Teutons Shell Retiring Slavs In En gagemente
Battles across Mesopotamia and France dominate reports from the front. British and Russian forces exchange raids near Kut el Amara and Loos while Verdun remains violent. Germany claims successes near Kut el Amara and on the Tigris as Allied lines shift.
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Loniea
Teulon
Russiia
Rouma- Rigi Tordee
Moldavia
Naneseui
Sereth
Rowmiania
Seveth
Nanesth
France
Verdun
Constantinople
trondon
Mesopotamia
Naec
Tigris
Rubel Amara
fortheast
Kntel Amara
mare
Constantinonle
Gaul
Kut el-Amara
Wemi
Amsterdam
Germiand
Vance
VICTIMS OF CHOLERA AND TYPHUS IN PALESTINE
Reported ravages of cholera and typhus claim many physicians in Palestine with few remaining in the cities. A public appeal seeks $75,000 to fund a one year medical aid program for Arabs and Jews alike. a note on Allied relief efforts follows. Also: German soldiers escape as stowaways recount their journey from a German camp to Rotterdam aboard the Amstelday. Locomotive Company reports six months earnings of $27 million with a dividend forecast. Brief items on aviation and charity tributes close the column.
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Palestine
New York
lin
sigtomintic
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MW 'Averlea
Malesky
manip
aMlietd
cotmiey
Neonan
Lint Dieskaud
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Duke and Duchess D AQSTA Separated Pair Allies
The report discusses a diplomatic drama over succession involving the Duke and Duchess of Aqsta and their position regarding a Grecian throne. It notes allied factions advocating different lines of support and hints at shifting loyalties within aristocratic circles.
Public Gallery To Display Wife Beaters In Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas Judge Jose Brady orders public exposure of known wife beaters. The rogues gallery will list names and records, displayed in the city hall lobby to deter abuse and inform residents. A wife testified to prior injuries, and the husband admitted the act, reinforcing the court’s stance against domestic violence.
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Kansas Court
Kansas City
Kan
Tdse Brady
French pay tribute to memory of American dead in France
A Paris memorial honors American aviators who died in France during World War I. The ceremony, led by Lt. Col. Thorne, Raoul Lutoury, and four other servicemen, recalls the Lafayette Escadrille, with ambassador Sharp and embassy staff attending.
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Paris
esterday
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Arughican
Sharp
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Point alen
Graft Charges Indictments Stir Chicago Grand Jury
A Chicago grand jury returned indictments charging bribery fraud and conspiracy involving city officials and police. The cases allege corruption and attempts to defeat justice. Separately reports from New London discuss a submarine project while Milwaukee notes a public feud over a diamond gift and a sheriff’s fundraiser incident.
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Chicago
Jan Mha-Polier
sear Do Price
seaft
Un Caicaze
PAM MENS
Tivo patior
sergeasila
jndictments
Jistien
Senate Steering Committee Aims for Remainder Session
The Senate steering committee met to map the remainder of the session focusing on railroad and revenue legislation. Democratic leaders plan a later caucus to ratify proposals. a potential extra session is debated as adjournment nears.
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Senate
Wilson
Wensington
stan
senate interstate commertee
Newlands
president'nai
house
Janeen
will
Wes
Stone
Brotherhood ‘of Lown
Seénater Kern
Prevdent
southurn
Wiles
Montana
Martin
Virginia
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somberners
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Herbery
anil
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ima
belslacion
ways and roening committee
Thinocrats
win
Donissener
Unclear fragments of 1920s news item noting thefts and deaths
Fragmentary OCR reports multiple events including a bank escape for 4000 dollars at Kanapolit Kansas City? and algiers entry, losses in a river heist, the death of Aisatila Ketel at Phistios Massachusetts, and a series of distinguished names with triumphs and a fire at a theater.
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Kanapolit
Kan
Auierican vansglate
Algiers
Aisatila Ketel
sigter
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Phistios
Masa
Twofesnor W. I. Sentiolt af tay
vard university
William R. Willcox Re elected as GOP committeeman leader
William R. Willcox retained his position as head of the Republican committeemen, continuing leadership within the party structure. The vote affirmed his term, underscoring continuity in local party operations and strategy.
Neutral Nations Meet in Havana Over New Code of War
Havana news reports experts and diplomats gathering in Havana on January 22 to discuss a proposed code on neutrals rights in time of war. The talks, urged by President Wilson and Secretary Law, aim to shift focus from belligerent to neutral conduct, potentially shaping prize court rulings and future wartime policy.
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Havana
Inday
Siesta
Amierican Institute of International Law
Wilson
Sing
Lusitania
newt toalle
Jt ia
ian
Four Killed as Train Strikes Car at Michigan Crossing
A Michigan Central eastbound train hit a car near Jackson causing four deaths and one or more injuries. Victims include A. Ho Laploy and several Cleveland residents. The crash occurred during a heavy snowstorm that limited visibility and prevented the driver from seeing the oncoming train.
