Paris Zeppelin Raid Kills 31 In Paris Homes
Paris January 31 24 women two children and five men died in their homes as three and a half tons of bombs dropped by Zeppelins struck Paris during a midnight raid. Twenty seven others were injured as houses were destroyed by 600 pound bombs. Police and military officials toured the damage sites including the house where six perished and a drug store where two died.
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Paris
St Tuulve
trumpters
Poincare
Zeppelins Raid Over Paris and Mortar Wounds Boy
Descriptions of bombs striking Paris as Zeppelins attacked and searchlights pierced the sky. Citizens hid in darkness while forts fired and planes hunted the raiders. In Marysville Pennsylvania a 13 year old boy, Kurl Eich elberger, was blinded in both eyes by a mortar fragment.
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Paris
Marysville
Kurl Eichelberger
Wormleysburg
Belgian Spy for Germans Killed in Ixelles Lake
Amsterdam dispatch reports the bodies of two Belgians found near Brussels in Ixelles Lake. One is Fritz Needen, suspected of spying for Germany, with hands tied behind the back. The discovery confirms a suspected espionage death in occupied Belgium.
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London
Amsterdam
Fritz Needen
Ixelies lake
Brussels
Wilsons America First plea to defend nation abroad
President Wilson travels by train to Milwaukee for a pivotal Midwest speech urging America first and a strengthened army and navy. He signals possible U.S. entry into the European conflict and plans brief platform talks in Waukegan Kenosha Racine and more.
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Cleveland, C
Wilson
Cleveland
Milwaukee
middle west
Ollie James
Kentucky
Austriana
New York
America
United States
Waukegan
Kenosha
Wis
Racine
hi party
Pittsburgh
Washington
Hey
house military affairs committee
Healih Avenue Presbyterian church
Alexander McGeffin
Countess von Oberkamp Cremated in Philadelphia then Scattered at Rehoboth Shore
Georgetown Delaware January 31 Funeral of Mrs Bertha Barker known as Countess von Oberkamp featured a cremation in Philadelphia per her wish. Ashes were returned to Rehoboth Beach and scattered in front of her cottage on the shore. She was seventy one, born in Germany, and claimed Prussian royal lineage.
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Georgetown
Del
Bertha Barker
Countess von Oberkamp
Rehoboth Beach
Privatelphia
Germany
United States
Prussia
Indignant Greek Officials Over Fort Seizure by France
Greek officials protest the last week seizure of a Kataburan fort by France. They assert eighty Greeks defended the post as three French regiments entered with infantry artillery and cavalry. After brief parley the fort was surrendered.
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Athens
Kataburan reataaula
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