Entente Replies Spark Hope of Conference War Outlook
The article reports officials doubting Germany will back down without Allied response to Entente changes. It notes U S President Wilson's suggestions elicit cautious embassy reactions as to whether a belligerrent conference can avert further fighting. The piece details ongoing war dynamics and possible timelines depending on forthcoming Allied communications.
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Prohibition Groups Faced With Possible Merger
A garbled report suggests prohabitionists in Eyansville and nearby areas discuss unity amid anti drink campaigns. References to Robbers and a Charity commission imply turbulent church and reform movements surrounding the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association in New York. Moses Quick, seventy, was found unconscious in Quincy after an apparent robbery attempt targeting his pon san.
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Legislature Convenes In Columbus With Brief Session
The Eighty-second General Assembly opened in Columbus with a brief morning session. After electing officers, a joint committee prepared to invite Governor Willis to deliver the message. Caucus results filled many state offices, while the Senate and House organized leaders and clerks for the new term. A second item notes a Lima bank robbery where a bandit demanded money, leaving $569 taken.
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Buckeye Briefs Electrocution and Miscellaneous News
Alon Ohio Jan 1 Vida Vucal, thirty, electrocuted at Acme Steel plant during odd job. death instant. A New York Central sky diver died attempting to beat a train near Amherst. Clarence Lanteon jailed at Lewis Center after frozen fingers from stolen horse rig drive to Columbus. Miners in Hocking district idle over car shortages. half-time operations persist. Columbus lawyers seek $48 in fees from ex Senator Dean. Knabe brothers file bankruptcy with over $600,000 liabilities. Marysville reunites siblings after fourteen years. four dry papers to merge into American Issue. American Economic Association officers elected at Columbus.
Allies Gain During Year Fronts Show Little Action Elsewhere
The war year begins with limited Soviet and Balkan activity while front lines shift mainly in Romania and Galicia. German forces press in Debrudig province as Russian advances falter. French and Italian gains push on in Italy, the Balkans, and along Saloniki front. Teutonic allies hold sway in parts of Transylvania and Dobrogea as Entente forces reinforce and press elsewhere.
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Production increases spark US mining boom in year
Production value reaches three and a half billion dollars with copper and other minerals yielding record profits. The report to Secretary Lane notes the industry’s best year, 18 years of rapid growth, and a 23 percent rise over 1931 estimates, signaling strong national industrial independence amid vast mineral output. Ex-Governor Haskell to fund a 26 mile highway project in Oklahoma, costing 104000 dollars, to be presented to War Department and Cherokee counties.
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German submarine war to start soon if spring opens
Chicago report states Dr Ralph Henry Kins back in Chicago from a European field hospital in East Prussia. He claims the German ministry plans wholesale submarine warfare and a blockade to starve British commerce, with 28 submarines and many T-boats ready. The claim portrays Germany set to strike Britain at sea, drawing a harsh response from Allied observers.
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Asylum Fire Claims Forty-Six Dead in Canada
A Canadian fire on Saturday night left forty six people dead in Fortacio De He tax region, with many burned and reported missing. Authorities confirm victims include women and children. unclear local details and casualty counts continue to rise as reports emerge from Magnetic county Quebec.
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Autoists Meet Death at Elyria Crossing
Two women and a man were killed and another fatally injured when their auto returned from a year’s dance and was struck at a crossing near Elyria. The injured include Mrs Minnie Brigtuyilie and Miss Florence Shdida. The crash involved freight No 481s and the locomotive, with more than twenty freight cars, plowing into the auto for about 580 feet. The owner suffered internal injuries. the scene recalls a previous fatal crossing at Amherst with the same engine.
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