Allies Suffer Heavy Losses In War Reports
Reports from Constantinople and Petrograd describe heavy Allied losses and tactical setbacks as German and Austrian forces push through Galicia and the Carpathians. Russian and British reports claim large prisoner totals, intensified artillery actions, and fear of widespread destruction including threats against Warsaw and St Petersburg.
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Petrograd
Svarea
Suwaiki
Pola
Alem
Toylay
Aalyr
Greig
Sussiki
Courland
Unclear OCR Record on Regional Cooperation and Healers
Fragmentary text references Phillips Gow and Everett Eads with a Seestarn New York and Pennsylvania Ace Association. Mentions about a hundred healers and planned planting for something named The Ineiness hen, but details and context are missing.
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Phillips
Eni Gow
Everett Eads
New York
Pennsylvania
Ace Association
Jewish resident dies after suspected poison exposure in Newark
Police report a man identified as Wyle-Be Sorcare or Rob Ingon appeared in One Limelight Ward City. He was found with a colorless liquid vial and a handkerchief at his mouth after muttering about a plan near a Jewish cemetery. Officers deemed the death due to exposure, with possible foul play suspected as the man claimed to have taken a dose in a fake Five continuation.
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Avian Goldstein
Wareen
Ialand
Ose
Desaly
Walia
Newark
Bouter
Olene Goldstein
Dave Cohen
Seneca
Thase
Jeter
Gavin
Ciey
Uin
Yoieou
Clarendon
al Soyer
Ve Willard
Warr
Luce Byourwe
Poland
Sid Helkins
Huhuvel
Cerala
Slemer
Prussia
Coure Apendante
Dresden's fate after battle with German cruiser Dresden
A damaged and partially garbled report recounts the German cruiser Dresden's arrival and engagement with British forces. The ship reportedly faced heavy resistance, with crew casualties and for a time the vessel under threat before sustaining significant damage.
Mad dog creates alarm near Clarendon and Warr County
In a tense rural page, residents fear a mad dog prowling near Clarendon and Warr County. Local authorities urge quarantine of dogs, cordon off affected areas, and promise swift action as residents seek safety and clarity amid scattered rumors.
Historic Library Project in Asmere Advances
Plans for a major public library building in Asmere progress with architect Warren Wetmore and George A. Puller Co. producing designs. The proposed 75 by 123 foot steel structure features brick faced walls, a granite base, a four story living space, and a grand front elevation with decorative columns and pilasters. Estimated cost exceeds 106000, with bids expected for site excavation, framing, plumbing, and heating.
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Selanm
Agsmere
Concermany
Vile Siu Beer Karewa
Tie Jelersant
Ang Welmore Estates
Ann Tefferson
South Seas
Wetmore
Tie Mun
Warren Wetmore
Turk Goer
Warren
Anu
Dehrie
George A. Puller Company
New York
New York, An Authentic Desertion! OW Alw Butiaie
Senrie
Caim Warren
Santiaurore
Henry’ Bouse
Holidhng
God Warren
Walla
Mathet Street
Fink Rhoseate
Miltle
Mary Baswh Injured When Telephone Pole Breaks
A curious accident occurred Wednesday evening near North Warred when a telephone pole toppled striking Mary Baswh as she walked by. She sustained injuries, treated at once by Dr. Awden, and remained under observation. The pole’s fall also damaged nearby property and clothes, with witnesses noting the pole broke causing the incident.
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Gilve
North Warred
Herome
Warren
Anse Brown
Titus
Vice President Opens Expo Amid Crowd at Pan American Fair
Official opening remarks by the vice president described the Pan American Exhibition as a showcase of unity and progress. Thomas Marshall, representing the United States, spoke earnestly to a large audience beneath the Tower of Nations, praising modern achievements and urging peaceful cooperation among nations.
