Erzerum Falls to Russians in Major Campaign
Petrograd reports Russian forces capture Erzerum after a long siege with heavy Turkish losses. Russians breach forts Kara Gudekm and Palan Gez and force Turkish retreat from the city while signaling continued pursuit and prize capture including artillery and vehicles.
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Petrograd
London
Erzerum
Fetrograd
Kara
Gudekm
Palan Gez
Qater
Dalan Gez
Bere Boinu Range
Kara Gudek
Karabagas Pass
Tafta
Chahan Bebe
Beva Botnu
Palan Teken
Asnd
Tigerum Valley
Ekved Pevai Tasha
Braerum
Thrace
Tie Sreerum
Ersergm
Caucasus Army
Ezeruin
Trebizond
Sevastopol
Vitzesu
Finck Sea
Germans Taken Off An American Liner
Shanghai Pec 18 The American liner China owned by the China Mail Steamship company left Shanghai yesterday for San Francisco and was intercepted on the high seas by a British auxiliary cruiser. Germans were taken off the ship and the incident may relate to actions by the Laurentic which recently stopped the Tango Mart en route to Manila.
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Shanghai
China
Amers Dea
Chicago Poisoner Linked to Archbishop Banquet Incident
Photographic copies of a New York letter claim Jean Crones boasted of poisoning soup at the Mundelein banquet. A photo shows three men, possibly Crones, and a postcard from Waldo Carnesia questions a friend named Caanes. Police pursue leads in Chicago and New York, with Middletown asking for Paul Crones questioning.
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Chicago
New York
Jean Crones
Archbishop Mundelein
Waldo Carnesia
Antonio Coda
Caanes
Barnesia
Hunt
Middletown
Conn
Paul Crones
Jean
Crones
Cyanide Cause Of Death In Lambert Case
Chicago report to the coroner says cyanide of potassium killed Lake Forest high school girl Mary Ann Lambert. Dr. Ralph C. Webster finds crystals under nails and in an ash pile near Will H Orpet and ties poison to the Orpet murder case.
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Chicago
Muarian
Frances Lambert
Lake Forest
Ralph C. Webster
Webster
Mu Tee
Green House
Will H. Orpet
Miss Lambert
Orpet
McCormick Estate
Army Aerial System Investigation Ordered
Washington February 21 The War Department ordered a board to investigate Senator Robinsons Phare s allegations that Lieutenant Colonel Reber head of the aviation service ran the aero corps inefficiently. The board includes the inspector general the adjutant general and the head of the War College.
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Washington
Army
Robinson
Pharres
Reber
Aviation Service
Aero Corps I
War Department
Geern
Adjutant General of the Army
War College
Crazen Woman Burns Children and Self in Rewanee
Crased by domestic troubles Mrs. Veronica Polvki, 35, locked her daughter 7 in a room and burned her clothing, then set fire to her own garments in Rewanee, Rock Island, during her husband and three sons’ absence. All three children perished in the blaze.
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Rock Island
Veronica Polvki
Rewanee
Telegrams Delayed By Storm Damage Across Holland
Thousands of German telegrams were delayed 24 hours due to storm damage to land wires in northern Holland. Messages reached Amsterdam by mail and are now distributed.
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Amsterdam
London
Germany
Holland
Date Fixed for Egan Disbarment Hearing
The supreme court sets March 13 for George W. Egan to appear and show cause why the referees' disbarment report should not be entered. The hearing follows March 12 with the court to confirm or reject the referees' findings of fact and conclusions of law, as the attorney general seeks judgment.
Nicaragua Treaty Passes In Senate Vote
The Senate ratified the Nicaragua treaty by a narrow margin, authorizing U S access to a canal route in the Gulf of Papagayo for 540000. Democratic and Republican oppositions are noted with names of dissenters and supporters alike amid tense exchanges.
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Washington
Leo
Senate
United States
Gulf of Penseco
Rusned
Toit Uio
Usta Rica
Helliduras
Salvador
Ghenna
Jnes
Ienger
Tat Follette
McCutcher
Nelson
Hmlh
Michigan
Stooet
Trenty
Willinatum
Linger
Haadiog
Lippitt
Lode
Foo
Poindest Suk
Federal Employment Insurance Plan Revealed in Draft
Article outlines proposed federal employment insurance with five presidential appointees to study and implement a nationwide fund. It aims to provide money to workers during unemployment sickness or old age, focusing on subsistence and national relief.
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Washington
New York
Preston
Rex
More Candidates for Nebraska Governorship
Petitions filed with the secretary of state seek to place Reith ville North Tiatie and W P Stoecker of Omaha on the Democratic primary ballot for the gubernatorial nomination. The filings indicate active candidacy efforts ahead of the upcoming state contest.
