Germany schemes to rule India in covert plot
Federal Judge William C. Van Fleet in San Francisco presided as documents revealed a shocking conspiracy linking Alfred Zimmerman former Berlin secretary of foreign affairs Count von Bernstorff and Dr C Chakravarty of New York. The case discussed alleged efforts to overthrow British rule by supporting revolutionary seed networks and a broader plan involving Hindu preachers cited in the leaked materials.
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Wiliam C. van. Fleet
San Francisco
Alfred Zimmerman
Berlin
Foreign Affairs
Cent Loveburg
Bernstorff
Dr. Chagravariety
San Francinen
William C. Waxried
Gurman
Tna
Connaetion Arvereen
Curae
Forcien Attaing
Vou
Lasineg
Ambassadie
Hadeo
Jaganesa
Scromplich Wents
Alluken
Sensational Escape From Penitentiary Report
Report details Felton Chey and two other convicts escaping from a state penitentiary. The trio allegedly crawled through a panic of boards and fled toward the countryside. Names include Cape Et Senkias, Ehojer county, and Kenneth Strewer of Harper county. No injuries reported.
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Felton Chey
Tocir
Szsouel Penitentury
Cape Et Senkias
Kansas City
Michigan Miners Vote on Broad Strike Tomorrow
Seaman, Mich. February 28. President John C. Grathfeld of the Michigan mining union replies to a telegram from International President Frank P. Taye urging sanction for a statewide miners strike. A referendum on a strike among Michigan miners will be held by Friday as 10 veins may be increased.
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Seaman
Mich
Dresdent
Jona C-Gratehfeld
Michigan
Mingie
Auini
la Kent
Frank P. Taye
United State Workers of America
Fr Dion
Miciizan
Small freighter boat reported adrift off Atlantic coast
A small freight boat was reported adrift off the Atlantic coast after striking a rock near midnight. The vessel and crew were seen near a harbor but current condition and damage remain unclear. authorities are tracking the vessel’s port of origin and destination.
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Atlantic
Seraund
Jane
New Jersey Girls Charged With Reins Disloyal Disorder
In Trenton New Jersey a group identified as New Jersey girls faces charges linked to disloyal acts and threats. Elisabeth Nurgearet Princ is named among those affected, with reports noting involvement of sisters and a Realtor. Other individuals including Kevin Rudder are referenced in connection with threats and intimidation.
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WEW Jersey
Trewton
Reds
Elisabeth
Princ
Sletere
Nod
Armen
Austen Sun
Pieca
Tata
Cane Blises
Saaleck
Kavin Rudder
Seneca
Scotinasitl
Saldiees Jeanteg
Saiee
Khor
Threateara
Middle Western Packers Violation Allegations Declared
A garbled OCR fragment alleges law violations by the Middle Western Packers. It mentions entities such as a United Brutes administration and various unclear names, with scattered references to harbors, tubes, and payments. The text is incoherent and unreadable in parts, offering no verifiable dates, places, or actions.
Ireland unrest admitted as serious fear grows
London February 28 reports say the Sinn Fein and Irish factions admit fears are serious and a compromise may be near. Disorder is rising in Cairo while efforts to quell tensions continue amid uncertain prospects for peace.
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London
Sin Fein Alsin U
Ireland
Cairo
European war pressures deepen as Washington presses on
February dispatches describe Washington intensifying war preparations while Europe faces a widening crisis. Officials in Berlin and Vienna weigh responses to Russian advances with Pope Benedict XV urging peace. U S leaders debate France Britain and Italy positions as Japan eyes action to aid supply routes and keep the Western Front stable.
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Fts
Germany
Austria
Rusets
Benedict Mas
Crapic
Cortinain
Welusie
Special Legislation Sought to Access Papers from Vaults
A Pedesa Trade Comaiination today requests special measures to permit access to papers from the files and vaults of corporations under investigation. The effort aims to expedite discovery and press action on ongoing inquiries affecting trade and finance.
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Pedesa Trade Comaiination
Cornera-ions
Resistance of the Swift Company in illegal acts case noted
A long fragment recounts the federal trade commission’s actions and letters involving the Swift Company, with references to examiner Pupura, a stay order, and a quashed warrant. It mentions commissions, signers Colvin Fort Murdock and counsel Francis J Fleney, and ongoing efforts to restore steps affecting investigations and possible enforcement actions. The text is garbled but centers on regulatory scrutiny and legal proceedings surrounding alleged illicit conduct.
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Waehinelum
Federal Trade Komminsive
Iolay
Napers
Apecial Counell
Francis J Fleney
Vester
Tor Britt
Coe
Hepey
Fae
Isiaecam
Sean
Ieee Seeente
Toler Gta
Sanaa
Tae Farshwad
Suber
Ieee Ae
Jmrerlen
Siotous Frinioml
Turner
Sune
Bos Praventad Furtier
Baker Confirms Court Martial Findings Report
Secretary of War declares that a thorough personal investigation prompted by protests shows policies were involved and the discharging board acted wisely. The findings affirm the court martial’s conclusions and endorse the board’s actions amid public scrutiny.
