Breadno ught Decks Cleared for Action Big Guns
Blizzard tolls and stranded travelers across the plains as snowbound trains fail to move. Hotels cannot house the frozen crowds. one girl saved her siblings at great personal risk while others perish in the cold. Reports from Devil’s Lake and nearby towns describe crews and families digging out as property damage climbs. In Constantinople, troops prepare for action as dreadnaughts and allied ships line the Bosphorus, sparking cautious optimism.
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Lacs
Ilan Keto
St Wrneath
Devil's Lake
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Buzward
Adolph
Ernest
Soren
Herman
Allarmon
Toulé
Adelph
Hig Sors
Constantinople
Golden Horn
Professor Aims to Fly High for New Data
Prof Navid Todd director of the observat Wren Amharat college says he will attempt an altitude record in a Malmae driven by Melor L o Stevens. An aerial expedition will carry instruments to study atmospheric composition and electrical disturbances for new data on weather and flight conditions.
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Navid Todd
Observat Wren
Amharat College
Melor
Stevens
Omaha
Chauffeurs Strike to Reduce Fares in Paris
Paris drivers walk out in a new strike demanding lower fares. They contend their time has shrunk since tax law changes and rising costs, calling for a return to the previous fare scale after a reported one hundred percent rate increase.
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Paris
Axis
Former Justice of Court Hangs Self in Home
Hiamont Ind March 17 Judge Jt. Gitett a former chief justice of the Tennessee supreme court aged 38 reportedly hanged himself in the garret of his home today with a clothesline. His wife said he had been despondent since last year and recent friends note he was in failing health and spirits.
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Maren
Indgeloon
Gitett
Supreme Court of
Republican Leaders Adopt Substitution to Article Ten Pact
W J Bryan traveled from Florida to New York to speak Friday night amid eleventh hour talks on a compromise for the peace treaty. Bryan urged Democrats to join non irreconcilables in opposing the treaty, insisting the party must defend the senate’s right to declare policy while allowing revision through representation. A Republican reservation to replace Article X with a global peace pledge was approved, to be pressed in the Senate as the farthest step toward avoiding U S involvement in European conflicts. Senator Lemont of Wisconsin drafted the reservation with GOP leaders, and a final vote was expected Friday or Saturday.
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W. J. Bryan
Florida
New York
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Bryan
United
Stefas
Europe
Senate
Cas
Apul
United States
Lemront
Wisconsin
First Photographs Taken of Wilson at White House
Mingtox March 17 reporters photographed President Wilson at the White House grounds marking his return from a western trip last September. He rode his fifth automobile outing since October when he was described as very sick men.
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Mingtox
Wilson
White Ho
Chilean Steamship Yat Tal Sinks After Collision
The Chilean steamer Yat Tal of 99 tons sank at Iquique last week following a collision with the warship Cencru O'Mipaine. The vessel was engaged in nitrate shipments to the United States for a recently formed American Chilean concern, with authorities reporting the incident near Iquique.
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Santiago
Chile
Maren 17
Iquique
Cencru O'Mipaine
United State
Admiral Sima testifies staff shortage hampered European operations
Washington reports Admiral Sima accusing Navy leadership of under staffing hindering early World War I naval efforts in Europe. He recounts arrival in London in April 1917 with one aide and no immediate support, plus a civilian volunteer and a single medical officer, while requesting three more assistants and clerical help that were not provided.
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Washington
Renate
Sima
Navy Department
London
Bilis
Anill
Nira
Department
Cure
Pinerd
Forte
Queenstown
Dumainment
Navy
Hira
Canadian Soldiers Will Get Farms
Canadian soldiers will gain access to Western reserve land after crown cancellation. About 76,000 acres of Hudson Bay reserve lands in Saskatchewan Alberta and 10,400 acres of Deokhohor reserve lands near Am sco Saskatchewan will be opened. Two portions sell April 15 with proceeds aiding settlement losses and disabled veterans. The remainder opens around April 30 for soldier grant entry. Stocking loans and farming instruction will accompany the program.
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Ottawa
Canada
Western Reserve
Crown
Soldier Retirement Board
Hudson Bay
Sasketchewan
Alberta
Amsock
Saskatchewan
Lund
Olfset
Shelly Manuscript Sells for 18256 at Auction
New York March 17. The original manuscript of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem Infernard Waddale sold for 18256 to Ernest C. North at the auction of the late Harry B. Tarmas library. The original manuscript of The Specter by Edgar Allan Poe brought 900 at the same sale.
