Police Case Settled Big Sum From Officer Rust Suit
The case of Officer Rust against Miller and Phory over assault charges was settled. Reports state the total payment, including costs, is about 260 dollars. Defendants agreed to pay roughly sixty to seventy dollars each, with the remainder to be determined. The settlement was completed quietly, ending the local police affair.
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British Casualties 104000 as Dardanelles Shelling Rages
British casualties reach 104000 amid Dardanelles shelling as German forces threaten the Russian left and Kaiser's East Prussian army. MacKenzen orders defeat of Czar's troops. Turkish forts along the Dardanelles are shelled in a bloody night battle.
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Czar
Kaiser
Dardanelles
England expects no protest over British ships use of American flag
London reports from Feb 8 note Premier Auqusth stating British casualties to Feb 4 total 104000. Dispatches from Athena describe shelling of Turkish forts at the Dardanelles by British ships. London foresees no formal US protest over the flag issue as submarines and wartime moves continue. Reports from Petrograd and Berlin detail Russian offensives and German counteractions along the front, with Paris noting artillery superiority along the Aisne to Champagne region and local fighting near the Laftisse canal. Austrian bombs hit ships carrying French troops in the Adriatic with no sinkings reported.
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House of 1 Commons
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Great Britain
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Dardanelles
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Tingland
United States
Marchant
Wehr
Bollmoy
Ui Bowkid Pass
Paris
Coun
Aisne
Champlegne
East Prussia
Vistula
Poland
Washington, D.C
Vienna
Adriatic
Zeppelin Interview: Zeppelins Deemed War Benefit by Inventor
Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin defends his dirigibles in an interview from Berlin via London, arguing war is worsened by other engines of war and that Zeppelins may shorten the world war by saving lives, despite noncombatant casualties. He notes England’s fear of losing isolation and claims the airships’ use could yield a greater good for humanity. The inventor, now eighty, speaks with passion about the protest against his craft.
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Berlin
Prederickshaven
Karl von Welgand
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Germany
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Hughynd
Seattle Remains Nation’s Healthiest City in Census
Washington Feb 8 United Press Seattle Washington again tops the nation as the healthiest city per federal census with a death rate of 0.04 per thousand. Spokane and Portland follow, while Memphis leads in illness risk. A mapl ing license issued in Erle to Reuben Bernstein and Miss Tessa Nast signals an upcoming wedding early this week.
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Washington, D. C
Seattle
Washington
United States
Spokane
Portland
Oregon
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Erle
Reuben Bernstein
Tessa Nast
D. Nast
Circus buys Walooner farm for winter stock headquarters
Charles Woolford and family of Walooner purchased an 450 acre farm eight miles from the city on the Waitsburg road, formerly L D Clark. They plan a winter training base for ponies dogs and horses with Ringling Shows, erecting barns stables and quarters as carpenters work through the year. More stock including ponies and horses expected.
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Walooner
Yesterby
L. D. Clark
Waitsburg
My. Woolford
Whcis
Woolworth
Wille
K P L Co Gets New Business
The K P L Parniture Company received an order from a Western house on Saturday that will keep the plant busy full time for at least a month. Business is improving at the local furniture concern, though conditions are quiet at the 186halr plant, with an improvement expected in the next few weeks.
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K.P. L. Parniture Company
Penny Men Were Visitors to Allegheny Division Officials
Last evening A. M. Parker superintendent of the Allegheny Division H M Kinnay trainmaster and D T Bailey drawing engineer of the Penn railroad division were entertained by Mr Martin of the local office. The Pennay officials were enroute to Philadelphia for a brief visit in that city.
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A. M. Parker
Allegheny Division
H.M. Kinnay
D. T. Bailey
Drg
Anma
Martin
Pennay
Philadelphia
Weather Wather-Falt Tonight and hiv ay
A fragmentary weather note reports snowy conditions for tonight with wind and cold. The brief mentions a lake region possibly affected and urges readers to prepare for slick surfaces and reduced visibility. No specific locations, times, or temperatures are clearly provided in the readable text.
Charges Filed Against Speculators In Wheat Markets
New York reports say bread prices will rise on Wednesday as the Warri Company Senaitr and General Baking Company raise retail costs by a half cent loaf. Federal prosectors in Chicago confirm charges against grain speculators for hoarding wheat in elevators and creating false export signals to hide actual destinations.
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New York
Wari Company
Senaitr
General Baking Company
Atx Centa
Chicago
Ciair Ot
Cline
Iusa
Grain Exchange
Aged Woman Removed To Hospital After Home Attack
Mrs valherine Warren of Spring Aftront, reported serious injuries after an intruder attacked her in her home. She was rushed to Corry Hospital under Dr J G Kibler care. Authorities face conflicting theories as investigation continues.
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Valherine Warren
Corry Hospital
J. GC. Kibler
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