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Mito
Tiload
Secretary of War
Poll Sentiment on Probe Divides Congress Action Likely
A disputed poll of sentiment in Congress shapes future moves on an inquiry into Major General Spear. Democrats oppose naming the probe while Republicans, led by leaders, appear unified in favor amid claims of persecution by opponents. The result hinges on Congressional sentiment as the debate continues.
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Wankington
Torough
Esker
Ala Cunceiay
Grom Ube
Phirtr-eevercb
Camp Sheridan
Als
Ganeral Oménis
Uit Supariora
Senka
Ganersi
Olly Wallona Garda
Belne
invastigaUen
Buffalo Ship Builders 60 Out On Strike
Buffalo N Y Feb 28 War workers at the Victory plant of Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp here quit work today after a dispute between carpenters and electricians. Managers reported no wage dispute but a breakdown in cooperation. the plant is turning out turbine components for a torpedo boat program and about 300 men walked off.
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Tusa
Willegon Hag
Abandontog
Tuzels
Puntte Javéss
Aulinds
Hibu
Lars
Fusran
Tien
Shicago
Samuil Gompers
Alueceus
Becana
Hale
Duwerfal Gorman
Fec
Mattie Et Tall
Leopola Copalingen
Denarar
Honmaon
Brust Liter Pees
Ceovold
Havarta
Geeman Somumauusr
Haitmann Ae
Boward Petroprad
Jqcheiner
Clever bakers find a way to foil the law
Washington reports a tin fund agitation campaign to educate the public about a new 2 ounce tax on flour and bread. Bakers press for congressional action to grant Mr. Hoover powers of control over bakers and railcar carriers to prevent revenue losses and enforce the law.
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Washington
Ita
Haverty
Ava
Trang
Alan Vor
Ptica
Hooves Winer
Final Passage of Railroad Bill Moves Today
Washington reports the final passage of the railroad bill is anticipated today in Congress. The decision on whether the bill’s approval should go to the president or the Interstate Commerce Commission remains unresolved, with debate about timing and federal authority continuing.
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Washington
Neighbors object to presence of Adam and Eve in town
In Thiesgo Feb 48 Serpents and poets discuss a confrontation over two women named Eve and the garden scene cited in a court case. Rev Cowthard states spiritual guidance and defense of a Ravulsis household linking to Rider’s Ravulsis. The exchange centers on the garden dispute and social claims amid local witnesses.
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Charles
Coulthard
Bion
Chiat
Cowthard
Siills
Mr. Swanson
Four Sammi es Shot for Sleepin g Offense
A dispatch from Washington reports four American soldiers have been sentenced to death by military authorities for sleeping on duty. General Peraning approved the verdicts following a general court martial. President Wilson will review the cases before execution, with penalties possibly adjusted for capital offenses in certain circumstances.
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Washington
Peraning
Prenifont Wilson Beore
War Department
Shin Nots
Lnstance
Couteansd
France
Wilson
Brumbaugh Offered His Life Blood in Political Scandal
Philadelphia February 28 reports reveal Governor Brumbaugh offered his life blood for the transfer of the automotive of the Real Estate commissioner Dr Dixon. The governor’s act was disclosed by friends of the Real estate commissioner and the letter was cited as evidence. Funeral plans for Dr Dewin are noted for tomorrow at his home.
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Philadelphia
Aronr Urowihaigr
Dixon
Dewin
Tomorview
Bevata
ALLRINANCE BILL 18 BEFORE SENATE IN USO
Washington reports the finance bill for a WatFranc e corporation faces Senate debate amid warnings it may pass tonight. The measure envisions a capital of 3.0 trillion with 40 businesses and industries targeted for rewards while government powers to compel corporate data are outlined. Chicago observers note labor leader Samuel Gomper is central to wage dispute discussions as the days unfold.
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Washington
Conflicting Advice on German Eastern Front Operations
Reports from Copenhagen indicate conflicting interpretations of German east front actions and possible declarations of hostilities. Officials cite indecisive guidance and mixed assessments, leaving observers unsure about the military posture and any imminent changes.
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Copenhagen
Eastern Front
Powerful German Fleet Moves Toward Petrograd Rumors Rise
Telegraphs from Pskots district report German forces ordered to halt advances. Unclear if peace talks influenced the pause. Reports state German units in Pakot district may be ready to halt and withdraw, while others suggest reinforcements and possible assault preparations near Dvinsk and Petrograd as negotiations proceed.
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Pskots
Agpuroutty
Pertous
Trene
British Losses by Submarine Reach Eleven Hundred Ships
British losses by submarine reach eleven hundred ships according to a London report. The figures reflect German mine and submarine actions during the period including dates late February and March. Casualties and ship sinking tallies are cited with cited authorities in Devon and other ports.
Philadelphia Cartoonist Robert SAHer Dies Quietly
Philadelphia February 28 news reports the sudden death of well known cartoonist Robert SAHer in the city. The abrupt passing shocks local art circles and prompts tributes from colleagues and readers.
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Philadelphia
Robert Saher
Food Prices Rise Twenty Five Percent From Last Year
Washington Feb 28 report shows food costs up 25 percent from a year ago with overall living expenses climbing as Americans face higher prices for flour and other staples. Labor costs and commodity prices contribute to the increase while potatoes and cornmeal show mixed trends in the latest index.
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Washington
Avedsen
Eecept
Polaiocs Aery
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