German Positions in the East Falter as Bolshevik-Ukrainian Forces Retake Odessa
The report notes German advances collapsing in the east with Odessa recaptured by Bolshevik and Ukrainian troops. It cites Russian and Ukrainian actions near the Black Sea ports, including others like Niller and Nherson, as German control weakens and supply lines falter.
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Kussia
Ukraine
Agenex
Black Sea
Nherson
Nillayev
Thy Bolshev T
Germiny
Tag
Orient
Gernciy Seportesdt
Central
Wits
Fonds
Austria
Haya Ornibley
Front Warships Battle Confusing World War II Notice
Fragmented OCR notes describe naval fronts and troop movements with references to Lomwin Minter and Uirsinian troops. Mentions Moscow fronts and cities in Ukraine with recapture claims of Husanyens areas and southern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonwin
Ouessi Des Heer
Gavict Cmd
Reproductive turmoil as Ukraine sues for peace terms
Reports from Moscow and Kyiv describe unrest over German demands in Ukraine, including grain and sugar requisitions, with Ukrainian leaders protesting, famine fears rising, and German troops pushing east. bankers’ loans, wheat share disputes, and food exports worsen civilian strain as frontier tensions intensify.
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Moscow
Krharkey
Muw Ak
Gernushay
Germany
Ukraine
Dett Skrimne
Ituda
Kiev
Nevel
Vitehall
Hog Island ship yard costs May hit forty million
Washington March 27 Government costs for Hog Island Shipyard, Pa, where 120 fabricated steel ships will be built, are expected to range between 35 and 40 million dollars under the agency contract plan. John Freeman, an expert architect from Providence, testified to Senate Commerce Committee. Original estimates ran higher. officials said the total could exceed past forecasts.
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Washington, D. C
Hoglam
Senate Commerce
John T. Peeorman
Providence
Lestihy
Infornational Corporation
Senate
Dayo Mix Freeman
Court martial verdict in Houston riot case of 39 soldiers
The court martial reaches a verdict for 39 African American soldiers of the 24th Infantry charged with mutiny and murder from the August Houston riot. The verdict, delivered to the department judge advocate, will be reviewed by Maj Gen. John W. Knudman, department commander, and carries death sentences without discharge.
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24Th Infantry
Houston
Venrge Sunn
Department Judge Advocate
John W. Knekman
Washington
Tor
Paineboe
Appointment for New York math censor contemplated
A Washington attorney from Au Antone is reported to have made an application for the math censor post in New York. Mr. Morris, also an attorney, is mentioned as part of the surrounding bidding and a decision on the nomination is expected to be announced Wednesday.
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Washington, D.C
Waudero Martix
Au Antone
Dax Boo
Math
Ny York
Uin
Morris
Offix
New Turkish Atrocities Reported From Trebizond
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Athens reports Turkish forces entered Trebizond and looted the town. Greek and Armenian mercenaries said to be among the attackers fled from the Black Sea region. Widespread property destruction followed the raid with significant devastation reported.
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Wondon
Maeda Marchi
Trebizond
Spainish liners suspend calls to Mexican ports due to coal limits
In Havana on March 27 the Spanish liners operating between Spanish ports and Cuba may cease voyages to Mexican ports because they cannot secure coal. The American Food and Fuel Administration has decided to refuse to provide coal for these liners’ Mexican traffic.
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Vwavana
Cuba
American Food and Fuel Administerion
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Nearby Areas
Weather forecast shows tonight and Thursday cloudy with rising temperatures and winds from the northeast. Regional data for San Antonio, Kansas City, New York, and Washington indicates varied temperatures and winds, with chance of clearing or more clouds.
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San Antonio
Clovdys
American Troops Press Gas Shelling Near Toul Sector
American artillery continues to shell German positions opposite the Tout sector in France as gas and high explosive projectiles hit nearby trenches. Reports describe American observers, snipers, and infantry fighting through intense shelling with several engagements and enemy casualties. Distinguished service crosses awarded to several U S officers and French allies for bravery under fire.
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France
Luesdard
Tout
Tehecour
Xivray
Saint Boussant
Hidecourt
Geran
Trenency
Mnitz
Agli
Raar
Fay Wight
Darte Bie
Inti
Pines
Utley
Crass
Jacques Cordaron
Luneville
Teutenant de la Gighie
Aresa
Iso Veen
Donging AeAritur
George J. Leach
Trent
Willam A. Trohobite
Phooey Handy
Philp At. McAutes
Teun
Charles F. Casey
Ds Low
Richard Soeith
Pe Rosenwald
Dineville
Perabing
Medal honors wound in action deputy guardian named
Fragmentary text reports a military wounded in action named Peterson and others cited for devotion to duty. It mentions awards of the French cross to several Americans and references Lt Luneville and Captain TDy. The passage is incomplete but indicates a wartime recognition context.