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Michigan
Jackson
Nich
dan
Michigan Central
A. HO LAploy
Cleveland
hack
neele
Claveland
sket
AL Cole
RUM
Willing Webber
Allanre
Roiser
Markets Echo Churn in East Buffalo Grain and Livestock Prices
Scrambled market notes show livestock bids and grain quotes across several outfits in East Buffalo. Listings mention steers, sheep, and hogs with varied price signals, while Chicago and Boston references appear in scattered terms among a noisy OCR read.
Ohio Militiamen Relieved of Duty by War Department
Washington Jan 92 Under orders from the War Department Major General Pinson designates more than 25 000 National Guardsmen on the Mexican border for return home and muster out of federal service The move will start homeward as transport facilities are provided leaving between 5 000 and 30 000 guardsmen on fire guard duty nationwide
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Finstoy
War Départment
Arhey
Washington
dhe
Pinson
Federal sérvice
Pourthand Path
béatween
foneral’ service
caliz bardér
War department
Perehue
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Peninsylvania
arillery
Highth’ Infantry
Kentucky
Poles Seek Recognition From Wilson in New York Rally
Resolutions in New York urged President Wilson to recognize the Kingdom of Poland and back its government after years of occupation. Polish defense leaders praised the move as Poland returns to Warsaw, with hopes for stability after occupation by former empires.
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Wilson
New York
United States
Kngdom
Poland
Warsaw
Tousain
Bar Nude In Movies Ban by National Board
New York January 2 The motion picture industry faces a ban by the national board of review as member producers agree to cease in certain classes of photoplays amid pressure from associations. Directors and scenario writers are involved in the agreement to restrict nude figures in productions.
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New York
national board of review
national association
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Buckeye Briefs Detailing Local Deaths and Incidents
Buckeye briefs report a woman’s death from a fire related injury in Columbus and other county notices. Included are a retired wholesale goods man’s obituary in Columbus, a Mitral University freshman incident, a milk spill on roads in Dairy region, a train birth, a couple from Evanston near Zanesville, and a Clifton Ludlow car collision fatality involving J Pickens of Norwood.
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Bers
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College
Hill
Clifton-Ludlow
Norwood
Clifton-Tudley
Hiring and Firing Wastes Millions Warns Welfare Leader
New York January reports that millions are wasted by firing and hiring chaos. Laula A. Coolidge, chairwoman of the National Civics Federation Welfare Department, urged creation of employer wage commissions to curb the waste. She cited high wages at plants drawing workers away and causing labor shortages in other industries. She urged better pay, cleaner workrooms, lighting, sanitation, fair treatment, and help for workers to improve living conditions.
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New York
Laula A. Coolidge
National Civb Federation
alr
Coolidge
Bligh nay
Cooklike
athera
Resigned premier of Mans tencaro and disaster notes
An unfinished report notes Andre Radoviteh resigning as premier of Mans tencaro amid a disaster near Lassen Peak California. The text also mentions several individuals Jack Sants Frank Long Dayti Long and Richart Fee among others and a fatal incident linked to an old mine. A sum of money pledged in hours for a convention in Ballimora is referenced along with railroad and school extension work.
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Andre Radoviteh
Manstencaro
Lassen peak
California
tloutta
Jack Sants
Frank Long
Dayti Long
Richart Fee
tie
yonni
pear
taioa
Ballimora
Secretary Daniels Defends Awarding Hatfields Contract
Washington reports Secretary Daniels issued a concise statement defending the awarding of a contract to Hatfields Limited for shells. He calls the defense necessary for public understanding of the department’s experience and the price adequacy. He notes prior criticism and cites an earlier contract failure as context. An aviator, Lt. Col. Harry On, recovering after nine days in the Sondra desert, was later transported to Welton and then left for San Pedro.
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Washinton
Daniels
Hatfields Limited
department
arded
Betisie navy
Weltton
Harry On
army
W. A. Robertson
Sondra
Welttén wan
aald
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Tor Ban Plezs
Battle With Bandits Near Bowley Oklahoma
In a battle with bandits believed linked to the Harrah bank robbery Deputy Sheriff Boulware of Okmulgee county and Clarence Arnold Syberia were killed near Bowley. Another bandit was severely wounded and captured.
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Okemah
Okla
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Boulware
Ok- Turges
Clarence Arnold
Syberia
Bowley
severly
Plans for New Ohio Farm Prison Approved Near London
Columbus Announced plans for a new farm prison near London Madison county include a cannery dairy plant creamery abattoir workshops and factories all to be built on a 1990 acre farm site with a brick and stone construction. The project aims for gradual expansion over five to ten years and envisions the most modern penal institution built with prison labor awaiting legislative appropriations.
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Ohio Farm
Columbus
Ann
farmm
London
Madison county
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Loos
lanper Malmoudier
Joseph Wuxs
Hettig
Locomotivn Company
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Andiean Lacamplion Company
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DUKE AND DUCHESS
D'AQSTA
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Congress
WILLIAM R. WILLCOX
American Press Ausociation
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