Europe War Strategies and Dardanelles Fallout
The text discusses Russia potentially routing arms and grain flows, Hagland’s impact on Turkey and Suez, and how victories might sway neutral Balkan states Greece Bulgaria and Romania. It notes Bulgaria’s war entry affecting central power links, October tensions after Serbia’s fall, and resignations of Sir Hawara Carson and Winston Churchill amid Dardanelles criticisms along with a French cabinet overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Hagland
Egypt
Suez Canal
England
India
Balkan
Greece
Bulgaria
Romania
Turkey
Serbia
Teutons
Dardanelles
Hawara Carson
Waa
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Churchill
Lord Fisher
Evacuation and Battles at Gallipoli 1915 Highlights
The article reviews the Gallipoli campaign, noting the fleet alone and land force operations, major naval bombardments, and the eventual evacuation. It cites heavy casualties, naval losses, and political commentary on leadership and timing, including Asquith's admission of failure and reports from Constantinople and London papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balken-Dardanelles
Dardanelles
Egypt
Caucasus
Balkan
Theo
Gallipoli
Beaver
Ocean
Aezean
Carden
Amem
Ian Harlton
Seddul-Bahr
Seddul-Bani
Harly
Peninsulp
Art Burnu
Anzac Cove
eddul-Bahr
Ferrows
Shvia ‘Bay
Suvla Bay
Hamilton
Asquith
Parliament
Suvlo Bay
Peninsula
Amsterdam
London
Constantinople
Seddul
Hughey's Market To Reopen Monday After Fire
Despite Friday night fire at Hughey's Market 115 Whitehall street the owner says the shop will open Monday morning with doors ready. Damaged goods will be sold at cut prices while fresh vegetables and fruit will be stocked for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughey
Whitehall Street
Enchan Iyer
York
Navy
Fortify the System Against Winter Cold with Grove's Tonic
Fall usage urged for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to strengthen and fortify the system against winter. Promotes quinine and iron intake in a tasteless formula to purify and enrich the blood and build overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Victory on Hirtzstein Heights and Eastern Front actions
German forces repulsed twice on Hirtzstein Heights and reported advances in Galicia and Bukovina with captured troops and machine guns. Turkish counterattacks near the Arkbava river were driven back. British artillery activity around Ypres and Hulluch persisted as Italian fronts noted calm amid bombardments. Austrian and Hungarian positions at Monastir were bolstered with Austro German troops massing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Czernowica
Bukowina
Caucasus
Arkbava
Urumiah
Djecheata
Assadatad
Hamadan
Kangavar
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Goeben
Gorizia
Rome
Condon J
Ypres
Tataen
Rssued
Armentieres
Hulluch
Freiinghien
Anllery
Teutons
Monastir
Paris
Temps
Galonski
Mofsastic
Gievgeli
Doran
Stramitsa
Patrich
Breitenbucher Funeral Today in Oakland Cemetery
The funeral of Philp Breitenbacher will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at his residence 142 Sunset Avenue. The O M Mitchell post of the Grand Army will act as pallbearers and escorts. Interment will follow at Oakland cemetery. Mayor James G Woodward considered council attendance with Aldermen Sewright Sisson McDonald Renfree Alverson Farlinger and Mincey named for possible city official presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philp Brettenbacher
Sunset Avenue
O M Mitchell
Grand Army
Oakland Cemetery
James G. Woodward
Art
City Council
Breitenbacher
Seawright
Sisson
McDonald
Renfree
Alverson
Farlinger
Mincey
Society to Advance Patriotic Education Formed in New York
The National Society for the Advancement of Patriotic Education was organized in New York with Henry A Wise Wood as president and Henry EB. Joy as vice president. C Harrison Gray, Perry Belmont, Marta Gitin, Albert Bond Lambert, and Henry Woodhouse serve on the directorate. The group aims to translate patriotic impulses into a strong national spirit to promote peace and deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Society For the Advancement of Pateotic Education
Henry A Wise Wood
Naval Consulting Board
Henry EB. Joy
Detroit
C. Harrison Gray
Portland
Maine
Raymond EB. Price
Perry Belmont
Washington D.C
Marta
Gitin
Racita Wis
Albert Bond Lambert
St. Louis
Henry Woodhouse
America
Ubon
Five Men Drowned in Delaware River Ice Jam
Five men drowned in the Delaware River at Bristol near Philadelphia when their boat was struck by floating ice. All victims except Irwin Schwan of Cincinnati were from Eddington, Pa, and the incident occurred today in frigid conditions.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Bristol
Here
Irwin Schwan
Cincinnati
Eddington
Congress 10 Talks of European War
Washington reports a week of open debate in the senate and house over the European war and U.S. policy. Leaders urge patient waiting for full investigations while daily capitol debates promise fresh inquiries into British trade treatment and neutral shipping incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
United States
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Great Britain
Smith
Congress
American Association of Commerce and Trade
Berlin
State Department
Chief Ogallala Fire Dies By His Own Hand
Chicago reports Chief Ogallala Fire, a Sioux leader who fought with Sitting Bull and in Custer’s battles, died at a hospital aged 90 after a gunshot wound inflicted while alone. He had long traveled with wild west shows and later acted in motion pictures before years of illness.
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Chicago
Ogallala Bire
Siting Bull
Ogaltala Fire
United Sstates Regulara
Custer
Sitting Bull
Ride
Ogallala
Mra Little Bear
Ogallala Fire
Fouid
No Disorder on Border in Brownsville Report
No disorder was observed along the Texas Mexican border today and military reports say rumors of bandit activity on the Rio Grande side were unfounded. Congress debates include Indian and post office appropriations while hearings on dyestuffs and water power regulation loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownaville
Texas
United States
Rio Grande
Post Office
Connecticut
Massachusetts
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Niagara Falls
Frear
Wisconsin
Heflin
Alabama
Hiis
New York Cotton Exchange
Looting arrests pace East Youngstown riot aftermath
Youngstown Ohio January 9 preparations to reopen Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants east Youngstown and Struthers follow Friday rioting that caused two local deaths and 1 000 000 in property damage. state troops guard streets as 25 000 spectators arrive by rail and car. 250 foreigners rounded up, goods seized, jail space filled. mediation begun, James Nutt to represent the company in talks with striking workers. guards blamed or exonerated, pay days settled for workers despite tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Fube Company
East Youngstown
Struthers
Pointa
Pennsylvania
James Nutt
Public Safety
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Easternshuo
Western
Pemnayiventa
Machinsa
Legateq
James A. Campbell
Sheet and Tube Company
Waeless
Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
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Reuters
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Turke
Gallipati
Mehit
Eke Burnu
Teke Burnu
Anatolian
Seddul Bubr
Teke Burn
Kerevizzera
Mortellman
London Morning
Gathpall
Monro
Birdwood
Davies
Times
Hellesia
Anzac
Suvia
Hughey’s Market
Detagen
Pioneer
Wien
Madam B. Fryeese Guitver
Excalsior
Rider Brane Pork & Bears
Cudaby
Black’s
Atlanta
Stone’s
Hirtzstein Heights
Faris
Bocche di Cattaro
Lav—cen
Breitenbucher
Society TO
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
House Committee
Kiltchin
Ways and Means
Simpone
House Military Committee
Scott
Army
Bliss
Stanford
Naval Committee
House Rules Committee
Hensley
Missouri
Gardner
Teverner
Ulinois
Foss
Garrison
Capitol
Self
E.w.grove
Vegas
Iteball
Saarts Ee Oy Ca Karmpers
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Hone Ivy
Porto Rico
Serge Seer
Tomes
Harm
Potomac
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