Conquest of America by a Foreign Enemy
In a war vision, German forces invade the United States with a sharp sea assault and long range bombardment. American defenses falter as German cavalry and siege guns push toward New York, triggering a tense stand at Brookline and the fall of many defenses. General Wood orders retreat as New York banks brace for a possible downfall. The German commander Hindenburg demands capitulation or a final, decisive exchange.
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Aldar the Batts
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Federal Centre
New York
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Brooklyn
Breaks Wooden Legs and Sues City for Damages
In St. Josefa Missouri on a rough waterfront the plaintiff George Beck seeks 5000 govars for two wooden legs broken in an accident and additional injuries. He sues the city for damages claiming harm from the incident and notes strange references to a monarch and documents.
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Hero Colony Proposed Near Porta School in Prussia
Dr Jos Beth, imperial chancellor, weighs a plan to found a hero colony near the Porta school in South Prussia for released and disabled soldiers after the war. Paul Kersten, a Bad Koesel factory owner, envisions widows and patriotic women marrying injured veterans to prevent their isolation and boost births. He argues such homes would give purpose to injured soldiers and help society recover.
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Old Porta School
South
Prussia
Paul Kersten
Bad Koesel
Kersten
Big Massacre 5 Portrayed In Cort Film
A Cort film for the Cora Corporation’s Sim production of Israel Zame features Sob extras and more than two horses. Scenes depict the Kishener massacre as well as court intrigue and a large crowd sequence with actors portraying steerage arrivals. Walker Whiteside heads a 16 piece orchestra in a key scene. Three hundred seventy five extras performed stormage and steerage roles on set in New York and on the Lower East Side.
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Israel Zame
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Walker Whiteside
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Paloma
New York
Lower East Side
Streen
Kisheanee
America
Army wagons secured from War Department
General John Bond reports securing another supply of army wagons from the War Department. Ten of the sorties are equipped in a full set of double harness, making 22 wagons and equipment in total.
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John Bond
War Department
Toe
Christes Warship Arizona Christened in New York Harbor
The Arizona, a new battleship, is to be christened in New York by Governor Humt as sponsor. Water and ceremony details follow as the ship’s launch proceeds in Phoenix Prescott.
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Will Christes
Arizona
Phosenix
Ariz
Huumt
Prescott
Humt
Oil City Fat Girl Delays Rail Service
Traffic delayed on the Ontario branch of the Central line for about 20 minutes when Anna Crestov of Oil City, described as a fat girl over 56 pounds, departed to join a circus. A special wheelchair transport moved her to the baggage car, transfers required detaching cars, and crews needed to realign platforms.
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Oil City
TrafSr
Anna Crestov
Andover
Cathedrals of Mexico Lose Art Treasures
The article reports on widespread pillage of Mexican cathedral art during revolutionary turmoil. Masters’ paintings, gold ornaments, and sacred treasures were stripped, stored, or stolen, with millions in value lost. The Guadalajara Murillo and other works vanished or ended up abroad, as authorities cite government reforms and church losses.
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Mexico
Corth
Rio Grande
Laredo
Montalbo
Zimssim
United States
Twilight sleep debate in New York trials continues
In New York on March 11 the debate over twilight sleep returns as concerns rise about its morality and the practical challenges. Attendants report the morality of infant care remains similar to normal births, though slightly higher in newborns.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Won’t Lose Traffic From Expansion Plan
Baltimore and Ohio will not lose traffic as Consolidation Coal Company expands in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The plan, financed by a Rockefeller-backed debenture issue, funds four mining openings in Heden's Run, with Western Maryland links to haul output to Baltimore and onward. Officials say the move boosts city coal handling and overall industrial activity without diverting tons from the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Somerset
West Virginia
Feld Snd
Pennsylvania Feld
Consolidation Coal Company
Western
Maryland
Wheelwright
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Obie
Curtis Bay
Ohie
Ohio
Balmore
Marsland
Baltimore and Obie
Ensbre
Hellen
Heden
Marrland
Cornelisville
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Corwelisville
Qhio Ines
Atlantic Coast
Daliimore
Oale
Ibis
Cow Involved In Tobacco Theft Suspected After Eating Bales
A farmer reported a cow chewed and devoured tobacco stored in a wagon seat, leaving two pounds consumed. The animal fell ill and a veterinarian was summoned, with the farmer noting the tobacco had been purchased for distribution. An investigation followed to determine the circumstances.
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Waron Diliestls
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