Inquiry Sent to Turkey on Persia Submarine Action
Washington reports Secretary Lansing received Vienna dispatch via Ambassador Penhal, noting Austrian submarines in the Mediterranean reported none involved in the sinking of the Peninsular and Oriental steamer. An inquiry to Turkey is being prepared for presentation to the Turkish government to determine if a Turkish submarine was responsible.
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Washington
Lansing
Penheld
Vienna
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Persia
Arsa
Morgenthau
State Department
Austria
Hun
An Easy Way To Get Fat And Be Strong
The article mocks fools who brag about stuffing to gain weight and exposes ineffective methods. It mentions digestion, a drug-based plan called Bargat, and cautions against unsafe practices while urging safer, controlled weight gain through proper nutrition and medical guidance.
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Mga
Mary
Lucey
Ducuas Pharmacies
Various Forms Of Headache
Dr J W of Brockton explains that headaches require understanding their causes and treating both the cause and symptoms. He recommends AK tablets for rapid relief, plus Actoids to keep bowels regular, and advises carrying antiamalo tablets for oncoming attacks.
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J W
Brockton
Bean
Zeppelin Raid Kills 64 and Injures 67 Across English Counties
Based on an official statement, bombs were dropped in Derbyshire Leicestershire Lincolnshire and Staffordshire with 64 killed and 67 injured. The raid aimed to strike munitions factories, while reprisals were urged by London papers.
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London
Zeppelin
Derbyshire
Leicestershire
Lincolnshire
Staffordshire
Tollaws
Attacxa
Norfolk
Derby
PE Am
Tuk
Lorton
Las Elers
London Globe
Pall Mall Gazette
Tondoners
Zeppelins raid London. all airships return safely
The Evening News reports the January night raid was the largest Zeppelin attack so far, but no sounds were heard in London per The Pall Mall Gazette. Official statements say incendiaries struck Liverpool to Great Yarmouth area, with heavy fires and no ships hit. all airships returned safely. A separate Paris raid attempt ended when searchlights forced the airship to retreat.
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London
Evening News
Pall Mall Gazette
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Manchester
Nottingham
Sheffield
Humber
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Zeppelin
Paris
Consent agreement ends NCR cash register case
In Cincinnati a consent agreement was filed by defendants and the government satisfying most changes sought by the United States in its antitrust suit against the National Cash Register Company of Dayton. The criminal case against John H Patterson and 26 officials was dismissed with costs assessed to defendants. Patterson had been sentenced to a year in prison and a $5000 fine. others faced prison or fines. The dismissal follows the reversal of Patterson’s conviction by the federal circuit court of appeals and denial of Supreme Court review.
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Cincinnati
United States
National Cash Register Company of
Dayton
Obio
United States District Court
John H. Patterson
National Cash Reglster Company
Tatterson
United States Circait Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Patterson
Shoppers Attacked for Exchange Habit
New York February 1 The Consumers Teague condemns the practice of returning goods for exchange as hardship to store employees and a drag on sales. The league pledges to discourage this habit asserting it harms public health and raises costs borne by consumers. It notes that one third of goods in a certain fine were returned for exchange.
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New York
League
No Report Yet On Fires In Cherokee County
Special report notes no formal report has been made by the Shalterand jury investigating recent fires of alleged incendiary origin in Cherokee county Judge Hal Patterson urges thorough inquiry so the world may know Cherokee remains on the map and the truth is established.
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Tanton Galebruary
Shalterand Jury
Garrison Clashes Over National Guard Controversy
Washington February 1 Secretary Garrison and the National Guard Association clash over a continental army plan with advocates for federalizing the Guard and pay for service. Garrison warns the pay bill would commit to a failed system, while guardsmen push for federal control with limited state use. Flood reports warn of rising rivers and widespread Arkansas and Mississippi inundation with refugees and levee breaks across southeastern Arkansas and New Orleans.
