British French Fleet Bombards Gallipoli Forts On Daylong Assault
London reports a five hour bombardment of Turkish forts at the Dardanelles by Anglo French ships. Shelling from naval guns along the Narrows and Gulf of Saros targeted Gallipoli fortifications while mine sweepers worked under night to clear paths. Trawlers and warships supported the operation as preparations for an assault intensified with aircraft observations overhead. The bombardment began around 9 o clock and continued with indirect fire as sailors directed naval gunfire.
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London
Dardanches
International Fleet
Narrows
Gulf of Saras
Caast
Peninaulus
Gallip
Iren
Nilid Baliy
Anernia
Gulf of
Saros
Gallipoli
Kilid Buhay
Dardanelles
Gulf of Sarnsz
Paris
Thirn
Fraive
Robbed in Slumber at Johnson Farm Near Soul Last Night
A thief entered Henry Johnson’s bedroom near Soul late last night while he slept and took a water or weapon, leaving the watch hanging in the room. Johnson woke to missing items and notified the sheriff, who investigated this afternoon with no arrest yet.
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Heary Johnson
Johnson
Folur A. May
War status report from Europe and seas
Germany adds losses in its submarine war as vessels go missing in clear waters near the British Isles. A German steamer Fidaba torpedoed off South Wales, Aguila sunk in the Channel but crew saved. Reports claim Russian and Allied actions on the Eastern Front, with heavy fighting near the Blewa River and Prussian border. Dardanelles bombardment continues with some ships damaged while Allied ships strike but fail to force straits.
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Germany
Tie
South Wales
Aguila
Halt Channel
Blewa
Petrograd
Sys
Piliea
Alabama Sunday School Convention Preparations Detailed
Preparations are complete for the Alabama Sunday School Convention to be held in Dothan from Thursday to Friday, April 6. Delegates will have rail and hotel support, with lectures by notable figures from the International Sunday School Association and state leaders.
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Yorthi
Sumdiy
Dothan
Inchusivsticl
Leon ¢ Pabnere
Alabama
Sunday School Association
AL & McClintock
International Standay School Association
Age’ Haya
Pire
Toonee Hovs
Airls
Wy J Moiothdin
Ihern Baptist Theological Navy
Louisville
Mica Minnie BE
Kennody
Geneva
Birminegham
Ro AL Tassel
BR. ¥. Bateman
Troy Baptist Church
F. £. Chapman
Fo Chidnon
Sereident
Tuscalooaa County
Rehool’ Association
Beierey
Alogether
Ledding Sunday School Workers
Alshamn
Ard
Wtaten
Pra
Partly Burned Homes In Dothan Planned For Immediate Tear Down
Partial destruction affected several homes in Dothan as authorities plan to remove the damaged properties soon. City officials outline the strategy to rapidly clear the sites and replace them with safer structures.
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Han Been
Dewa
Artal Coute Athe
Vatins
Teachers Meet in Montgomery in Educational Convention
Teachers from several counties attend the Montgomery convention at the Atlanta? Edical? Aggaristian. Sessions arranged Saturday feature talks on rural supervision, teacher training, and four years of improvements in schools. University of Houston president Dee Thompson leads industrial training. Aimed at rural teachers, the meeting includes departmental conferences and lectures for practical methods in education.
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Forney Reese
Lronsule
Ala
Dolins
Misraall Canty
Sehtaols
Superville
Chandler
Cunteravilly
Houston
Matal Teach. Com
Reidy Signs Atlanta Boy Reidy Signs Atlanta Boy
Reidy signs Atlanta lefthander Katte Terry and fellow pitcher Voroetiv Peery to the Pathiin elit roster. The Atlanta Constitution reports争 that young Terry and Peery are joining as hurlers under manager Reidy, with focus on development and spring trial in a winter training setup.
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Katte
Terry
Garni
Tye Duck Reidy
da Pathiin
Cleareia
Bowie
Wolke
Wrendy
Jacky
Lawyers Oppose Plan To Combine Courts In Dothan
In a disputed session the local bar largely opposes merging the Chancery and Circuit courts. Only two lawyers support the plan while others argue it risks jurisdictional confusion and delays. A heated conference followed with committee members present as details remained unsettled.
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Chancery
Howvern
Dudielagy
Qaoestinny
Binettston
Ted
Tare Ty Ashich
Hanstun
Greene's 10 Cent Cement Deal Promoted in Ad Snippet
A fragmented ad promotes buying cement at Greene's for ten cents. The text hints at saving money but is incomplete and lacks full details or context.
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Greene
Weekly indemnity plan for accidental death benefits
Notice outlines weekly indemnity for accidental death and illness with a $5,000 payout upon death. It mentions confinement to home, medical care, and hospital expenses, urging readers to secure coverage through a plan for a family.
Entertaining plans teased amid lively delegate talk
A fragmented report hints at upbeat proceedings with delegates and leaders discussing upcoming actions. References to figures like Green and Bem suggest political theater and possible policy shifts. Further details remain unclear due to the garbled OCR.
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Sime Waeey
Bem
Absence of clear events from New York plan noted
Fragmentary text mentions New York March and Abs Tete cotton, with several garbled phrases. No coherent event or entities identified to summarize into a factual card.
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York
Rew Yar Fon
Iaprest
Secon
Interpord
Lara Sane
Iti
Alter York
Lyer the Ante renumkeotd: xtraye of expert Skill growers of carrth
An unclear fragment describes expert skill growers in a distant place, mentioning Georgia and a pony. The readable text provides no coherent event, names, dates, or outcomes to form a full reporting item.
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Lyer
Georgia
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