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Soy Raveiseu
Martu
Cresigsht Thomsa
Marshall
Sten Marsiall
Massacre of Christians Amid Persian Turmoil Refugees Saved
A chaotic report cites American doctor Packard saving three thousand refugees amid massacres of Christians in northern Persia and the Uvre. Syrian Cariglians fled to safety as Turkish regulars and local forces attacked in Georlapa and surrounding areas. Refugees sought aid under the United States flag while Allies urged protections.
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Georlapa
War Situation At A Glance From The Front Lines
A chaotic bulletin reports Russian advances in northern Poland and the Carpathians with German and Austrian resistance. It notes fortified Soviet positions, Austrian efforts, and Allied bombardments, claiming Russian progress while detailing strategic outposts and contested passes toward Hungary.
Public meeting urged support for general Nalfarate
Citizens in the area organized a public meeting to back General Nalfarate amid tensions. Officials noted defense preparations and possible actions by the state department as delegations of manufacturers pressed for safety measures and policy.
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Wasreton
Alvarien
Ceneral Nalfarate
Aira Comisanaer
Eas
Manel
Barticoo
Dange
State Department
Uraiue
Pyeivine Yousiure
Uour
Tron
Hbeescary
Reverend Jones Composes Music For Salem Talent Play
Revered WH Jones writes the music for The Naid s of Salem, a home talent play scheduled for Libary theatre in April. The work features local singers and directions by Miss Wier McClay, with orchestral support and a fundraising benefit planned to support the troupe.
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WH Jones
Kame Talent Flay
Salem
Trinity Memorial
Libary Theatre
Hey
Tring Memorial Chusen
Sitig
Lo de Sents
Warren Wutledess
Cerdquelor
Swareen Reimieay Orchestra
Rive Ais Advien
Wier McClay
Pruviour
West Spaearance
State Grange probes new highway measure
State Grange proposes a new highway measure with funding tied to road types and local governance. The plan outlines shifting costs between state and local entities, establishing a board of road trustees, and defining road maintenance responsibilities across counties and townships.
Law and era committees set April fifth public option bill
The House law and era committees designated April 5 as the public hearing date for the local option bill to regulate UI boards and all forms of amunler advirdene, with a broad slate of bills discussed. The session covered pensions, city shares of licenses, and regulatory measures for boroughs, counties, and schools, noting votes and committee actions amid fiscal and legal debates.
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UI Boards
Severty
Ginaifyioe Courtey Ecuording
Bovear
Connie
Boven Yale
Poty Agricol
Cavanlaeves Coventinn
Bruin
Thawaccuets
Fiscusu
Eat Westnet
We Committee
Weta
Eave
Stade
Thea
Rion
Deiping
Paler
Tn Soren Eabon
Howe
Ems
Periar
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Dardanelles
Torch
Bucharest
Turkey
Myinon
Merch
Galicia
Peamdent
Fai
Cue
Amis Sutter
Constantinople
Karch
Turki Winisos
Yaremice
Gereradors 265
St Pouist
Allegert
Odewire
Farle
Chat Cagne
Arpous
War Office
Atturugun
Wessoexee
Eri
Ang Dougy
Ieee Me Fe
Dresden
Eure
Ovat
Maret
Rusia
Aidtentana Yeatnedas
Torenied
Hewtar
Isegert
Aireciaen
Dresgen
Uae
Glasgow
Legpelin
Lengte
Esini
Wiest
I Warren
Jefferson Estates
CST
WirBé
Mary
Wart Aorth
OG Fai
Font Forpinn Nepienannatinee Took
Pann Ceremanten
Persia
Russia
Geelan
Hungary
Ionde Lealing
Barfield
FSB GT OF
LA Cama I Coe St
Benilaey
State Grange
New Aghway
Wold Dtare
Cominise Slimen
Geb
Mareishwrg
ReuimraUe
Executive Aid
State
Jouce
Sue
Algibstiva
Surong
Main
Minekle Street
Can and Order
Tefeat Police Pensions
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