Graphic Kaiser's Words on Russia Averted War
Editor’s note presents an official German government statement given to James Creelman of the International News Service in Berlin. The interview, Creelman’s final work, was revised by the chancellor and stamped by the German foreign office dated February 10, 1915, and released through the American ambassador.
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Germany
James Creelman
International News Service
Berlin
Creelman
Lincoln
Foreign Office
No Double Tracks On Tusc-STV Stirs Transport Talks
General Manager Currie reports no double tracks on the Tusc-STV project. Traction head says neither party sees extra expense in the plan. The company holds a conference and still sticks to demands on a Fulton road extension.
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Traction Head
Fultoard
Six Lives Toll of Insane Man in Brunswick Shootings
A Brunswick Georgia law office and streets turn deadly as a deranged man goes on a shooting spree. Six men die: lawyer Harry F Dunwoody and five others, plus two dozen wounded, including L C Padgett Rex Deavers George W Arden and Monroe Phillips the shooter. The attacker is killed after exchange of fire with officers and a game warden.
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Brunswick
Bruns
Monroe Phillips
Dunwoody
Albert Way
Way
E. C. Butts
Deavers
Butts
Phillips
Glynnco
Fire on French liner La Touraine draws rescue effort at sea
A blaze rages in La Touraine's hold 700 miles west of Brest as the Holland-America Rotterdam tows the vessel toward a English port. A British cruiser joins the rescue, with the Rotterdam ready to transfer passengers if needed, as crews fight the fire aboard the burning ship.
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London
Rotterdam
Brest
New York
la Touraine
Atlantic
The
German losses total three million to date
Paris March 6. German losses are estimated at 3,000,000 to killed, wounded, sick and prisoners, according to an official statement issued this afternoon. The casualties are based on those in 10 regiments.
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Paris
Currie Outlines N. C. T. Actions and Conditions
Currie states the N. C. T. will implement a Winfield loop within 15 days and delay two tracks on Tuscarawas Street West. A contract for 82500 toward a comfort station will be signed, rails laid on Tuscarawas Street West after repaving, and Fultoard extension only under conditions. He also pledges to prove a system to eliminate electrolysis in water mains.
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Currie
Winfield
Tuscarawas-st W
Comfort Station
N O T Officials Announce Loop Contract Let in Canton
Charles Currie and C F Moore of the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co met Canton officials to discuss the Mahoning rd extension. They announced the loop construction contract had been let and should finish in 15 to 20 days and the line would operate. Currie rejected moving two tracks on Tuscarawas st W citing a $30 000 cost.
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Charles Currie
C. F. Moore
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Canton
Mahoningrd
Infield-Way
Tuscarawasst W
Market Av
Lynch-av
Stolberg
Currie
2Nd-St NW
Tuscara Was-St W
N. Co. T
2Nd St
Canton Builders Forecast Active Year Ahead
Canton contractors and architects anticipate a busy 1915 building season with $68 000 in building permits issued in early March surpassing the previous year. Carpenters demand an eight hour day and 45 cents an hour starting May 1, seen by some as a potential restraint, though others doubt their impact given early union actions.
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Canton
Faust
Carpenters’ Union
Real Crisis in Mexico at Hand and Fear Uprising Reported
Washington reports a crisis as Carranza fails to respond to demands to ease Mexico City conditions. Secretary Bryan notes a slight hopeful dispatch from Vera Cruz but cites growing concern over rumored mass diplomatic corps withdrawal. Continued on Page Three, Col. 1.
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Mexico
Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
State Department
Bryan
Vera Cruz
Germany's Campaign Against Russia Seen From London
London dispatch outlines two German offensives on the eastern front aimed at Warsaw and the Bukowina region. It notes a major push from East Prussia with over 500000 troops to seize rail hubs and isolate Warsaw, plus a northern maneuver shadowing the Carpathians. The piece details failed front assaults since November and a successful raid against a Russian four-corps detachment near Tilsit, highlighting heavy losses for the attackers but no decisive result.
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London
East Prussia
Warsaw
Carpathians
Bukowina
Germany
Tilsit
Weather Forecast and Sale of Player Piano Ad
Local forecast calls for Sunday and Monday snow and chilly highs. A used Flexotone player piano from Haines Bros is on sale at J. W. Brown Piano Co. in the Auditorium area following concerts by the Economics Cooking School last week.
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Haines Bros
Flexotone
Economics
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Cor
Johnson's Dancing School New Classes for Modern Dances
Advertisement notes new modern dance classes starting Wednesday March 10 at Johnson's Dancing School. An assembly is held every Friday featuring old and new dances.
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Johnson's Dancing School
Coupon worth fifty cents for Hygienic Foods book sale
A promotional coupon offers 50 cents off Prof. Sherwood P. Snyder's The Practical Hygienic Preparation of Foods. Present the coupon and 50 cents at The Canton Daily News office to purchase the book, offered at a lower price than its prior one dollar tag.
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Canton Daily News
Sherwood P. Snyder
Ohio Wheat In Good Condition Rate 97 Percent
Ohio reports wheat in good condition at 97 percent average. Regional readings show northwest at 100 percent, northeast 98, southeast 94, southwest details pending as barley outlook due Monday.
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Ohio
State Agricultural Commission
Smyrna Reduced by Allies in Dardanelles Assaults
Allied fleet reports continued bombardment of Turkish forts along the Dardanelles on March 3 4 and 5. British ships Irresistible Albion Prince George Triumph Inflexible and Sapphire supported ground operations at Kum Kaleh Sedd el Bahr Besika Rumiliieh Medjidieh Tabia Hamidieh Namazielh and other positions with several fortifications damaged and casualties rising.
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London
Admiralty
Carden
Dardanelles
Irresistible
Albion
Prince George
Triumph
Fort Dardanus
Marine Brigade
Naval Division
Kum Kaleh
Sedd-el-Bahr
Vilages
Sapphire
Dikili
Gulf of
Adramyti
Besika
Queen Elizabeth
Narrows
Rumilieh
Medjidieh
Tabia
Hamidieh 11
Namazielh
Fort J
Dardanells
Canopus
Cornwallis
Gulf of Adramyte
Turburna
The Perfect Husband by Molly Stark in Canton
A Canton woman praised Prof. Snyder after watching him bake a sponge cake at the Daily News Pure Food Show. The piece promotes Snyder’s cookbook offering practical recipes and health guidance at fifty cents with a limited stock at the News office Monday.
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Canton
Daily News
Prof. Snyder
Snyder
Bethmann Hollweg Emphasizes Defensive War View In Berlin
James Creelman reports from Berlin on Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg who argues Germany fights a defensive war not an aggression. He portrays the chancellor as a fearless, plainspoken leader loyal to peace despite world war pressures and enemy caricatures of the Kaiser.
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von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
William
France
Bismarck
Europe
von Bethmann-Sldweg
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