10 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1916
Page
1
Report of the condition of the Frederick Town Savings Institution at Frederick Maryland at the close of business December 4 1915. Resources include loans and discounts 905046.04 overdrafts secured and unsecured stocks bonds and securities.
New York Jan 10 Progressive leaders plan to hold a Chicago convention June 7 hoping Roosevelt runs. If he cannot lead, Justice Hughes is eyed as a fallback. sentiment leans toward July 9 or June 7 with Roosevelts camp backing the earlier date. Roosevelt was not present, but his secretary traveled with a Vermont committeeman. The push recalls 1912 zeal as preparations build to revive old momentum and possibly endorse Hughes if no leader emerges.
The notice lists COACH PAINTING AND TRIMMING located on North Bentz Street Extended run by U. Crist with phone number 1874.
Field Marshal General von Mackensen has been assigned to lead operations, with authorities directing forces in the new campaign. The high ranking officer takes over amid shifting fronts as reports indicate strategic realignment and expected coordinated actions across occupied zones.
London reports the Gallipoli evacuation is complete with only one British officer wounded. French casualties were zero and most guns were saved except seventeen worn out ones blown up before departure. General Monro credited Birdwood Davies and Admiral de Robeck for the operation amid the near eastern campaign's prior retirements.
London reports the British battleship King Edward VII struck a mine and sank with the full crew saved. The King Edward class ships are about 16,350 tons with 774 officers and men. Built in March 125 at over 35 Dane, she boasted nearly 20 knots speed, 453 feet length, 73 feet beam, and 26% feet draft, armed with 12 inch guns and torpedo tubes.
A lifeboat from the steamship Ancona, sunk with passengers after a submarine torpedoed the ship, was found at Anzio. The boat contained many hairpins and shawls bound with shells holes, suggesting a hasty abandonment. Other notes report auto theft, liquor in cars, and various legal actions in different locales.
London dispatch reports continued Russian successes on the Bukowina frontier and in Galicia as General Iavanoff pushes from Czernowitz toward Kovel. Desperate fighting rages along a twenty mile front near the Styr with large artillery and prisoner captures.
Youngstown Ohio January 10 peaceful after Friday night rioting and steps to reopen Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants in East Youngstown and Struthers. President James A Campbell says former workers will repair and resume operations within days and no strike-breakers or guards are blamed for the fatal clash. State mediator Fred C Croxton says further conferences will follow with ten sides but effects of talks not disclosed. Also notice Carlisle Lutheran will benefit from late William H Schaeffer will if no children, with heirs and bequests to Tressier Orphans' Home and First Lutheran Church Carlisle.
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