Allies Seek Renewed War as Turkish Crisis Deepens
London reports say allies plan to end peace talks with Turkey and form a committee to implement the decision. A strong offensive against Adrianople and Chatalja is anticipated with Bulgarians Greeks and Serbs coordinating. Greek forces push toward Gallipoli while Montenegrins assist at Scutari as Ja nin a towns are threatened.
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Turkey
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Constantinople
Thrace
Adrianople
Tehatalja
Gallipoli Peninsula
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Tchatalja Lne
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Janina
Twenty bitten by dog in Jersey City attack
A yellow dog bit and mauled twenty children and adults along Hancock avenue and South street near Sunday school. Florence Pierce, 408 Palisade avenue, was among the first bitten on the face as the dog attacked a group of youths. Nine victims suffered serious injuries requiring hospital care, with one taken to the Pasteur Institute in New York. The dog was killed about 90 minutes after the attack.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hudson City
Hancock Avenue
Florence Pierce
Palisade Avenue
Christ Hospital
City Hospital
Pasteur Institute
New York
Invisible aero planes to fly unseen in war effort
Washington January 27 officers of the signal corps report a new invisible material for airplanes. The liquid substance can be molded into any frame and is stronger than canvas. The war department hopes to mark the discovery soon and officers believe aircraft using it will be indistinguishable at 500 feet.
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Washington
Jan
War Department
Signal Corps
Tragedy in Florida: liquor dealer kills Dickinson then himself
In Jacksonville area after a spree, Charles Long a wealthy liquor wholesaler shot and killed Misa Suzella Dickinson of Wilmington Delaware and then committed suicide in Long's office following visits to nearby roadhouses.
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Fla
Charles
Misa Suzella Dickinson
Wilmington
Del
Long
Jacksonville
Sickles Pressed to Quit Housekeeper as Cash Fund Formed
New York residents seek to avert General Daniel Sickles’ jail after a 23776 dollar shortfall as president of the State Monuments association. Sheriff Harburger and Comptroller Lohmer start a public fund with initial gifts of 100 dollars each to cover the debt. Mrs Sickles demands the general dismiss his housekeeper Miss Wilmerding. if refused, legal action may proceed.
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New York
Daniel B. Sickles
Stanton
State Monuments Association
General Sickles
Fifth Avenue
Ludlow Street
Harburger
Lohmer
Ater
Helen Gould at Church in New Year Greeting
Mr and Mrs Finley J Shepard attended church at Irvington Presbyterian where the Rev Daniel Russell who married them preached. After services the congregation offered good wishes and a social hour followed before the couple walked home to Lyndhurst in bracing morning air.
Bomb Carrier Guilty After Second Trial
Carl Niedelbach was convicted by a jury of depositing dynamite in an inhabited place after his second trial. He had earlier sparked a mistrial in the first case and during the proceedings he joked with police officers who testified against him.
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Niedelbach
Los Angeles
Cal
Carl Niedelbach
Central Police Station
Riedelbach
Redemption of White Slaves and Social Hygiene Plan
Rockefeller helped found the Bureau of Social Hygiene to study and curb the white slave traffic. The bureau, formed in 1911, includes Katherine Davis, Paul Warburg, Starr Murphy, and John Rockefeller Jr. Kneeland and Abraham Wrexner joined to survey vice in New York and Europe. A December publication is planned to propose practical city-wide action.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Grand Jury
Socievil
Rockefeller
Bureau
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Thea
New York City
Katherine Bement Davis
New York State
Reformatory
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Paul M. Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Starr J. Murphy
Davis
George J. Kneeland
Chicago
Vice Commission
Abraham Wrexner
Europe
Dynamiters Re-Elected to California Trades Council
Olaf A. Tveltmoe and B. A. Clancey, previously convicted in a labor dynamiting case, were re elected to leadership positions in the State Building Trades council. Tveltmoe serves as general secretary treasurer while Clancey sits on the general executive board.
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Tveitmoe
Clancey
California Trades Council Fieers
Los Angeles
Cal
Olaf A. Tveltmoe
B. A. Clancey
State Building Trades Council
Tveltmoe
Roumania Princess Reported Engaged to Prince of Wales
A Roumania princess is reported engaged to the Prince of Wales amid rumors of a possible British royal match. The announcement centers on a claimed betrothal linking European royalty with Britain’s royal family.
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Roumania
Prince of Wales
Princess Elizabeth of
Waiters Lose Out and Seek Old Jobs as Strike Collapses
New York reporters: The January hotel workers general strike, led by the Industrial Workers of the World, collapses within days. Organizers admit defeat as many waiters and other hotel staff rush back to former jobs. Dozens of hotels saw fewer incidents after three days of protests and police action.
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New York
Patrick Quinlan
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Industrial Workers of the World
Hotel Workers’ Union
Wife Kills Husband in Duel Over Honor in Moscow
In Moscow on January 27 Mme Madia Putehin, a fencing professor, killed her husband during a duel with rapiers. Jealousy over an army officer provoked the challenge and she declared her honor insulted, sending seconds to arrange the bout. The third thrust pierced his heart and he died instantly.
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Moscow
Mme
Madia Putehin
Putehins
M. Putchin
Mme. Mutehin
Macha
Woman Found Shot Dead in Colonie Field
The body of a young Italian woman with bullets in the body stomach and thigh was found in a field in Colonie Albany County. Identified as Mrs Antonio Spano of Watervliet. Spano, who was with his wife when she started on a walk, is missing. A revolver was found near the body.
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Troy
Colonie
Albany County
Antonio Spano
Watervitet
Spano
New York
Dog Leads Posse to Dead Master in Oxford Swamp
A fox terrier guided a searching posse in Phillipsburg New Jersey to the body of three year old William Thorne found face down in a swamp pool. The dog led the men through woods to the shallow water where the child had suffocated.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Oxford
Wiliam Thorne
Louis Thorne
Wen
Beavers Cashier Not Yet Surrendering in Bank Embezzlement Case
Abraham L. Beavers, missing cashier of the First National Bank of Highbridge New Jersey, has not surrendered. Authorities, including U S Bank Examiner Fowler, probe accounts to gauge total losses beyond the $82 000 embezzled. Beavers’ counsel ex Governor Voorhees says he is in seclusion, not a fugitive.
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A. L. Beavers
Highbridge
N. J
Abraham L. Beavers
First National Bank
United States
Fowler
Beavers
Stockton
Newark
Voorhees
Lloyd to quit as chairman of Democratic committee
Representative James T. Lloyd of Missouri announces retirement as chairman of the Democratic congressional committee. He endorses Representative Ben Johnson of Kentucky for the post, with support from Speaker Clark. The committee will meet to organize in early April.
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Indorses Johnson
Congressional
Washington
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Johnson
Clark
Lilacs budding in Albany and river excursion notes
More than 300 Trojans enjoyed a midwinter river trip on the Hudson aboard the steamer Rensselaer, visiting Albany and returning to Troy by trolley. Early bulb plants are breaking through as Litaca and other shrubs bloom despite harsh weather. Also, latest lightning statistics report about 5 527 lightning strokes annually in the country.
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Troy
Hudson
Albany
N. Y
Rensselaer
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