War News Roundup From 1915 Fronts and Global Moves
Western front dispatches note Bulgarians recaptured Veles while German and Austrian forces report gains toward Constantinople. Greece and Romania move to align with Allies. Britain reports submarine actions and casualties. Paris and London hint at future cooperation limits with small nations as diplomacy shifts amid war.
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Africa
Congo Free State
Dadenghatch
Petrograd
Paltic
Saloniki
Romania
Alles
Bulgaria
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
Great Britain
Cyprus
Greece
Serbia
Madrid
van Buelow
Kaiser
Spain
United States
Amsterdam
Prussia
Paris
London
England
France
Viviani
Aristide Briand
King Georgé
Winston Churchill
Anna Benzet
Verviers
Belgium
Liege
Bratiano
Bucharest
Old Bailey
Ashmead-Bartlette
Exempt From Most Dangers Policeman Approved for Insurance
A Chicago policeman seeking accident insurance is deemed eligible after answering questions about hazardous work. The secretary asks if his duties involve riots, crowds, or danger from horses, to which he replies none. He confirms his occupation as a police officer.
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Chicago Herald
Copenhagen Opens Permanent Exhibition on Worker Accident Prevention
A historic note describes Copenhagen establishing a permanent exhibit of devices to prevent workplace accidents. The piece comments that talk that befuddles can be as persuasive as real explanations and asserts that genius and common sense underpin great leaders.
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Copenhagen
Iowan John Sipes Advocates American Preface Over War
The Des Moines Register quotes John Sipes arguing Americans should prefer life on a farm and simple comforts over European battlefields. He contrasts hawkeye freedom with German and Russian warfare, praising self sufficiency and harvest imagery. The column closes with advertising lines for Red Cross Bag Blue and a medical joke from Judge.
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America
John Sipes
Des Moines Register
Dodo and Dove of Peace Versus Extinction Debate
Unclear OCR fragments mention the dodo and the dove of peace as birds linked to extinction. The text suggests a discussion on endangered species but lacks concrete modern details or events.
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Tommy
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Anuric the Latest Discovery in Kidney Health
Anuric, touted by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as a supreme eliminator of uric acid, claims to aid kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism, and gout. The ad urges 10 cent packages and offers trials and water testing, noting strong activity and safety for adults and children.
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Hunt
Arizona
Kivelyn Nesbit
Harry Thaw
United States Steel Corporation
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co
Peabody
Mass
St. John's
Gerlag
Nob
William
Dan” Jordan
Joseph J. Layton
Une
Pierce
Invalid'’s
Buffalo
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