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New York
Fercy Bysshe Shelly
Inlfenard Waddale
Ernest C. North
Harry B. Tarmas
The
Edgar Allen Poe
Mystery woman seeks interview with ex Kaiser
Amid Castle gates at Bentinck, a mysterious German woman sought an audience with former Emperor William. Denied entry, she spoke with the castle steward and left flowers for Count Hohenzollern. Rumors tied her to Chancellor Kapp but remain unconfirmed as the ex-emperor continues work near Deal.
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Amerongen
Peter William
Bentinck Castle
Count Hohenzollern
Kapp
Free Ireland and Fre India Arie Held in New York Parade
A crowded St Patrick’s Cathedral area February 25 parade honored Eamonn de Valera, head of the Irish Republic’s government. Thousands marched with tricolor banners as Irish and allied groups, including American supporters, joined in the display. A Valera proclamation urged unity, peace, and moral leadership to lift nations from hardship and political slavery.
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Eamonn de Valera
Gihefun
St. Patrick
Ireland
New York
Liam
365Th United States Infantry
Owo Flaga
Rately
Repubile
de Valera
Alfred ¥. Cin
Glynn
Mazar Myth
Mages
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Sint Irise
Republic
St. Patrick's
Gael
Ehiferen
Evin
Mohic Ons
America
Jared
Add
Ihe
Ebert Refuses To Parley With Revolt Leader
The Kapp administration in Berlin resigns its short lived dictatorship. Chancellor Kapp steps down at 4 PM Berlin time. Reports describe increasing radical unrest across German cities and casualties in Kiel Denizen towns. The scene features clashes involving Spartacists and socialist factions with mounting casualties and reports of revolts in multiple centers.
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Berlin
Kiel
Dreaden
Tall
Scozen
Copenhagen
la Frat
Revolutsangry Workers’ Council
Lower Rhine
Mmbure
Oldenburg
Wilhelmshaven
Eerem Thogeskwude
Westphalia
Hindenburg
KAPF
Amsterdam
Pertin
To Mandelsbladt
Ebert
Chicago Labor Leader Shot Dead Sparks Riotous Clashes
Reports from Chicago mark the murder of labor leader Joe Hurley, with Enright’s widow and supporters in the South Side. Blood trails flood the scene as clashes flare across several German towns, amid Spartacan uprisings and political upheaval in Berlin, Dresden, Kiel, and beyond.
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Maurice “Mossy
Enright
Oles
Joe Hurley
Labor Ieader
Lin
Hurley
Paris
Berlin
Benen
Portmund
Letpskc
Mannkehn
Frankfort
Hrunagiek
Sonny
Kagp
Sermen
Dresden
Breslau
Wamburg
Kielalan
STEAMSHIP WRECK AND CREW IN PERIL NEAR NEWFOUNDLAND
Malipax Nova Scotia reports the KIA steamship Whabury wrecked last night in St Marys Bay Newfoundland. Ten of thirty crew fled to boats and were believed to reach port as salvage efforts continued. The Tewksbury, 4269 gross tons, sailed from Antofagasta to Hamburg via Hampton Roads, with rough seas foreshadowing a break up four miles northwest of Pine At. The shore line showed cliff faces rising 290 feet above the winter shoreline.
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N.S
Whabury
St. Mary
Newfoundland
Bellaverd
Clits Ss
Vielui
Tewksbury
Antofagasta
Chile
Hamburg
Apa
Hampton Romls
Bend man declared out of danger after four day cough
In Bend Oregon C B Bag Jey who had coughed for four days was pronounced out of danger by physicians today after fears he might die. The report notes a medical relief and credits a restorative power to faith and prayer.
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Bend
Ore
C. B. Bag- Jey
Figures of Census Announced for 1920 Population Data
Washington figures show Milwaukee with 457,147 residents, up 83,290 or 22.3 percent since 1910. Milwaukee ranks fifth among big cities, Oswego increases to 23,628 and Charlottesville to 16,688, both rising since 1910.
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Washington
Sareh
Charlottesville
Lincoln well water used for christening in Bristol ceremony
Bloomington correspondent reports that Miss Margaret Fenton will represent Bloomington at the christening of the ship Evergreen City in Bristol Pennsylvania. She will break a bottle of water drawn from Lincoln's well, once drunk by Abraham Lincoln, as part of the ceremony.
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Mise Margeret Fenton
Evergreen City
Bristol
Abraham Lincoln
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