British relief of Kut el Amara hangs in balance
London reports British relief columns under Ayimer and Campbell near Kut el Amara face Turkish forces in the Tigris bend. Dispatches say the garrison may already have endured a decisive battle as Austrian naval support aids Montenegrin attacks near Mount Loeven.
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London
Kut-El- Amara
Kul-El-Amara
Ladysmith
Tha Reavon
Kanks
Tigris
Ayimer
Campbell
Kut-El-Amara
El-Amara
Bagdad
la Wil
Kut-il-Amara
Mesopotamia
Asault
Feared for life quote hovers over Minneapolis murder trial
In Judge Fish's courtroom Frederick T Price and co defendant Charles Etchison faced intense scrutiny as Etchison testified he feared Price would murder him to keep the knowledge he had. The defense pressed narcotics questions while Etchison described a nervous collapse amid the damaging testimony and cross examination.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Peten
Charles Ty Etchiton
Frederick T. Price
Desperaes
Beh
Etchison
Attorney Brady
Brady
Chicgo
Brevort
Entente Power Receives Note on U S Mail Detention
Ambassador Page told the State Department he delivered the American note protesting British detention and censorship of U S mail to European neutral countries. Entente powers are said to be willing to conform to policy on high seas mail, with the British government to confer with other entente powers before replying.
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Washington, D. C
Page
State Department
United States
High Seas
Arizona Strikers Renounce W F M In Clash at Clifton
A mass meeting in Clifton Arizona led to a unanimous renunciation of the Western Federation of Miners. Strikers will return their charters tomorrow as labor officials predict industrial peace within unity days. Speakers blamed the federation for starting the strike and failing to back it, hoping managers will resume talks on wages and other advances.
Hon. HW Betherland Dies in Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche South Dakota January 11 19xx Hon HW Betherland died at his home from heart failure. He was a prominent figure in politics and represented Hutte County in the state legislature.
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Belle Fourche
Betherland
Bapur
Sutherland
Warront
Hutte Cognty
Carranza urged action after Villa killings
A report from El Paso to Washington states Villa troops killed 17 Americans, prompting urging for stronger effort to pursue Villa and capture Villa in the wake of the incident.
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Washington
el Paso
Villa
Carrande
Moth
Ville and
Dentine
Bie
Interview with Von Wiegand on Entente and alliance war status
The Leader will publish an interview with Mr. Von Wiegand of the New York World. He discusses the comparative situation of the Entente and the alliance after a year and a half of war. He is a staff correspondent who has sent many despatches from Teutonic countries and will soon return to war duties.
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von Wiegand
United States
Alliance
New York World
Seventeen Foreigners Reported Killed by Villa Bandits in Mexico
Telegraph from El Paso reports that a train carrying forty mining workers was attacked near Kilometro sixty eight on the Menten Northwestern railroad in western Chihuahua. Seventeen foreigners from Cushutrachic Mining Company were shot and stripped. others robbed of possessions. Confirmation came from an escaped American via Madero.
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VILLA
Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Amerian Smelting and Refining Company
Chihuahua City
Cushulachic
Chihuahua
Jose Rodrigues
Co. L. Watson
W. J. Wallace
M. B. Romero
C. M. Evans
C. A. Bim
Ble
M. Anderson
R. EB. MacHatton
W. L. Robinson
KR. H
Coy
Hall
Watleigh
Newman
Hand
Bloom
el Pago
Madero
Jon Rodrigues
Menten Northwestern
Jivarez
Chiluahua Ecity
Custhuirachi Mining Company
American Smelter and Rolinine Company
Barnes Would Deny Roosevelt At Republican Convention
Albany Jan 11 Will Barnes former chairman of the Republican state central committee said he would not attend the Republican convention as a delegate due to a view that Theodore Roosevelt should not be a presidential candidate. In a letter to Chairman Tannersall he warned of powerful influence aimed at Roosevelt and said he would avoid disrupting the national convention.
