German Frightamlaess and the Pockethooky Pins Rush
The piece recounts Germany’s frightful morale impact as Britain prepares for a new loan drive. Bonar Law frames the funding as a patriotic issue, not finance, and notes Britain’s savings on interest after the loans. London financiers warn of costs, while the Zeppelin threat amplifies public resolve.
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Te Uy P
Lowell
London
March
Patriotia
Germany
Bonar Law
United Press
Joan Lut
m _ Bonar Law
German Food Supply Overestimated Says Berlin Dispatch
United Press report from Amsterdam states a Berlin dispatch cites an overestimate of Germanys food supply. The note says increased production faced limits from transport and supply disruptions, with authorities acknowledging constraints on food delivery to Berlin and other areas.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Marek Js
Tye
Geremat
Dickater Adaifleed
Worry about Kaiser’s recovery retards progress
From Ferne, Switzerland, March 25, Raisers Witbalm is suffering a wild form of diabetes and undergoing treatment at a health resort. Physicians reportedly have strong hope of a cure with a refined treatment, but public worry over the illness is hindering progress.
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Dy Enited Press
fRerne
Switzerland
Four More National Guard Regiments Ordered Out
Four more national guard regiments were ordered to be mobilized today. The units come from West Virginia New York Connecticut and New Jersey. The War Department also said the regular army engineers regiment from the southern department has been ordered to Washington D C.
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United Press
Washington
National Guard
West Virginia
New York
Edsnecticut
New Jersey
Regular Army
Southern Department
Washington, D.C
Grand Dukes Remain Loyal Amid Provisional Government Ties
In Petrograd on March 28 the grand dukes and royal princes show loyalty to the new government. The article notes their formal backing and mentions allied state ties, including their hobbies and state planes.
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Petrograd
Theip
Ready To Control a Germans in Me
Washington March 25 reports warn of rising German activity near the U S border. Officials say border incidents and potential military danger are being watched as authorities prepare for possible actions against German plots. The situation reflects fears of renewed aggression from German agents and sympathizers in Mexico and along the frontier.
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Walted Press
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Eta
Mary C Fitts remembered with church ties and family ties
An obituary notes Mary C Fitts born 1847 Orleans Indiana, married 1885 to Witten Fitts, died in Washington. She was devoted to church and charity, charter member of the Ladies Circle of the G A R, member of Eastern Star and Rebekah lodges. Surviving children include Fred Harry Noble Fitts and Gertrude Tileston. a brother Howard Busick. Funeral at First M S Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Farsaker
Pitt
Ome Aml
Derers
Thurch
Loral
Waspington
Pittawhy
Ladies” Circle
Thhe G. A. KR
Eastern ‘Star
Rebekah
Mary C. Fitts
Orleans
Ind
Joan C
Adeline Aesok
Witten c” Fétis
max‘Tiege
St Orleans
Ney
Washington
Clarence
Charles
Fred
Harry
Noble
Fitts
Gertrude Tileston
Indianapolia
Howard Busick
Quieans
Firsk M
Oburah
Oak Grove Cemétery
Genet
Raper’s Navy Recruitment Visit Spreads Through Daviess County
United States officer Waly M Raper, visiting Daviess County for several days, toured every town to boost navy recruitment. He left for Oakland City and planned office next week. Raper’s tour aimed to show opportunities and attract men to enlist for the navy recruitment drive.
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la B. Raper
United Stayy
Severa
Navy
Oakland
Raper
Daviess County
Hpan
Fire Bombs Wade On German Vessel Story
New York reports discuss fire bombs aboard a German merchant ship tied to Hoboken New Jersey as trials and conspiracy cases unfold. General Miles warns mass training and an offensive campaign could end the war, noting up to three million Americans have some military training and many more are prepared for defense.
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New York
Hoboken
N. J
Djemissal
VanFleet
Liewl
Netgon A. Miles
U.S. A
National Defense Convention
National Guard
United State
Eis
Yen
Mises
America
Chicago Women in Fold Riot Over Meat Prices
In Chicago on March 28 a riot by women from the Gogty area disrupted a kosher butcher shop on the northwest side Ghetto. Police jailed suspects after property damage and confrontations with officers. Earlier that week arrests were made as protesters targeted kosher shops amid meat price grievances.
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Ghicaso
Bey Bernten
Berten
Cymoh
Gogty
Northywest Side
Bea
Petesti
Fomen
Soldiers Clean Out I. Waw Fifteen Leaders Thrown Down Stairs
March 28 report from Kanese City describes six soldiers storming the I. W. 4 amu enlistment HQ at 322 Main Street. Fifteen men attacked were thrown downstairs during a five minute clash triggered by an automodite fit that drew the military indoors. A chaotic scene followed with women fighting and gunfire. Ten killed and a third seriously wounded in a revolver battle involving ax dan and four women. The incident sparked an all night orgy as German sailors, later transferred to Fort Oglethorpe, reached Chattanooga with guards.
