Forts at Dardanelles Detected After Bombardment
London reports the Dardanelles forts detected after prolonged bombardment by Allied ships. Weather improved, bombardment of outer forts renewed, with thousands of shells dropped. Allies seek to force the strait and threaten Constantinople as a Russian march toward the Turkish capital is noted.
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Senate panel approves expanded submarine fleet plan
Washington Feb 24 Senate gavel committee votes to enlarge the sea defense. Smoot backs 60 submarines seagoing and 25 for coast defense with speeds over 25 knots, total cost around 500 million? restraint. Chamberlain supports moderate army growth while Brandegee warns against rapid militarization amid looming questions of national security and bankruptcy fears.
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Plumbers Convicted in Federal Case Across Multiple States
A federal jury in Sherman District Court found master plumbers from Iowa Nebraska Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and other states guilty on charges linked to a conspiracy under antitrust law. The defendants are members and officers of the Maliossi Association of Master Plumbers and related bodies.
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Idaho Senate passes statewide prohibition bill
The Idaho Senate on Thursday approved a statewide prohibition measure banning the manufacture sale and transportation of intoxicating liquors after January 2 1816 The bill was approved by the Senate and sent to the Governor who is expected to sign it into law
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Welsh Wins Second Battle in Ring
Ringnida Milwaukee Feb 27 Freddie the Chicagoan Teves dominates from start to finish and wins eight rounds in a 40 minute bout. The crowd roars as Welsh claims a clear victory in the second White Welsh arian title bout.
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Important News Items from East St Louis and Beyond
A flood of short items covers fires deaths and legal changes. John A Stutzman grocer and three children burned in their home with one son leaping to escape. Feb 25 California night hour law for women upheld by Supreme Court. Reports from Washington on Japan US talks. Des Moines train wreck leaves engineer dead mail clerk injured and eight passengers hurt. Haiti politics shift as Theodore Dessalines seeks refuge. US plans a commission to restore order. Roumanian army set to field. Hardy death by self-inflicted gunshot in Philadelphia. Constable Riggs dies after riot injuries. Hoffman House sold. Robberies hit Palm Beach bank. Dardanelles shells fly as allied bombardment continues.
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260 LIVES Lost As Shipwrecks Stoke War Clamor
News from Amsterdam says a German submarine blockade tightens European seas as waves of vessels go down. The Clan MacNaughton and Rio Parana vanish amid storm and suspected submarine attack, while Noorderdyk and other ships are reported sunk or missing. The British Admiralty notes wreckage and potential losses, with political reactions mounting in Parliament to harsh anti piracy measures.
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Price Is Not Fixed Says H Ganby Before U S Investigators
New York February 25 The attorney general’s inquiry into higher wheat bread costs heard C H Canby president of the Chicago Board of Trade deny speculation caused the rise in wheat prices. He argued supply and demand, not manipulation, drive prices and projected 75 million bushels available for export. He warned of slower exports and a future decline in prices due to high ocean freight and reduced future buying, opposing any export embargo.
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Second American Steamer Carib Sunk by Mine
Berlin reports the second U S steamer sunk since Germany declared a war zone struck a mine Tuesday in the North Sea off the German coast and sank. The Carib of the Clyde Line carried cotton from Charleston to Bremen leaving January 27. Crew safety unknown. The ship did not follow the declared neutral routes.
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Solons Favor Quitting Legislature Sparks Alarm Across Houses
A joint resolution seeks final adjournment on March 18, introduced in the Ohio House by Rep Yeatman and in the Senate by Sen Pink. Administration leaders voice concern, Democrats fear it abandons programs, and the move may affect flood bills. Senate action delays drainage and irrigation bills, with Garver resisting early reports.
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Sweitzer Wins Chicago Democratic Mayor Nomination
Robert M. Sweit zer defeated Carter H. Harrison for the Democratic mayoralty nomination by about 75,000 in Chicago’s large primary, the largest Democratic primary vote on record. Five time mayor Harrison suffered a crushing defeat. Thompson won the Republican nomination with a narrow margin of about 1,000 over fusion candidate Judge Harry Olson.
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Massive Russian Prisoner and Equipment Captures Reported
Bern reports the capture of 10 000 Russians along with twenty cannon machine guns and large quantities of war matériel at Preasnysz and the city’s fall. Additionally 6 000 Russians are said to have been taken in battles north of the Weichsel Clietula river. London notes reinvasion of Bukowina with Sadagora reoccupation near Czernowitz.
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Bernhardt Leg Amputated After Long Injury In France
Bordeaux report says Mme Sarah Bernhardt underwent knee amputation after an accident during the play Joan of Arc. Surgeons declared the operation a complete success and that the leg was removed at the knee following years of injury.
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Windsor Hotel blaze leaves three dead in Birmingham
Three people die and nine are seriously injured when a fire destroys the Windsor hotel in Birmingham Alabama. The blaze started in the rear and gained headway before discovery, with many upper floor guests still asleep and rescued by firefighters.
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Costs 17000 to Pass a Bill in Ohio Legislature
The article analyzes state spending as the legislature meets. It estimates daily session costs at 2500 to 3000 dollars, projecting weekly outlays around 10,000 to 12,000 dollars and total spendings near 70,000 dollars by week seven. It notes four bills passed, none significant, amid Republican administration critiques.
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Wilson names trade body and other early 20th century items
President Wilson on Monday nominated the Interstate Commerce Commission members including Joseph B. Davies Edward Nash Hurley William J. Harris William H. Parry and George Robles. He also endorsed Monticello purchase and nominated Richard J. Lawson for customs.
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Meeting God and Seeking Him Everywhere
A devotional urging believers to find God in every moment and place. It asserts sin blinds peace and that true service arises from constant awareness of the Lord, who may meet a person at any time or circumstance. It warns that those who seek God only in select times or places fail to find him at all.
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Drummers Vote By Mail Proposed In Wickline Bill
Ohio traveling salesmen numbering about seventy thousand could vote by mail or at county election boards on set days before election under a Wickline bill to be introduced in the Senate. The measure also outlines a form of compulsory voting and allows absence voting with notary verification.
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Plan to advertise Ohio with mobile agricultural exhibit train
Plan proposed by Thomas P. Riddle of Lima urges using 25000 dollars allotted for an Ohio exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition to fund traveling advertising. A train touring major northern and southern cities would promote Ohio agriculture, arguing western states capture residents with ads and Ohio must advertise to protect its market share for apples meat and flour. Governor Willis hailed newspaper support for state economy, while the State License Board predicts 493 new saloons in dry counties due to home rule. Kenneth McKinley testified that public instruction systems are flawed. Charles H. Galbreath elected state librarian to succeed Newman. Galbreath served as librarian for Steen years.
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Rejoicing in Salvation Amid Winter Storm
Samuel Rutherford writes of joyful faith and salvation in a call to worship. He urges singing before the service, trusting in the Lord’s protection from sorrow, and to rejoice despite the season.
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Pastor Powell Holds To Pastoral Post After Repentance
Rev EB Powell of First Baptist Sere shows contrition after a church vote to retain him amid rumors of misconduct. Powell pledges to rely on God, asks prayers, and seeks opportunity to make amends while continuing as pastor. The advisory board released his note and emphasized unity and forgiveness.
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Wise Legislation to Protect U S Dye Industry
A Boston Transcript excerpt argues for higher tariff protection on imported dyes to foster a coal tar dye industry in the United States. It recommends a specific duty of 7 1/2 cents per pound atop the 30 percent ad valorem, to shut out cheap dyes and support domestic production, with public willingness to bear higher costs.
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