Winter War Settles Into Heavy Cold Front
In the aftermath of Shaho the weather rapidly turned wintery with temperatures plummeting to 1 degree below. Armies halt, officers and Chinese villages used as quarters, and movement stalls as ice seals the front. Artillery remains crucial as Russia gears to match Japanese fire power for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murden
Jan
the Shaho
Te Riyers
Europathin
Siberian
lao-Tane
Madera Uns
Russia
PortpArthur
Women Out in the Cold Near NW Washington
Dora Moreh was picked up by police Sunday night in a lonely NW Washington street in a state of drunkenness. Her clothing was torn from her body and she was barefoot, asking for her husband who was away at work. A neighbor, Mrs Mary Flannigan, helped police locate a woman working in Bo Chie area and authorities investigated reports of theft and removal of clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Moreh
Washington
Mary Flarnhang
Bo Chiea
Fire Destroys Stewart Building Apartments
A noon Sunday fire in the Stewart building forced residents from apartments including Mrs. Magele Hunt and Mrs. Louise Barton. The blaze, likely from an ell stove, damaged Barton’s units and caused smoke damage to other tenants. Barton’s sons received $100 insurance coverage. Valuable items were left behind while alarms drew crowds nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary Bird
Magele Hunt
Tenia
Stewart
Ilinots
Ohiesate
Sre
Emake
Tod
Louise Barton
Quaint Bills Paid by Your Uncle Sam
A bizarre report lists varied imperial expenditures of the United States abroad. Diplomatic salaries reach 17,600 for ambassadors to France, Germany, Britain, Mexico and Russia, with other costs covering missions, embassies, and consular services. It notes funds for student language study in China, ship expenses for wreck rescues, and support for foreign posts, with large sums justified as public necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Congress
Pras Viston
France
Germany
Great Britain
Mexico
Rosalia
Pei
Wil
China
Willae
Constan- Avionia
Maariceo
Rome
Perdons
Eia
Repeal Effort Grows Over Subsidy Law
The article reports momentum to repeal the railway subsidy law with debates in the senate. It notes discussions about related bills and sessions, referencing the Harker ABI and other familiar entities, and possible actions by interurban groups while outlining procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Senate
Wan Dyer Didenmainny
Wenlthier
Avin
Uriniod
Senator Nelson’s Mother Ingeharg Nelko i Mystery
Fragmentary OCR describes a Mrs Ingeharg Nelko i linked to a matter of a States Senator Wyte Netirde. It mentions a Norwegian origin and a long career with unclear details. The text is garbled, with many nonsensical phrases and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingeharg Nelko i
Wyte Netirde
Norway
Tollowa
Vilage
Deurtrenh
Wis
Schaefer Beats Hoppe in Tomlinson Hall billiards match
Spectators watched as Schaefer defeated Hoppe 4 to 0 in a billiards bill at Tomlinson Hall on Saturday. Schaefer posted an average of 13 2 thirds to Hoppe's 10 5 twenty eighths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Hoppe
Duke Sehety
Wille Hoppe
Ey Marvel
Billard
Tomlinson Hall
Prohibition clash and Senate row over Oklahoma state plan
Washington context shows Senator Nelson derailing a border land debate between Minnesota and North Dakota. The piece notes friction around a Prohibition amendment tied to a proposed Oklahoma state creation. It mentions Senator Craft, House hearings, and chaotic Capitol proceedings with tense exchanges and procedural stumbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Nelson
Minnesota
North Dakota
Senate
Oklahoma
Pareko
Red River
Moorhead
Fargo
Moorehead
Moore Head
Dro
West Virginia
Notice to Contractors for Indianapolis Park Improvements
The Board of Park Commissioners of Indianapolis announces sealed proposals for a paving and utility improvement contract in the city. Bids due Friday February 11 at 10 am, with a $100 certified check to accompany each bid. project details and plans available at the commission office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadi
Wobin
Pra
Wileiapuls
Miverends
Park Comilasiicor
Mnetananotia
Ornilestoners
Jock
Terawn
Korte Merritt
Stholy J. Lack
Vari
Vopfin
Board of
Park Commissaoners
Park Com Missainners
Indianapolix
Woweloek Oom
Indianapolly
Board of Pax Commissony
Board of Park Com
Indianapolis
Board of Park Commissioners
Hiram Brown
George, Merritt
Anthony J. Lauce
Charles E. Coffin
Board of Park Commiariane
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The
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Siberia
Europe
Chulia Nik
Tyan Tvanoviteh
Ike
Alonur
Kupeparida
Rennenkampe
Samaonof
Mistehenko
Asemediy Kuropatkin
Heaith
Pontetha
Wyelihead
Mies Fay
Meath
John Caiaman
Douglas Story
Cot- Lome
Meeret
Pram Commission
International Railway Cong
Internaronal Sanitary Bureau
My' Ina
Prince Ai
Bangkok
Stem
Shinetai
Sm Xeneg T Provetian
Oman
Manama
Faregn
Rangler
Committee
Senator Nelson
Big Dome
Chateman Craft
Howe
Nm Chilis
Romy Millies
Fause
Sensi
Hilter
Marin IL
Gita
Strig
Ini
Ager
Tey
Gramr
Hogiasard
Louisiana
Vella Mabiemin
Konseeit
Bebsit
Rtouaéaed
Englin
Bernie
Fredy le
Fouine
Sonor
Muhiew
Cuba
A&w
Frelebn
Hr Pallen
Rael
Wechsler
Pennsylvania St
Grand Opera House
Excelsior
Indiana
L. 8
Ayres & Co
Charles Mayer & Co
W. H. Messenger
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
L. B. Morrigan & Co
Badger Furniture Co
Traveling Baye Furniture
D. H. Baldwin & Co
New York
People's Outfitting Co
Wm. H. Block Co
Dey Giowis, Clanka, Etc
Bobs Merrill Co
Feeney Furniture and Company
Albert Gall
Charles L. Hartmann
Perniture
Iske Bros
Paul H. Krauss
Men’stor
Kahn Tailoring Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
George J. Marott
Stave
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Furnin
the Star
L. Strauss & Co
the Eagle
Aml
Men's Furnishings
Taylor Carpet Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Tery
Julius
Walk & Son
Diamonds
H. P. Wasson & Co
Merchants' Association of Indianapolis
Radhia
Wstrag
Etoren
Merchants’ Association
Washington St
Columbia
National Bank
Merchants’ Association of Indianapoli
TNE Merchants’ Association
John T. Saulter
Columbia National Bank
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