Destroy Turk Army Corps annihilated near Kara-Urgea
Petrograd dispatch reports the Eleventh Turkish Army Corps of 40,000 men exterminated near Kara-Urgea. Additional communications claim bayonet attacks captured the Fifty Second Turkish regiment with officers, and that over 65,000 prisoners, fourteen cannon, large supplies and nearly 10,000 head of cattle were taken. Also notes Field Marshal Lord Roberts left an estate of about 485,000 dollars to widow and daughter.
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Fire claims four of a family in South Street apartment blaze
In Philadelphia a furniture store fire at 703 South Street killed Fritz Levinsky, 52, and three children aged four to fourteen. His wife Bessie, 43, and two daughters Ethel and Rose were severely injured after leaping from a third floor window into policemen’s arms. An unconscious boy and a saved eight year old were removed as rescuers fought the flames.
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Education Kills Worm Learns From 1000 Lessons
Cambridge report says one eyed Pete the Harvard educated angleworm died after a grueling course of ten daily lessons in a psychology lab. Professor R M Yerkes used the worm to test if worms possess intelligence, guiding Pete through paths that included a electric shock. Pete completed a thousand trials before death.
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Find Her Dead Week Later
Mrs Susanna Frable aged ninety two was found dead on her doorstep in North Bangor Pa one week after attending her son's funeral in Wind Gap slate quarry. A key lay in the footlock where she kept it before returning to her isolated home, neighbors said Floyd Johnson discovered the body.
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Baby Born at White House to Mrs Sayre Second Wilson Daughter
Washington January 18 A son was born to Mrs Francis Bowes Sayre at the White House Wednesday afternoon. Dr Grayson states both mother and child are well. The seven and a half pound boy is the first White House birth since Grover Cleveland and is expected to be named for his grandfather. A christening at the White House may be held before Mrs Sayre's return to Will Town Massachusetts.
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Brewers Seek 300000 Damages For Prohibition Loss
West Virginia brewing interests, driven from business by the prohibitory amendment, plan to ask the state for 300000 in reimbursement. A bill for senate introduction argues the state granted 20 year charters and should compensate for time of operation loss due to prohibition.
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Huge Guns Go to Britain Amid Liner Voyage
The Cunard liner Orduna left New York for Liverpool carrying two 14 inch guns lashed to its forward deck with wire cables and two gun carriages on the aft deck. Believed destined for Harlan & Wolff in Belfast, the guns weigh 15,000 pounds each and are 53 feet long, aiding a new British dreadnought project.
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French Submarine Saphir Sunk Near Dardanelles
Berlin reports the Turkish official statement that the French submarine Saphir was sunk while attempting to enter the Dardanelles. Part of the crew was rescued and the news reached the public.
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Allied and German Fronts See Gains and Setbacks in Europe
French and British forces push back German positions along the Great Dune near the Bab sian coast and at La Bass ee while repelling attacks near Ypres and Pont Mousson. British aviators raid Ostend. Italian tensions rise as earthquake relief continues. Berlin reports minor western front gains with no major shifts amid rain delays.
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