Russians Attack and Press Front Across Eastern Front
In Teargrad region you trenches faced attempts to approach lines as forces in Chartorysk drive from wood between Koshukinovka and Poncherevitchi. Czarist and Austrian operations along the Styr and Strypa show ongoing crossfront advances with key gains near Czernowitz and Kliret while rail corridors near Kovel and Sarny draw German focus.
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Chartorysk
Koshukinovka
Poncherevitchi
Strupa
Bielavintze
Czernowitz
Kovel
Sarny
Caartoryak
Klrreat
Kovel-Royno
Kovel-Sarny
Teutons
Kolki
Petrograd
Sereth
Strypa
Buczacz
Sokolow
Teutone
Bakowina
Nto
Khrask
Meddeezhek
Austro German and Allied Front Reports From Galicia To Saloniki
Front bulletins recount fierce fighting in east Galicia with Austro Hungarian forces repulsing Russian assaults near Toporoutz and Buczacz while heavy losses are claimed by the Russians. Italian, British, French and Montenegrin reports note artillery duels, trench fighting, and limited offensives along the Italian and Belgian fronts. King Peter of Serbia engages in reorganizing the Serbian army at Saloniki as front tensions persist across Europe.
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Wirélesa
Sayville
Fuselang
Galicia
Austro-Hungarian War Office
Lopasa
Dolje
Tolina
Couting
Mnea
Toporoutz
Hegehaua
Rerinczle
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Uscziec
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Buczacz
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Monte San Michele
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Witeless
War’ Office
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Ercups
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Athana
Nicholas
Fontenesto
Salonit
Havaa
Athena
Al“bania
Monftenerrin
Paria
Majkovac
Bernie
Steamer Geelong Sunk In Collision With Bonvilston
The Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company announced the Geelong was sunk in a collision with the Bonvilston. Reports said sinking occurred last night with no cause given for the ship’s loss. Meanwhile school lunches were offered at nominal cost to elementary students in 41 American cities and many communities across English German and French speaking regions.
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London
Peninsclar and Oriental Steamship Company
Geelong
Bonvilston
Britons Go to the Colors Recruiting Totals
London reports Lord Derby’s figures for October to December show 1 150 000 unmarried and 1 673 263 married men presenting for service. Of 2 829 262 total men, 103 000 unmarried and 112 431 married enlisted immediately. 840 000 single and 1 344 979 married were attested for future service. 207 000 single and 221 853 married were rejected. The canvass found 2 179 231 single and 2 882 210 married men uncalled. Total attested enlisted and rejected 2 825 363. 2 182 178 did not offer service.
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London
Lord Derby
Derby
England
Scotland
Wales
Britain Replies To German Complaint Over Baralong Incident
London reports British official statement by Sir Edward Grey replying to German protests about the baralong sinking of a German submarine off Ireland. affidavits from six Americans aboard the Nicosia corroborate the sinking. Daily News notes inconsistencies in Baralong evidence and calls for civilized postwar reestablishment of sea traditions.
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London
Edward Grey
Forfeign Affairs
Ireland
Baralong
Bawara Grey
Unite States Navy
Foreign Office
Chicago
Nicosia
Larimore
The
Daily News
New Orleans
Lundy
Muleteerg
Matinea
Haralong
Marine
Greece Stirred By Allied Action In Saloniki Arrests
Greece faces tense diplomacy as premier M fitouloudia states protests to entente powers over the arrest of German and allied consuls at Saloniki. Reports say Greeks laugh at espionage claims and note public anger, with King Peter aboard a French destroyer meeting French officers in Saloniki. The Paris press cites Greece seeking a loan from the entente, while the interior ministry vows to move arrested consuls to Marseilles and then the Swiss frontier amid reprisals. Public opinion swells as entente threats to blockade Mitylene and pressure Greece to hand over two criminals linked to mail robbery. About 1,000 Germans and Austrians arrested at Saloniki, including a German school headmaster.