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Tial Messize
Peterson
Dail
Cotoret Macarthur
Captain Tudy
Lie
Luneville
Spanell to Get New Trial After Court Reverses Verdict
A criminal appeals court reversed and remanded for a new trial of Barry J Spanell, once convicted of murdering Lieut. Col. M. C. Butler in 1918. The court rejected a former jeopardy argument and ordered a fresh trial, noting venue and double jeopardy questions. Spanell’s case had moved through San Angelo and Coleman County courts.
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Spanell
Austix
Tex
Cowit
Barry J Spanell
Coleman County
M.C. Butler
al Hing
Woodward
Plan for No Furloughs Opens War Department Debate
Washington reports plan to withhold furloughs for soldiers this spring and summer as the War Department weighs the approach. President Harding and General McAdoo are cited, with Bilson expected to return before a decision is made. The European crisis adds pressure as manpower grows lean for agricultural needs.
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Washington
Marelli
Phint
Mts
McCaht Sys
War Department
Bilson
United States
Government plans aid to farmers with large appropriation
Washington D C March 27 secretary of agri lands says an appropriation of about 2,000,000 will be provided by Congress to boost food production. An additional 6,100,000 is to fund cooperative extension work with state agricultural colleges. Secretary Hunton also proposes that 8,000,100 of the total be used to purchase and sell seed at cost to farmers.
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Washington
D. C
Maren
Wouston
Apricul Forat
Hunton Alga
Tarmera Tol Cael
Wilson to See Aides and War Council Members
Washington officials gathered at the Waite Home for a briefing with most executive leaders of the war council. Attendees included Secretary McAttoo Admiral Flogger Muel Garfield Chairman Munley Daniels Baruch and McCormyedl. The meeting discussed abolishing cabarets in Chicago after May 1 per city council ordinances reported yesterday.
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Washington, Llc
Maren
Provident
Wilson
War Council
Waite
Avin
McAttoo
Flogger
Muel
Garfield
Munley
Daniels
Baruch
War Industries Lowrd
McCormyedl
War Trade
Turning Tide Hints At Broad Allied Counteroffensive
An air of expectancy grips American and Allied officials as major German drives near France's front lines threaten a turning point. Pershing reports hold key to American participation while British and French forces reinforce and plan a major counterattack in a rapidly shifting battle.
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Waliington
France
United
Prenen
War Department
Pershing
Matand
Tew Sung
Ale Mewily
Supreme War Council Sar
Geman
Vrance
Paris
Nivencen
Violent Quarrel Between Aiser and General von Ludendorff
Paris reports a Swiss interview with a Temps correspondent recounting a fierce quarrel between Emperor Wilhelm II and General von Hindenburg at German headquarters before a major offensive. The general allegedly challenged the emperor while pounding a table, asserting his status as a soldier.
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Aiser
General von Ludendorff
Paris
Emperor Witvane
von Lidandorff
Zurich
Seiie Wees
Germany
Tut Mas Ween
The
Temps
Thi
Henin
van Lue Jendarte
van Jindendarte
Fire at Jarvis Warehouse Tied to Accidental Cigarette
Alaved £ 7 toler headquarters announced that Altman confessed to starting the blaze that caused the explosion at the Jarvis Warehouse near Jersey City. Police say he dropped a cigarette, leading to a fire that destroyed the six story Jarvis Company building and damaged nearby shops. No deaths reported, property loss estimated around $1.5 million. Fire officials described a heavy smoke cloud and a later collapse as the blaze burned through the night.
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New York
Toler
Cas
Altman
Jarvis
Jersey City
Aion
Wild
Vet Stulal
Polleg
Jarvis Company, Inc
Tersey City
Hile Reputy
Itn Hadeen
Torney Gu
Ikl
Plays Way to Liberty and the Silent Violin Tale
A fragmentary report describes a youth’s quest for freedom and a guardian’s instructions during training. It notes the boy’s fixation on a violin, his refusal to perform a larger act, and a disputed sequence of events involving a guard, a court officer, and a probable revelation about his dedication to music over heroic deeds.
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Memjagg
Arnold
Uwit
Crisis at Hand Prompts British Army Mobilization
A wartime dispatch dated February 27 reports ongoing British efforts to defend Flanders. The message emphasizes disciplined action, heavy losses on both sides, and the resolve to prevent the enemy from achieving its objectives while urging continued exertions and unity among the forces.
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Wil Hai
Flanders
USE MORE POTATOES urges diverse crops to balance market
A bulletin from Mry Peslea's assigns calls for wider and more diverse use of potatoes in Texas. Under Fi Ay Peden authority, it urges housewives, restaurants, and hotels to stimulate demand to offset higher costs and align with upcoming crop yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Tulletin
Peslea
British counter attack halts German drive near Somme
London reports the British with French and American units repelling German pressure west of the Somme front. Morlancourt and Chippil recaptured, Allies hold line from the Scarpe to the Senne, as German attempts to roll up the front falter amid heavy losses and uncertain outcome.
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Ssomate
Albert
Noyon
Oise
Diederal von Gudendorff
Scarpe River
Mbert
Senne
Ancre
Amie
Somme
Roye
Suh
Roye- Noyon
Perhass
Langer
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Mother Ab
Rey
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Novon
Teuton
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