Turkeys in peril as Russian advances threaten
London reports rapid Russian gains in Turkish Armenia complicating reform efforts. Russians aim to cut Turks along the Black Sea and push toward the Bagdad Railway, potentially aiding British efforts to seize Bagdad. Asquith seeks a 20 million pound credit to fund the war. Petrograd notes Russians control Lake Van district and Turks evacuate Bitlis, while Berlin says British repelled on the Yser Canal.
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Five Die in Broadway Theatre Building Fire
Five men and one woman perish in an early morning blaze in a five story theater district building. Twenty people were inside when the fire broke out, with several dramatic escapes reported as actors occupied the premises.
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Ferguson enters race for Brazos County clerk
Horace O. Ferguson announces for the office of county clerk of Brazos County subject to the July Democratic primary. A Brazos County native, he pledges fair treatment, no discrimination, and efficient service from a post in Bryan.
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Call Out Youngest Reserves Under Act
London February 21 AP reports the youngest recruits under the military service act will be called before March 31. They are single men about 19 years old. The present summons completes the calling out of single men.
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Ambassador Gerard Injured in Skiing Accident Near Munich
London dispatch reports James W. Gerard American ambassador to Germany broke a collar bone and injured his left side while skiing near Munich. Authorities say the injuries are not serious.
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Munich
Flood waters threaten sections as levees fail in Louisiana
By Associated Press New Orleans Feb 22 flood workers remain at work along weakening Mississippi levees near Southwood and South Baton Rouge. Appeals come from marooned residents in Western Tensas and Concordia parishes as areas stay overflowed.
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Five Die and Dozens Injured in Connecticut Train Crash
A wreck near Milford Connecticut involved the Connecticut River Special No 59 and another passenger train. At least five killed and about fifty injured with reports of ten dead and sixteen injured in New York dispatches.
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Beck Road Extension and Bridge Projects Approved by County Court
The commissioners court met February 14 to February 19 and approved extending the Beck road 2% by 40 through English property, building two bridges about 14 and 50 feet long, and transferring poll tax funds to road and bridge. They bought $6,000 in bridge warrants for $5,700, paid Austin Bros for Jones bridge repairs, and appointed 160 road overseers.
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Girl Shop Lifters Make Big Haul
Three girls claiming Ardmore homes were jailed in Gainesville Texas charged with shoplifting at Henrietta Oklahoma. Police found goods valued at about $100 in their possession.
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Ardmore
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Governor Francis Accepts Mission Ambassadorship Tale
Former Missouri governor David R. Francis is expected to accept the ambassadorial post to Brazil after conferring with President Wilson and Secretary Lansing. The Feb 22 report notes the possible appointment and confirms high-level talks.
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Missouri
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Rebels Repelled at Shanghai Then Leaders Captured
Poin China February 22 Rebels who attacked the governor's mansion at Shanghai were repulsed and subsequently captured with leaders executed or put to death.
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Poin
China
Shanghai
Supreme Court Upholds ICC Ruling on Through Rate Split
The Supreme Court affirms the Interstate Commerce Commission's requirement that trunk line railroads and top lines share the through rate to yellow pine lumber districts based on mileage hauled. The decision also upholds Texas court rulings on Victor Innes and wife extradition and maintains the mining company corporate tax.
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Supreme Court
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Yellow Pine
Texas
Victor Innes
Germania
Typhus Reaches Texas From Mexico Warns Health Officials
Reports to the state health department say typhus has crossed into Texas from Mexico. State Health Officer Davis urges border counties to monitor closely as the department holds a supply of anti typhus serum.
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Texas
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Distinguished Texas Lady 15 Dead in New Waverly
New Waverly Texas February 21 Mrs Mary Martin Elmore Scott daughter of General John Archer Elmore an officer in the revolutionary war died today at her home in New Waverly.
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Turmoil and Military Moves Dominate Europe and Near East
Reports from London and Berlin indicate Turkish retreat toward the west from Erzerum and Trebizond threatened. Constantine and Sarrail reportedly settled Greece and entente differences. Austrian raids hit Italy with deaths in Brescia province as Russia’s duma debates submarine limits. Berlin hints U S on UN provocative armament while Germany warns unresisting liners may be attacked if armed.
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Berlin
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Turkish Losses Reported at Erzerum
Petrograd dispatches indicate total Turkish losses at Erzerum reached 40,000 in killed, wounded and prisoners.
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Erzerum
British steamer Dingle sunk with one probable survivor
Lloyds reports the British steamer Dingle has sunk. One probable survivor is noted. No further details were secured.
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London
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