British Consuls Freed From Salonika Arrest After Neutral Accord
Washington January 24 United States action secures release of German Austrian and Turkish consuls held on a warship in Salonika harbor. They are forbidden from resuming duties and will return to their home countries. Turkish consul to travel by water to France or Italy then rail to Switzerland then Germany to Turkey. State department directs surrender of consul Einstein at Sofia.
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te hood adiseus
Saouika
Frouell
Salonjho
Salonika
Turkey
France
Ita y
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
state department
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Einstein
Sofia
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Bulgarian Vice Consul Seeks Asylum Amid Balkan Tensions
The British vice consul, seeking asylum in the American legation after Bulgaria ordered the arrest of enemy consuls in retaliation for Salonika seizures, stayed in the rooms of the American charge. He obtained temporary shelter as Sofia demanded surrender, prompting a Washington cable for guidance. State Department said asylum depended on the consul’s involvement in surrender. Bulgaria paused the case awaiting results of efforts to free the Bulgarian consul at Salonika, which succeeded.
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Sofia
Einstein
Washington
state department
Brooklyn Bomb Plot Stuns City as Man Is Arrested
Police seized a bomb case from Michael Gracinno at a municipal entrance. Two salt vases held an explosive designed for massive destruction. Investigators traced a suspected plan to attack the Brooklyn Bridge or Montauk building, with a fuse and agatized cap indicating intent.
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Entrance
New York
Michaele Gracinno
Brooklyn bridge
new Mont Ayal
Explosion Burns Farmer While Pouring Gasoline
York Pa Jan 24 An explosion as he poured gasoline onto an engine primer severely burned farmer Larry Hammond near Stewartstown before he rolled in snow to extinguish the flames.
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Ltarry Hammond
Stewartstown
Eighteen Bandits Executed Near Chihuahua City
A Chihuahua dispatch says eighteen Mexican bandits involved in last week’s American massacre were shot publicly by Carranza troops. Reports also deny Villa’s capture, with conflicting claims of his pursuit in the Tarahumare mountains. In Torreon, orders to kill Americans have been issued by General Argumedo, as fifty Americans remain unable to reach the border due to rail disruptions.
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Tex
Chihuahua
Carranza
Andres Garcia
Francisco Villa
San Geronimo
Cavazox
Luis Herrera
Chihuahua City
Jacinto Trevino
Torreo
Villa
Tarabumare mountains
Guerrero
Herrera
Maximilian Marquez
San Geronimo ranch
Santa Ysabel
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Chihuatla
Mexico
bia
Benjamin Arguiedo
Torreon
Villastas
Argumeno
U-Boat Sairs Uncovered Bases in Mediterranean
London reports reveal two German submarine bases in the eastern Mediterranean near Corfu and between Corfu and the Albanian coast. The raids have largely used these bases, with German and Austrian craft. Submarine activity in the North Sea has declined as Germans shift to the Mediterranean. only two small subs remain in the North Sea.
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London
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