Turbulent war report from Carpathians and Dniester region
The dispatch notes continued Russian attacks in the Carpathians and western sectors with heavy losses to the enemy. South of the Dniester major battles develop after repulsing a strong offensive that yielded two thousand prisoners and four guns. Since January, Carpathian actions report 64 officers and 40,500 men captured along with 9 guns and 34 machine guns. Turkish forces mobilize to resist a fleet entry into the Sea of Marmara. Russians concentrate near Odessa for a potential attack on Constantinople via Midia, 60 miles northwest of the city.
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French Deputy Killed Fighting the Germans
Paris reports the death in battle of M. Chevillon deputy for Bouches du Rhone. The chamber announced he served as a lieutenant and fell Sunday in eastern France while engaged in combat with German forces.
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Loss of Evelyn Will Be Probed
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Bryan discuss the sinking of the American steamer Evelyn off the German coast. No definitive cause yet. diplomatic inquiries expected. Crew fate unclear with some believed to have reached Holland.
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Russians Admit Army Corps Lost In East Prussia
Petrograd reports explained the retirement from East Prussia due to German rail transport advantages and massed forces. The retreat continued toward the Niemen and Bohr rivers as Russian corps fought hard against heavy snow while German advances weakened.
Britain May Bar Cotton Cargoes From Germany
A London report outlines Britain considering banning cotton cargoes from Germany, with statements about publishing decisions and the need for a joint note. The dispatch also notes submarines overdue near Cuxhaven and several wartime maritime incidents including the Maloja incident and a Norwegian freighter loss in the North Sea.
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Pope Benedict Seeks Peace Terms From Germany
Rome February 42 The Giornale D Italia reports the pope sent to Emperor William a note asking what conditions Germany would accept for peace. The Vatican notes Germany, though in a strong military stance, fears war consequences and may be open to diplomacy. The pontiff reportedly pressed for terms while guarding Germany's military honor.
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German aircraft fired on by Swiss forces near Ferrette
Swiss troops fired on a German aircraft over Bonfal and Rechesy area yesterday. The plane was hit by nine bullets and forced to descend at Ferrette after hovering over the position at Rechesy.
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Stock of Aniline Dyes Very Low in England
London February 22 government efforts to obtain aniline dye supplies in place of German sources. President Runciman told the House of Commons that England’s dye stock is critically low, threatening many industries unless emergency measures are adopted. Government plans include forwarding raw materials to Swiss manufacturers to return finished dyes.
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London braces to defend against airships
London officials report ongoing preparations to counter aerial attacks as airships threaten the city. Buckingham Palace north wing gains wire netting and anti aircraft guns are deployed near Green Park, with more measures daily. Museums hasten to relocate treasures, though some papers urge broader protection of art and artifacts.
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Old Plantations Days minstrel show praised for singing
The note extols a performance titled Old Plantation Days with strong praise for the negro singers dancers and comic acts calling it better than the best minstrel show and suggesting sharing with friends.
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