Germans claim sweeping victory in France quake horror grows
Germans push toward victory in France as rescue efforts continue after the Sora quake. Only a few hundred of 17 000 believed saved, with distress rising among survivors and authorities assessing the scale of casualties.
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Rescue work in Sora and Avezzano amid quake tolls rise
Reports from Rome on January 15 indicate thousands dead and tens of thousands injured after a major earthquake. Kings and popes provided aid while rescue teams, aided by the U S Embassy staff, fight to reach buried victims as avalanches and collapsed water systems worsen conditions.
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United States
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Mexico Warned Again Threat of Oil Plant Confiscation
Authorities reiterate warnings against actions that could trigger serious consequences. The threat centers on potential confiscation of oil plants as a response to ongoing tensions.
U S Warns Carranza Over Oil Plant Seizure Threat
United States officials warn General Carranza that confiscation of foreign owned Tampico oil plants could trigger serious consequences. Secretary Bryan and British Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice discuss the issue as Carranza tightens oil controls. Mission notes 1,200 Americans in Tampico area and potential disruption to fuel supply reaching Texas.
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Pablo Gonzales
Villa-Gutierrez
Texas
Monterey
State Department
Eagle Pass
Department
Las Vacas
Conflicts Recall the Battles of 1870 in War Report
London reports Union of South Africa forces have occupied Swakopmund in German Southwest Africa. Berlin notes French defeats near Soissons and Aisne, with thousands of prisoners and heavy losses. The dispatch also details clashes near Verdun and St Mihiel, plus eastern fronts in Poland and East Prussia with Russian counterattacks repelled.
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Gutierrez Backs Wilson Speech On Mexican Affairs
General Eulalio Gutierrez head of the provisional government in Mexico City approves the portion of President Wilsons Indianapolis speech addressing Mexican affairs.
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Referendum Drive On Green Line Franchise Proposed
The Federated Improvement Association moves to launch a city wide referendum campaign against the Cincinnati Street Railway franchise. The Transportation Committee will circulate petitions quickly, seeking labor and civic support to overturn the “obnoxious and vicious” twenty five year deal. Isidor Rauh says public sentiment is strongly against the council action and mayor Spiegel.
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Lynching of Four Negroes in Monticello Georgia
Dan Barber, his son Jesse, and Barber's two daughters Eula and Ella Charles were taken from Jasper County Jail by a mob in Monticello Georgia. They were hanged and shot after a fight at Barber's home led to police pursuit. Sheriff James Ezell said the mob overpowered him and freed the quartet.
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Federated Impro vall for a Referendum
The Transportation Committee of the Federated Improvement Association voted to circulate a referendum petition on the twenty five year franchise to the CN and C Ry Co. It also urged cooperation of other groups to gather signatures to defeat the legislation and planned a meeting of representatives from all interested organizations.
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Terre Haute Mayor to Fire Employees Who Pleaded Guilty
Terre Haute Indiana January 16 Mayor Dean M Roberts announced a city hall cleansing targeting employees indicted and pleading guilty in Federal Grand Jury proceedings. Named slated to leave include patrolman Robert Lloyd engineer's office Eric Harris custodian and cemetery superintendent Claude Patton. Pay through arraignment day will be kept unless they resign.
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Canadians Building Submarines for the British Navy
Militia Department confirms unofficial dispatches from Montreal stating Canadian Vickers is constructing eight first class submarines for the British navy. Keels for the fleet have been laid, with several vessels expected ready by next August as the plant runs at full capacity.
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Canada
Five Die As Yacht Julia Burns In Pamlico Sound
Special Dispatch reports the private yacht Julia burned in Pamlico Sound after a gasoline explosion early today. Five people died including J. W. Murray of Burlington and Mrs. W. E. Porch, with two crew members among the dead and Mrs. Murray escaping to shore.
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Gallipolis Votes Wet In Beal Law Election
In Gallipolis Ohio a Beal law election resulted in a wet verdict by 440 votes. Wet side 800 votes versus dry 360, counting today's tally.
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Legal battle to gain control of wireless station at Tuckerton
A suit filed in New Jersey Court of Chancery by Compagnie Universelle Telegraphie Telephonie Sans Fil seeks possession control and ownership of the trans Atlantic wireless telegraph station at Tuckerton New Jersey. The French company claims an agreement to transfer property and patents for 2 500 000 francs with rights outside Germany and seeks enforcement due to non delivery of a deed and wartime testing delays.
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Germany
Prussia
Giant New Russian Army to Oppose the Teutons
London Jan 15 official Russian General Staff reports a new large force moving in Northern Poland on the Lower Vistula frontier near Skrwa River. An 800,000 to 1,000,000 man army may operate with East Prussia forces to trap German units at Mlawa and threaten Warsaw’s rear. The report notes continued Russian harassment of Turks and movements in Azerbaijan and Persia.
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