Renewed German Activity Reported in Dvinsk District
London reports renewed German moves in the Dvinsk district as forces aim for the Pvina line. West front activity includes moving troops and guns, with talks of shifting from Flanders toward Saint Mihiel and the Meuse. In the Balkans Austrians and Bulgarians fight in Montenegro and Albania as Italians land 84,090 troops on the Albanian coast.
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Weather forecast for Wyomba weekend outlook
The snippet shows a generally fair weekend forecast for Wyomba with Saturday and Sunday expected to be warm and clear. No major storms in sight. Residents should plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Coller
Mondell Criticizes Prez as Suffrage Union Elects Catt
In Washington on December 17, Mondell and Gardner debated military preparedness and investigations into pro preparedness groups. The suffrage renewal proposal within the Congressional Union failed amid a spirited convention debate. Currie Chapman Catt was elected president, succeeding Anna Howard Shaw.
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Congressional Union
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Currie Chapman Catt
New York
Anna Howard Slaw
Coast Defense Strength and Needs in United States Armies
The War Department reports the U S coast defenses tier as the most formidable in the world. It notes 640 officers and 10 628 enlisted to man the forts with national guards and volunteers aiding. Congress funded 41 000 000 for current batteries and recommends 13 inch guns as primary armament. Full army strength stood at 105 998 on June 30.
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Washington, D. C
War Department Bureau
Tinker Ib Recovering After Knife Incident
Lieutenant Joseph B. Tinker of the Chicago Pectoral League club is recovering in a hospital after an operation. Doctors said the ailment was wide and manageable and that he is progressing steadily since the procedure.
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BPRS
Chicago
Dee
Joseph B. Tinker
Wanaker
Chicago Pectoral League Baseball Club
Howpital
Wideey Allment Hite
Grocer Killed by Mexicans in Riverside
Two Mexican bandits shot and killed Elsinore grocer P. Macey and wounded his son and daughter after they refused to surrender receipts. Sheriff’s officers pursued the attackers who fled toward San Diego and the Mexican border. Pearl Macey and ward Macey remain hospitalized. the daughter saved the money seized.
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Cal
P. Macey
Elsinore
Apores
Wilson
San Diego
Pearl Macey
Ward Macey
Tornado Rips Cullum Area. 15 Dead. 50 Hurt
Destruction hits Cullum and surrounding areas in Lauderdale and Kemper counties as a tornado sweeps through northern Lauderdale and western Kemper, killing six and injuring fifty with communications down. Medlin reports three dead and many injured. homes leveled at Dripoff and Booba. Bailey forest damaged and more injuries feared.
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Cullum
Lauderdale
Kemper
Lauderdale County
Kemwpur
Méidlan
16 Killed in Brit HWreck Near Jarrow in Dense Fog
In Newcastle England a triple collision near Jarrow in heavy fog killed sixteen people, injured over fifty and left several missing. A freight train pilot engine and a passenger train collided, four carriages overturned and burned. Recovery teams worked as corpses remained hard to identify. A trainload of nurses and physicians was dispatched from Newcastle.
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Newcastle
England
Lee
Jarrow
Capitol Avenue Theater Ravaged by Major Early Morning Fire
A rear fire at 2 30 A M gutted the Capitol Avenue Theatre including auditorium and stage. Firemen led by Chief Taylor have the blaze under control. damage unestimated. Injured Walter Bradley suffered a severe head wound.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Taylor
Walter Bradley
Cheyenne Kiddies Aid Associated Charities With Supplies
Cheyenne public schools responded to Superintendent Ira B. Foe by providing clothing canned goods preserves potatoes fruit and other items to aid the Associated Charities in helping poor families this year. The effort benefits at least thirty needy families and includes a child proudly showing new clothing.
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Cheyenne
Ira B. Foe
Associated Charities
Train collision in East kills several schoolboys
A rear-end wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Felton Pennsylvania killed five and injured eleven, including railroad workers and students. A separate incident in Berthold involved a Great Northern passenger train crash killing five school boys and a man as a loaded railcar was struck by a heavy object, with one boy injured.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Felton
Berthold
Der
Sigvack & Bev
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Austria Rejoinder and U S Demands Escalate Note
The United States plans a second note to Austria regarding Italy’s steamer Ancona. Secretary Lansing said harsher terms will be issued if Vienna does not comply, while President Wilson weighs a potential downgrade of his honeymoon. Austria signals it may accept most demands, but officials seek more concrete evidence to support American charges. The situation grows more serious as talks proceed.
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United States
Anstria Mongory
Ancona
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Austria
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Penfield
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Vietina
Senate panel proposes probe of railway finances
Washington, Dec. 17. Chairman Newanda of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee proposed an investigation into railway finances and methods. The resolution, said to reflect President Wilson’s wishes, assigns five senators and five representatives to the inquiry with 168 signatures.
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New‘anda
Senate Interstate Co
Wilson
Lilian Nordicn's furs fetch $10,200 at administrator sale
New York December 17. Lilian Nordicn's suite and ermine furs brought $10,200 at an administrator's sale to settle her estate while bidders pawned travel gear to raise funds.
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Uec
Sime
Lillian Nordicn
Fonds
Sir Ernest Cossehne Donates to London Hospital Fund
Dec 17 London report: Sir Ernest Cossehne gave 260000 dollars to King Edward hospital fund in London and a similar amount to the same fund in another donation. The action supports hospital funding in London.
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London
Sir Ernest Cossehne
King Edward’ Hospital
Ernest
Senate Extends Emergency Revenue After Heated Debate
Senate votes to extend emergency revenue a year after a protracted debate. The measure was signed by the president and will be considered by both houses again January 4. Republicans criticize the policy while supporting the extension as a budget urgency.
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Washingston
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Tate
Chaerwood
Firetepeed
Pursuit of Creditor Turns Into Pool Hall Brawl
A man named Bell chased his creditor through Thames Street after a dispute over twenty cents. The altercation at a pool hall ended with Bell striking the creditor and being restrained by bystanders. Speers aided the creditor, and Bell was later taken to the hospital with wounds as officials prepared Belle’s case.
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Luife
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Keife
Speers
Ai Bing
Fahd
Wil Nee
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