Germans Strike Warsaw Target in Polish Front Push
German forces press on in Poland with large units from East Prussia and new corps from the west. Russians defend the Vistula bank sectors and the Pilica and Nida lines as the German plan to trap Warsaw grows clearer, while Austro German efforts aim to hasten Russian retreat from Cracow. The campaign signals a shift from France to Russia with the Kaiser determined to seize Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Vistula
Rivera Pilica
Nida
Poland
East Prussia
von Francois
Miawa
Niedenburg
Laudenberg
Russia
Mlana
Ravka
Bzura
Pilica
Cracow
Mlawa
Nicholas
France
Austria-Hungary Denies Pursuit of Separate Peace
Ambassador Constantin Dumba in Washington refutes Paris reports that Austria-Hungary is tired of the war or seeking peace with Russia. He states such rumors are unfounded and that Austria-Hungary remains bound to its alliance with Germany, not pursuing any separate peace with the Allies.
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Russia
Washington
Constantin Dumba
Austria-Hungary
Paris
Hungary
Austria
Vienna
Galicia
Bosnia
Servia
United States
Germany
Military bill rejected by Japanese Diet prompts imperial dissolution
The Japanese Diet refused the required army funding, and Emperor Meiji dissolved the imperial diet amid government cheers. Premier Okuma denied plans to expand militarism as opposition grew over the 1915 budget forecasting 178 million yen in expenditure and a 40.5 million yen revenue shortfall, with dissolution anticipated if the budget failed.
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Japan
Imperial Diet
Count Okuma
House of Representatives
A General Survey Of The War
The report details a Christmas day British raid on a German naval base at the North Sea with eight ships and hydroplanes, bombs on ships at anchor, and gas tanks at Cuxhaven, while German forces claim minor damage and fog halted further action. It also covers strategic moves in Poland, Russia, and Albania, with Paris noting trench gains but little strategic progress.
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Germany
North Sea
Reid
Cuxhaven
Wilhelmshaven
Weser
Elbe
Heligoland
Petrograd
Poland
London
Nicholas
Kaiser
France
Belgium
Warsaw
Bzura
Polan
East Prussia
Petrogrs
Annual Meeting of Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance CQ
The Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Indiana Pennsylvania holds its annual policyholder meeting at the Court House in Indiana on Wednesday January 18 1915 at 10 00 PM to hear reports of the secretary and treasurer and conduct other business then at 1 30 AM to elect a board of directors for the ensuing term.
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John M. McHenry
Clara McHenry
B. M. McHenry
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
White Township
Robert Mitchell
Agey
J. 8
Flaner
Clymer Water Company
Gaid
S. M. McHenry
M. McHenry
Patron Mutual Fire Insurance CQ
Patrons Mutual Tire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Court House
Indiana, Pa
Bios
Taglana
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Lancaster
Brookville
Wilmer Stewart
Vogel Bros
North Sixth St
Progress and New Idea Monthly Magazine
Progress
Progress and
Pittsburg
Daily Dispatch
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Toledo
Weekly Blade
New York
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New York Tribune Farmer
Progress and National Tribune
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Kimball’s
Dairy Farmer
Woman’ S World
THE
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Dinsmore Bros., Incorporated
Tailors & Haberdashers
Opp
Moore Hotel
Geo. D. Leydic
N. Sixth Street
John H. Pierce
Bubbridge
Cribbs
Blairsville
Burrell
Chestnut and
Pine Streets
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