British Relief Efforts Near Kut El Amara Fightloom
Dispatches from London report British forces within seventeen miles of Kut El Amara as they push eastward through Turkish lines to relieve the garrison. Austrian ships aided Montenegrin defense around Mount Lovcen with heavy bombardment.
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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 voices in murder trial in Minneapolis
In Judge Fish's courtroom Frederick T Price and co defendant Charles Etchison faced defense questions as Etchison testified he feared Price would murder him too. The defense pressed about narcotics use and the Chicago confession while Etchison described nervous collapse during his earlier statements.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Peten
Charles Ty Etchiton
Frederick T. Price
Desperaes
Beh
Etchison
Attorney Brady
Brady
Chicgo
Brevort
Entente Powers Reply To American Mail Protest
Ambassador Page reported to the state department that the United States protest on detention and censorship of American mail by British authorities has been delivered to European neutral powers. Entente powers are said to be willing to conform generally to U.S. policy on high seas mail, but expect to confer with other entente members before replying.
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Washington, D. C
Page
State Department
United States
High Seas
Arizona Strikers Denounce Western Federation of Miners
In Clifton Arizona a mass meeting of Glhannan Copper workers unanimously renounced the Western Federation of Miners. Miners will return their charters tomorrow as Labor leader John J. Donnelly says industrial peace may be restored within unity days. Speakers pinned the strike on the federation and said managers should return to the district to negotiate wages.
Death of Hon. H. W. Betherland in Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche South Dakota January 11 Hon H W Betherland died at his home after heart failure. A veteran in politics he served as a representative for Hutte county in the state legislature and was active in local affairs for many years. He was known for public service and leadership.
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Belle Fourche
Betherland
Bapur
Sutherland
Warront
Hutte Cognty
Carranza urged to exterminate enemy forces
Report from El Paso cites messages urging Carranza to intensify efforts against Villa troops after 17 Americans were killed. The dispatch describes urgent calls to increase pressure and pursue Villa to avenge the deaths.
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Washington
el Paso
Villa
Carrande
Moth
Ville and
Dentine
Bie
Interview With Von Wiegand On War Alliances
The Leader tomorrow will publish an interview with Mr. Von Wiegand a staff correspondent for the New York World. The piece compares the Entente and the Teutonic alliance after a year and a half of war and notes his forthcoming return to war reporting.
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von Wiegand
United States
Alliance
New York World
Seventeen Foreigners Executed by Villa Bandits in Mexico
A train carrying thirty eight mining workers from Cushutrachic Mining in western Chihuahua was robbed and seventeen foreigners were shot by Villa forces under General Jose Rodrigues near Kilometer sixty eight of the Mexican Northwestern line. The victims were stripped and looted. a confirming message came from an escaped American witness in 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
Would Deny Roosevelt Says Barnes
Albany Jan 11 Will Barnes former chairman of the Republican state central committee said he would not attend the Republican convention as a delegate because of an injudicious view of Theodore Roosevelt as a candidate for the presidential nomination. He wrote to Chairman Tannersall that a powerful influence is at work to nominate Roosevelt and that all men and women believe this should be prevented. He said he would stay away to avoid disruption at the national convention.
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Albany
Will Barnes
Republican State Central Committee
Repubiican
Theodore Roosevelt
Tannersall
Roosevelt
Four Die in Fire at Schenectady Rooming House
A fire in a central Schenectady rooming house killed four and injured eight. The blaze began in a first floor cleaning shop from a gasoline can explosion and spread quickly through a fragile structure.
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Schnectady
N. Y
Strike at General Electric Schenectady Under Federal Probe
A federal grand jury expands an inquiry into the Schenectady General Electric plant strike last summer involving about 12 000 workers on munition contracts for Russia. The probe follows earlier investigations into German agent conspiracies to disrupt plants. Protests include petitions to a federal judge seeking dismissal of indictments against Jacob Taylor and Frank B Manhott tied to 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 Outlook Stays Cold With Warm Up Ahead
Fragmentary report notes continued cold air across Wyoming with parts of the state expected to warm by Thursday. Details are incomplete but indicate a shift to milder temperatures later in the week.
44 Below Zero In The Northwest Weather Record
A weeklong cold wave grips the far northwest with Seattle at 14 degrees above, Bellingham near zero, and Spokane at 2 degrees above. Alberta Prince Albert reports 44 degrees below, Montana shows 44 below, while Spokane and nearby areas endure heavy snow and record lows.
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Seattle
Wash
al Walla Walle
Prince Allert
Alberta
Ora
Dhavre
Mont
Spolane
Persia Sunk by Blast From Inside
Government experts weigh internal explosion as the cause after affiderite from Persia survivors. Secretary Lanning says official conclusion had been made. Cabinet session in session over two hours with exchanges described as spirited.
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Warbhington
D. C
Persia
Lanning
Roosevelt urges preparedness for nation and soul
Chicago dispatch notes Theodore Roosevelt sending a telegram to the Progressive national committee urging thorough preparedness to defend rights and secure peace. He stresses justice at home and abroad, and warns against partisan considerations in selecting a party convention date. The conference adjourned with planners to vote on venue.
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Chicago
Walling
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lidivatee
Fire Rips Ottumwa Block in January Inferno
Fire destroys half a city block on Mali Street in Ottumwa. Incendiary blazes set by suspects ignite multiple businesses including Westcott’s, Woolworth’s, and Goode’s department store as Mayor Carter orders investigations and a state marshal to answer for the disaster. Estimated damage reaches into the hundreds of thousands.
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Offuiwa
Sloanon
Magnor Carter
Stoai
Win
Court
N. Prefectura
Ury
Fever outbreak and public health concerns across western states
Reports from Paso indicate a typhus fever outbreak with rising cases in Juarez and high disease activity in western towns. Officials from Nevada, Oregon, Montana, Washington and Arizona discuss congressional funding and preventive measures including sanitation and vaccination efforts.
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Dy J. Hoggess
United States Public Public Health Service
Nevada
Oregon
Montana
Wah
Arizona
Washington
President entertains government off call
Washington January 11 The na Ural cablert Abeer ghren stands in for state hye Pete at the Wilber.iee Pawalinst ord Mee. Widest sertetelis, wae the flint WF a menien OE fuzara Ginger ehtep wil mark the eertat e Coett ot the Whithee. The wheete fie best wih cabinet memabare their sires aft aeveret high are oud ber, utter onl tapay Borers Wud ol fivtale.
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Washington
Na Ural
Wilber Ieee
Pawalinst
Pope Benedict to Meet Belgian Envoys Aiming at Peace
Rome and Belgian envoy Cardinal Mercier, joined by Monsignor Hevlen, travel to Rome to seek papal mediation. They plan to present Belgium's terms for a war end and discuss German evacuation and a proposed peace framework.
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Benedict
Cariinal Mercier
Monsignor
Hevlen
Nwulliein
Blelgium
Audieney
Ayer
Beletan
Hortmoann
Cologna Ie
Belenfi
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Riwe
Leodew
Rowe
Belgium
Orman Hopboe
Tegin
Pace ii
Lorutlan
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