China Breaks Relations With Germany Amid War Tensions
Washington reports that on March 14 China severed diplomatic ties with Germany and handed the German minister his passports. China seized six German merchant ships in Shanghai and placed armed guards on vessels. The move follows German submarine attacks and Kaiser's prior actions in China. The action may signal broader shifts in Far Eastern history as China aligns with Japan and the Entente powers.
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Washington
Telnsch
Pekin
State Department
China
Germany
Navy Department
Shanghai
United States
Europe
Shantung
Portugal
Ching
Republic
Japan
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A courtroom report notes a minor sentence involving Lester Clifford and a defendant named Ler jerlponne mae. The hearing, held Monday night, addressed custody and a return order to the emutty doll Wertnesdigy, with the defendant listed as Ne abbentou al Ole puree bine TLewiste.
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Leietin
Tuitia
Sewer Rayne
Lester Clifford Tan
Jerlponne
Vareday
Tariff Board Names and State House Action Described
Officials including Tariff Board members and state representatives were referenced in a tense session at the state capitol. A heated debate over a tax measure and related laws surrounded shifts in leadership, with lawmakers and witnesses called to the floor for comments and questions.
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Wileon Names Tariff Board
Wyehie Ton
Witton Tae
Aielore
Marvendahieriy
Rorledd
Byuefield
Pale Dewel
Steper
Meales
E. Po Cearstad
Civer
Cot
W. B. Cola
Anor
Battle Fought at Trintheran in the Warliadion Conflict
Fragmentary report describes a battle at Trintheran with heavy losses and uncertain outcomes. Mentions cities Carita Ava and Vehueheres with unclear troop movements and impending decisions.
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Trintheran
Carita Ava
Murder Trial Delayed Amid Postponed Proceedings
A murder case experiences postponement as legal proceedings stall. Key witnesses and the defense await new dates while the court schedules a revised timetable for the pretrial motions and evidence review.
Russia Shifts to Committee Rule After Imperial Fall
Amid abdication of Nichola II and a regency end, Russia moves toward a republic as the Committee of Twelve forms the new governing body. Moscow and major cities pledge allegiance. the old regime is ousted and a three month interim government under a twelve-member committee is planned.
Appeal Motion by President Aims to Halt Rail Strike
Wilkington reports indicate President Wilkon seeks to avert nationwide rail disruption through a plan involving a committee of national defense and potential government action. The article mentions pressure on railroad managers and possible emergency measures to maintain traffic and peace of the works. Britain gains ground as war updates note advancing positions and Allied reports.
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Wilkington
Wilkon
Tendauien
Bere
Oloratter
Accomtia Mutiig Ff
Vie
Eotiell
Wbout
Weill Whtall & Shanger
Hallon
Bludelaker Dead in South End Marathon Event
A report from the South End tracks a fatality at a local marathon event. Authorities say the runner suffered a fatal incident during the race, with emergency crews responding at the course. The name and exact details remain unclear due to the readable fragments.
Hope War Averts As Bernstorff Arrives Europe
London reports Count von Bernstorf arrival in Europe sparks Berlin talks on the submarine blockade. German naval attaches are summoned to Berlin for a conference with officials in neutral countries. Officials say the blockade may be altered but not lifted as U boat warfare fate hangs on sinking American ships.
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Europe
von Bernstorff
London
Count von Bernstorf
United States
Berlin
Aed
Mercanile Shipping Gazette
Reuter
Christiania
Germany
America
Copenhagen
Germany foes peace talks drift as Geran reports Berlin stance
Former ambassador Gerard told the State Department on March 14 that Germany appeared to intend a break with the United States and had abandoned earlier peace hopes. He noted German officials weighed submarine ruthlessness before any decision, predicting vast shipping losses, while Berlin faced dire air and fuel conditions. Nine people were injured in a Los Angeles fire with extensive smoke damage and 125000 dollars in damage.
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Washington
Geran
Harlin
State Department
Germany
United States
Ambbassador
Wilton
Lanting
Folk
Gerard
Berlin
Ie Ean Palen
Roglend
Lien
Yarty Wel
Tim
Toure
Fragmented OCR read of a local notice and report
A damaged OCR passage from a German driven London report mentions Frank and Ad Onkoown with unclear context. It references a questionnaire or views and hints at a discussion or cure but lacks readable specifics or dates.
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London
Qeuter
Ogore Meet Death in Indiana Cyclone
A severe cyclone struck Newcastle Indiana killing more than twenty and injuring about 150. The storm wrecked 300 residences and destroyed schools factories and mills. Power was out and communication cut for hours while authorities assessed the casualties.
