Debating Blockade Policy and Neutral Trade Ties
Sir Edward Grey defends Britain's anti enemy trade stance arguing that leakage is inevitable yet necessary to sustain ally supplies. He cites neutrality concerns, U S notes, and Fra n ce consultations while stressing the goal to distinguish bona fide neutral cargoes from contraband.
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United States
Edward
Scandinavic
Holland
Germany
Navy
Smiler
Ture
Bemon Boi
Ther
Sidward
Attics
Luis
Uie
Contmioigy
Tan
Edward Grey
New Tality P
Great Britain
Alles
Agaist An Injustice House Lhe Severtment
Bartinebh
Tord Farrington
Tord
Sandward
Stockholm
Sweden
Eece
France
Bis
Local builder learns of J A Randell death
FM Horine vice president of the Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers received a telegram reporting the death in Chicago of J A Randell a former president of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers. Randell aged 50 presided at the national meeting in September and had been invited to return for the February gathering. He managed the Continental and Commercial National Bank building in Chicago and is survived by a wife and two children.
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FM Horine
Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers
Chicago
J A Randell
Vr Randell
Atlanta
Randell
Commercial National Bank
Murray Randell
Waine Randell
Horiie
Palm Beach
Potash Company Granted Charter in Georgia
American Potash Company received a charter from Judge Ellis authorizing a capital of 1 million dollars. Incorporators include Frank P. Cochran of Chicago M Priest of New York and Dr Pitner of White County Georgia. The firm may begin with 25100 capitalization to control mica lands in northern Georgia.
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American Potash Company
Ellis
Frank P Cochran
Chicago
M Priest
New York
Pitner
White County
Georgia
Shredded Wheat Biscuit Served Hot at Niagara Falls
A hot nourishing meal reheats Shredded Wheat Biscuit in the oven with hot milk to restore crispness and provide energy for a half day of work. Enjoyed with bananas or other fruits. Made at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Hand to Hand Battles Near Neuville Reported
London reports heavy fighting between French and German forces near Neuville as the French attempt to retake trenches. Berlin claims all attacks repulsed, but France occupied German mine craters and destroyed trenches in the Argonne forest. Austrians capture positions near Gslavia and take 45 officers and 1,197 men as prisoners. Montenegrin delegation signs disarmament articles and arms laying down proceeds with Austro Hungarian confirmation. British air raids and artillery activity noted along Loos, Hulluch, and Cumchy. Russian dispatches confirm German air activity and Zeppelin maneuver. Galician front reports balloons ignited and bombardments with limited effect. Caucasus gains include field kitchens and provisions captured from Turkish forces.
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London
Neuville
Berlin
Argonne Forest
Gslavia
Vienna
Menlake
Kut Gl Amara
Albania
Essad Pasha
Montenegiin
Werun, Wamuacy Gh
Sayville
Oslavia
Ppm
Kolyain
Andrivevica
Isonzo
Podury
Monte San Michele
Monfalcone
Borgo
Ala
Loos
Hulluch
Cumchy
Komedes
Dvingk
Turk Tah
Paris
Belgium
Steenstrade
Artais
la Folie
Neuvile-St .Vaast
Thelus
Roye
Laucourt
Opernay
Conte
Essad Fpasha
Entente
Ales
Tirana
Brindisi
Ital
Elbiscan
Hilluss
la Chalide
Maar la Panne
Joos
Dixmudg
Bethune
Tures
British and French Fronts Report Intense World War I Battles
Reports describe heavy artillery duels and counterattacks across Neuville and La Folie sectors with mines cratered zones west of Laucourt and Escaut lines. Italian and Balkan theaters note Austro German gains challenged by Allied defenses while Mesopotamia and East Africa actions show British and colonial forces engaging Turks and Senussi tribes, with varied casualties and territorial gains.
Must Be Hard to Kill Says Minnie B Werner
Minnie B Werner, hospitalized after a fall from a transportation building window in Chicago, declared I must be hard to kill. Doctors believed she would recover, noting she landed on a covered automobile truck.
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Minnie B. Werner
Chicago
Minnie
Werner
Transportation Building
Misa Werner
British unions back war as conference adopts two pro-war resolutions
On January 26 Eastol a British labor conference backed the war effort, outvoting socialist and war sections. Speakers like James Ramsay MacDonald and Philip Snowden failed to define clear positions. Delegates approved resolutions urging labor cooperation with authorities for a victorious end to the war.
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Eastol
James Ramsey MacDonad
Liecester
Philip Snowden
Blackturn
Bates
Commerce
Robert 37
Plenarth
Lrades Wuomam
Great Britain
James Riminy Mativonald
Terms Inc
George James Wardle
Stockport
Railway Review
Patient in Night Attire Jumps From Hospital Window
ROH Crews of Goodwater Georgia leapt from the second story window of the Georgian hospital at 235 Capitol Avenue early Wednesday morning. The sudden sight caused a panic on East Fall Street as residents mistook the figure for a ghost. Captain J Poole and officers from police headquarters calmed the scene and returned him to the hospital, where they advised that his clothing was more suitable.
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Goodwater Ga
Georgian Hospital
Capitol Avenue
East Fall Street
J. Poole
Pottee
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Potash Company
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Johnson's
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Anna
Cardon
Per & Stone
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Lagarina
Mori
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Marte
Cadora
Carina
Valentina
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Carso
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Wireleys
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Mesopotamia
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Maniake
Kut el Amara
Enemis
Korna
Tne RS
India Office
Cy Sinn
Reuters
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Wallace
Leyte
Matruh
Brishole
Hazahn
Brichola
East Africa
Sir Smith Darden
Mbayuni
Tavela
British Fast Africa
Serenget
Mfhayuni
Labor Conference
Columbus
Hanna & LL Murrah
Mayo City
City of
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Cityy Market Co
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American Bakeries
CAAL
Carter Electric Co
N. Broad St
Frome
Ivy
Broad St
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