NOBLEMEN CLUBBED TO DEATH IN PETROGRAD AND LONDON
Reported assassinations shock Petrograd and London as noblemen linked to the former royal family are killed. Bolshevik agents vow retaliation for prior killings in Berlin, including Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht.
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Doko Pe Mabie
Helsingtor
Vis
London
Fyven Petro
N.S
Lonand
Grand Michaelovitch
Che Ehavite
Dimitri Kensé
Constantina
Rosa Laxembu
Karl Liebknecht
Berlin
Hungarian Countess Arrested in Chicago for Threat Letter
A Hungarian countess, connected to the Wilson Paris peace talks, was arrested at the home of Dr. Theodore Tieken in Chicago where she has been employed as a housekeeper. The document notes five days without British or French admission and discusses the Covenant of Leagues of Nations as an essential part of the preliminary peace treaty.
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Wilson
Paris
Theodore Tieken
Chicago
Murder Suspect Bluffs in Long Beach Case
Dr. Walter Keen Wilkins faces murder charges for the killing of his wealthy wife in Long Beach. A nationwide search followed his sudden disappearance after the crime last month. He has now returned voluntarily to face the charges.
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Walter Keen Wilkins
Long Beach
Baltimore District Attorney Telegraph Update on Murder Suspect
Communicated with the district attorney by telegraph today about a murder case. A suspect, named in the report as Rheene Willings, is connected to the slaying of his wife at their Leng Bs L home weeks ago. The city received word from a physician about voluntary actions and potential statements in progress.
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Baldimore
Rheene Willings
Leng Bs L
Sc Crak
Wusiane Payyea
Reruges and price stabilization in the step market
In a terse report the government contemplates actions to rerugue and stabilize prices in the step market. The Commerce Department is to decide on utilization sites and hold conferences with industry representatives to set policy and timing for next steps.
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Ira
League of Nations Debate Advances on Racial Policy
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussions at the League of Nations on a racial policy. The American delegation is pushing for insertions in the program and anticipation centers on a formal statement or proposal.
Woman Connected With Illegal Sale Of Registry Ship
A woman is linked to an illegal sale case involving a registry ship. Federal authorities in Tulsa dispatch to Vinita to act on the matter and pursue charges. The report notes warrants and actions by the law, with details pending.
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Tulsa
Vinita
Deral
Leonid
Atry Teomara Warrenty
Washington, Ma weather stated for Western Popnussi Night
A fragment from a local weather item notes Washington Ma and Western areas facing a forecast, mentioning a night period and temperatures. The readable bits indicate temperature comments but lack full details or precise figures.
Conference hints at league action limits amid discord
Fragmented passages suggest debate over league actions and amendments amid wartime policy. References to Britain, the United States, Japan, and dominions indicate tension over collective security and response power within the league system.
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Lord Robert
Robs
Roe
Europe
Robert Sali Pe
Munich rulers face cough after scalp of Ruprecht
Fragmentary report suggests Bavarian royal figures endure illness following a contentious dispute over Ruprecht’s status. Renunciations or resignations appear tied to ongoing questions about succession and throne rights.
British Railway Officials Aye to Avert Major Strike
British railway officials approve measures to prevent a large strike. The move follows talks at the conference where officials presented a plan to keep services running and avoid disruption.
Fragmented report on wartime propaganda charges and intercepted letters
A damaged OCR fragment notes German propaganda and authorities charging a person about intercepted letters. It mentions Dr. Thes and a rabid person, with a claimed sum of 0.000 and reference to a test in a contested context. The text is garbled and difficult to fully parse.
Railway Clerks Hearings Set On Corporation Proposals
Railway clerks will hold a hearing on corporate proposals as part of a meeting agenda. The session will address railway loans, credit terms, and related financial arrangements under consideration by the board.
Korea Proclaims Independence Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR reports claim Korea proclaimed independence as tensions rise in the region. The garbled text references political figures and broader upheaval, suggesting a historic statement amid occupation.
Painzow Division Schedule Boat Sail Window
The Painzow division will sail between March 29 and April 15, with details noted by Tur Beeston. The passage mentions a period spanning late March to mid April and indicates timing adjustments or remarks about the voyage window.
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Painzow
APOHL
AmERICAN Labor Restive Across Sectors Grows
Labor unrest spreads across multiple sectors as workers voice grievances and demand changes. Leaders report rising strikes and protests, with key unions coordinating actions nationwide amid economic pressures and wage disputes.
Washington awaits official version of Tien Tsin affair
Officials stated a military version of the incident would not be made public while reviewing the matter. Department representatives and media contacts discussed the evolving account, with uncertain transfers and incomplete details cited as the review continued.
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Washington
Wih
Ransfer
Raymond
Wis Broug
British Authorities in Egypt Enforce Dramatic Ation
London reports that British military authorities in Egypt have implemented drastic actions. The move signals heightened control as tensions rise.
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Egypt
Sues
A fragmentary OCR snippet references a legal action with unclear subjects. The readable portion notes a suit filed and mentions names and parties in a vague context, with no concrete dates or locations available from the legible text.
Wilson and House vs Re Lord Cecil Wilson and House
American delegates work to finish the League of Nations constitution draft and seek agreements on changes to admit neutrals. March 20 leads to renewed efforts to finalize, with key figures Meling and others pursuing consensus amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Wilson and House
Re ‘Lord Cecil
League of Nations
Alliances and British Japanese relations discussed abroad
A garbled report analyzes alliance ideas during World War I era with references to American nationality, Japanese policy, and British prompts. It notes pressure on leaders, propaganda angles, and unclear terms shaping Anglo American and Japanese diplomacy amid evolving wartime strategy.
International Commission Reviews Waterways and Railways
A scrambled report notes a commission examining transportation by rail and inland waterways. The text mentions public works authority and considerations of transit under government clauses, with aims to reform alien transport by rail.
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