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London
M. Fitouloudia
Greece
Entente Povers
Saloniki
Germany
Entente
Peter
Serbia
Sarras
Mahon
Boitisa
Paris
de Petit Parisian
M. Romanos
France
Briend
Salonik
Berlin
Vienna
Ministry of the Interior
Splonski
Marseilles
Daffaires
Legation
Sayville
Mitylene
Entante
Selonik
Savvilis
Correre
Della Sera
Milan
John ©. Kohl
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
McAdoo Seeks $100000 to Fight Pellagra in South
Secretary McAdoo asked Congress for a 100,000 appropriation for studies and rural sanitation to curb pellagra. A Public Health Service report notes 75,000 cases nationwide and 1,500 deaths last year, with Mississippi reporting 10,864 cases and 1,024 deaths. It cites urban rural sanitation gaps and the protective role of proper food.
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Washington
South
McAdoo
Congress
Public Health Service
Mississippi
Campbell to be tried in Dougherty County
Pelham Ga January 4 change of venue granted in the case of D C Campbell who was convicted in Mitchell Superior Court in October 1914 for the murder of John Harrell and given a life sentence The lower court verdict was not sustained and a new trial ordered Campbell has been tried twice in this county and jury selection caused trouble The case will likely be carried to property puny and set for trial next Tuesday
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Pelham
Camilla
Fudge Cox
D. C. Campbell
Mitchell Superior Court
John Harrell
Campbelle
Anderstood
Robert Heel Drowns in Pond Near Griffin Georgia
The body of Englishman Robert Heel was found in Corbin's pond at noon. He apparently fell while attempting to climb the embankment after entering the pond earlier in the day. An inquest returned a verdict of death by drowning.
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Griffin
Apedal
Robert Heel
Corbin's Pond
Probable date fixed for trial of Chances
The probable trial date for Chances is set to be brought here within about a week. Comans and Wilkerson of Dawcom and Colonel HR Forronter of Escapurg will represent the defendants. Solicitor Gander R Williams will conduct the case.
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Cape M1
Simon Has Quit British Cabinet
London January 4 Announcement was made in the house of commons to pay off the resignation of Sir John Simon secretary of state for home affairs The resignation had been forecast and the formal announcement made today was generally expected The home secretary was not in agreement with the cabinet decision on compulsion. Sir John entered parliament in 1900 and entered the ministry in 1910 as solicitor general When the coalition cabinet formed he assumed the post he had just relinquished. The cabinet faces shifts as McKenna and Runciman conditions on army size and Ireland policy provoke uncertainty ahead of Wednesdays parliament sitting. Potential successors named include Lewis Harcourt and Herbert Samuel.
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London
House of Commons
John Simon
John Gimon
Home Secretary
John
Viscount Morley
John Burns
Belgium
McKenna
Reginald McKenna
Walter Roneiman
Board of Trade
Asquith
Ireland
Press Association
The
Times
Morning Post
Runciman
Daily Chronicle
Lewis Harcourt
Herbert Samuel
Sa Duchy of Lancaster
Offles
Appeals Court Affirms Damages to Ex Manager Jack O Connor
The St Louis Court of Appeals upholds a May 191 against John O Connor for $5000 damages after his discharge as manager while under a one year contract. It rejects evidence of a player conspiracy involving Laigie and Cobb in 1910 and finds the contract not void for ambiguity.
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Jack O’connor
S Jafe
Cobb
Detroit
Court of Appeals
O Connor
O’connor
National Prohi Convention Moves to St Paul Venue
National Prohibition Convention changes venue from Minneapolis to the Auditorium in St Paul for June 19 due to lack of a satisfactory hall in Minneapolis. Announcement came tonight from W G Catherwood, a member of the national executive committee.
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Paul Munn
Ginneapolis
National Executive Committee
Chicago
W. G Catherwood
Minneapoita
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