Scores killed by the bombs
Three German flying monsters attack towns on the coast and inland in England, killing scores in a sequence of bomb strikes.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
1
Bombs Hit Yarmouth Damaging Row of Homes
In Yarmouth England January 19 air raid damage was greatest from a bomb that struck St Peter's Plain near St Peter's Church. The blast damaged a full row of houses, shattered windows and littered the street with roof slate and brick debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
England
St. Peter’s Plain
St. Peter’s Church
Norfolk Square
Sea Front
York Road
National Reserve
Trinity Depot
St. Peters Plain
Samuel Smith
Kings Lynn
Bentinck Street
Calabrian Quake Extends Through Calabria and Ionian Isles
Reports from Calabria Zante and Cephalonia describe violent earthquakes with widespread damage. In Avezzano a seven-year-old boy sheltered by a fireplace is adopted by soldiers after all relatives died. A tax collector and wife survive a collapsing house but lack clothing. King Victor Emmanuel and Ambassador Page aid relief efforts.
Chief Gunner to Wed Pretty Chicago Maiden
The engagement of Miss Mary B. Robinson to Mr. Charles H. Anderson chief gunner U S N has been announced by Miss Robinsons parents in Chicago No wedding date set Anderson is detailing to duty on board the battleship Texas
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U.S. N
Miss Robinson
John D. Robinson
Chicago
Anderson
United States
Texas
Morgan Signals Early World Peace Hint
Washington reports a hopeful note on European peace as J P Morgan conveyed to the White House that financial Europe believes the war could end before June 1. The President and Cabinet sense potential moves within two months, with ambassadors and financiers ready to relay any peace prospects.
Ohio House Opens Flood Gates with 96 Bills
Ohio House members introduced ninety six bills on the first day of the session. Governor Willis urged restraint to core measures aligned with Republicans plat form. Several bills aim to repeal or amend Cox era laws including Torrens land titles and non resident student voting provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Chester
Paulding
Reighard
Fulton
Graham
Licking
Unemployed on Ellis Island Opens For New York Job Seekers
In a joint effort by the Committee for Immigrants in America and federal authorities Ellis Island in New York Bay becomes a temporary shelter and work hub for New York’s jobless. About 300 unemployed men were housed on opening night as inquiries pour in from across the United States urging relocation to markets with labor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ellis Island
New York Bay
New York
New York City
United States
English Invasion of Belgium Courted by Germans Says Falkenhayn
Special Cable reports from General Field Headquarters of the German Army dated Jan 19. Erich Von Falkenhayn says the British are good fighters but need officers, and Germany is prepared for a landing in Belgium. He adds the sooner it comes the better for German aims.
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Washington
Europe
Belgium
Commercial Tribune
General Von Falkenhayn Talks on World War Strategy
General Von Falkenhayn, head of German field staff, grants the first interview to any correspondent. He discusses the current military situation, predicts a lengthy war, and notes his role under the Emperor in shaping strategy. He is among the younger top commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
General von Falkenhayn
Mexico
State Department
Falkenhayn Foresees Prolonged War Until Crush of Foe
At a French government building headquarters Falkenhayn holds dual roles of War Minister and Chief of the General Staff. A steady stream of officers and maps fill his day as he dictates plans at dawn to long nights. His disciplined pace and compact figure contrast with the heavy burden of directing the German war machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Square
White Men Ruin Homes of Alaska
Special dispatch reports on the conduct of white settlers in Alaska toward natives and violations of liquor and wildlife laws. Dr. E. Lester Jones urges federal takeover of fishing and fur seal industries and immediate steps to protect natives and rehabilitate morals. The report was sent to President Wilson and Secretary Redfield after six months of field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Pribyloff and
Aleutian Islands
Wilson
Redfield
E. Lester Jones
First Woman to Head Senate in United States
Mrs Frances Munds of Yavapai County presided over the Arizona Senate making her the first woman to chair a U S Senate session. The session focused on a bill to amend county officers fees and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Phoenix
Ariz
Frances Munds
Yavapai County
Arizona Senate
Towne Secures Early Passage on Crater Lake Bill
Salem Oregon January 19 Miss Marion B Towne Jackson County representative won swift approval for a bill ceding exclusive jurisdiction over Crater Lake National Park to the Federal Government. She spoke in support and the measure passed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Marion B. Towne
Chaos in Mexico grows worse as Villa shifts focus
Washington reports signs Villa may withdraw from Mexico City area to seek control in Northern Mexico. Zapata factions show friction but harmony claimed by Villa envoy. Officials fear another evacuation of the capital and note railway offices moving north amid impending change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Enrique C. Llorente
Washington
Convention Party
Mexico City
National Railway
Royal couple safe after bombing near London
King George and Queen Mary were at Sandringham Palace until yesterday and bombs were thrown by German airmen tonight. They are now safe at Buckingham Palace near London.
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Commercial Tribune
London
George
Mary
Sandringham Palace
Buckingham Palace
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