Mexican Death Toll and U S Citizens in Mexico Report
A government report compiled by Secretary Lansing details Americans killed in Mexico during 1914 and 1915 and notes 26 civilians and 16 soldiers lost across three years. It records Mexicans killed in American territory during cross border actions totaling 59 through 1918, with 52 in border towns during the same period.
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Sweden asks U S to help in preserving neutral rights
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War news and incidents from multiple fronts and nations
Copenhagen reports Sweden cedes funds for neutrality defense. Echo Belge cites Belgian protests in Asseneda with German fire injuring several. A bridge collision in Ottawa injures driver Jane Murray and others. Crown Prince Frederick William placed in command of the German army in Alsace Lorraine. Oregon battleship Bulldog of the navy retired to Mare Island. Wilson petition for presidential candidacy in Springfield. Mexican capital notes resignation acceptance in Sitpoisan. United States to seek Germany and Austria’s stance on armed merchant ships. Arms movements along the Canadian border raise invasion fears.
Renewed Activity on Western Front
The report details renewed artillery actions and small trench advances across multiple fronts. British shelling targets Lilie, Lens, and Lieven while German artillery strikes French lines near the Oise and Reims. Reports claim German gains at Frive on the Somme south bank and trench losses near Ste. Marie Py in Champagne with additional fighting near St Die and Abersept.
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Wilson enters race 21 perish in mine fire
In Butte Montana an underground fire at the Pennsylvania mine of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. killed and left 21 dead or missing. Two rescuers died while attempting to reach trapped workers as 220 men labored in the shaft area.
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Ambassador Marye to Quit as U S Envoy in Russia
Washington reports that United States Ambassador George T. Marye in Petrograd has broken down under war strain and will retire from diplomatic service. His confidential secretary arrived in Washington to relay the development, with Marye possibly already resigning or to resign imminently.
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Russians capture Erzerum fortress in eastern Asia Minor
Grand Duke Nicholas leads the Caucasus army to take Erzerum after five days of heavy assaults. Official reports claim more than 40,000 Turkish troops were captured while Russian advances threaten Mesopotamian relief for Kut El Amara.
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Lusitania Case Held Up in Submarine Warfare Debate
Washington reports the Lusitania case is postponed as future submarine warfare policy is debated after talks with German ambassador Count von Bernstorff. Secretary Lansing says the Lusitania answer hinges on how armed merchantmen are to be warned and whether passenger ships will be spared without warning.
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Nine Die In Theater Fire at Mexia Opera House
A fatal blaze in Mexia Texas destroyed the opera house during a public school art exhibit. Nine people died many were children and several injured as fire and panic swept through nearby stores and homes. Professor Burton and Superintendent Weisner died trying to save the children.
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Gas limit set at three years study of shortages
Gas experts warn that in three years most natural gas supplies may fail for industrial use without harming domestic service. West Virginia wells show depleted stores as compressor stations push gas into mains. Cleveland faces shortages while Cincinnati largely avoids disruption amid proactive curtailment and storage strategies.
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Ohio highway department reports 1915 work and costs
Ohio’s 1915 highway program under Highway Commissioner Clinton Cowen completed 340 miles of new construction including brick concrete and macadam, at a total cost of 10.514 million dollars. Maintenance and repair covered 905 miles costing 804 752 dollars with extensive rebuilding on 137 miles at 4 459 per mile.
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County Invasion Planned by National Farmers' Union
National Farmers' Union plans an invasion of Hamilton County Ohio with a central Cincinnati cooperative store and a campaign for fair profits from farm product sales. State Organizer William Brag announced the initiative at the Hamilton County Farmers' Institute closing session in Springdale.
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Baptists Raise Half Million for Aged Ministers Relief
Cleveland Baptists completed a campaign aimed at permanent relief for aged pastors with a $506000 goal reached after starting in May 1915. Ambrose Swazey contributed $200000 from Warner Swazey Co while $100000 had been raised earlier. The Northeast Ohio Methodist conference seeks $50000 more before March 1, independent of $70000 raised by Frank A. Arter. Arter plans to raise a further $30000.
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Buckeye Briefs Chronicle Ohio News Fragments
Springfield reports the death of Charles W Constantine a prominent attorney and former mayor. Other items note student pranks at Miami University, Cleveland mayoral plans, a monument dealers meeting in Zanesville, and bucket shop raids in Mahoning County. Additional brief items cover factory wage raises, a burglary incident, theater explosions, coal mine shutdowns planned, a fatal car crash in Akron, and various local notices across the state.
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Giant Tyrannosaurus Mounted at New York Museum
A colossal Tyrannosaurus specimen, the largest known from the Cretaceous, has been mounted at the Museum of Natural History in New York. The creature measured about 47 feet long and 18.5 feet high, dated to late Cretaceous times and traced by scientists as a dominant predator.
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Ohio General Assembly to Grow in Size for 1915
The next Ohio General Assembly elected November 7 will include 36 senators and 128 house members, up from 338 and 124 respectively, under a decennial reapportionment aimed at population-based equality. The northwestern region gains representation.
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Flower Notes on Caring for Azaleas and Pot Plants
Guidance on seedling timing and fertilizer avoidance. Warns against overwatering and overcrowding while advising pot evaporation, proper potting, and handling stored roots and bulbs. Recommends pruning and rot management with powdered charcoal to prevent decay.
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