Military briefing reports mixed World War I actions
Public dispatches describe night actions around Notre Dame de Lorette Aisne Champagne Beausejour Massiges and the Argonne. German forces were repelled north of Massiges and south of Altkirch while Allied artillery claiming effective bombardment and territorial gains near Bagatelle February 4. An aviator dropped bombs.
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Joint War Loan At Four Per Cent
London bankers say a joint Allied loan of four percent guaranteed by England Russia France and possibly Japan could be floated in New York Petrograd Paris Tokyo and London. Daily Allied expenditures are around 20 million dollars with about 2.5 billion already spent. Britain France and Russia may share advances to fighting nations, but not as a general war funding method. Germany warns against neutral shipping near northern and western France as it plans to attack English transports and war material destined for France.
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Fresh German troops to help the Austrians
Venice reports Vienna dispatches say 30,000 German troops reached Hungary to aid Hungarians facing a Russian envelopment in the Carpathians. Austrian forces reportedly attacked the Russian left in Bukowina, with a guard unit annihilated at Uzsok pass. The notice confirms 200,000 German troops are moving from Poland to assist in Przemysl relief.
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Embargo on Rosin Eased by Britain Imports May Resume
Washington reports that rosin shipments to Italy, the Netherlands and Denmark will not be halted unless fraud is evident. The British Privy Council had deemed rosin contraband, with possible future adjustments to avoid harming American trade. Sir Richard Crawford indicated wool imports from England may be announced early next week.
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France Pays 42 Cents To Nearly Two Million Subjects Daily
Paris reports official statistics show 2,116,000 requested government aid with 261,600 refused. Daily allowances reach 1,857,000 people averaging 2 francs 10 centimes per family, totaling about 3,500,000 francs daily. A separate note states President Poincaré signed a 300,000,000 franc credit to assist war‑loss victims.
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Belgian Violoncellist and Composer Dead at 75
London dispatch reports Ernest DeMunck a renowned Belgian violoncellist and composer has died at age 75. He and his wife Carlotta, sister of Adelina Patti, lived in America where she sang and toured with him. DeMunck began his career young and counted Wagner Liszt and Saint-Saëns among his friends.
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American grain detained for weeks at Genoa
Paris on February 6 reports James Switzer land complains American grain reaching Europe often detained many weeks before shipping. Forty cargoes worth about 12,000,600 dollars await unloading at Genoa. Most bound for Italy, four cargoes for Switzerland. Unloading machinery and arrangements at Genoa are insufficient.
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Lozier Motor Car Co. Sale Approved at $1 Million
Detroit buyers confirmed in bankruptcy court the Lozier Motor Car Co property sale for $1,000,000 after a prior bid of $840,600 was rejected. Reported bid by the same bidders raised to the seven figures, with creditors expected to receive about four percent.
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Full Time Resumed At Thread Factory In Willimantic
More than 2,500 employees at the American Thread Company plant will work on full time for six days a week after Monday, ending a four day week, per an announcement from Willimantic Connecticut. Piles treated with PAZO ointment usually clear in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee if it fails. First applications give instant relief for itching burning or protruding hemorrhoids.
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