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Washington
Garrison
National Guard Association
Senate
Hevee
Guardsmena Committee
Foster
Florida
Continental Army
National Guard
Chamberlain
Senate Committee
War Department
D Mittia
Thia
House Committee
John F. Ryan
New York Natonal Guard
Miltia
O Hiyan
Imperial Army of
Japan
Munch
Switzerland
Australia
National Guard Convention
Nat Atttude
Wilson
Congress
TMG
Willtl
San Trancheco
War Departments
Garrison Wille
National Army of Volunteers
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Evansville
Cairo
Mississippi
St Louis
Greenville
Vicksburg
Nalchez
Arkansas
Little Rock Ark
Arkansas River
Cummins Home
Pine Bluff
Douglas
Cummins
Bay City
State Prison Board
Fed Fork
Little Rock
White River
Newport
Red Fork
Mewport
Naval Academy Bill Proposed for Chicago
Washington February Senator Lewis introduced a bill to establish a naval academy in Chicago with funding of one million dollars.
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Naval Academy
Chicago
Washington
Lewis Today
Flood Threat Lays Beside Mississippi Valley and Ohio
Reports describe rising flood risks across Louisiana Arkansas and parts of Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Levee boards engineers and workers mobilize to patrol defenses cap breaches and dispatch boats to safeguard towns including Vicksburg Natchez Owensboro Henderson and Paducah amid approaching high water.
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Cummins
Lincoln
Arkansas
Drew
Ashley Desha
Chicot
Portons
East
West Carrol
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Curmmins
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Natchez
Ohio
Louisville
Stover Port
Lumsville
Catro Renorta
Tewlands
Owensboro
Henderson
Paducah
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Garyville
Ils
Evansville
Washington
War Department
Russell
Missouri
Barkley
Kentucky
Mississippi
Ohio River
Revival at State University in Athens History Making
A major religious revival is underway at the University of Georgia in Athens since Sunday. YMCA organizers lead the event with Rey JT A Hemphill of Atlanta delivering slated addresses. Between four and six hundred university men have attended each meeting as the revival continues tonight.
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Athens
University of Georgia
YMCA
University Rey JT A Hemphill of
Atlanta
Three Guns Worth 150 006 Tangled In Bay Debacle
Bremerton Washington February report details three three inch turret guns valued at 150 006 tumbling into Puget Sound after a barge capsized near Port Orchard Bay. The cruiser Colorado guns were being shipped to Washington.
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Bremerton Wash
Colorado
Washington
Portchard Bay
Business conditions show nationwide improvement
Reports from twelve federal reserve districts indicate business conditions are still improving across the country. Districts from Boston to San Francisco note continued upturns, increased activity, and a generally optimistic outlook with persistent prosperity in recent months.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
The
Reserve Board
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Rihmond @stuit
Atlanta
Chicago
At Louis
Pallas
San Francisco
Harbin Campaign Launched In Calhoun For Congress
A mass meeting in Gordon County, Calhoun, launched Senator T. W. Harbin’s bid for Congress from the Seventh District. Citizens endorsed Harbin, praising his Georgia Senate work and support for the recent prohibition bill. Mayor Hall presided as Harbin outlined campaign goals and a clean race. The gathering unanimously backed Harbin and recommended him to voters across the district. Congressman Gordon Lee was the then current representative.
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Calhoun
Gordon County
Laere Tofay
TW Harbin
Seventh
Harbin
Citiiens
Georgia Senate
Hall
Nith
Gordon Lee
Congress May Repeal Emergency Tax Law
Washington February 1 Repeal of the emergency revenue law is seriously considered by administration readers in congress. Members of committees with fiscal jurisdiction study revenues to pay for preparedness and deficits. Chairman Simmons of the senate finance committee favors continuing the law or sources include incomes inheritances sugar and war munitions with possible tax increases on liquors.
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Washington
Congressor Weekly
Anc
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Jno L. Moore & Sons the Opticians
An ad invites customers to bring their ophthalmologist prescription to Jno L. Moore & Sons at 42 Broad Street in Cadiz for glasses crafted to exact curves with scientific accuracy and skilled finish.
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Jno L. Moore & Sons
Opticians
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Muse
Children’s Dept
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
State University
T.W. Harbin
Machine Store of
Sonora
Columbia Grafonola
Chlye
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