Zeppelin raid on Paris killed ten, injured twenty, says envoy
Washington reports Ambassador Sharp cites the Paris Zeppelin raid as causing ten deaths and twenty injuries near the American club with no damage elsewhere. French claims vary. German airships reportedly bombed Paris Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam
Sharp
United States
France
atage department
Paris
Un vnhuial
Breftch
To Break up a Cold Into a Pitcher
A recipe advises combining butter brown sugar allspice orange and lemon juice with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey then adding hot water. Let mixture sit then strain and serve in a wine glass touted as wholesome, appetizing, and strengthening, particularly during colds and bronchitis risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
United States to demand disarmament by merchant ships
Washington reports the U S will force entente powers to disarm merchant vessels or be barred from American ports. Secretary Lansing will redefine demands, tying subma rine stoppage and search to ships carrying guns in defense against attacks. In Rhode Island a widow, Esther Merrill Oakley, is held on murder charges for poisoning cream puffs, linked to Armande Vadebonclaur and Henry Can savant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Entente
Washington
United States
state department
London
Secretary of State
Lansing
Providence
R. L
Hattie Esther Merrill Oakley
Woonsocket
Armande Vadebonclaur
Henry Cansavant
Farm Prisoners Escape Near Little Rock Road Work
Between fifteen and twenty prisoners at Pulaski county farm escape custody while repairing a road twelve miles from Little Rock. The men rushed to the woods adjacent to the highway, according to reports received at the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Pulaski county
sheriff's office
President Wilson Appeals for Preparedness in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on February 1 President Wilson urged readiness and warned against “trouble makers.” He defended the nation’s policy to keep out of war while preparing citizens and the National Guard, insisting the United States must act in accordance with its own rights and principles. The crowd, strong in German-American Milwaukee, gave a warm reception.
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Milwaukee
Wilsom
America
United States
congress
National Guard
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