Allies Near Rhine Fight All The Way To Sea
In mud near Verdun and the Argonne German forces press Allies in constant battle as the war shifts. Reports say British troops may move to Belfort to aid a possible push on the line. French advances threaten German communications and prompt fresh reinforcements, with casualties mounting on both sides.
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Wimsler
Alsne
Omar Bolmons
Reai
Meta
Prte Mourson
Paria
McCormick Quits Post Amid Debt Controversy
Chicago figure McCormick, a Progressive legislator and former National Pro committee member, announced his resignation two months ago. He declined to give reasons for stepping down and said Chicago had been tasked with filling the vacancy.
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Medin MeCormicy
Chicago
Jeglislature
Repub Benne
Miinale
National Pro Committee
Heroid
Vecmocy
McCormick
Rocnvelt
Stomaett Labouriere
Mids
Navy Short 10,000 Sailors Revealed by Admiral
Near Admiral Teteher, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, announced that a commission's report shows the navy lacks about 10,000 men. The shortfall is described as critical to meeting wartime needs and maintaining proper shipboard manpower.
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Dan
United Petes
Teteher
Atlantic Feet
Wen Qo
Cbipe
Mike Gibbons Wins Bout in Milwaukee Ring clash
Mike Gibbons defeated Jimmy Clabby in ten rounds at Ri nside Milwaukee on January 22. Gibbons showcased stinging two handed punching and steady defense to claim the bout, besting the reigning middleweight champion and drawing praise from writers for his technique and stamina.
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Milwaukee
Mike GiWinee
Jimmy Clabby
Rineside
Hawmond
Gibbons
Tebing
German Roads Run For Food Aid Under German Reich
The article reports on German road operations and a government director taking over management of the amurile relief system to deliver food for the German army. It notes captures and arrests of American workers and others related to maritime and industrial crimes, plus various lawsuits and society notices spanning Bremen to New York, including mothers suing firms and a windfall for a ruined hair treatment.
Federal regulation urged for Rockefeller and others
Samuel Untermyer, prominent corporation lawyer, urged federal incorporation and regulation of the Rockefeller and other major foundations before the federal commission on industrial relations. He said foundations control about 300 million dollars, favoring tighter charters and caps on size, and argued for federal trustee oversight while noting they do good but could reflect evils of state chartering.
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New York
Jan. O
Rockefeller
Samuel Untermyar
Frank P. Walut
Miscourt
Han Bague
Carnegie
Russell Sage
Baron de Hirsch
United States
Mr. Untermy Or
Mr. Untermyer
Greenbrier Defiant Captain Refuses to Hoist Flag
Washington reports Captain Farley of the Greenbrier refuses to sail under the British flag and demands the American flag be raised before continuing to Bremen. The ship was overhauled and searched by British naval crew seeking arms, then taken to Kirkwall for three days before return and release under the American flag. The State Department seeks why the Greenbrier was searched despite a British certificate and why a neutral vessel was forced to lower its flag. Britain would not allow the Decla to sail to Germany with cotton cargo from Texas.
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Washington
Stemmer Greenbrier
New
Bremen
Farley
Greenbrier
Farrey
Kirkwall
Worth
State Department
New York
London
Great Britain
Germany
Texas
Decla
Tremor Hits Italy Toe Romp in Calabria City
A violent earthquake struck Cosenza in Calabria, Italy, with heavy damage reported across the province. Shocks were felt in Spezzano, Castello, and Aprigliano as officials frantically gathered details. rumors of fatalities circulated while exact figures remained unavailable. Calabria is a mountainous region in the kingdom's southwest and earthquakes are common there.
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Calabria
Mediterranean
Spezanno
Castelloe
Aprigliano
Bastgranc
Cobenta
Italy
Telegraphic Notes from Amsterdam and New York
Telegraphic notes report German aircraft raids over Holland from west to east, with the Dutch government urged to protest. A New Jersey shooting inquiry begins into strikers killed in Roosevelt, Edmund Brenson leading the investigation. A German warship mine incident in the Scheldt river sinks the motor launch, with one officer and four sailors dead. Reports from Urmia and Tabriz warn of endangered Christian missions and 15,000 refugees. The El Alba wireless sighting of a wreck 120 miles east of Chesapeake Entrance is noted.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Germany
New York
Roosevelt
Edmund 8
Brenson
United States Commission On Relations
New Jersey
Amterdam
Scheldt River
Nieuversaia
Uramiah
Persia
Tabriz
Melaage
Tiflis
el Alba
Galveston
Chesapeake Bey
Idaho House Bans Aliens As Land Owners
An antiation land ownership bill passed the Idaho state House on Wednesday amid wartime sentiment. The draft of the article lists various brief items including military losses in Paris, Zeppelin commissions, lumber exports to the United Kingdom, and a shipwreck off Sunderland with multiple deaths.
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Holie
House of Representatives
Idaho
Raid by zeppelins terrorizes English towns
German airship raid on Tuesday night targets England with six Zeppelins crossing the North Sea. Bombs fall on Yarmouth, King's Lynn, Sandringham, Cromer, Sheringham and Beeston. one Zepplein reportedly shot down near Sandringham. King George and Queen Mary return to London.
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London
England
Sandringham
County Norfolk
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
King’s Lynn
Sandeingham
North Sea
Houstanton
Sandringhaa
Cain
Yarmouth
Cromer
Sheringham
Beeston
Forger Ends Life on Train in Chicago Case
Creditors of Fox River Distilling seized books and papers after the death by suicide of owner Charles Ledowsky on a Michigan Central train. A confession alleged forged whisky receipts and loans totaling about 210000, naming broker Benjamin F. Straus as aware of the fraud and as having signed blank checks later filled by others.
