Bombs Rain Over French Towns After German Raid
Reports from Paris describe German air raids from Metz causing damage near Pont a Mowson Nancy Leveville Remiremont and Dunkirk. One bomber downed near Luneville and a maternity hospital at Remiremont partially damaged. Churchill predicts strong Allied response while Britain plans blockade and continued naval pressure against Germany.
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Vedum
Pont-a- Mouson
Nancy
Remiermont
Milea
Epinal
Paris
Dunkirk
Metz
Pont-a- Mowson
Luveville
Remiremont
Ordwen
Ponta-Mowsson
Luneville
German Dynamites Bridge Between U.S. and Canada
An attempted dynamite blast damaged a span of the international bridge over the St Croix River between Maine and New Brunswick. A suspect, identified as Wer You Horne from Germany, was arrested after the blast and held for extradition considerations as authorities assess the act as a possible act of war and probe the incident with federal guidance.
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Vance Ouro
St Crofy
Astern Maine
New Brins
New Brunsick
Povvnie
faGuiry
Horne
Baller
Parvigg
Germany
Bheais
George W. Raf
Startahe Ye Geniral
Tea Genaalen
Garyron Dart
Chesay Gaan
Meloe
Washington
Kiorne
United States
General Villa Denies Death Report Amid Carranza Tensions
In Laredo and El Paso reports split over General Villa and Venustiano Carranza. Villa rejects death rumors from Mexico City and says he was not wounded or shot. Assassination of Santibanez ally Jesus Carranza and execution at San Geronimo deepen hostilities and threaten reprisals on Santibanez supporters.
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Villa
Laredo
Tex
Santibanes
Carranzista
Goa
Jexus Carranza
Venustiano Carranza
Santibanez
Santinabez
Jesus Carranza
Peraldini
San Geronimo
EL Paso
Senate Ship Bill Battle Intensifies as Wilson Seeks Accord
Washington February records a White House meeting between President Wilson and progressive Republican senators aimed at drafting a compromise on the ship bill. Democrats suffer a nine-vote defection while caucus members weigh accepting a principle pledging no government purchase of controversial ships.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
White House
United States
LaFollets
Bankhead
Camden
Clarke
Hardwick
Killchcock
O'Gorman
Yardamen
Hoke Swich
Hrvan
Court rules woman can be indicted with transporter in slave case
In a decision from Washington dated February 2, the Supreme Court held a woman transported across state lines can be charged as a co conspirator with the man who moved her under the Mann White Slave Law. Justice Day and Justice Lamar differed on the ruling.
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Washington
Federal Supreme Court
Day
Lamar
Clara Holte
Catern Wieronaln Federal Court
Holwes
Rockefeller Jr. Testifies On Labor Relations Before U S Commission
John D. Rockefeller Jr. testified before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations about labor and capital. He argued his family’s influence is limited by ownership and urged that fair wages and reasonable conditions support industry and reduce injustice and suffering.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Colorado, Fuel and Iron Company
Mr. Rockefeller
Republic
Colorado considers bills to curb joyrides and elopements
Denver February 2. State lawmakers introduce two bills to curb risky behavior and marriages. Senator Hamilton proposes automobile safety rules and a ban on driving while intoxicated, aiming to curb joyrides. Representative Hearts calls for public posting of marriage license applications in two daily papers for five days.
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Denver
Colorado
Atule
Hamilton
Wrangeline Hearte
Bread Cast On Watsons Hp Turns Uptn Many Weaks
A fragment from a legal notice describes a widow expected to become a county charge and a plan for 3900 dollars from W A Wells. The document references A J Turner and a long-ago arrangement with her father, with ongoing funds and legal guardianship details.
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Watsons
Roulorr Cole
Kpeb
Julia Warner
Morsiu
W A. Wells
New York City
A. J. Turner
New York
Union Leaders Arrested on Strike Charges in Denver
Denver February 2. William T. Hickey secretary and treasurer of the Colorado State Federation of Labor and El M. Gross vice president were arrested on indictments charging murder returned by the grand jury seated in Walsenburg since last November amid strike violence investigations in Las Animas County. A third indictment sought the arrest of K L Neelley hardware merchant of Waldenburg runnerup for sheriff at last election. Indictments were forwarded to Denver. arrests made here mark first results of the grand jury investigation.
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Denver
William
T. Hickey
Colorado State Federation of Labor
el M. Gross
Walsenburg
Terratio
Indies Mente
Deaver
K. L. Neelley
Walvenburg
Jeff Farr
Hariiane
Theuver
Hyerfeve Wont
New Hotel Contract Awarded After Fire At Hook River
Wyre builders Lakamer and Trav's Nelson were awarded the Hook River Mrs Mehermott hotel rebuild contract. The frame dwelling two stories high measures about 50 by 40 feet and will cost around 4400. Work to start immediately with completion aimed as soon as possible.
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Lakamer
Wyre
Trav's & Nelson
Wen
Statewide Prohibition Effort Killed In Senate Vote
A push to submit statewide prohibition to voters failed in the senate by a 10 to 2 vote with one not voting. The defeat blocks any immediate hearing or petitions and shifts momentum to the house where supporters expect renewed action.
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Kou
Revenue Committee
Senate
Benatore Chrisman
McCallum
Beck
Irvine
Hall
Committee of the Whole
Heck
Herner
Bradbury
Chrisman
Daley
Drere
Halley
Levine
Kendall
Martello
McClellan
Methow
Stone
Sullivan
Iolliday
Skovgerd
Chaswell
Padmwet
Wall
Gill
Metallot
Sibley
Powers
Pearson
Gardner
Efferta
Todd
House
Friends of Prohibition
David B. Kendall
Clarence Gardner
Berator Gardner
Whele
Committee On Revenge
Wee
Sultivar
Plan to change Republican representation for next convention
Washington February 2 Secretary James B Reynolds of the Republican National Committee announced a new representation plan approved by states with 20 electoral votes, about 25 more than the previous setup, to take effect when the committee organizes the next convention. The plan allows states to allocate delegates by a mix of congressional districts and at large seats based on census apportionment, with adjustments for states lacking certain districts.
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Washington
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Reynolds’ Statenunes
Hos
Wiels
Aueh
Shell
Mining Bill Passes House in Signal Support
The House approved a bill authorizing Interior to establish miners experiment stations in Western states. A Senate passage is expected by March 4, per Representative Edward T Taylor. The plan aims to aid low grade ore testing and promote state campaigns for support and funding.
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Denver
National House of Representatives
Department of the Interior
Senate
Edward T Taylor
H Hieonhen
Stale
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