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Kanese City
Mechine Gyn Vom
Fanya
Phirdregins
Falphie Truman
Amu
Main Street
Afi
Cleveland
Mare
Ax Dan
Agbt
Darming Needle Kills Prize Cow in Wisconsin
Appleton Wis March 28 Paulter Paul Parthense world champion Holstein cow owned by HR Schaefer Clayton county is dead A post mortem shows a stuffing needle pierced the heart.
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Appleton
Wis
Paulter Paul Parthense
HR. J. Schaefer
Clayton County
Mayor McCarty Seeks Fish for Lake Project Amid Controversy
The May or asks E Shireman for shipments of fish to stock a city lake for Easter celebration. He outlines lake dimensions and water depth while public sentiment on the project, fishing rules, and past stockings are discussed. Officials note various rule violations and ongoing fishing activity at the park.
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John W. McCarty
Shirysan
Easteidé Inke
Receally
McGerty
Shireman
Mtcarty
Shirer el
Entyre
McCarts
Palteg
Megrisa- 20
Dagtabes
Eégpral
Ashing
Otebt
Fragmentary line hints at place and event
A garbled OCR line mentions a place and event but lacks clear names or dates. It reads as a partial location reference with unclear details.
Death of Edward O Connor Near Hagleaville
Edward O Connor, a 80 year old widower and longtime resident of Van Buren Township, died this morning from heart failure after a brief illness. His son Edward O Connor, a former county superintendent of roads, and daughter Nora Gaigher of Washington state survive along with A. O Cohoos of Vac Buren Township and Mrs. Nora Gaigher. Funeral services will be at St Mary's Church in Eastern Barr townships.
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Michedet O'Connor
Tealding
Hagleaville
Shoasootes
Lodgootee
Edward O Connor
O'Connor
Fig Leagas
Edward O'Connor
A. O'Cohoos
VacBuren
Nora. Gaigher
Washingtony
VanBuren Ovens
St. Mary's Church
Barr Townships
Dr J W Way Dies In Kreomville Colorado
Dr J W Way died Saturday night in Kreomville Colorado. He practiced medicine in Washington about sixteen years ago and was raised in Marin County near Shoals. He is survived by brothers William A Way and Isaac P Way of Stoais, sisters Mrs Emma J Cilley and Mrs Rosa B Agre of Vincennes, and his mother Mrs Loviea A War. The funeral will be held next Friday in Denver, Colorado.
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J. W. Way
Kreomville
Colo
Washington
Marin
Shoals
Way
Charles A. Way
Asselty
Offer
Wiliam A
Isaac P. Way
Stoais
Vunna J. Cilley
Rosa B. Agre
Vincennes
Loviea A
Vgashington
Alfordays
Say ‘Ra
Denver
Cato
Dynamite found on B&O Southwestern crossing watchman reports explosion risk
Vincennes Indiana March 28 W E Foutch railroad watchman at First Street reported finding dynamite between the B and O Southwestern line near a river bridge. The cartridge was four and a half inches long and wrapped in brown paper with a visible fuse. Officials at Flora and railway authorities were alerted to the hazard.
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Vincennes
Ind
W. E. Foutch
Bott Thwestern
Boarab
N&lf
Sun
Crdgstig
Wibash River
am. a _ Railway
Flora
Unclear OCR fragment about volunteers and Congress
Fragmentary text mentions volunteers and Congress, with distorted names and phrases. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize into a proper news item.
Eagles Attend Meeting at Vincennes
Several members of the local den of Eagles traveled to Vincennes for the second annual meeting of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of the seventeenth district, composed of Bicknell Vincennes and Washington. The event is hosted at the Eagles’ home in Vincennes with a full program including welcome and addresses by district and state leaders, afternoon talks for visitors, and evening ritual work and initiations.
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Denia’ of Eagles
Vincennes
Order
Sxgles
Indiana
Compostd
Bicknell
Washington
Eagies
W. F. DeJean
W. B
Vincennes Aerie
John K. Rice
Bicknell Aerie
Dillinghaw
FL c. Dilley
Carl G. Winters
Teant
Germany Has Equal Chance Not Winning the War
New York March 28 By Uniron Preses Bevy Admiral Fisk warns that Germany has an even chance not winning the war. He urges recruitment drives and emphasizes enlistment of women in support roles as part of a peacetime mobilization. Fisk addresses the Bevy department and calls for renewed recruiting campaigns to sustain the central powers.
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Fisk
Germany
New York
Ihwlge
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