Kaiser Expected to Quit Throne as German Leaders Turn
Paris report says abdication of the German emperor is forecast amid strong anti‑monarchy sentiment. The Kaiser faces pressure from crown prince, Junkers, and starving people, with Wilson break and submarine war causing deep splits in the government and army ranks.
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Paris
I Acti
LC wayBe
Intan
Socialist Party
Wateher
Wilson
Uovereiges
von Tirpitz
America
Nbernls
Lea
Jess
Fowik
Witunglon
Naywleon
Fred
Apelin
James A. Abgga
Eagrigitt Ns
Alison
Fennec
Porec
Eleevon
Indiana
Tyne
A.B. Anerson
Germany
Aes
Tay
Indianapolis Auto Race and War Chance Rally
Speedway officials urge wartime support amid spirits of national defense as Indianapolis hosts an auto race event. Community leaders emphasize unity with government mobilization plans while fans line up for racing action and patriotic fundraising drives.
World War I naval clash reports and prisoner numbers
Fragmented dispatches describe a French battleship damaged by a German submarine with prisoners tallied. An official statement notes the ship, its crew, and prisoners landed at a port after a bombardment and sinking claim.
Tornado Toll Rises Across Indiana Farmlands and Towns
A devastating Friday storm swept New Albany and a rural farming district south of Carlisle killing between twenty and fifty people and injuring over a hundred. Property loss is estimated at about 2.04 million dollars with schools and residences destroyed and relief efforts under way led by state troops and local committees.
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Carlisle
New Albany
Ind
Stoma
Reximen
Babs —— Deering
Cimrley MacCaffrer
Clarence Ward Johns
Charles Is
Willem Unit
Elsie Lapp
May Lapp
Bunch
Peyton
John Michelot
Cecelia
Ageel Foureteen
Barby
Rose Tyuif
Zueselustudle
Afteen
St. Edward's Hospital
Callen
Lantsville
Bof
Uirec
Ate
Wesley
Willan Nore Fasey
Tosef
U S Plans Rapid Mobilization For War Readiness
U S agencies mobilize industrial and naval resources to ready the nation for any war scenario. Navy arms merchant ships and orders submarine chasers, with 115 million dollars approved to speed naval construction and graduation at Annapolis. Proposals for universal military training and a volunteer nucleus of 500000 aimed at a 2000000 strong army are discussed as mobilization expands.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Annapolis
Tris
Wison
Canon
Council of National Defense
Crane to Russia for personal Russia study and treaty aims
Charles R. Crane of Chicago, a close associate of President Wilson, will sail to Russia via Norway to observe conditions and assess the new government. He plans to return in July and hopes to advocate a commercial treaty ensuring equal treatment of American citizens regardless of religion or nativity.
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Washington
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Wison
Norway
Russia
Crane
United States First to Recognize New Russian Government
Petrograd reports the United States becomes the first nation to formally recognize Russia’s new government. Ambassador Francis-maile’s preliminary call to Foreign Minister Milyukov follows a Washington State Department briefing. A formal reception and congratulations are anticipated as U.S. recognition proceeds.
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Fie Perm
United States
New ‘Government
Russia
Pao
Petrograd
Francis Maile
Porelgy
Milyoukov
Thortex
Ptettinatructione
Ptate-Department
Washington
Aféécnostt
German Plotters Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Prison
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate two defendants named Sander and Swinnehberg received federal prison terms of two years each at Atlanta for alleged plotting. Details are unclear due to garbled text and OCR errors.
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Sander
Swinnehberg
Atlanta
War Peace Plea Rally Urges Immediate U S War Entry
A Madison Square Garden gathering led by over 40 civic groups and college clubs backed President Wilson and demanded no delay in entering World War I. Dr. John Grier Hibben and Roosevelt were cited among speakers urging conquest of German militarism, with Hibben declaring support for peace through war.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
United States
Germany
Intervaols
Hoot
Congress
Oies
Tosted
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Moewe Sunk 27 Ships in Atlantic Cruise Returns to Port
The German auxiliary cruiser Moewe returns to a navy home port after a second Atlantic cruise under Burgrave and Count von Dohna-Schlodten. She captured 22 steamers and 5 sailing vessels totaling 123 100 tons, including eight armed steamers and four hostile sailing ships. Notable captures include the English Voltaire of 1 617 tons, the Norwegian Tiullbjorg of 2 587 tons, and the Mount Temple.
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Berlin
Moewe
Atlantic Ocean
Moewens
Burgravé
Count von Dohna-Schlodlen
Admiralty
Tiullbjorg
Applying the Adamson Law in New York Rail Talks
Railroad managers and four trainmen brotherhoods reached a tentative agreement on the Adamson law wage portion. Hawse Lee chair of the national conference committee said the higher wages since January 1 may be paid quickly, with minor points still to be decided and disputes referable to a eight member joint committee.
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New York
Lee E
Carranza Plan Rejected by U S in Note to Mexico
The Washington note reports the U S administration rejecting General Carranza’s suggestion that neutrals declare an embargo on European supplies. The state department notes emphasize American protections and liberties during the tense diplomatic exchange amid the liquor debate and related policies.
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Washington
Germany
State Department
Mexico
Carranza
Dela
Coteraido
Crooked Land Agents Halted By Big Bureau
Marquette Michigan March 0r der to guard the host of new settlers coming into Clover land the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau of Michigan has formed. The bureau lists Leo Harmon as president with Senator Allon P Roberts and August Warren as vice presidents and Genneany Rowell Jr as secretary and manager. Rowell claims the bureau matches settlers with land firms and promises maps soil and town data free of charge while offering five years tax relief to new Clover Land buyers.
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Marquette
Mich
Secre
Clover-land
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Upper Pentasis Development Bureau of
Glover Land
Clover Land
Leo
Rotel
Bureau
Mr. Rowell
Clover-Toand
Development Bureau
Rowell
Prickly Pear Fodder Gains South African Attention
The British and South African Export Gazette notes prickly pear as a high quality fodder for cattle, promising feeding cakes. Demonstrated during a drought, it helped farmers sustain cattle sheep goats and ostriches, leading many to plant the plant previously subjected to pestering extermination efforts.
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Gagette
South Africa
Magic Corn Removal Claim From Drugstore Ad
An advertisement touts a new corn removal method using a product called freezone applied directly to tender corns. It promises quick drying and easy lifting of the corn with minimal cost, noting availability through drugstores and wholesalers.
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