Young Albanian Thought DEA En Route Home
Willard McDaniel, a Georgia graduate who left Albany six years ago, plans a home visit around March 20 after months of family efforts with the state department and consuls. A Seattle letter describes wanderings in South America, Japan and China, then work for the U S government in the Philippines before taking leave to return home.
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DEA
Albany
Willard McDaniel
E. J Mofiamtel
State Department
McDaniel
North Georgia Military and Agricul
Tural College
Dahlonega
South America
Europe
Seattle
South Americas
Japan
China
Philippines
United States
Four Vessels Sunk Reported In North Sea Waters
London reports the sinking of four vessels with three British smacks landing crews at Lowestoft. The Italian sailing ship Elisa is also said to be sunk. Japanese coal production exceeds 200000 tons annually from mines in Japan and South Manchuria.
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London
Lowestoft
North Sea
Elisa
Japan
Manchuria
British Armed Merchant Ships Ordered to Use Guns Only for Defense
London report states the British admiralty released October 20, 1915 instructions governing armed merchant ships. Vessels may resist attack but must not obstruct others or use armament beyond self defense. Fire only with colors hoisted and no firing if surrender is evident. The policy aims to clarify defensive use amid German memoranda and ensure safety at sea.
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London
Admiralty
Tearsen
Prine
French Great Reserve Forces Kept Intact Amid Verdun Pause
Paris reports mystery over German Verdun pauses as French reserves stay intact for counterattacks. Observers weigh if next blow will target Verdun or shift along Somme to Aisne with potential flank danger from Artois and Flanders. Lieuтenant Colonel Driant, Nancy deputy, has not reported since the siege began.
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Paris
France
Verdun
Lorraine
Oart
Joffre
Somme
Aisne
Pourhern
Darianan
Artois
Flanders
Waevre
Mause
Desavannes
Orellier
Mets
Driant
Driant, Son-In-Law of the Late General Boulanger
Nancy
Negro Held for Stealing from City Offices
Marshall Thrower a 1 year old Darktown resident is held to the state court on $2000 bond for a five month burglary spree. Detectives Hamby and Vickery traced seven pawned coats to city office buildings and identified sixteen stolen overcoats. Thrower admits guilt and says he made a flying by his thievery.
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Marshall Thrower
Thrower
Detective Headquarters
Minister and daughter killed at crossing near Tampagla
Rev. Harry C. Adams a Presbyterian minister from Lake Alfred was killed along with his daughter Mira aged two and a half when a passenger train on the Atlantic Coast Line struck their automobile at a grade crossing. Miss Adams suffered internal injuries and severe scalp wounds. Avalanche kills twenty in Tyrol. Twenty killed and many injured as avalanches strike southern Tyrol per Central News Amsterdam dispatch.
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Tampagla
Harry C. Adams
Lake Alfred
Mira
London
Central News
Amsterdam
Tyrol
Spring Brides Urged to Buy Crepe de Chine Garments Now
A New York buyer’s late January purchase enables a second shipment of crepe de chine underwear offered at lower preexisting prices. Scarcity of crepe de chine grows daily, so brides should select now to avoid higher later costs. Styles include twelve options from $2.00 to $5.95 in various fabrics and trims, with flesh and white colorways and delicate laces.
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New York
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Creo
Muse
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