German air raid over England causes minor damage
A German aeroplane dropped incendiary bombs near Braintree Colchester and Coggeshall in England. No serious injuries reported though several houses damaged. A conical bomb nearly a yard long fell near Braintree as the aircraft headed to sea.
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American steamship Evelyn sunk by mine near Bremen
The American steamer Evelyn, loaded with cotton, sank after hitting a mine off Borkum Island in the North Sea while en route from New York to Bremen. The captain and several crew members were rescued. mine’s nationality remains undetermined.
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Evelyn sinking prompts US probe into mine linked loss
Washington reports the Evelyn, an American steamer bound for Bremen with cotton, was blown up near Borkum offshore Germany. Officials press for a full inquiry to determine if a mine caused the disaster and whether diplomatic action is needed. Captain Smith and crew were rescued. ship, 1185 tons, built 1883, home port Philadelphia.
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Southampton
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Phildelphia
Robbery Faked by Messengers on Florida Flier
Washington reports reveal the Atlantic Coast Line Florida Flier robbery near Alexandria was staged by two express messengers. They admitted breaking the strong box to steal stationery, then fabricating a masked-robber tale to avoid trouble. Messengers named are A. Ghambuss of Charleston and M. Williams of Rose Hill.
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Atlantic
Florida
Alexandria
Adams Express Company
Wiould
Ashes of Frank James Put in Safety Vault
Frank James body cremated in St Louis on February 21 and the urn of ashes will be kept in a safety deposit vault until Mrs James dies, after which it will be interred with her body.
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Frank James
St. Louis
Brave Bernhardt Faces Amputation After Surgery
Paris dispatch reports surgeons plan to amputate Sarah Bernhardt's right leg tomorrow at St. Augustine hospital in Arcadia. She remains stoic, accepting the fate, while friends and readers send warmth as she awaits the operation and a late note from Jane Mendes hints at hopes for her recovery.
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Paris
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United States
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Kaiser Directs Undersea and Aerial Blockade at Wilhelmshaven
View shows submarines and a Zeppelin station at Wilhelmshaven as Kaiser with Prince Henry and Admiral von Tirp directing Germanys plan for undersea and aerial blockade to starve England. Arrows mark torpedo discharge points from subs and reports claim 120 large mine laying submarines built in six months, each carrying mines weighing about 1200 pounds.
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Berlin
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Helgoland
Detectives Probe Wreck at Decatur
Detectives from Georgia railroad officials probe a Decatur wreck, suspecting deliberate tampering with an automatic switch. Evidence points to intentional interference, with three prior wreck attempts nearby. Officials caution about details, but say detectives will pursue leads as investigations continue.
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Georgia Read
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Lberty
Peru Seeks U S Flour Imports to Stabilize Bread Prices
The government of Peru plans to import flour from the United States to sell at cost to lower bread prices. Finance Minister seeks a loan of 1 750 000 dollars to cover the financial crisis.
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How a Manufacturer Made a Market in Atlanta
A manufacturer sought to introduce his goods in Atlanta but faced cold dealer reception. He launched a vigorous advertising campaign in The Constitution, sparking public interest. Retailers grew eager, stocking the line as demand rose, and now storekeepers aim to cooperate with newspaper advertisers to supply what customers want.
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Constitution
Chapman Scores Failure To Enforce the Prohi Law
Dr J Wilbur Chapman attacked Georgia for lax enforcement of the prohibition law at a Sunday revival. Nearly 7,000 packed the auditorium while hundreds were turned away. more than a hundred came forward at his invitation to pledge reform. Continued on Page Five.
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J. Wilbur ‘Chapman
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Washington deemed foremost uninspired mortal by Champ Clark
Speaker Champ Clark told a Washington church that George Washington was the foremost uninspired mortal in history. He praised Washington's character and his pivotal role at the constitutional convention, noting occasional human flaws as part of his humanity. President Wilson to deliver the principal address at tomorrow's birthday celebration under patriotic auspices.
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George Washington
E Washington
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Charles Lee
Wilson
Battles Rage Near Ossowetz Amid Niemen Floods
Reports from the war front describe heavy fighting around Ossowetz as German operations stall due to the Niemen river overflow. Russians claim counter-moves in East Prussia and Galicia while reinforcements arrive in the Carpathians, with officials noting little overall change in western positions. The Dardanelles attack by British and French fleets remains unconfirmed in new dispatches.
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Ossowetz
Niemen
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Dardanelles
Street Car Auto Collision Injures Young Lady
A Sunday morning crash at Ivy Lane and East Harris streets involved a street car and an automobile. Miss Lillie Bell Smith, passenger in the auto, suffered bruises, while driver Jack Wynn was hospitalized at Grady but not believed to be in danger. The auto windshield was shattered but damage remained limited. Police did not file charges against motorman A. M. Sewell or the auto driver.
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East Harris Streets
Lillie Bell Smith
East Harris Street
Pegro
Jack “Wynn
Grady Hospital
A. M. Sewell
West Pine Street
Two Cars Collide Head-On in Waycross Injuring Five
Five people were hurt in a head-on collision on Brunnell Street Waycross early tonight. James F. Morgan's car carried Anna Morrison Magdalena Izar and others. A Britt’s Beach car carried Calhoun Paul Smith and J McGueig. Britt injured chest possibly internal. others scratched and bruised. Britt charged with reckless driving and placed under bond for appearance in recorder’s court. Morgan’s car stayed on the right side of Brunnell Street.
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Weather Prophecy Showers Across Multiple States
Weather forecast indicates Monday showers with a high chance of rain extending into Tuesday across Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Tennessee. Regions expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies, varying temperatures, and a cold snap following the showers, with winds possibly affecting western areas.
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