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21 Dec 1915
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
1
Greek Balkan Front Shifts as Powers Mobilize Near Salonika
London reports indicate Albania and Greece hold neutrality while Central Powers maneuver near Salonika. Entente forces withdraw from Sulvaday Anzac positions as British casualties rise. Russian ships arrive off Bulgaria with troops, and Greek units seize Doiran stations to block Bulgarian advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonika
Greece
Tur
Wong
Solonika
London
Sulvaday
Anzac
Gallipoli
Sulva
Daily Mail
Nevrokop
Kuetendit
Athena
Exchange Telegraph Company
Varn& Vigorously
Daily Mall
Messina
Doiran
Fragmented OCR sentence on wartime labor and national effort
Fragmented text discusses employment and the wartime effort. It references Britain's fighting forces, munitions and national life, with unclear punctuation and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Asquith Announces Hamilton Not Returning to Near East
Premier Asquith told the House of Commons that Sir Ian Hamilton will not return to command in the Near East. If any other duties are assigned, an official announcement will follow. The query came from Sir Edwin Cornwall about the disposition of the former expeditionary force commander at the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ian Hamilton
Near ‘East
Asquith
Premier Aaquith recalls Bir William to lead Imperial army
In the House of Commons Premier Aaquith announced that Lieut Gen Bir William Birertaphy is recalled from France to become chief of Imperial army staff at London army headquarters. He replaces Lieut Gen Archibald Murray who was about to assume command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aaquith
House of Commons
Bir
William BR
Ertaphy
France
Imperial Army
Army Headquarters
Archibald
Murray
Adopted the Sia 000 000 Marks in Item Debates
A fragment notes a legislative session where adopted marks and fiscal items are discussed. Limited readable text indicates a voting or approval moment tied to financial figures and policy items within a council or parliament setting.
Two More Casualties Reported in Local Skirmish
Fragmentary field notes describe casualties including John Joseph Hall and Willey Willey among wounded. Other names appear damaged but indicate a battle involving Redcliffe and Chapman near Blackpool with reports of multiple fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Uist
Ares
Joseph
Willey
Saak
Krank
Chapman
Black‘pool
Bigland
Algo
Matan Redcliff
Turks unaware of Galipoli withdrawal shocks Britain
London reports say Turkish forces were unaware of their evacuation from the Anzac and Sylvian areas on the Gallipoli front. Official statements note withdrawals occurred without Turkish knowledge and may enable more effective future operations, with Allied commanders praising the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taguied
Anzac
Sylva
Monro
Navyi
Britain Delivers Gallipoli Withdrawal News
London reports the British withdrawal from Gallipoli ending a major wartime chapter. Troops at Sulva and Anzac were moved with significant casualties, while debate and relief swept the streets over the decision and its implications for the wider Dardanelles campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gallipoli
War Office
Sylva
Anzac
Abbinsdale
Dardanellés
Pugcegstul
Zercof
Constantieh
Deningyls
Sedd Lsee
Niagara Falls power plots foiled by Erie disposal dump
A December plot to bomb major Canadian and U S powerhouses and damage pivotal railway bridges was thwarted in Erie. Suspects dumped hazardous material into Lake Erie off Waldemar Park to avoid secret service agents, then one suspect returned to Pittsburg before heading to Philadelphia and later New York under surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Niagara Falls
Erie, Bay
Secret Service
Lake Erie
Waldemar Park
Philadelphia
New York City
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Jonas Oats
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Sata
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Sir Ian Hamilton
Chanuel
Ment
Thes
Soctaltat
Mudeos
Qallipuli
Withdenwal
Sulya
John ‘Redmond
Sulva Bay
Hia
Charles Conro
Mot Menberg
Transporta
Capt. O'Grady
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