Bolshevik Evacuations and Petrograd Seizure Reports
Dispatches from London indicate Bolshevik authorities plan Petrograd evacuation as German advance presses the city into a free port. Trotsky in Petrograd rejects defeat and vows to resist terms, signaling possible retreat toward the Urals if peace terms prevail.
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London
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Marel
Leon Trotsky
Totshevikipment
Lenine
Germany
Ural Mountains
Nominee Riggs Faces Governor Bid Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmentary notes show Riggs nominated for governor with discussion of law, public unrest, and political factions. The text mentions opponents linked to the tea party era, references to Washington and interstate issues, and scattered biographical details without a clear outcome.
Roosevelt urges defeat of Sulzer Alaska game bill
Special to the Nugget AP reports Roosevelt urged defeat of a Sulzer bill in Congress that would allow killing Alaska game for cold storage. The message accuses the measure of profiteering and threats wild animal life, urging conservation and opposing revenue-driven hunting. The article notes C. Sulzer and an Alaska delegate linked to the bill and calls for opposition within conservation circles.
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Sulzer
Alaska
Associated Press
New York
American Car Protective Association
Congress
Chas. Sulzer
Hart
Reyvetny
Geddes says allied subs sinking German U boats fast
London report quotes Sir Eric Geddes saying England and America sink German submarines as quickly as Germany can build them. He cites improved countermeasures against divers, German industrial strain, and near complete Anglo American cooperation boosting naval effectiveness. Geddes predicts an Allied fleet joining from Britain and America.
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London
England
America
Eric Geddes
House of Commons
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Germany
Americn
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Byveil
FTC Sues Sears Roebuck Over Unfair Competition
The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against Sears Roebuck and Co accusing the mail order house of unfair competition. Charges include loss leaders on sugar to promote combined sales and efforts to create monopoly while denigrating competitors. The action also cites circulated catalogues claiming rivals’ goods were inferior.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sears, Roelick and Co
Commission
Shoebuck
Sapeee
Doubtful troops barred from France
War Department announces officers and soldiers of enemy nationality with questioned loyalty will not serve on battle fronts in France. Loyal aliens will be kept at insular posts and freed up to fill France regiments. A new draft call is expected in April with training camps to begin soon.
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Mtpokrid
Busan
Vinany Oyiratsky
America
War Department
Department
Insular
France
Washington
Hanson Wins Seattle Mayoralty
Special to the Nugget reports Hanson has won the Seattle mayoralty with Bradford conceding defeat. Crowds cheered as supporters celebrated while police managed the aftermath and the new mayor prepared to take office.
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Matihoo
Tewest
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Bradford Ie
Ragdfood
Toby Bit
Sighet
Tate Manse
Aepolitinetia Dexpectel
Js Palice Forte
Late news flashes on denials and deaths in 1900s press
A garbled report cites government denial of communication with Japan and notes steamship movements near a Pacific route. London reports John Redmond’s death after intestinal illness, highlighting his Trinity College background and role with the Irish party. The page closes with a promotional blurb offering a $1 subscription and a nightclub incentive.
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John Madmond
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Trinity College
Dublin
Trish
Charles Stewart Parnell
Iniel Party
Irigh
Pacificisar
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