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Chicago
Fox River Distilling Company
Charles Ledowsky
Ledowsky
Michigan Central
Benjamin F. Straus
Straus
Germans Capture Two Towns in Russian Poland
Berlin dispatches reported by Breslau claim German forces have seized SERMANS TAKE TWO TOWNS Berlin via Amsterdam Jan al Kielee and Opoerne. No official war office confirmation issued by mine time. Breslau reports also say Russians retreated from Kielce and Opoczno as Germans push toward Skurzysko junction on the Kielce railroad.
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Amsterdam
Jan. al Kielee
Opoerne
Poland
Breslau
War Office
Kielce
Opoczno
Radom
Gardner Attacks Army Bill Over Insufficient Air Power
Washington February 22 Representative Gardner of Massachusetts assailed the army appropriation bill. He warned the Monroe doctrine loses force without power to defend it and said Central Europe could threaten the United States. Gardner criticized the military committee for limited funding and said the Army lacks scout airplanes. He claimed the entire army cannot defend a trench longer than 30 miles.
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Washingtn
Vme
United States
Europe
Gardner
Massachusetts
Military Committee
Bad year on the Great Lakes reports losses and hope
Detroit Mich Jan 22 The year 14 was lean for lake vessel owners due to reduced ore movement. William Livingstone president of the Lake Carriers association says twenty five vessels were lost in shipwrecks this season. The report predicts 1915 may show recovery.
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Detroit
Mich
William Livingstone
Lake Carriera’ Association
S¢ Seisors
Mrs O Leary Dies in Michigan Farmhouse
Chicago mourns the death of Mrs Catherine O Leary, owner of the cow linked to the 1871 Chicago fire. She left the city after the blaze, later known as Magele O Leary, and died alone near Masonville Michigan. Her husband Patrick always denied they were milking when the fire began.
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Chicago
Catherine O'Leary
Magele O'Leary
Masonville
Mich
Illinois Liquor foe dead M
Charles S. Tate founder of the Knights of Daniel a boys fraternity died here Monday at fifty formerly a saloonkeeper and gambler he became a mission worker in midwest cities and supported local option campaigns in Illinois Seven Are Guilty of Conspiracy
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Charles S. Tate
Knights of Daniel
Mr.Tate
Middle West
Clinois
Eugenic wedding bill heads to Indiana House
Indiana Senate approves eugenic marriage bill 82 to 12 requiring health certificates for license applicants. Ettor released on bond after treason charge in Belmont County. Rural credits push eyed in Washington. Wilson sees no spring peace. Brumbaugh inaugurated Pennsylvania governor. Boston socialite Dixey commits suicide. Fire aboard White Star steamer Georgic injures crew and sailors.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Senate
House
Ettor
St. Clairaville
J. J.ettor
W. W
Belmont County Crimiial
Ohio
Change Election of Judges and Early Liquor Bills Ballot
On day one of the legislature, 102 proposed laws surfaced with 14 in the senate and 86 in the house. Bills sweep civil service, primary elections, and liquor controls, including life imprisonment for murder and a 1 percent levy to fund worker compensation.
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Columbus
Senate
House
W. 5. Hay
Jackson
State Civil Service Commission
General Assembly
Geo. D. Jones
State Workmen Accident Insurance Fund
van S. Deaton
Miami County
Ohio
Hamilton County
Brown
Ashland
William Thorndyke
Cincinnati
DI Thorndyke
New Banking Superintendent Named in Ohio
Gov. Frank B. Wills names Harry T. Hall of East Liverpool as State Banking Superintendent to succeed George Walters of Portsmouth. Hall has 19 years in banking and holds positions with Dollar Savings Bank and Ohio State Bankers Association. The move accompanies broader Republican push for state dept. investigations and two major measures facing the General Assembly.
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Harry T. Hall
East Liverpool
George Walters
Portsmouth
Senate
Wicks
B. F. Skidmore
Ofast Liberty
Hamilton Bank
R. F. Ambrose
Merchants' National Bank
Hillsboro
Dudley H. Foster
Toledo
Dollar Savings Bank
Ohio State Bankers’ Association
Eighty-First General Assembly
House
Retzbard
Fulton
State Banking Department
State Bank
Lattanner
Garver
Miami County
Warnes
Ohio
Moore
Jefferson County
Democratic Legilature
State Civil Service Commission
Ohio appoints Hall state Bank Superintendent in new patronage
Western Newspaper Union reports Gov. Willis names Harry T. Hall of East Liverpool as state Superintendent of Banks to fill the unexpired term of George Walters. Hall, a longtime Columbiana county banker, pledges to place dis favored candidates elsewhere in the department and tallies his extensive local public roles.
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Toledo
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Samson Life Told In Lesson On Temperance
A January 31 lesson outlines Samson's life from his Nazarite birth to his downfall. It covers parental faith, divine strength, Delilah's lure, imprisonment, and ultimate death. The sermon stresses temperance, home training, and spiritual power through faith and prayer.
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Mary
Jesus
R. V
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Superman
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Diay
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Hariot
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Esh
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Jesson
Temperance Forces
Canada imports seven thousand cars from United States
Canada imported over seven thousand motor cars from the United States in the past year totaling about 9 million dollars. Five years earlier only 285 cars were bought from U S makers worth 700 thousand. In 1913 imports rose to 934 cars over 1912. English-made cars largely absent from the market. Preferential tariff cut from 22% to five percent ad valorem. Imports remain about 2 percent of domestic and U S sales. Contractions of old sayings noted.
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