Stegler Denies Frame Up After Hotel Grenoble Arrest
Mrs Annette Hoke Stegler wife of Richard Stegler central figure in a fraudulent passport case was arrested at the Hotel Grenoble on an assault charge against German reporter A W Matelkat. Stegler claimed the arrest was a frame up. The hotel room showed no sign of a struggle and Matelkat reported she struck him with a cane and threw a bottle. Magistrate Barlow discharged her and rebuked the accusers.
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International News Service
New York
Annette Hoke Stegler
Richard P. Stegler
A. W. Matelkat
Grenoble
Matelkat
Stegler
Genoble
Passport artists indicted by jury
A Federal grand jury indicted Richard P. Stegler Richard Madden Gustave Coon and an unnamed co conspirator for conspiring to defraud the United States by procuring a passport. Stegler Madden and Cook were arraigned and held on bail of 15000.
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International Newservice
New York
Richard P. Stegler
Richard Madden
Gustave Coon
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Stegler
Madden
Cook
Biggest Flakes Snow That Ever Fell Here
Residents recall the city experiencing a historic snowfall with unusually large flakes. An hour of steady descent produced generous, uniquely sized flakes described as large as a hard time dollar though the ground conditions prevented lingering.
England's Plan to Prevent Commodities Reaching Germany
Premier Makin makes a sweeping statement in the House of Commons outlining measures to block all commodities from reaching Germany. The plan signals intensified economic pressure amid ongoing conflict and seeks to choke German supply lines through blocked trade.
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Germany
England
Premier Makin
House OF Commons
Asquith Announces World War Food Embargo Policy
Prime Minister Asquith announces in the House of Commons a British embargo on all foodstuffs and raw materials to Germany, aiming to starve Germany into submission. The declaration includes a coast blockade and a daily war expenditure of 10 million dollars after April 1, with a 185 million dollar credit.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Germany
England
United State Guaablaliin
U. S
Typhoid Outbreak Recedes as Precautions Continue
The typhoid fever outbreak is retreating as physicians report fewer patients and full recoveries. Doctors warn the public to keep boiling water and pursue anti-typhoid vaccination, noting immunity lasts three years and recovering individuals can still spread the disease.
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Physi- Giang
Hall returns to head North Alabama Traction Company
W R Hall, who built the Decatur trolley line, resumes active leadership of the North Alabama Traction Company replacing temporary manager R L Parsons. Hall arrives from Anniston after six years away and plans to restore operations amid talk of a future Alabama Power Company takeover.
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Hall
Traction Company
W. R. Hall
Decaturs
North Alabama Traction Company
Mr. Hall
R. L Parsons
Birmingham
Camp Ground
Anniston
Alabama Power Company
Etowah
Twin Cities
Railway
Hines
Hké
Lhchbibt
Wiley Wn
Golowial Club to Enter The City League Season
Chairman McMillin plans a second meeting of fans within days to formally launch the season for the city league. Reports from nominating grounds and finance committees are due, as managers pile in pennant claims. The Colonial club may join, with talk of fast players.
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McMillin
T. A. Bowles
J. W. Pole
Marvin West Grounds
L. P. Troupe
N. B. Peake
Lewis Hardage
Edwin Shackelford
J. G. Holesapple
British Envoys Deliver Note on German Blockade
Ambassador Spring-Rice of England and Ambassador Jesserand of France called on Secretary Bryan. It is understood they delivered a note formally declaring Germany blockaded all shipping, signaling a significant diplomatic stance.
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Washington
International
Ington
Mar
Spring-Rice
England
Jesserand
Bryan
Germany
McMillem Case Set for March 12 Hearing
The preliminary hearing of A. HB. McMillem for attempted assault on Miss Myrtle Vandiver is set for March 12 at 2 o'clock following a postponement due to the illness of Herman Vandiver, Myrtle’s brother, as requested by the state.