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Ogore
Indiana
Newcastle
Ind
Goodrich
General Strike Ordered by Railroad Brotherhoods
New York announces a progressive strike involving 400 000 workers from four railroad brotherhoods starting at 6 pm Saturday on eastern routes. The walkout aims to extend to most railroads nationwide within five days after managers rejected a conference ultimatum and refused the proposed compromise.
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New York
Victory for Anti German Sentiment Over Ruselui Autocracy
Washington reports a sweeping victory for anti German sentiment as the Ruselui autocracy is overthrown. The scene centers on uniting all quarters in backing the empire and removing any chance of Thmesia seeking a separate peace with its allies.
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Washington
Empire
Wheat Elevator Blaze Destroys Grain at Winnipet
Fire destroyed the Northern Wheat Elevator on March 9 wiping out the facility and 40000 bushels of wheat. The unit named The Lone Wild Calimala valued at 100000 appears to be damaged in the blaze.
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Winnipet
Mene
Weruminal
Wlewatir
Port Authority Assigns Canal Duty in Puerto Rico
Partial OCR reads that the regiment is designated for canal work in Puerto Rico. Key entities include Porto Aicana, Sap Juen, Port Rico, Vannee canal, and Galle Lreape. Details are fragmented, but indicate allocation of a regiment to canal maintenance duties.
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Porto Aicana
Port Rico
Porte Tema
Perro
Vannee Canal
U-boat sinks the Algonquin in Atlantic attack
The American steamship Algonquin was sunk by a German submarine after firing about twenty shells at 4000 yards. Twenty seven crew were saved and landed at Penzance. eleven Americans aboard. Captain Nordberg described the attack from dawn to sinking and the submarine boarding the vessel after surfacing.
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London
Penzance
A. J. Stephens
Plymouth
A. Nordberg
Algonquin
New York
Attenton
Pekel bin
Hilde
Bellly
Burned Flag Desecration Trial in New York
Pastor Touvk White and two congregants found guilty of desecrating the American flag in a church burning incident. Eight defendants were acquitted. Jury urged clemency for White and partners. Ten defendants faced charges of burning stars and stripes in a melting pot at the church brick yard. Idaho Governor signs workers compensation bill authorizing surety bonds for employers and insurers.
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New York
Touvk White
Church of the Social Revolution
White
Parkshoners
Atripas
Veteran Congressman Cyrus Stillowey Dies at 78
Cyrus Stillowey longtime congressman from New Hampshire who represented the district for decades died here Saturday after illness aged 78. He served in the House as a stalwart figure for his state and was active in veteran affairs. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Waslington
Cyrus Adame Stillowey
Piret New Hampshire
Navy plans to divide work among shipyards
The Navydepartment outlined plans to allocate tasks among American shipyards as part of a large building program. The move aims to distribute workloads evenly across plants and speed construction of warships under a统 control.
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Washington
Navy
Ommien Ae
Dutch Troops Fire on Agroplane Incident
In an unspecified location Dutch troops opened fire on an agroplane during a tense security operation. Witnesses described confusion as shots rang out and aviation crews scrambled to land despite dangerous conditions. No verified fatalities were reported, but damage and injuries remained unconfirmed.
Russian Czar Abdicates as Regime Crumbles in Petrograd
Uprising backed by troops ends imperial rule in Russia. Grand Duke Michael Alexandroviteh named regent while a new cabinet led by Price Lroff forms. Duma head M V Rodzianko opposes dissolution. Imperial council urges policy in line with popular will amid food riots and mutinies. Empress alleged to flee. foreign casualties minimal. Secret police quarters burned in aftermath.
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Price Lroff
Petrograd
Duma
Michael V. Rodzianko
M. Rodzsianko
Imperial Council
Ito
Leen
Tie Excel
M. Protopopott
Mer
Golitzine
Arnjuila
Eral
Ulli
Contracts for largest ships promised by department
The report notes plans to build the largest warships yet for flighting craft, with contracts placed on Thursday. Builders undertake hulls and machinery for several ships, pledging substantial work and effort by the departments and crews involved.
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Wallington
Fragmented OCR Notice from Local Paper
Readable lines describe a local bulletin with names and dates in a cryptic format. No clear event or outcome is established and key details are obscured by garbled text.
Military Instruction Campaign for Youth Cited in Notice
A public notice outlines an effort encouraging youths aged 10 to 16 to participate in military instruction days. The program emphasizes discipline and citizenship under the education or civic training framework and specifies locations and dates for attendance.
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Tralnick Iy
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