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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
1
Forces halt German assault near Petrograd as Russian defense stiffens in districts including Lugs, Pakuff and Vitebsk. Reinforcements are moved to front lines to bolster defense and deter further encroachment. The article notes continued preparations for defense and growing resistance in key districts.
Reports from the northern frontier claim Ukrainian detachments and Bolshevik forces are resisting a Russian advance. German and Austrian commands urge counterattacks while Allied and Soviet lines shift around Orsha and Petrograd. The Berdteney area sees reported captures as front lines brace for further action.
Report discusses stalled plans for an extra legislative session over ERISA issues. Governor Brusch has reportedly chosen not to push the session, while lawmakers debate federal prohibitions and potential timing. The piece notes ongoing political maneuvering and hints at upcoming campaign strategy in Pennsylvania.
Major Gen March protests stringent censorship as new Cashe signals spring. An eccentric scene unfolds with Grant captured and other scattered notes of wartime life. The piece mentions March 1 and a Reaction to dust storms and dust explorers in a evolving wartime rumor mill.
A report quotes General Peyton G. Marek commenting on American military morale. He praises trained, paid, fed, and clothed troops, while noting wartime conditions and the need for reliable information. The discussion references forces in the United States, preparations, and plans to improve morale and communication.
An article reports the German navy pursuing Russian ships amid a broader wartime shift in naval power. It notes the potential capture of Russian vessels, their armament, and the likelihood Allied and German fleets would operate side by side as operations unfold.
Confused telegraphic copy reports Robert M. da Folletta, son of La Follette, recovering from a seven week illness. Separate line mentions a Monon passenger train collision near Bragkstyny injuring ten people, none seriously, with unclear details and garbled place names. Vatican note on a ceremony and a church leader’s visit appears in the muddled text.
Nell disappeared from her home weeks ago and was rescued by officers after a brutal assault. The victim, a 12 year old girl, was restrained and threatened during the incident. Police report the suspect fled before authorities arrived. A manhunt is underway as investigators gather evidence and interview witnesses.
Major General March arrives at a U S port aboard an American vessel in a carrier arrival scene. The report notes the presence of French soldiers and other officers and mentions the ship and passengers aboard in a terse transcription.
Harrisport March 1 flags on the Capitol building flew at half staff as Philadelphia attended the funeral of Dr Samuel G Duran Pennsylvania health commissioner. Acting commissioner Dr Eiken named by Governor Brumbauer and state officials marked the ceremony noting the department will mourn the late leader.
Officials announced on June 7 that all recovered bodies from the Cherokee wreck have been identified. Names include James Sova, a second class seaman, and Frank kihers, an immrier arse class. The victims were located near Cape May, New Jersey, with authorities coordinating district responders and safety crews for the ongoing recovery effort.
Ambassadors Frami reportedly departed from a crisis area near Petco real pecttwell amid confusion. Key figures Conan Tredwell and Foie Une Asalyst are cited in a capital influence discussion with ties to Ameri fca, as negotiations shift east of Chatch Ivacingg fe.
Reports from El Paso say American patrols tighten border precautions as Mexican troops near the line. A skirmish near Dulled sinter gained ground with gunfire, wounding several Mexican soldiers and prompting border commanders to order heightened readiness. Officials cite rising tensions after a Mexican detachment opened fire twelve miles west of here causing casualties.
Fragmented notice reports ten dead and others entombed after an explosion at Ban Antonin in New Mexico. The U S Bureau of Mines acknowledged receipt of the report while details remain unclear amid legislative debates on draft law amendments and safety standards.
Fragmented, OCR style report describes negotiations among Central Powers and Romania. A dispatch notes government positions, with Berlin, Denia and Vienna cited on terms and recent diplomatic moves.
Washington reports reveal Secretary Lansing and President Wilson conferred privately before the regular cabinet meeting. The discussions touched on the Japanese situation, possible American troop deployment to France, and issues at the Pacific theater as the war escalates. Officials indicated no public statement would be issued until the State Department has prepared notes.
Fragmented OCR text shows Packers preparing stronger defense against regulatory measures. References to inspection battles, privacy and government oversight surface alongside mentions of figures like Henry and Swift & Coapenr. Content is garbled but centers on legislative pressure and protest actions surrounding regulatory probes.
An American report states the British steamer Manhattan was sunk by a German submarine off the coast. The nearby steamer Tieltish is said to have escaped, while reports of debris and exact location vary, with speculation about casualty figures and national responses across maritime regions.
Barrage and bursts of shellfire failed to break American lines early Wednesday as German forces attacked a trench on the Chemin des Dames. U S troops repelled the assault with courage, suffering limited casualties while maintaining positions and preparing for potential counterattacks. The battle with German raiders occurred amid continued artillery duels and reports of hospitalizations and reinforcements on the same sector.
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