Refugees Flee War Zone In French Frontline Areas
British dispatch from France on March 27 describes French refugees leaving Somme zones in varying dress, from fine 191X gowns to peasant garb. Families carry scant belongings by horse cart, wheelbarrow, or on foot, a girl clutches a torn doll as old men lead camels of possessions away. Villages emptied by fighting show abandoned cottages and grazing cattle moved forward. Refugees endure loss with quiet endurance, eyes reddened yet trusting in British aid as they depart to an unknown world.
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Widnesday
Chile
Somme
The
Catire
Gatlen
Milliary Pictures
Novia Dirretor
Uris
Wes
Political fight in U. S. Senate over Wisconsin election
Washington March 28 political scrimmage resumed in the Senate as Senator Williams of Mississippi urged inserting Congressional Record articles calling on Representative Lenroot and on Wisconsin Republican candidates to withdraw. Senator Reed urged unity amid war and cautioned against partisan attacks on loyal Democrats or Republicans. Reports show stock and production declines in war-time measures, with freight and fuel context cited as factors behind the economic shifts in mid March.
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Senate
Williams
Mississinpi
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Need
Missouri
Spnatoy Reed
United States
South
Pruroye
Lee
Representatius Lenroot
Yappeal
Reed
Williams Would Expel La Follette From Senate
Reading from Wisconsin newspapers, Senator Terrearies of Mississippi calls for expulsion of Senator La Follette, marking the first open Senate demand. He also says Socialist Victor Berger in Wisconsin should be interned, denouncing pro-German sentiments and urging patriots over Republicans and Democrats.
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Wasilington
Wisconsin
Dewnpapers
Campign
Sterreais
Demorral
Mississippi
LeFollette
Williams
Victor Berger
Fall
New Mexico
Berger
America
Derger
Paper Production Declines Across Markets
Washington reports a drop in paper production with lower output across multiple mills. Analysts cite demand softness and rising costs as contributing factors while manufacturers assess inventory and future production plans.
Nothing Like Phosphate To Increase Strength and Nerve
An advertisement touts phosphate as a cure for weak nerves and general vigor. It claims memory lapses, sleeplessness, indecision, and low energy improve with pure bilro-phosphate taken with meals. It warns against sedatives and promotes genuine gland and hi tro-phosphate sold by reputable druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Motal
Persians Delegates To Berlin For Alliance Talks
Reports from Moscow say a Persian delegation left Tehran via Constantinople to seek a permanent Germany Persia alliance. Germany would loan funds to build Persian railways and staff its army with German instructors. Persian officials deny the report, saying the aim is settling damages and securing Persian representation at the peace conference.
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Constantinople
Germany
Bersin
Lersiap Ehnarge
Vetrogras
Persia
Beltig
Utah Governor Damberger Addresses Missouri Citizens
Governor Damberger of Utah spoke to a crowded Missouri house of representatives hall urging Germans to support the war effort by buying liberty bonds and defeating progianism. He told of taking citizenship papers as a child and recalled his ties to Missouri decades ago before moving to Wink.
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Damberger
Utah
House of Representatives
Gardner
3 Sours
Missouri
Wink
Ramberger
Woman Suffrage Debate Arouses Support in Utah
A garbled report notes calls declaring it the duty of citizens to back government and assist in every way. It mentions a reference to Woman Suffrage in Utah and predicts an offer in Missouri, with applause from supporters.
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Liberty
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Moss
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Mie
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Tata
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Ogden Woman Finds Remedy Worth Fabulous Fortune
Ogden woman praises Mayr's Wonderful Kennedy remedy claiming it cured severe indigestion, bloating, and colic after years of suffering. The simple preparation is said to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation in the stomach and intestines, with a money-back guarantee after one dose.
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McIntyre- Drux Co
No Cause for Great Alarm In War Updates
Washington dispatch reports Major General March, chief of staff, assuring no cause for alarm as allied forces hold firm. He stressed the Allies will win despite German offensives and noted no word yet on American troop involvement from General Pershing. Reports focus on positions and four missions returned from Russia as the war department cautions.
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Pershing
Pean
Mada
Haa
Verdun
Washington
March
Verng
Atatt
Irinmyh
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Teyshing
War Department
Russia
Woman shoots officer then kills herself in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville a female resident identified as Mrs Wegert shot and killed Lieutenant Dickson, then fatally wounded herself minutes later. Police found a note directing notification of her brother Daniel Aguder. Dickson, from Los Angeles, had been assigned to Camp Johnstone since November.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel J. Dickson
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph E. Johnstone
Feiss Blegert
Elekson
Wegert
Girard
Daniel Aguder
Tiertenant Dickson
Camp Johnstown
Mage
Realion in Battle Opens Soldier's Eyes
A wartime film claim promises unprecedented front line realism. Shot with trenches and front line gear, the movie recreates battle conditions using authentic props and insights from French and Allied veterans. The story follows American volunteers at the start of World War I era conflicts.