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Lancoin
Neb
Reithville
North Tiatie
W. PF. Stoecker
Omaha
German troop movements reported in Belgium
A London dispatched report notes heavy German troop movements in south and central Belgium over the past six days. German trains with artillery and infantry moved along western and southern rail lines, with detachments via Louvain, Wavern, and Gembloux as high officers hold meetings at Louvain.
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Amslemium
London
Fen
Belgium
Tejosraa Lh
Louvain
Wavern
Gembloux
Gre Dispatel
Derby Anticipates Raid Upon England
Lord Derby, director of recruiting, warns a German raid on Britain may come. He argues Britain’s navy is not enough and asserts the army is now coordinated to blunt an assault. He urges press restraint to avoid undermining air crews and public confidence.
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Liverpool
Feb
Lord Derby
Werkingn
Amd
Thors
Luiscuissitipe
Rense
Derby
Prince Oscar Wounded During Russian Front Action
Reports from Amsterdam and London state Prince Oscar fifth son of Emperor William was wounded while inspecting a Russian front in the Asinsk district. He ordered bombardment of the Russian position as German guns fired for two hours. several officers were wounded.
German Owned Aniline Dye Plant Blown Up
A German owned aniline dye plant near Lincoln was destroyed by an explosion before workers arrived. Two women inside were seriously injured. The blast damaged the facility, with losses estimated at $000. The plant used a novel heating and cooling system in its processing areas.
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SN. J
Hee Pier
Midivnses
Lincoln
Fragmented Lines Speak of Spark and Hope in Twilight
The text unfolds a reflective night scene with imagery of sparks, a journey through pines, and a longing to convey a message. It references a hollow courtyard or room, a guiding spark, and themes of despair giving way to courage under a starry sky. The speaker seeks renewal through faith and liberty.
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Arkesete
Prisees
UN Puei
The Neglected Door in Homes and Porches
An old article urges readers to enrich entryways by giving doors character. It notes decorative knobs and appropriate door stops, porch touches, and vines for hospitality, advising matching hinges with knockers and planning a cohesive scheme before updating any fixtures.
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Luc
Young Men in Business and Market Speculation
Fragmented OCR discusses youths and the country’s interest in speculation and business. It notes graduates avoiding risky opulence and contrasts past caution with present market viewing and uncertainty.
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Young Men In Business
Tourite Standard of Profits Clipped in Puzzle Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tourite Standard of Profits and peat area at Wap eight, with likely references to selling power or prices. No clear event or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable lines.
Man of the Fessle and the One-Room Suite Vision
A heated ode extols a heroic man born of western forests who built a state and faced danger with steadfast strength. The poem blends mythic elements with civic resolve, celebrating a leader who shaped history from log cabin to Capitol. Also a satirical note describes a transforming one-room suite that folds into dining and bedroom spaces with mechanical efficiency.
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Capitol
World's Deepest Mine Marne Velho in Minas Gerais
Report details the Marne Velho mine in Minas Gerais Brazil, claimed to be the world's deepest with surface temperatures near 100 degrees. The mine, operated by an English company, produced about $4 million in ore and employs a small workforce with annual output around $700,000.
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Wortldt
Villa Nova de Li
Minus Ge
Bowih Amerie
ST Coun Lire
Peerane
WWE
Pest Warkit Sowerkines
Aleysti
Amd
At & Pratt
Somes
Iag
Ford
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Quick Child Relief
An advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless remedy for constipation in children. It urges parents to use a teaspoonful to cleanse the bowels, warns against counterfeit syrups, and notes the product includes dosage directions on the bottle.
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California
Pisiniy
Adv
Arkansas man seeks homestead insight from Irish friend
The tale recounts an Arkansas man asking an Irish acquaintance about homestead law gists. The Celt explains the government wagers on land against dollars, hoping the homesteader can live five years without starving. Ad snippets promote Denison Seminole coffee and marine eye remedy with rough brand mentions.
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Arkansas
United States
American Musical Instrument Exports Reach Ten Countries
American instrument makers ship about 200000 dollars yearly to ten nations with total annual output near 100 million. Pianos dominate exports to Canada comprising most local imports. Great Britain serves reshipment markets. Player pianos go to Australia England Italy and Argentina in roughly equal shares.
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Canada
Great Britain
Central
South America
Australia
England
Italy
Argenna
Gallant Man Misreads Seat Offer on Crowded Streetcar
An Indianapolis News item recalls a crowded avenue car where a man offers his seat to a woman with a young daughter. The woman asks him to keep his seat, misunderstandings arise and laughter follows after she clarifies she meant her daughter, not herself.
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Indianapolis
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