A General Survey of the War Across Fronts
A Petrograd official report details Erzerum prisoners 286 officers and 12,736 men, 223 guns, three standards captured, and munition stores seized. Russian transports land for Trebizond drive. German air raids strike Kent. Yser canal crossing fails. French claim air victories over Zeppelins and planes. British public debt cited. Turks abandon Bitlis. Wilson blocks travel on armed merchant ships proposal. German prize crews seize ships near Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Verdun pressures. Portuguese seizure of Teuton vessels. Kermanshah stormed by Russians. cholera spreading in Croatia per Zagreb Zurich reports. cholera vict ims mainly women and children.
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Petrograd
Erzerum
Black Sea
Trebizond
Kent
Yser Canal
House of Commons
Bitlis
Wilson
Westburn
Santa Cruz de Teneriff
Vaille
Verdun
Portugal
Kermanshah
Bagdad
Rone
Exchange Telegraph
London
Zurich
Croatia
Hughes Not a Candidate Justice Refuses Political Discussion
Justice Charles E Hughes reiterates he is not a presidential candidate and declines comment on preparedness politics. In a letter to Henry A Wise Wood of New York he cites his judicial office and says he cannot participate in political discussion or provide statements expected from candidates. He adds he is not actively or tacitly a candidate and asks to be excused from answering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wise Wood
New York
Charles i. Hughes
Wood
Justice Hughes
Justice Wagles
Luke McLuke
Tve
Bhick
Hiter
Anny
Hell
Robin
Constables Arrested In Whiskey Shipment Case
Armed with a warrant for liquor, constables from Wayette county stopped a car carrying whisky consigned from Vinton to the W. R. Johnson Coal Co at Smithers West Virginia. Deputies and federal marshals traced the liquor and the officers were tentatively arrested but released as conspiracy proceedings begin in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Kanawha and Michigan
W. R. Johnson Coal Company
Snithers
W. Va
Wayette Eounty
Justice of the Peace
United States
Wolf slain by rider near Ralph Michigan
Thomas Carey and another man subdued a rogue wolf that sprang from a roadside bush and pounced on a horse near Ralph Michigan. Carey, with a pocket knife, killed the animal after it was stunned with a club by one of his companions. He will collect a $25 wolf bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Thomas Carey
Ralph, Mich
Carey
Bits of Byplay in Cincinnati Enquirer Humor Page
A lively collage of verse lines and quirky notes from the Cincinnati Enquirer humor section. It ribbingly sketches exchanges with Be cheerful lines, playful quips about education and baseball scores, and breezy local jests. It also records humorous anecdotes about births near Reynoldsville and Foster's Crossing, and social musings on manners, marriage, and daily life.
Spring Maid Tonight at Auditorium in Swings of Romance
The Spring Maid operetta debuts here this Wednesday at the Auditorium with a high quality company. The tale blends intrigue and music as dramatic turns drive toward a vivid finale. Lavish scenic investment showcases Carlsbad Springs, Bittarbrunen fete, and a forest scene with fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Strauss
Heinrich Reinhardt
Carlsbad Springs
Bittarbrunen
Tailoring Shop Opens in Young Building on Philadelphia Street
Clarence A. Pennington, longtime clothing merchant, opens a high class custom tailoring shop on the second floor of the Young building. The business will offer distinctive tailoring, custom shirts and underwear, plus a modern cleaning and repair service. J A Pennington retires after selling his property to Ira A. Myers. John McConnell sells J N Stewart farm in White township to Blair Lewis for $4900 with surface rights only. coal reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Pennington
A. Pennington
Young
Philadelphia Street
J. A. Pennington
Ira A. Myers
John McConnell
J. N. Stewart
White Township
Blair Lewis
Biographical Sketch of Wilbur P Graff for State Senate
A Republican candidate from Blairsville Indiana County Pennsylvania seeks the 37th district seat. Born December 17 1868 Graff rose from Lafayette College to cashier at Blairsville First National Bank while pursuing agriculture and other ventures. He emphasizes steady reform within the party and broad community support across factions.
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Wilbur P. Graff
Blairsville
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Jefferson
Graff
Paul Graff
John Graff
W. P. Graff
Lafayette College
First National Bank of
Ele
Methodist Episcopal Church
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American Press Association
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of Interior
Hughes
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tlughes
Mr. Bones
Ghronyn Ghrunt
Ben Chicken
Steve Manley
Reynoldsvite
Mr. Manley
Bethal
Mr. Gores
Opes
Ivon
Foster's Crossing
Luke
Fester’s Crossing
Noah
Shore
B. M
Goose Creek
Naval Observatory
Our
Biggest Opera Co
SLOAN
Sloan Bros
Court House
Wilbur P. Grafp
Troutman Company
Cunningham Company
Oxford
reHance
Versailles Taffetas
Gloria
Kirsch
A. 8. Cunningham Company
H. C. Christy & Co
Buchheit Bros
Sincerly
EO Cele
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