England
France
New Revolution Rumors Circulate Over Mexico Conflict
Rumors of a new political alignment in Mexico claim General Alvaro Obregon would oppose General Carranza and the de facto government. The chatter reached El Paso and Juarez from interior refugees over the past day.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Carranza
Juarez
Villa Troops Battle at Rosario in Chihuahua
Villa engaged government troops yesterday at Rosario on the Durango Parral railway. Estimated force 2000 to 3000 men. General Murguia says a general engagement may come in days. Murguia arrives to organize a flying column of 6000 men. Santa Rosalia garrisoned by 3000, with Carranza detachment at Satevo nearby.
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Chihuahua
Santa Rosalia
Jiminez
Carranza
Satevo
Parral
Munitions Seized Near Laredo In River Smuggling Case
Federal officers seized fifty thousand rounds of ammunition intended for Carrancista forces when smugglers tried to cross the Rio Grande at a point two miles below Laredo. One man was caught with a wagon load and jailed.
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Laredo
Tex
Carrancista
New Regent Grand Duke Michael Amid Russian Crisis
London reports Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch named regent of Russia. He is Emperor Nicholas II’s younger brother, previously banished in 1913 over a morganatic marriage and later returned to take a military command. He opposed German influence in the dynasty.
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London
Michael Alexandrovitch
Russia
Nicholas
Alexis Nicholaevitch
Michael
Marie Feodrovona
Alexandra
Great Britain
Iongland
Acreage Up For Early Potatoes Across the South
Potatoes from South Washington reports a rise in early planting due to scarcity and higher prices. The Agriculture Department notes increased acreage across Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, and Texas, totaling 188,000 acres this year versus 161,000 last year.
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Washington, D. C
South
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Carranza embargo plan is declined
The United States rejects General Carranza’s proposal to embargo food and munitions shipments to European belligerents to force peace. The decision will be released after reaching Mexico City. The inquiry mentions Dublin indoors on St Patrick’s Day with no confirmed orders from Andrew Bonar Law.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Mexico City
United States
House of Commons
Dublin
St. Patrick’s Day
Andrew Bonar Law
Irish Accused of Retarding War Debate in Commons
In the House of Commons today Andrew Bonar accused Irish leaders of retarding the war effort while discussing the Irish situation. Bonar described opposition as uncooperative and warned of broader impact on national unity. The remarks framed a tense session on Ireland amid wartime pressures.
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London
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old time recipe improved with other ingredients promises to darken faded gray or streaked hair naturally. A 50 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores is applied with a sponge to each strand, concealing gray hair after one or two uses.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Deaf man jokes about dancing with mystery partner
A humorous dialogue notes a deaf man recalling dancing with a charming woman and wondering whether she compared his steps to a zephyr or a heifer, teasing about misheard judgments.
Weed bill to governor in Texas sanitation focus
Both legislative branches have passed Nordhaus backed weed control bill regulating cutting on property of unknown owners. It authorizes large cities to cut weeds fill cesspools and charge costs to the property, now before the governor with sanitation implications.
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Austin
Tex
Nordhaus
Bexar County
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