English Camp for Captured Germans Described in Detail
London dispatch reports on Donnington Hall and Tolport Germany officers prison camp. Quarters include a main building, temporary huts, barbed wire fences, and separate officer dormitories and orderlies. Officers exercise daily on an eighteen acre field with varied sports and strict security.
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Helsport Army Preparatory School
Charles Hl
Nell Gwynne
Evry
Eyuit
Navy
Army
Nav
Germany
Falkland Islands
Emperor William
von Hindenberg
Admiral von Spee
John Gadstone
Boehamer
Associated Press
All America Home
Victor von Borosini
Chicago
Hull House
United States
von Borostnn
America
Arnold Wohlshutter
Mt. Wilson Observatory
California
Freidensberg
New York
Panama Canal
Kurt Beser
Los Angeles
Millieton Herrmann
Deutscher Lank
Martin Luther
Emden
Luiz
Japan outlines naval build for coming year
Japan plans a naval program: one super-dreadnought, two cruisers, one destroyer, three submarines and two special service ships. Adml Kato told the diet the battleship line mirrors recent launches Fuso and Yamashiro with 12 14 inch guns and 16 6 inch guns. He predicted no major European war changes to Japan’s fleet and stressed battleships remain central.
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Japan
Admiral Kato
Rine
Diet
Fuso
Yamashiro
Kato
Europe
Emperor William II Undergoes Operation and War Theater Return
Reports from the Vatican say Emperor William II had an operation last Thursday. Although described as successful, a week is needed to confirm his safety. An official note from Berlin via London states he will return to the war theater after full recovery.
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Kato
K. Kobayashi
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Japan
Bes
Yashiro
Nawa
Maizuru
Murakani
Samaya
Isles
Naval Board
Mand
Port
Mars
Kioto
Rome
Vatican
Emperor William
Kaiser
Berlin
London
Turkish Troops Retreat on Tigris Front
Turkish forces occupying both banks of the Tigris River near Kut el Amara in Mesopotamia are retreating after hard fighting. The official press bureau says they began withdrawing on January 13 and 14 and are being pressed by British forces under General Aylmer.
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London
Tigris
Kut-el- Amara
Mesopotamia
War Office
Aylmer
Prohibition of Intemperance Order from Carranza Mexico
Mexican government under Carranza imposes nationwide ban on intemperance, a policy conveyed to New York through a message received by Dr. Alfredo Cataregli, the Mexican consul general.
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Mexico
New York
Carranza
Republic
Alfredo Cataregli
Satsuma Figures Shaping Naval Power Faces Shift
A passage notes Japan’s naval leadership has long derived from Satsuma province and that recent changes in conscription signal a possible decline in the influence of Sat sumsa elites. The trend is viewed in Tokyo as the waning of traditional Satsuma dominance in the navy.
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Tokio
Satsumma
Satsuma Province
Satsuma
Bergen Fire Destroys Third of Norwegian Seaport
Christiania reports Bergen a thriving seaport with 94 000 residents suffered a major blaze Saturday night. Affected area includes the business district with 2,000 homeless and two confirmed deaths. Property damage is estimated at 15 million dollars. Fire originated in an ironmonger's shop and spread rapidly in hurricane winds.
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Christiania
Norway
Bergen
Train Schedule in Effect October First Nineteen Fifteen
Schedule shows times trains may arrive or depart from listed stations but does not guarantee exact times. Southbound services listed as No. 21 and No. 23 run daily leaving from Ly. station.
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Comforta
Donnington
Tolyport
Ingland
Netras
Outline Naval Program
Southern Bell Telephone. and Telegraph Company
Capolina & Yadkin River
W. E. Price
Hormasville
Nhown
Ok So
Roelk
Insurance Department
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Gurney Briggs
Mer
The
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
W. C. Idol
Independent Insurance Investment Go. O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
High Point Enterprise
Qsc
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
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