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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
1
Peace treaty shadows drive Bolshevik struggle in Moscow as Lenin and Trotsky face possible resignations. State Department reports no new details from Russia and cannot confirm reported destruction of bridges on the Siberian railway line.
Consular reports received in Washington today claim Tush Embassy staff are safe at Helsinki Fors Finland while tensions rise in Petrograd. Dispatches note heavy shelling in towns near Kiev, Bolshevik advances slowed at Pris Priograd, and a brief note on YMC AL workers returning from analysis.
A cabinet meeting in Stockholm discussed the Finland crisis amid German intervention. Officials noted temporary Swedish measures and possible German military moves, with reference to recognition of the Finnish government and potential secret dealings.
Boeing a damaged spelling makes the sentence unclear yet indicates the president Wilcon's tempest over Lewera prompted by a dam and trouble members of the non state apprecia tions tam tities reformation as to the necessity of use rotation for such action.
A damaged OCR fragment indicates a weather update for Washington with notes of rain and a change in conditions. The readable portion mentions a Wednesday period and a shift to wet, cool weather.
At Fort Benjamin Harrison a general court martial found officers guilty of immorality. The sentence barred service and involved the Ohio National Guard. The proceedings referenced a high command and a conscription context with wartime service penalties.
A historic article notes that six American soldiers are decorated for bravery. Names include Christie, Buddy Werch, Setookiva, David Alvan, Softee, and Avitinan Se Wartns. The piece reflects wartime recognition and lists actions and honors connected to the awards.
Funeral rites for the Most Rev. Bishop in Philadelphia gathered high church dignitaries and city leaders. The service, held at the archdiocese, honored the late pontiff of the Catholic community with solemn rites and citywide attendance.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports an airplane accident near Oklawona with vague references to locations in Glia and California. Names and details are garbled, but it notes an investigation and mentions fatalities and training terms without clear facts.
Reports from Copenhagen today say German military authorities decide on drastic measures to put down disorder in territories they have seized in Russia. The situation is described as a predicted nightmare of bloodshed.
Reports from Petrograd describe plans for the Congress of Councils of Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Delegates of All Russia to convene next Tuesday in Moscow amid a stormy session. Advices say German pressures and Soviet reaction shape expectations as delegates consider terms of a possible truce and the path of a “holy war” against Germany.
Australian forces attacked German trenches in the Watneou sector for the second time, reportedly capturing prisoners and two machine guns. German raiders reportedly attempted a British breakthrough near the Atme area but were driven off by Allied defense near the Franco Belgian frontier.
The Treasury announced per capita money distribution in March at about $48.37 in the United States. Fort Rosk War era conditions are noted with a wartime article mentioning the treasury figures and a court case related to funds.
The March Court convened in the Bioctest era amid a complex trial docket. The grand jury returned true bills against Osrar Brean and others, with sentencing slated for the fall after deposed cases and remaining charges are resolved.
The Daily Mail reports that ambassadors from England France and Italy have decided to seek intervention. The dispatch notes plans for diplomatic action likely affecting Japan during ongoing tensions.
Late dispatches indicate Chinese troops may be concentrating on the Russian frontier while the extent of Japanese penetration remains unconfirmed. Reports say the Tah Sey District near Eriaba Riveria will be policed into the interior and Vladivostok harbor may host warships as tensions rise. The United States and Britain stress negotiations with Japan while avoiding commitments that could widen the conflict.
Washington reports a directive General Meadon issues a form to railroads asking for a questionnaire. It seeks details on disabled locomotives including ages and causes, repairability and cost, and where engines could be retired from heavy traffic for potential reuse.
Delegates gather in Chicago to press for war time Prohibition measures and a constitutional amendment to establish permanent nationwide prohibition within twelve months. The session centers on central goals, with organizers calling for durable legal restraint on intoxicants and broader moral reform.
Delegates from all regions gather as a major merger plan is discussed with many pledged to join. Uninstructed delegates remain, while leaders hint at uniting the Prohibition and allied movements to advance national policy goals.
Boston March 8 telecommunication workers threaten a strike tying up 17 major exchanges near Boston unless demands are met. Authorities report a powerful wireless plant under government review as the situation raises war time security concerns.
The text is garbled but suggests warnings that heightened raiding could foretell a larger German offensive. It mentions critics and parties debating the likelihood of an intensified campaign, with some believing escalation is underway while others doubt a broader drive.
Washington reports the conscription of income as inevitable and labor conscription as imminent. The article notes debate over a $5,000,000,000 book issue and outlines terms for compulsory labor under military needs, with references to a proposed federal power to compel registries and workers for national defense.
New York women voted today for the first time in a historic move toward full civic participation. Reports suggest observers noted shifts in party support as women prepared to cast ballots for Congress and state offices. Mixed reactions from Prohibition and Republican factions appeared as election coverage continued.
Washington dispatch reports officials insist on clear U S stance as talks in Turkey and actions in Siberia and Bolshevik held territories unfold. Observers note Japan’s potential moves and possible allied cooperation, while turmoil in the region prompts demand for decisive presidential guidance.
Washington reports that Boys and Girls Clubs in northern states produced crops valued around $1,000,000 in a drive led by agriculture clubs. An army of workers and clubs generated profits near 7000 dollars and raised funds to support farm projects and banking services for club advancement. The campaigns included pledges of millions and highlighted the impact of youth organizations in agricultural production.
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