Five Killed and Nine Hurt in German Raid
A German raid on the North Sea coast caused five deaths and nine injuries in a city near Durham. Bombs dropped between 9 and 19 oclock at night damaged docks and shipyards. British scouts attacked and drove off raiders, with reports varying on the number of planes involved.
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Cernude
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Corn Frank
Nowiile
Sivelipa
Uist
Remsy
American Soldier Killed in Skirmish With Mex Bandits
A U S soldier was killed in a battle with Mexican bandits near Zapata, about 100 miles south of here. A patrol reported ongoing clashes as measures to protect the area continued.
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Zapata
Here
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President Narrow Escape On Congested Street
A chaotic morning near Moshingwan in area 14 describes the president narrowly escaping being run down by a vehicle in a crowded cross street. A procession of onlookers followed as the president moved safely amid shouting bystanders and guards, heading toward a distant sipping board.
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Moshingwan
Dynamite Found Hidden at Hog Island
A damaged report states dynamite was found hidden at Hog Island and mentions claims by Dudley Reed Kennedy, head of industrial relations at Hughes landing. The text describes alleged storage areas and suspected shelter for workers, with references to entitlements and planned accommodations for thousands.
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Russian Situation Divides Washington Ahead of Soviet Congress
Washington voices show wide division on how to respond as the Soviet Congress meets in Moscow. Lawmakers debate policy options, with factions favoring firm action or cautious diplomacy ahead of the gathering. Official statements emphasize national interest and security considerations.
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Washington
Moscow
German Imposed Peace Terms Ratified Debate
Readable fragments discuss whether German terms will be accepted with negotiations about Japan's possible Siberian intervention. Article cites Washington and Paris positions, Moscow talks, and potential impact on Petrograd and Russia, noting U S stance and Allied tensions.
Occupation of Odessa Threatens Russian Black Sea Trade
The article reports German forces advancing toward Odessa, part of a plan to control the Black Sea and open routes through the region. It notes Odessa as a major grain export port and cites Allied reports on German aims, including troop movements and naval considerations along the European front.
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Central Powers
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Amztertem
Edessie
Rusia
Vac Mackennens
Germany
Ogesta
Ferest
Ake
Maky
Garman
Luoneuny
Amsterdam
Interan Honarewe
Awratnia
Aso. Diesta
Government hires Charles Davidson as Alaska surveyor general
Washington March 14 President Wilson nominates Charles Davidson of Alameda to be surveyor general of Alaska with appointment effective December 12 and headquarters at Pittsburgh George Ho Freley of Greenville named as collector of customs for district with Pittsbureh as HQ
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Wachingin
Seanostuiay
Omer Cally
Menalipa
Amnune Sn
Government Control of Stock Yards Under Scrutiny
B L Burke a live stock producer and advisory committee member accuses the Food Administration of being like a boogeyman, warning that government control of stock yards threatens market freedom and rancher operations. He urges transparency and local oversight.
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B. L. Burke
Food Administration
Remedial Talk on Packers Influence During Food Administration Hearings
Federal official and stock producer B L Burke told the Senate committee that prices paid to producers are largely affected by tactics from food leaders. He urged government control of packers backing yards while warning against actions that might disrupt the Food Administration’s market role. Senator Norvic questioned packer favoritism amid the hearing.
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Senate
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Nagsen
Senatoe Norvic
Rainbow Division Active in Mar Across the Front
The Forty second division reports continued front line activity with fronts at Mare and Marek. Allied forces repel enemy trench attempts as General Gerard coordinates actions with French troops in notable advances and counterattacks along the line.
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Execution halted for four American soldiers in France
Four U S soldiers condemned by court martial in France will not be executed. Two were condemned for sleeping on post and two for disobedience of orders. News mentions a reprieve or commutation altering the intended punishment.
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France
Court overrules technicalities in five troopers case
Washington reports that four American soldiers facing death by court martial in France will not be shot. Pershing sent findings to the War Department noting overlooked technicalities and recommending further review. Officials indicate only certain charges may be sustained and the final action rests with General Pershing.
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Pershing
War Department
France
Dia
Thuou Sanes
Souris
War Department of Review
Ordar Tin Seteneen
Partie Nation
Vibe Tran
West Virginia Towns Isolated by Flooded Rivers
Fragmented OCR text notes widespread flooding isolating West Virginia towns. The garbled lines mention rising waters, stalled transportation, and multiple place names, with misread fragments suggesting a broad regional flood impact and disrupted services.
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West Virgina
Unclear historic note hints at forces and dates
Fragmentary OCR suggests mention of Huwann-Heak and German armies with Lt Cou and a March schismatin term. Readable bits imply military context, possible collision of forces, but specifics, dates, places, or outcomes are damaged or uncertain.
Government Tracking German Spies in Midwest
In Kalamazoo and New York, authorities detain several suspects tied to German espionage networks. Reports name Walter Schwel, deemed a top plotter, held en route to New York. arrests span Michigan and New Jersey with connections to a Hoboken plant accused of aiding a German government cipher operation.
Hornell Flood Edges City as Cloudburst Roils Streets
Widespread flood damage reported in Hornell after a morning cloudburst. Residents scramble to secure homes as trains report disruptions and rail traffic is reassessed amid rising water. Officials urge caution as crews assess wrecked infrastructure and streets remain hazardous.
Allies May Command Dutch Ships Rights in War
Statement asserts that sovereign rights exercised by German states in the Franco Prussian War will be used by the United States and Great Britain to command Dutch ships. The text frames potential maritime authority and legal precedent across major powers.
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United States
Great Britain
Between Forties and Fifties Bottoms in New York Harbors
A World War I era report details Dutch, American, British, and German tensions over the threat of submarine warfare. It notes Holland’s duress, potential compensation for ships seized, and a government stance on protecting shipping in New York Harbor and adjacent waters. The piece cites figures on ship movements, tonnage, and proposed naval actions affecting vessels in the harbor.
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Coliee Holland
Great Britain
Ect Fonday
Theriaolé
August Philips
Mala
Waa
Prea
Owse
TE Tolland Shinniwe
Oxon
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Ional
Olands
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Ee Garmin
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United States
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Unites Etats Holland
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New York Harbor
Uywaran
Subprage bill loses OGD in Maryland
The Maryland House clarifies the Burdette bill as granting suffrage but the measure provides the right to vote for women in municipal elections and another proposal renews annual Drea aenual.
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Maryland
Annapolis
A. Mareh
Weather Forecast Fragment From Washington North
A fragment reports snow in the north with stronger snowfall expected tonight. The brief note notes lighter conditions elsewhere and highlights a Friday night change in the forecast.
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