No Peace Chance in HUN Plan a World War II Note
A garbled wartime report expresses severe disappointment over German and Austrian peace proposals to the United States and Britain. It references a February 12 statement, a parliamentary meeting, and reactions from officials about the divergence from negotiations and the broader war context.
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David She Ceorne
Imperial Garahh
Cabal
Mirottmorn
Mirottmorn Man Furele Rodpleter
Vreekient
Wilson
Bertetty
Tay Wien
Damier Eltegetter
Austria
DELIVERY BY AIRPLANE MAIL IN WASHINGTON
Fragmentary OCR describes mail delivery by air across Washington with planned service starting next Tuesday and expanding to daily routes. It notes costs, operation details, and proposed use of air facilities, while mentioning a new service center and inspection steps.
Faulty Tar Pot powder blast kills several in war era fire
A chaotic scene unfolds at a Tar Pot powder works when a blast injures workers and traps many. Reports describe exploding powder and a frantic response as authorities investigate the cause and tally the casualties and property damage.
Radical changes ordered by Baker form five divisions
Five divisions are formed to oversee branches of the work with a chief for each division and a general staff alignment. New methods assign responsibility to division chiefs, with changes debated in the Senate and cabinet context. The reorganization aims to align with wartime needs as leaders shift roles.
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Atelt
Fevrrel Wenka
Suntenlil
Bueitinkie
Epu Gelerhl
AUDI
Dan Pate
Lianer
Susnel Sindy Alvinion
Peyton
Maret
Ehlef
Utatf
Abe
Stelter
Mureth
War Department
Fedie
France
Teutons Capture Ukraine Sign Peace Pact Likely Unrecognized
An official Ukrainian government body, backed by factions in the Viernintin area, declares independence of Harkin and opposes the central powers. Berlin and Berlin-backed authorities sign a peace accord with Ukraine, but Bolshevik forces are not expected to recognize it.
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Berlin
Ukrang
Pebrantysh
Togo
Hetehwetkl
Viernintin
Harkin
Paris court probes teen crime wave as death sentence urged
The French trial exposes evidence and testimony linking Bolo Pashia to a string of teen crimes. Prosecutors push for the death penalty as the case and related investigations unfold before the court.
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Paris
Bolo Pashia
Evvetuelert
Burleson Eyes Aero Mail Service Between Washington and New York
Postmaster General Burleson plans to install a transcontinental airmail link within weeks linking Washington and New York City. The report notes ongoing Mexican train operations and references miscellaneous names and garbled text from the source.
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Burleson
Washington
New York City
Un aged ship Lucia plans Atlantic crossing amid peril
A damaged OCR report describes the Lucia pursuing an Atlantic crossing without convoy. Inventor William Donnelly and a shipping board team oversee load testing and safety gear as the vessel prepares for trials in unclear conditions.
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Atlantic
Livia
Deyedeek
Sheporthon and
Donnelly Dersonufty
Abstein
Winky
Wit Abonk
United States draft drives boost as unions report growth
The report notes a large rise in membership with the drive reaching about 6,000,000 before Christies drive began. It cites regional divisions and targets across states, with weather delaying final figures while indicating strong mobilization and shipyard worker enrollments planned this week.
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Washington
Todd
Roatonna
United Stars
Wisheh Chienaw
Lavi
Mountria
New England
Pennaytrania
Potorine
Southyeeseonn
Navy Sees Submarine Threat Waning as U Boats Face New Tech
Navy officials remain confident the submarine menace is being overcome. They cite the sinking of a British transport by a German sub and the convoy system as proof, while noting ongoing advances in American detection gear and destroyer tactics. The Tuscania incident is viewed as isolated, potentially guiding improvements without altering overall strategy.
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Washington
Tuscania
United Sites
Tts
Oso
Civil Rights Bill Passed by Senate Amid Unclear Details
Fragmented report notes a civil rights bill advancing, with references to Washington and House actions. The text is garbled, but indicates unanimous Senate passage and near House approval, mentioning military and profits context and March timing in an unclear sequence.
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Wieabington
Senate
House
Russia Quit War Alters Western Front Prospects
Analysis notes Russia’s demobilization and peace moves reshape German plans. It argues most captured troops are Austrians or unreliable, Russian food and transport woes hinder German aims, and continued Austro German force is needed despite upheaval. Diplomatic observers warn Germany faces a hard, unprecedented challenge without treaty guarantees.
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Washington
Wis
Withie
Wiliitaey
Ukraine
Cone
Germany
Russia
Austria
One Man To Head Army Supreme Director Of Operations
Washington reports a supreme director of operations to oversee all army branches including tank and gas services, recruitment, mobilization, troop movements, and overseas logistics under a reorganized five division structure. Pending identity details and confirmation.
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War Department
Washington
Anerley Army
Mae
Gener
Gengpal L. Miveyle
Manent
Lenard Woolds
Health That Makes Wealth and the Power of Real Energy
A discussion on true health from Hugo Masters in Physical Culture. Real health is more than basic function. it requires nervous energy to think, plan, and create enterprise. The piece argues quality and concentration matter more than mere endurance, linking energy to superior effort.
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Hugo Masters
Relief from war atrocities cited in a letter from New York
Val entine Robinson at 40 Wall Street quotes a nephew reporting wartime scenes in Palestine. The engineer corps recounts desert relief scenes after fires, a brush with Turks, a flag of truce, Turkish officers seeking a doctor, and hostages kept for safe return. Two wounded regiments return with gratitude and longing for home.
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Valentine Robinson
Wall Street
New York
The
Herald
Engineers’ Corps
Palestine
Devens
Old Testament Written Long Before Christ Birth
The text notes that all Old Testament books were written well before Christ's birth, some 1,400 years prior, others from 500 to 1,000 years earlier, and none less than 300 to 400 years before. It adds that the Gospels and other New Testament writings were penned from 83 to 60 or 70 years after Christ's birth.
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Christ
Are Parrots Left Handed In Climbing And Use
The note questions whether parrots show a preference for the left claw in climbing and manipulation versus the right. It discusses observed bias and asks if parrots are inherently left handed in their behavior.
Women Carry All Wealth in Dintteh Gilatia
In Dintteh Gilatia women hold family savings as heavy bracelets anklets necklaces and even crowns of gold and silver.
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