Move in Millions Planned by Russia Move Forward
A high army official says the next Russian advance will involve millions rather than corps, with an improved army ready to march at short notice. The force is well supplied, in winter quarters, and guarded by continuous fire. Camps are rugged, subterrean cabins, steam baths, and improvised shelters dot a fortified front.
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Petrograd
London
Armes
Presa
Aiong
Tom Heaths
Andrew Kalpashnikol
Washington
Malcom Grow
Philadelphia
Mme Peshkom
Bavaria
Price Joachim
Bzura
Joachim
Vitalitas praised by James J. Smith of Savannah
James J Smith of Savannah reports Vitalitas helps chronic constipation and indigestion after six years of illness. He says headaches dizziness and leg pains disappeared after use and urges others with stomach liver kidneys bowels or blood disorders to try it at Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta or request information.
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James J Smith
P O Conner & Son
Savannah
Guyton
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Whitehall Street
Tadv
Monastir Story Shows Serbian Front Camp Life and War Tales
A vivid field report describes Monastir captured by Bulgars and the Serbian camp life. Soldiers endure makeshift baths, cook, sleep in bunked freight cars, and rehearse in the officers club as train crowds pass with tea and bread. The piece cites trenches near German lines, Red Cross care, and personal stories from commanders and prisoners.
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Felix
Iamp
Russian Red Cross
Monastir
Serbia
Macedonia
Saloniki
Aylona
Durazzo
Albania
Ruspina
New Haven Directors Trial Tells Morgan Kept Out of Mess
New York report on December 3 details testimony at the trial of eleven New Haven directors for criminal Sherman Act violations. Charles Mellen said he wrote to U.S. District Attorney Wise to shield J. P. Morgan from any Grand Trunk traffic deal actions while denying Morgan direct involvement. The testimony covers attempts to limit the investigation to the Grand Trunk matter, with further proof sought on wider New England transportation control. Clean-Up Week noted by Columbus chamber of commerce for January 10 to 16.
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New York
New Haven
Charles Mellen
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
United States
Mellen
Wise
Grand Trunk
Morgan
Grand Jury
Providence
R 1
Grand Trunks
Vermont
New Hampshire
Meflen
Morgans Obeswont
New London Northern Railroad
Edson J Chamberlin
Alfred W Smithers
Smithers
Chamberlin
New England
Melien
Taft
Wickersham
Italy pledges aid to Serbia in war effort
Rome reports Foreign Minister Sonnino affirmed Italy will assist Serbia across the Adriatic with arms and ammunition and will not seek a separate peace with the central powers. He praised allied unity, cited Greece’s neutrality guarantees, and stressed Serbia’s independence as vital to Italy’s national aims and to the war’s end.
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Rome
Italy
Sonnino
Senate
Chamber
Bonnino
Greece
Serbia
Adriatic
Germany
Baron Sonpinos
Balkans
Austria
Galicia
London
Great Britain
France
Russia
Japan
Baron Sonnino
Macedonia
Albania
Baron Sonning
Iowa
No Senate cloture predicted by Georgia congressmen
From Washington on December 3 special report senators Smith and Hardwick predicted cloture for the senate would be defeated by the Democratic caucus tomorrow. Hardwick said ten or twelve oppose any form of cloture and expected the caucus action not to be binding. The piece also notes committee placements for Georgia representatives including Howard Wise Walker Park Vinson and Vinson’s district role on the district of Columbia committee.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Smith
Hardwick
Senate
Howard
William Schleyoward
Ways and Means
House
TL. F. Livingston
Federal Penitentiary and Post Office
Atlanta
Georgia
Wise
Sir Howard
Walker
Representative Park
Carl Vinson
District of Columbia
National Capital
Appeal to Britons to Avoid Conscription
London December 32 An appeal to All Men of Britain age 19 to 40 urges voluntary enlistment as recruitment winds down by December 11. Lord Derby, director of recruiting, says the campaign aims to prove readiness to fight for the nation and liberty remains secured by voluntary service.
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London
United Kingdom
Lord Derby
Alsc
Great Britain
Uni
Uiting
Public Service Chief Edward McCall Appears in Albany Notice
In Albany, the public service commission chairman Edward B H McCall is cited in an official notice from the Down State authority. The fragment notes his position and a governmental context, with details truncated.
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Albany
Edward BH. McCall
Down State Public Service Commission
Governor weighs action after hearing on McCall conduct
The Thompson investigating committee of the legislature held a hearing on charges against McCall. Governor Whitman presided today and announced he would take no action before Monday. The committee continued its inquiry into alleged misconduct in office and neglect of duty.
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Ernor Whitman
Thompson
McCalls
McCall Accused Over Stock Ownership in Kings County Power
The charge claims McCall retained legal ownership of 387 shares of Kings County Electric Light and Power company stock despite asserting he transferred them to his wife before taking office. It alleges possession of stock in a corporation under the commission’s jurisdiction as a violation of the law.
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McCall
Sharce
Kings County Electric Light and Power Company
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Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
Children’s Furs
United
Custom House
Nnn
Ireland
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