British Submarine Offensive and Dardanelles Update
British forces push north in Palestine extending lines near Durah, four mile front. Turkish naval defeat at the Dardanelles cited as a significant military event. Constantinople observers note Turkish reliance on German naval leadership while Goeben and Breslau remain in German control. Paris reports copper supplies and coffee imports under French food minister Victor Boret as exchanges continue.
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Multiple Funeral Notices From Sherman and Parlor Listings
Remains of Adele Dalannes Weloved Luke ONeill David Conners Rhin hire Christman Antone Raketch and Hubert are listed for removal or announced funerals. Families receive residence details and timing for services at Mount Moriah Mary Crown St Joseph's St Mark's Holy Savior and local cemeteries. Funeral times and residences vary with late notices to appear in forthcoming papers.
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Holy ‘Savior Church
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Reed-Christian Henry James Christian dies at seven
The obituary notes the death of Henry James Christian at age seven. The funeral plans mention services at Dans King parlors and interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Additional lines reference Antone Terpin with a funeral at South Montana Street and St Patrichen Church, ending with Holy Cross interment.
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Daniels and Bilboa Funeral for John Snyder
The funeral for John Snyder, son of Mr and Mrs Snyder, will be held this morning at the residence of his sister Mrs Johns on Han Anaconda road, then proceed to St Mary's Church for mass and interment at the local cemetery. The burial service for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Snyder will take place Monday afternoon at Dugganes undertaking parlors.
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Secretary Baker to testify on wartime efficiency
Washington January 27. Secretary Baker will appear before the senate military committee to answer charges of inefficiency and outline the war departments achievements at home and abroad. He plans to show data on key acts and argue against a proposed reorganization bill. Testimony could span the day and continue into Tuesday with possible later statements before the house military committee.
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Funeral notices and burial plans in local papers
Funeral arrangements and burial services announced for Walter Pelkie and other residents. Details include services at St Patrick Church and Mount Carmel Cemetery, with interments at local Catholic cemeteries and times around morning and afternoon sessions. Also notes a 1 year old Cruz Crowe death and related wake details at family residence and Walsh’s parlors.
War Front Debacle and Allied Naval Watch
AP summary notes German high command plans a rapid drive on the Entente from the North Sea to the Adriatic as Allied navies guard shipping against intensified U boat threats. Reports cite German chancellor presses for peace while Austrian-Hungarian moves show political shifts. Czernin's peace overture to Wilson hints at possible realignments among western powers.
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Reactions in Reichstag on Russia Finland and Poland
In the Reichstag debates the Holanecikts are accused of double standards from support for Finnish diplomacy to blockading its representatives. Critics say the Holsheviks threaten legal assemblies and wield naval force, while Germany advocates a broader, principled peace without coercive pressure. The exchange also covers conversations with Poland and Turkey and the aim for a just peace among central powers.
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Jewelers office robbed in downtown district
The office of a jewelry company was looted yesterday in the downtown district. Police and private detectives remain on the case as the jewel value fluctuates from twenty five thousand to two hundred thousand dollars, later narrowed to fifteen thousand for a pearl necklace.
New York Firm Reports Stock Safe After Robbery Alarm
A New York firm said a consign ment had not been taken by robbers and remained secure in a safety deposit box at the time. Pending final stock verification, firm members estimated the loss at approximately a provisional amount.
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Borah Defends Wilson Against Wild Criticisms
Idaho Senator Borah told a Baltimore patriotic defense rally that critics unfairly attack President Wilson and Congress over war preparations. He urged ignoring partisan naysayers and praised the administration for steering the nation toward a strong war effort.
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