Ohio House approves bills on coliseum and suffrage
The Ohio House passed the Lloyd bill to fund a coliseum at the state fair grounds by a 72 to 52 vote after two hours of debate. The measure enables Columbus to host the National Dairy Show in October. The House also advanced a presidential suffrage bill by 72 to 40, with ongoing questions about Senate fate and a pending general suffrage resolution.
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Russians push near Kalazet and repulse attacks near Jacobeni
Russian forces advance toward Kalazet southwest of Riga as Austro German assaults east of Jacobeni are repelled. Northwest Persia reports Turki gains over Russians amid reconnaissance around Kubel Amara and intensified bombardment in the area.
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Riga
Jacobeni
Roumanian
Persia
Kubel Amara
Fatal collision between train and streetcar in Tifton
A Big Four passenger train struck a streetcar in Tifton on February 8 killing Mark Burtamaker, 30, and seriously injuring six others. Motorman Calvin Hoffman, 40, suffered fatal injuries with legs severed. Among the injured were Mrs. M. Binns, Mrs. Albert C. McCartney, Miss West, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tiansel.
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Beautiful American Widow Becomes Countess Curzon and Mother
A photograph features the Countess of Curzon of Kedleston described as a beautiful American widow who married Lord Curzon. She is linked to sons from her first marriage to a wealthy mining man. The countess is stated to be married to a high British officer serving on the war board for Great Britain, with Lord Curzon's first wife identified as Miss Leiler of Chicago and Washington.
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Ruling sought on future movement of American line ships
New York dispatch reports Secretary Lansing urged for a definite ruling on American liner ships. The St Louis in port with cargo and passengers bound for Liverpool, and Philadelphia Finnland and Kroonland sailing with passengers, face potential changes if Washington orders otherwise. A British port designation for Falmouth drew objection for lack of facilities and practicality. Torpedo boats and searchlights highlight heightened wartime security as British and Allied shippers await instructions.
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Washington
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Larsing
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Philadelphia
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Germany
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Longsland sound
Collectors Warned Keep Harbors Clear of Obstructions
Washington February 2 collectors of customs in U S seaports were instructed to take elaborate precautions to keep harbors clear. Following the sinking of the German steamer Liebenfels in Charleston Harbor, collectors may place guards on interned vessels to prevent obstructions that could bottle up New York and other ports. Passports Suspended Washington February 2 the State Department suspended current issuance of passports pending presidential decision on the latest German note. Spain to Ignore Blockade Madrid February 2 Spain will maintain trade with the allies and take severe defense measures if needed. discussions with the American ambassador touched on a possible communication to Germany.
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Germany
Von Bethmann Hollweg Calls for Unrestricted Submarine War
German Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg pushes for unrestricted submarine warfare amid debates on naval strategy and wartime policy, signaling a hardline stance as pressures from maritime blockades intensify.
Austrian envoy arrives amid submarine note shock
New Austrian ambassador Count Tarnow von Tarnow arrived in New York after studying the German submarine note. He refused to comment, saying he had learned of conditions only en route to Washington. Relations in Austro Hungary and the note caused surprise as he awaits embassy access. Naval movements show several Allied and neutral ships entering U.S. ports, with British ships keeping movements secret per admiralty orders.
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Tarnow- Von Tarmow
Austro-Hungaria
United States
Washinston
Gaunt
Von Farnows
Austra Mungars
Stakes Everything on Subsea Warfare
Berlin reports that Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and other Reichstag figures addressed the Ways and Means Committee. The speech proclaimed the central powers are ready to fight to the end and stake everything on U-boat warfare as the path to victory and peace, asserting the moment for swift action has arrived.
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First Day’s Toll from Submarine Attacks in London
The report tallies sixteen ships sunk by submarines as of February 2. It notes the loss of the British steamer Trevean of 3,018 tons and the Belgian steamer Euplaates of 250 tons. It remains unclear if either vessel had warning.
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Trevean
Euplaates
Berlin Rift Rumors Grow as Wilson Plans Course
Washington feb 2 officials say only a few in the president's circle know his plan after Germany's threat of unrestricted submarine warfare. Some indications point to a note being prepared, while no dispatch to Berlin or Count von Bernstorff is confirmed. Berlin insists neutrals share the burden of the British blockade as a precondition for any peace talks, and Mount von Bernstorff bleakly anticipates swift U S action. A market jitters on Wall Street followed.
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Britain
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Turkey
Mount Von Bernstorf
Europe
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Revenue Bill Passes House Amid Stock Market Turmoil
Washington February 2. The administration revenue bill to cover next year’s treasury deficit passed the House 211 to 196 and moves to the Senate. Total sales reported 2,017,160 as stocks fell up to 25 points from the previous close.
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Ohio Briefs and Civic Notes From Buckeye Towns
Dividend of 6 per share directed by Ohio Oil Company payable March 20 to holders of record February 15. President Wilson tentatively accepts invitation to speak at dedication of McKinley monument in Niles, Ohio, early June. Aerial craft sighted in Wellston, Ohio sparking speculation about Germany's peace note. The Birth of a Nation approved by Ohio board of censors after lengthy political dispute. minor eliminations made.
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Columbus
Ohio board of censors
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Fortifications Bill Passes House Without Amendment
Washington report Feb 2 states the bill for coast defenses passed the house with no roll call and contains 61 010 dollars for fortifications. Only technical discussions noted in the debate.
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Miners to Receive Wage Increase at Cabin Creek
About five thousand miners in the Cabin Creek district will gain a raise in wages starting March. The American Radiator Company of Chicago has declared a special dividend totaling 8,185,600 dollars in common stock payable to holders of outstanding stock. A special grand jury met in Clay, West Virginia to investigate the murder of Preston Farmer, whose charred body was found in his burned home.
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Chicago
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Congress Awaits Action of Wilson in Grave Time
Washington February 2 Congress labors to clear the crowded calendar amid Germanys note as leaders urge unity patriotism and national fraternity. Senate leaders Lodge and McCumber warn the president faces grave responsibility while Hitchcock notes the situation is grave and a conference may follow Stone’s return from St Louis.
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Congress
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White House
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St. Louis
War Council Prepares Steps Against Subsea Menace
Petrograd reports a War Council in February planning preliminary measures against Germany’s unrestricted submarine campaign. Allied naval activity is expected to intensify, with flotillas of torpedo boats to scour the North Sea, French coast, and Mediterranean regions.
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Petrograd
prisal
Germany
Stens
England
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French
Mediterranean
Japanese Protest Over Idaho War Land Bill Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Washington Feb 2 Japanese government via its embassy filed a protest with the state department on a land bill passed by Idaho lawmakers. The move threatens to reopen tensions between the United States and Japan and could trigger broader diplomatic strains.
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state department
Idaho
United States
Japan
Great Battleship Mississippi Launched at Newport News
The battleship Mississippi, in American navy service, was launched at Newport News amid fanfare. This third ship of its class slides into the water as photographers capture the moment, marking a significant addition to the fleet during Perry’s naval visit.
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