Allies Plan to End Armistice and Take Adrianople
London reports that Allied powers prepare to denounce the armistice with the Turks and resume hostilities within days. Balkan experts say Adrianople could fall in a few days with 5000 casualties, while Greece and Serbia press on Pashas claim of responsibility and seek frontiers rectification.
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London
Edward Grey
Rechad Pasha
Turkey
Adrianople
England
Constantinople
Europe
Porte
Greece
Servia
Montenegro
Sentari
Aegean
Salumbi
Satun
Thes
Ats
Hunting Casualties In Pennsylvania And Inaugural Parade Feud
Harrisburg reports twenty seven hunters killed and 128 injured in Pennsylvania's recent open season. State game officials note many counties uncounted and predict higher totals. Deer kills around 800 bucks and 24 does. other game tallies include 148 bears and 19,485 quail. Separate item: two original Democratic inaugural clubs vie for lead in Staunton and Trenton with contest noted.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Joseph Kalbtus
The
Game Commission
Washington
Wilson Demorratic
Staunton
Trenton
Jach
R. N. Harper
Civic Organization Committee
Crisis In French Cabinet Sparks War Minister Shakeup
Paris on January 13 reports Alexander Millerand reappointed as war minister amid a cabinet crisis sparked by the reinstatement of Lieutenant Colonel du Paty de Clam. A sweeping reshuffle follows the incident as Premier Poincare faces mounting pressure over the foreign policy stance and the timing of the president’s election.
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Paris
Alexander Millerand
Wir Mabister
Ofice
M. Lebtun
M. Besnard
Nines Teplares AD Qeboin
Ministry of Finance
du Paty de Clam
M. Millerand
Paty de Clam
M. Mebssim
Aristide Briand
France
Rockefeller Weakened Witness to Pure Money Probe
Miami January 13 Willim Rockefeller the witness sought by the Pure Money investigation appeared tremulous and notably weak. He and his wife and son were among the first to depart Nassau aboard a boat, later arriving at Royal Palm hotel where a government physician examined him for threat diseases in the presence of Chappelle and Rockefeller’s sons. The examination reportedly found limited mobility and supported his claim of physical impairment delaying testimony.
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Miami
Fla
Willim Rockefeller
Trust
Bee
Nassau
Rockefeller
William, Jr
Royal Palm Hotel
Co Wo Richart Son
Chappelle
New York
Mabil Ry
Jesults
Massive New Jersey Power Project Aims to Light State
Monticello New York January 13 The New Jersey Power company backed by the Morgan syndicate plans spending between 10 and 26 million dollars near Monticello to build a power plant and dam on the Neversink river near Bridgeville The project includes a 600 foot iron bridge across the Neversink for a state road and a five year construction timeline It will inundate areas up to twelve miles upstream. Lincoln Nebraska January 18 Frank Larson a wealthy Burt county farmer received a one year penitentiary sentence for manslaughter after killing his brother who had relations with his wife.
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Monticello
New Jersey Power Companys
Morgan Syndicate
New Jerses
Neversinh River
Bridgeville
Neversink
M Mountain
New York
Binghamton
Lincoln
Nel
Frank Larson
Burt County
Larson
Lavan
Man Killed in Fall From Crane at Standard Steel
Lewistown reports a fatal accident at Standard Steel works as 34 year old Howamt Stull falls from a crane and dies instantly while coworker Mavid Rittenhouse is seriously injured after being knocked from the crane in the same incident on 12 Howamt Street.
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Lewistown
Padan
Howamt
Stull
Mavid
Rittenhouse
Standard Steel Works
Seek O in Lost Creek Valley Beaver Springs Pa Oil drilling
In Lost Creek Valley near Beaver Springs Pennsylvania the Andrews Oil Company of Pittsburgh is drilling and hopes to discover oil in large quantities.
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Lost Creek Valley
Beaver Springs
Andrews Oi1 Company
Pittsburgh
Scared Student Plunges From Dorm Window After Hearing Professor
Yonkers student Jana Morris A Smith of Yonkers tells of lifting a dormitory window and leaping to the sidewalk during a confrontation with a professor at Pathall Street dormitory. She was injured with a broken leg sprained ankle and multiple other injuries.
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Blanstown
Nol
Jana Morris A Smith
Yonkers
Pathall
Smith
PREMIER IN DYNAMITE PERIL GUARDING BC LEADER
Detectives guard Sir Edward McBride premier of British Columbia after an anonymous Vancouver letter warned of a plotted dynamite attack on the premier residence. He has recently received several letters threatening his life and family.
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British Columbian
Victoria
B.C
Ewhard McBride
British Columbia
Vancouver
McBride
Signs of spring seen in Neversimn areas
Miank Ludwie reports garter snakes and blooming dandelions and pansies in Neversimn Pa during January as signs of spring. The item notes local observations and promotes a newspaper subscription.
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Neversimn
Miank Ludwie
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Warner Orig
de Clam
New Jersey
Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer
W. H. Shipley
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Ohl Railroad
Florida
Seaboard Air Line B
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Atlantic Coast Line
Doll Bros
the People's Fire Insurance Company of
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Cor
Court and
Church Sts
C. Thomas Kemp
the Square Store
Frederick
PERIL
Mab
James E. Doll
South Market St
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick Street
Lowenstein & . Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Edison
Amberol Wax Records
Standard Wax Records
Blue Amberol Records
Shipley’s Edison
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