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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 07, 1915

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Czar's Victory in New German Poland Drive

Petrograd dispatch reports shattered Turkish forces in Trans-Caucasia were pursued by Russians with 36 000 prisoners and many guns. Ninth and Tenth Turkish corps annihilated. Ardahan retaken. Sari Kamysh secured, threatening Kars and Tiflis. Germans renew north Poland push toward Warsaw. Hindenburg shifts 200 000 men from central front to bolster northern attack. Austrians retreat in Uzok Pass as Russians gain oil regions and press Cracow and Bukowsca fronts.

Petrograd Trans-Caucasia Grand Duke Nicholas War Office Sari-Kamysh Keres Ardahan Sari Kamysh London Uzok Carpathian Mountains Francis Joseph Mazurian East Prussia Poland Cracow Bukowsca Russia Silesia

Powder Mill Blast Shakes Delaware and Pennsylvania

A large Dupont Powder drying mill at Rockland yards near Wilmington exploded destroying powder and injuring watchman John Meredith. The blast damaged nearby property and was felt across the state line into Pennsylvania. a gale buoy drifted 18,000 miles after breaking free in the St. Lawrence river.

Delaware Pennsylvania Wilmington Del Dupont Powder Company Rockland Yards John Meredith St. Lawrence River

Suspected Spy Shown Blindfolded by French Troops in Belgium

French forces march a blindfolded man from a Belgium line amid wartime suspicion. Reports describe the accused as a suspected spy amid tense border police actions and Allied operations in the region.

Victory Sure Kitchener Reports War Progress in Lords

Lord Kitchener in the house of lords voiced strong confidence about the war outcome. He cited six weeks of allied gains in the east and west, noted French progress in Alsace and the Rhineland, praised Russian and Servian attacks, and announced British expeditionary forces in France would be reinforced with territorial units and a new division including a Canadian regiment.

London Lord Kitchener House of Lords Commons Kitchener Rbelne Alsace Poland Russia John French France

Wilson Opposes Constitutional Amendment for Woman Suffrage

President Wilson reiterates opposition to a federal amendment for woman suffrage after meeting with the Wilson and Marshal Democratic league. He admires the suffrage effort but insists voting rights should come from state action, not federal mandate. The gathering included nearly 100 prominent Democratic women from across the nation. German casualties total 796,044 as lists show 24,971 killed, wounded or missing, with regional and naval breakdowns. A new railroad in German East Africa is slated to open next year to aid development of 384,000 square miles of territory.

Washington Jan Wilson Wilson and Marshal Democratic League Democratic Women of America Copenhagen Berlin Wartemburg Yser German East Africa

Allies Batter German Lines Near Alsace and Belgium

London, Jan 7 French reports claim gains at four points from the North Sea to Alsace, with advances northwest of Rheims and in the Argonne. Germans counter that French trenches were occupied near Sennheim and in upper Alsace, while bombardment continues behind the front as Alpine troops suffer casualties.

London North Sea Alsace Paris Rhelims la Grarie Courte Chaussee le Pretre Rheims Argonne le Grune Bagatelle Tion Thann Upper Steinbach Daribald Sennheim Cernay Souain Angonne

French Traitor Executed After German Raid Bomb Falls

Paris reports a French railway worker executed for providing information that led to a German aerial raid on Furces during President Poincare’s visit. A bomb from a German plane exploded near him, ending his life.

Paris Furces Poincare

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