Russians Drive into Hungary as War Expands
Russian forces push through four Carpathian passes into Hungary with gains near Gorokstha and Trangivania while East Prussia fears invasion. Britain reports the battleship Formidable sunk by a German sub after Jan. 1. Greece asserts control over Albania amid regional turmoil. Turkish losses cited at 100,000. News also notes mine disasters aboard Scarborough and a North Sea incident.
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Algaria
Roumanis
Menius
Gorokstha
Carpathian
Greece
Albania
Durazzo
Nersék
Patrograd
Rhenish
Aluaco
German War Office
Argonne Forest
Sonnhotz
Cernay
Onat
Villa Fails to Reach Border as Mexican Forces Move
Paso shows General Scott awaiting Villa while reports place Villa in Chihuahua and Carranza based positions near Torreon. Army movements include artillery toward the U S border and a large infantry contingent, with conflicting dispatches on Villa's border intentions and recent engagements near Pachuca and Agia Priests.
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Paso
Scott
Stu
United States Awny
Villa
Sonora
Juror
Casas Grandes
Vila
Villareal
San Pedro
Hig Plang
Torreon
Poebia
Mexico City
Villistas
Artillory
Angule
Saltino
Tamoteo
Pachuca
Carranza
Villista
Agia Priets
Donslis
Arie
Carranga Adykes
Chloe Trbmteso
Sno
Agia
Baltimore and Ohio Orders Large Freight Car Purchases
Baltimore and Ohio announces orders for 1,000 boxcars and 1,000 steel hopper cars plus 1,000 more boxcars and 2,000 hopper cars. Cars to be built by Cambria Steel and Mr. Vernon Car Manufacturing. Prices set for 25 000 tons of rails. Total expenditure estimated between 1.5 and 2 million dollars.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Enniracle Hive
Episons
Cambria Steel Company
Mi. Veron Car Manufacuuring Company
Kansas Bank Deposits Show Big Increase
Topeka Kansas report shows state banks had deposits of 118 402 455 dollars in December. The surge follows record wheat crops and reflects a rise of more than 17 million in a little over two months. Legal reserves rose from 41.6 to 44 percent.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Jao
Deovi
Kansan Tate
Banished chorus girl fuels sensational New York divorce case
In New York a banished chorus girl prompts a high profile divorce suit. The plaintiff accuses her former lover’s father of alienating affection, seeking damages of 100000 dollars. A jury in a New York Supreme Court trial heard four hours of testimony before absolving the defendant of misconduct.
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New York
Jan
Montana
Robert
Gollan
Harry Goldman
Sachs & Co
Bethutse
Puith
Galapan
Qinbund
iRoher
Alheola
John C
Great Neck
Jorée
McArthur
Supreme Court
Thance J. McMants
Taxfima
McManus
Tatum
Butterfly
Jacob A. Ottman
Alligator Parcels Sent to Portland Zoo Resident
An alligator arrived in Portland Oregon via Parcels Post and was received by public school teacher Aties yion anne de Lory who welcomed the reptile to the city zoo.
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Portland
Ore
Sont Oy
New Orleans
Zoological Park
Aties Yionanne de Lory
Wheat Prices Climb to New May and July Highs
Chicago grain market saw May wheat hit 1383 and July at 1.24 percent rise as corn and oats gained. Traders placed heavy orders in the final 45 minutes, pushing prices higher and driving a sensational rally despite earlier highs.
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Chicago
Joh
Bnyug
Mysterious Patient Treated in Strasbourg by Belgian Doctor
The Wehe Belge reports Dr. De Holstein of the University of Louvain was summoned to Strassburg to treat a high ranking German. The patient’s face was masked to keep identity secret, and the paper notes the patient was not the German crown prince.
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Amsterdam
Vin Condon
Jan. G
Wehe Belge
de Holsstein
University of
Senator Lewis Stricken Ill in Wisconsin
United States Senator Amos Hamilton Lewis was suddenly taken ill in Springheld Wisconsin as state leaders faced a deadlock issue. Reports say his condition is nervous and unsettled, with concerns over his health and ability to continue duties.
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Springheld
Dun
United States
Amos Hamilton Lewis
Nerlovy
Range Improves With New Transmitter Reach Near Asherton
Radio experts report a ca. FTO at Asherton expanding range and power. Daily and nightly communication with San Diego California becomes possible, previously limited to nighttime due to static. Communications during the day mark a notable development in station reach.
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Ca. Fto
Asherton
Wiel Fower
Parl
San Diego
Cel
Wesy
Canada to Settle For Killing Two American Hunters
Canadian government to compensate the families of Walter Smith and Charles Dorsch, two American hunters shot by Dominion soldiers in Canadian waters. Ambassador Spring-Rice cited by British and Haitian officials says Ottawa will fix exact sums after talks with the British envoy. no punishment decision announced yet. U S State Department awaiting further notes from Washington representatives.
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Jha
Noah Fire Fee
Canada
Smith
Buffalo
Hin Way
MDY
Suilth
Rice of
Great ‘Britain
Walter Smith
Charles Dorsch
Atate Department
Ottawa
Stafs
eMoints
Reform Succeeds at Auburn Prison
Superintendant Riley orders changes in Auburn state prison dining and social rules. Convicts may dine in the mess hall with companions and speak quietly during meals. Previously bread tea and marching meals were standard. the reform adds more variety and social time.
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Auburn
John 4
Riley
Wilson at Indianapolis and Carranza news from prewar era
President left Washington at 7 last night for Indianapolis where he will deliver a belated speech not disclosed in full before departure. Reports from Vera Cruz describe a cruiser with soldiers and bullion possibly signaling Currayaista influence in Yucatan. the French decree authorizes 30 million dollars in bonds to fund and unify Savile Made finances and expenses.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Whity
Carranza
Yucatan
State Department
Vera Orie
Io Sinboal Krave
Progrusia
Merilla
Guileries
New Offices for State Departments in Albany
Governor Whitin and trustees relocate state offices after the Capitol fire to the 6% Moore building opposite the Capitol at $70,000 yearly, and the Delaware & Hudson building on North Pearl Street at $25,000 yearly. They provide space for the comptroller banking superintendent engineer and about a dozen departments.
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Albany
Whitin
Capitol
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
North Pearl Street
Pittsburg Bandit Captured After Grand Avenue Attempt
Pittsburgh police captured a bandit after two attempted hold ups on Grand Toulevard. A taxi driver was wounded and Capt. Dickson was shot while trying to aid. The captured man, 38, identified as It Wrosky, said he used the taxi and that the driver was not involved.
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Pittsburgh
Van
Au Automobile
Welera
O& Wax
Dickson
Wikear
Nowpttads
Wrosky
School Ad Promises Path to Prosperity in Erie
An Erie advertisement urges readers to prepare for expanding business opportunities by enrolling in Day or Night classes for Shortland, Bookkeeping, and Drafting at the Sixth Floor Downing Building. It stresses competence, readiness, and the need to seize the era of development.
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East
Prussia
Scarborough
England
Alfretda
Copenhagen
North Sea
Tia
Baltimore and Ohio
Vered EN
Knowlton Bros
Sen. Lewis
R. F. Livermore
Daylight Store
N. Center and
W. Washington Sts
Auburn Prison
United State
Birchikon
Peevye
Atlante City
Bouton
Loula
Philadelphia
Wilson
Pittsburg
Drath SN Moe
Erie
Holiday Savings Fund
Stara
National Bank of Corry
Hely
Tion Mog
Jensty
Petr
Lepat
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