Soviet Congress Accepts German Peace Treaty
Petrograd reports the Russian Soviet Congress voted 400 to 30 to accept the German Bolshevik peace terms, effectively surrendering vast districts to German control and signaling Russia’s shift to rebuilding under foreign influence. Washington cites fears of Japanese Siberian moves and notes tension over possible Allied positions regarding post war arrangements.
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Grave Russian Situation Report Amid Global Tensions
Special to the Nugyst reports a grave Russian situation with widespread unrest and government instability. The piece cites German power concerns and upheaval affecting several facades of state action and international responses.
Americans reach first permanent advance toward Berlin
Special to the Nugget by Associated Press reports from France that American troops occupying trenches northeast of Bazon yillers have consolidated the position and now hold the German trenches. The move marks the first permanent advance toward Berlin and has boosted morale along the Lorraine front. German counteractions are described as feeble and largely unable to retake the positions amid continued heavy bombardment and gas shell use by American forces.
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Former Senator Isaac Stephenson Dies in Wisconsin
Special to the Nugget reports in Marinette Wisconsin that Isaac Stephenson former United States Senator and longtime lumberman died at age 88 at his home. The article notes his 1909 election to succeed himself after filling John Spooner’s term and mentions a past campaign spending question but no graft findings.
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Strikes Reshape Austria Railways Amid Wider Unrest
Berlin reports continuing strikes in Austria with railway workers refusing civil authorities and military orders as labor disturbances recur across the Dual Empire. The note underscores widespread unrest and evolving labor actions as of March 12.
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Milwaukee Socialist Mayor Removed
A historical Milwaukee Nugget report notes the removal of the city’s socialist mayor amid tensions and political shifts. The piece references ongoing debates over governance and references supporters and opponents within local factions.
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Hindenberg Interviews On War Aims In Berlin
Special to the Nugget reports from Amsterdam via Associated Press that General Hindenberg outlined a pro war stance in Berlin. He claims Germany seeks peace while continuing offensive actions to force the Allies to abandon what he calls a threatened extinction of the nation. He vows the war will go on until opponents are more reasonable.
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