Russian Aviators Bomb German Troop Trains Near Warsaw
Petrograd reports Russian aviators dropped bombs on mobilized German reserves and trains at Rawa Zarzece and Boguszyce about 50 miles southwest of Warsaw. The official announcement was carried today.
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Wounded Rivalry Over Who’s Worst Shot in War
Berlin reports a lighthearted contest among injured soldiers at a hospital to claim the war’s most battered status. Horst Pfeiffer, noted for 26 wounds, survived a road under machine gun fire near Dixmude after delivering an urgent message, earning an Iron Cross as his comrades rescued him.
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Georgia Doctor Shot Dead Near Augusta Farm
Dr. Culberson, a physician from Martinez in Columbia County, was shot at a farm house near Evans twelve miles from Augusta after authorities pursued him for a reported assault on a young woman from a prominent Martinez family. Sheriff Plunkett and deputies led a long search failing to capture him. patrols continued as citizens kept looking for the suspect.
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Court Sentences Tom Weems in Chicken Theft Case
The trial recounts Tom Weems accused of stealing chickens from a farm near Albans. The jury convicts him after the defense fails to sway jurors, while McEachin is noted for a protective stance toward workers. Weems receives twelve months’ hard labor.
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Skater George Cotten Injured on North Street
While skating on North Street last night George Cotten fell and broke a leg. He was taken to his home for medical attention after being accompanied by several friends.
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Griffin Freed in Election Law Violation Case Dismissal
John Griffin was freed after a Circuit Court judge dismissed charges in an election law case. The indictment alleged bribery in an election with a witness testifying Griffin offered money to switch a ticket. The testimony described a casual remark later disputed as a joke.
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Burglars Steal Pistol From Atlanta Deputy Clerk
In Atlanta an attempted burglary ends with a revolver stolen from Deputy City Clerk Avanta Fuld who reported the weapon missing along with a padlock and other valuables. The thief fled the scene, prompting precautionary measures reported by local officials and a note about securing firearms at home.
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Villa Proclaims Himself Head of Mexican Nation
El Paso reports General Franesca Villa proclaims himself ruler of Mexico. Telegrams state Villa captured more than three funded prisoners, three trains and other equipment near San Luis Potosi. Loyal lieutenants Verhige and Orendain joined with four dia dre soldiers as Estrada remained active in the state.
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Skating Craze Sparks Dothan Sidewalk Fun
The article describes a playful skating fad in Dothan with children and adults joining in. It discusses risks and excitement, a supposed link to the Royal Lancer, and local opinions on elders embracing the sport amid what seems a chaotic, lively scene.
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Tin Whistle In Her Throat Proves Fatal
Albany Ga February 9 Catherine Crags four cross Camilla died after a whistle became lodged in her throat while a week earlier she was taken to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital for an operation. She fought bravely but weakened and died Thursday morning.
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Batuns Plea For Hera Not Yet Allowed
Werner Horn case spurs extradition questions as Washington directs Hiritain's request and Maine authorities prepare to forward evidence. Investigators weigh risks of potential further charges as Van Horn remains under warrant for high defacing and property damage after explosive incident near the St Croix River bridge.
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Leaders of South Carolina Seek Surrender of Bond Debate
The Advertiser critiques state politics as Alabama considers a two to four million dollar bond plan to cover deficits. Doubts about legislature and governor persist, with concerns about public trust and ongoing financial conditions.
Tom White Bitten by Mad Dog in Indiaute Care
A man named Tom White was bitten by a dog described as mad and was sent to hospital treatment in Monte for several weeks. The incident occurred after a dog ran past Rev G T Rivey who reported the attack and ensured medical attention.
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