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Albany
Will Barnes
Republican State Central Committee
Repubiican
Theodore Roosevelt
Tannersall
Roosevelt
Four Die as Fire Hits Schenectady Rooming House
A blaze in a central Schenectady New York rooming house today killed four occupants and injured eight. The fire originated from a gasoline can explosion in a first floor cleaning shop and spread quickly through the building, described as a flimsy structure.
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Schnectady
N. Y
Probe of Schenectady GE strike by federal grand jury
A federal grand jury opened an inquiry into the summer strike at General Electric in Schenectady New York involving about 12000 workers. GE reportedly operated on munition contracts for Russia when the dispute arose. Also noted is the non-serious view of Paul Koenig’s disappearance while under bond for canal conspiracy charges and petitions to quash Sherman act indictments against Jacob Taylor and Frank Manhott of the Labor National Peace Council.
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New York
Federal
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Paul Koenig
Welland Canal
Jacob Taylor
Prank
Manhott
Labor National Peace Councl
Henry DD
Clayton
Weather Notes Predict Cold to Warmer Shift
Fragmentary forecast indicates continued cold in Wyoming with a gradual warmup expected by Thursday. Forecasters mention lingering chilly conditions and a potential uptick in temperatures as a brief warm spell approaches.
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Wyoming
Arctic cold grips Northwest with record lows
A week long cold snap locks the far northwest in frigid temperatures. Seattle records 14 degrees above zero for a rare reading, while towns like Prince Albert Alberta and Montana report 44 degrees below. Spokane shows 2 degrees above as snow stretches across the region.
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Seattle
Wash
al Walla Walle
Prince Allert
Alberta
Ora
Dhavre
Mont
Spolane
Persia Sunk by Blast From Inside Reported
Government experts consider internal explosion as a possible cause after affiderite from survivors. Secretary Lanning cites official conclusion. Cabinet session extended over two hours with a cautious inquiry into the event.
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Persia
Warbhington
D. C
Lanning
Roosevelt Urges Preparedness in Progressive Convention
In Chicago Roosevelt telegrams to the Progressive national committee call for national preparedness and unity against partisan distractions. He argues preparedness protects rights at home and abroad and links material strength to moral vigor, urging support for a united American policy at the party’s forthcoming convention.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Walling
Theodore Roosevelt
Fire devastates block in Ottumwa amid arson probe
Ottumwa records an early morning blaze gutting half a city block on Mali Street including W T Prwetonan Latte department store and Woolworth's. Police say several fires were started at nearby businesses as Mayor Carter orders a statewide investigation and a marshal is appointed.
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Ottumwa
Jon
Widyet Century Tinting Company
Carter
Offuiwa
Sloanon
Magnor Carter
Stoai
Win
Court
N. Prefectura
Ury
Fever Rages as Public Health Reports Inaction and Costs
The United States public health service notes typhus like fever spreading in Juare, with congressional appropriations of around a hundred thousand dollars proposed to combat disease and coyote-related issues. A Nevada Oregon Montana Washington Arizona delegation comments on measures amid ongoing health and infrastructure concerns.
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Dy J. Hoggess
United States Public Public Health Service
Nevada
Oregon
Montana
Wah
Arizona
Washington
President entertains government officials in Washington
The report from Washington notes President Enta ties government officials in a formal call. Cabinet members discuss state affairs and mark a ceremonial event at the White House with remarks about unity and policy directions.
Pope Benedictas peace talks urged amid Belgian mission
Rome reports Cardinal Mercier and Monsignor Heven expected to visit Pope Benedict as emissaries from Belgium. They aim to propose a peaceful settlement to end the war, with Rome and Belgians weighing terms for German evacuation and a rapid cessation of hostilities.
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Rome
Benedict
Cariinal Mercier
Monsignor
Hevlen
Nwulliein
Blelgium
Audieney
Ayer
Beletan
Hortmoann
Cologna Ie
Belenfi
Germany
Riwe
Leodew
Rowe
Belgium
Orman Hopboe
Tegin
Pace ii
Lorutlan
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Trict
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Awrengett Cutibe
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Oringe Gonany
Stevene Show
Eon
Ottemwa
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Wilko
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Hritt
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