Battles and casualties on the Carpathians and Boreow fronts
Paris and London dispatches report massive casualties and heavy combat on the Carpathians and Boreow fronts as Russian and German forces clash with fierce hand to hand fighting. German assaults near KozlKma and Lupkow pass inflict high losses. Russian counterattacks regain ground with bayonet charges, while Lorraine and Champagne artillery duels continue with heavy shelling.
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Perkogkad
Carpathians
Hunarian Plains
Hukovina
Vuneury
Joneny Calleta
Dukowina
Ay Portfield
Svidnik
Lupkow Pase
Eyhelka
Koslomoka
Kozlokma
Nusvinng
Olor Corlea
Lorraine
Maronviller
Asne
Champagne
Count Boni Cantellane Loses Suit Over Anna Gould Marriage
Paris dispatch reports the Rota Tribunal rejected Count Boni de Castellane’s suit for an annulment of his marriage to Anna Gould. Arguments in the third trial closed yesterday and the court announced the decision. Castellane’s appeal to Vatican courts remains unresolved.
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Paris
Rota Tri ‘Tunal
Boni de Cantellane
Anna Gould
Duchess of Talleyrand
Rome
Comte de Castellane
Vatican
Alice
Extra Session Says Wilson on Ship Bill
President Wilson plans an extra congressional session on March 4 if filibuster over the ship purchase bill continues. The session would address failed appropriation bills and another push to pass the ship bill. The Senate remains in a prolonged, record longfilibuster, already 46 hours into the session.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
Senate
Townsend
Sherman
Thirty violent deaths reported within 24 hours
Across several states on February 10 multiple fatal incidents are reported. In Nanaimo British Columbia twenty one miners drown in South Wellington mines. in Proba one man dead and a mother dying after a Collier Coal Co explosion. in Iowa City a woman dies and a girl’s mother collapses. in Los Angeles two men die from fumes in a wine plant. in Hammond Indiana a young woman dies after excessive dancing. in Los Angeles a nurse falls ill after tetanus serum incident. in Mayfield Kentucky a mob abducts and kills a constable. in Washington a bubonic plague case is logged at Havana wharves.
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Nanaimo
B. C
South Wellington
Pacific Coal Mines, Limited
John Newton
Bo Rapid
Southfield
Joseph Foy
Probia
Collier Coal Company
South Bartonville
Washington
Havana
San Jose
Blue
Public Health Service
Enters Convent In Obedience To Promise To Dying Mother
Denver. Miss Rivada Husel O Bries, 19, leaves Denver for a Catholic convent in Missouri to honor a dying mother’s promise. She formerly worked for Judge Musser and has siblings Lela Theodore in Denver. Sisterly support noted as she joins the Good Shepherd work.
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Denver
the Good Shepherd
Mise Rivada
Musser
Slater
Lela
Theodore
Husel O'Bries
Dom
Mise Hheads
St Peul
Sheridan Plans Big Stampede Celebration
Sheridan Wyoming February 10 The Sheridan Indian and Cowboy Stampede is to be repeated this year with a three day run. Committees will handle preliminary work and dates are set for July. The popular automobile race will return along with a motorcycle race and additional events unspecified.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Villa and Villa's New Capital Move Sparks Mexico Power Shift
Washington reports General Villa resumes executive power in Mexico and sets Chihuahua as capital. U.S. begins considering de facto recognition and an agent to represent Villa government. El Paso notes Villa leading 15 000 troops toward Guadalajara with 10 000 Carrancista defenders. battle may come without a fight. Antonio Villa rejects peace conference appeal and criticizes its leaders.
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Democrate de Selamont
Battle of the
Marne
France
Germany
Briey
Nanty
Lorraine
Madagascar
Morocco
Joffre
Raymond Poincaire
Adolphe Messimy
Jean Oaltens
Alsace
Washington
General Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua
State Department
United States
Ti Ia
George Carothers
Villa
Byvall West
San Antonio Texas
Carranna
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Guadalajara
la Ceapila
la Capilla
Jac
Miguel Dieguez
San Antonio
Frederico Gandoa
Felipe Angeles
Monterey
Angeles
Australia lifts wool embargo easing exports to neutral nations
The Australian government announces that wool exports may resume to neutral countries that had prior access before the February 5 embargo. Exports to the United States will be allowed under the new ruling.
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Australia
Melbourne
Austrade
Winder Thln
United States
Debates Over Freight Rates Shake House
In Washington on February 10 Representative Good of Iowa charged President Wilteon with pressuring the interstate commerce commission to grant freight rate increases. The fight centered on a 3,000,000 item in the sundry civil bill for the physical valuation of railroads, with Representatives Fitzgerald Moss and Gordon defeating the president.
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Washington
Good
Iowa
Wilteon
Interstate Commerce Couwmielon
Fitzgerald
Moss
Gordon
German Note On Allied Threats Issued From Berlin
Washington February 10 The German embassy submitted an official text to the State Department explaining the German war tone order. The note will be translated and compared with the penepaper report, after which the department will act on the Lusitania and other situations.
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Washington
Glate
Berlin
British Ship Sails Under U S Flag in Irish Sea
Passengers on the Cunard steamer Orduna reported the ship flew the American flag for nearly a day while crossing the Irish Sea after leaving Liverpool. The US ensign reportedly replaced the British flag briefly and was not lowered until Monday morning.
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U. S
York
Cunard Line
England
Irish Sea
Liverpool
United States
Oil Quest 15 Sealed for Winter at Little Buffalo Basin
In the Little Buffalo Basin the oil quest has paused for winter, with drilling halted after the California well was last to stop. No oil discovery was made this season though the field yielded a major gas find at depth, promising renewed effort when cold weather ends. The gas pressure has hindered progress for drillers, and operations are expected to resume soon.
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Meetbetse
Wyo
Huffalo
California
Wyoming Legislature Faces Busy Final Week Of Bills
The Wyoming legislature nears adjournment with about 90 Senate bills and 163 House measures awaiting action. Key items include municipal repair powers, a broad poll tax proposal, and constitutional amendments on county and state offices. A committee to Denver on workmen compensation was rejected.
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Senate
House
Title
Denver
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Bitlly Jones
Gosten
Goshen
Fehalor
Toorington
Renator Powers
Ae Powers
Gooston County
Earores Witeh
Fifth biennial report of Wyoming State Board of Horticulture
Secretary Aven Nelson presents the fifth biennial report praising Wyoming horticulture information and printing quality. The document warns against free jugglers and pedlars, explains agent versus peddler distinctions, lists reputable firms, and urges readers to consult the report for buying reliable stock and advancing the state's fruit industry.
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Aven Nelson
State Board of Hortic Culture
Nelson
Asl
Jeddler
Moe
Pgeal & Gee
Firok
Wyombig Ia
Wyoming
Dondine
Aven Nelsou
Wyoming Horticulaural Society
Nelsoo
Be Good But Not Too Good Says Carnegie to Bible Class
Andrew Carnegie urges balance in conduct to a Bible class audience. The remarks emphasize ethical restraint, self-improvement, and the role of faith in guiding daily behavior. The event reflects Carnegie's broader interest in moral instruction and social virtue.
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Carnegie
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