German Generals on the West Front
London dispatch outlines German command structure on the western front with generals Kathen Below Hurley and others named. It notes prior commands from Ypres to Arras and actions in Galicia, Macedonia, Russia, and Italy, emphasizing the planned offensive and strategic dispositions.
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London
Daily Mail
Croat
von Kathan
Gite von
Seelor
Arras
von Hurley
St. Quentin
von Kathen
Sonoma
To Aisne
Galicia
Arnopel
Iga
Otto von Boelow
Fritz von Below
Russia
Macedonia
Monastr
France
Italy
Tyondral von Trutler
Riga
Drop On a Touchy Corn Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad touts Freezone for corns and calluses promising instant relief without cutting or pain. It alleges a tiny bottle sold cheaply by druggists, with application directly to the corn or callus and quick disappearance. It claims effectiveness on hard and soft corns and between toes, and notes a physician-like bath recommendation for women.
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Cinsinnati
Pioneer Judge Dies in Blackfoot Idaho
Ida March 28. Judge Stevens, born August 7 1838 in Lynn Massachusetts, died at home early this morning. A Civil War veteran from California, he served in Fort Hall era and later settled in Blackfoot. He held roles as probate judge, county superintendent, and postmaster during his long career.
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Ida
Fudge
Fred
Judge Stevens
Lynn
Masa
California
Old Fort Hall
S City
Indiana
Obituary Fragment Reflects Local Resident’s Loss
A deceased man, described as the oldest white resident of the area, is noted in a fragmentary obituary. Survivors include a widow, two daughters Mrs. Robert N. Bell of Boise and Mrs. Sidney Onborne of Kansas City, and two sons Judge James M. Stevens of Pocatello and Richard M. Stevens of the city.
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Hay Home
Fort Mall
Robert N. Bell
Boise
Sidney Onborme
Kanpete City
James,m.stevens
Pocatello
Richard
M. Stevens
Kidney Congestion Symptoms Warn Against Neglect
Describes congestion of the kidneys with pelvic region irritation and urinary urgency. Notes scanty and colored or bloody secretions, headaches, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and abdominal pain as constitutional signs. Emphasizes not neglectting these conditions.
Balmwort Tablets Ad Advertisement
Balmwort Tablets claim to relieve congestion and inflammation, destroy bacteria, and restore normal secretions. Sold by all druggists and promoted by advertisers, boasting thousands relieved by the remedy.
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Nature
Three Dead in Casualty List From American Forces
Washington dispatch reports three deaths and numerous wounded among American expeditionary forces. Killed in action are Private Patrick Ropers and Civitan Arthur Davenport. other names include Corporal William F. Bywond and many pneumonia and non combat injuries. Wounded include several lieutenants sergeants and privates with pneumonia or related illnesses. exact spellings and several entries appear garbled.
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Washington
Innetian
Wigress
Patrick Ropers
Civitan
Arthur Davenport
William F. Bywond
Toufk J. Maniook
Dlee
Gerald J. Epener
Phermonia
Notable Names List From an Unclear Source
A string of individual names appears, including Carl Cellier Roscoe M. Cook T Duneen A. Plato John Fleming Sylvester Green Magh J. McGuigan George T. Malone Chemo Rockey Frederick BE Slaton Abe Steinberg Charien H. Staver Raymond Thompson John Volta George A. Wallace Willam Zimmerman Missing In Action Sergrent Mack Treat Privetes Asheam Holm Theren Parke Lorton W. Reelater.
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Roscoe M. Cook
T Duneen A. Plato
John 3. Fleming
Sylvester Green
Magh J. McGuigan
George T. Malone
Chemo Rockey
Frederick BE. Slaton
Abe Steinberg
Charien H. Staver
Raymond Thompson
John Volta
George A. Wallace
Willam
Zimmerman
Sergrent Mack Treat
Privetes
Asheam Holm
Theren Parke
Lorton W. Reelater
Supreme Court Postpones Hearing to April 22
Washington March 25 supreme court, upon motion by attorneys for the Associated Press, postponed arguments on a case involving pirating news. The arguments were set for April 22, delaying the hearing originally planned for this period.
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Washington
Airoreys
International News Service
Supreme Court Today
Associated Press
Sulphur Tablets Said To Cure Chronic Ills At Once
An ad cites John O’Brien from Palisadelphia describing years of chronic constipation and general illness cured by Sulphurb Tablets. It claims immediate relief and urges readers with stomach and bowel irregularities to obtain these tablets from their druggist, noting the product is made of sulphur, cream of tartar and herbs.
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John O'Brien
U5th St
Palisdelphia
Vienna Denies Capture of Odessa and War Notices
Vienna reports Odessa not captured by Bolsheviks after a three day battle, official Russian release stating the city remains contested. In Washington, over ten thousand students in reserve officer training programs prepare for summer military initiation. Baltimore watchers seek permit for a heavyweight championship bout on July 4, with police board review pending.
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Odessa
Washington
Reserve Cera
War Department
Baltimore
J. Jung
Police Board
Persussion
Ballinera
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