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A. HB. McMillem
Myrtle Vandiver
Esq. Newsome Om
Herman Vandiver
Bishop Denny Delivers Bible Reading at Central Methodist
The Central Methodist service yesterday featured Bishop Collins Denny delivering a verbatim Bible reading from Acts Chapter 13. He spoke of David as a man after God’s heart and tied the passages to personal responsibility, with Presiding Elder Ira Hawkins and Rev. R. I. Walston in attendance.
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Collins Denny
Central Methodist Church
Ira. F. Hawkins
R. I. Walston
Antioch
Cyrus Graham
Denny
Dawid
Jesse
David
God
Saul
Soviet Push Halts German Polan invasion Near Vis tula
Petrograd reports German forces along the Niemen to Vistula are shattered as Russian offensives drive wedges and capture village after village. More than 18 000 prisoners taken in 10 days, with Germans retreating from Ossowiec as Russian attacks intensify and ammunition runs low.
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Poland
Vistula River
Niemen
Vistula
von Hindenburg
Przasnysz
Nicholas
Ossowiec
Russia
King Alfonso Is Very Ill Again In Madrid
Madrid reports state King Alfonso is very ill with head pains that have troubled him for years. Doctors have ordered him confined to his room. Public dispatches confirm the royal condition and its impact on court schedule.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Isbon
Roumania Orders Reserves to Mobilize by March Thirteenth
A Bucharest dispatch reports ten classes of Roumania reserves ordered to mobilize by March 13, signaling possible Roumanian entry into the war. The move was announced from Paris via the International News Service.
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International
Paris
Roumania
Bucharest
Turkish destroyers sink two mine sweepers in Dardanelles
An Athens dispatch says Turkish destroyers reportedly sank two Anglo French mine sweepers in the Dardanelles last night after a clash in the strait. No further details given on casualties or exact vessels.
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Athens
Temedos
Dardenelles
France Rebukes Transfer of Dacia to American Flag
French marines boarded the steamer Dacia at Brest to relieve sailors from the cruiser that captured the Hamburg American ship. The Ministry of Marine said France will not recognize the transfer of Dacia from German to American flag, with formal announcement due at Brest prize court session this week.
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International News Service
Paris
Brest
Ministry of Marine
France
French Attacks Aim to Break German Lines in Champagne
Paris reports strong French assaults against German positions in the Champagne district to force a Kaiser's retirements between the Aisne and Oise rivers. In five days, 30 attacks targeted the area north of Perthes and near Sain Servor Beausejour and Les Hur lus as German forces hold the angle of the Aisne Oise junction, with a potential French breakthrough near Soissons threatening Paris.
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Mar
Champagne
Aisne
Oise
Sain
Servor
Perthes
Beausejour
Les Hurlus
Ven
Kluck
Soissons
Demonstrations Urge War Support Across Spanish Cities
On Sunday in Spain large anti neutrality protests urged support for the Allies. Barcelona hosted the largest rally with Socialist speakers backing intervention while Valencia and Huelva also saw similar demonstrations.
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Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Huelva
No German submarines lost in undersea war claims
Berlin reports the admiralty states not a single German submarine has been lost in undersea warfare and rejects French and British reports that submarines were destroyed as untrue.
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Berlin
Admiralty
Allied Fleet Presses Forts in Dardanelles
London reports the Anglo French fleet 16 miles inside the Dardanelles continuing bombardment. The forces are within three miles of the narrowest point and have silenced the strongest forts guarding the waterway. The fall of forts near Kalelstanie demonstrates modern artillery's effectiveness against strong fortifications.
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London
Dardenells
Kalesultanie
Comer and O Neal to Face Lacy Probe Details
Former governors Comer and O Neal Theo Lacy James Oakley and other state officers will be summoned before the legislative investigating committee to provide every detail of the convict department scandal. The statement gave no indication when the matter will be taken up.
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O’neal
LACY
Montgomery, Mar. 1
Comer and O'Neal
Theo Lacy
James Oakley
Legislative Investigating Committee
Convict Department
H. P
Merrit
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