21 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
1
In Italy repeated tremors strike towns, with casualties surpassing 40 000 and rescue efforts hampered in hard hit districts. Rescuers fear people remain trapped beneath rubble as reports confirm rising totals. The Abruzzi region alone tallies about 30,000 dead or missing.
A fragmented notice describes a new leadership change with General Reyes and Gutierre issuing orders to withdraw most government forces from the capital. The city risks losing authorities as the new leader, a law graduate with years of practice, takes control and faces Department of State contact.
Washington reports discuss major amendments to the government ship purchase bill aimed at reducing Republican opposition. No final action was taken as amendments were sent to the commerce committee for reconsideration. Senator Hoke Smith proposes that after leases expire, ships be offered to American entities at terms yielding at least four percent return.
Fragmented report notes Gutierrez moves troops toward Villa in Mexico City region. Labeled as an encore effort, with unclear alliances among Geos Gbore gsm and Carrazza element. Washington coverage cites Senor Sheppard motion to suspend se.g¢ rules to secure a two vote on a district appropriation ending absolute prohibition in the District of Calum uim.
The Transpo linermeer Masktoun arrived in New York and was involved in a collision with the British patrol cruiser Cecopsita off Beachy Head England on December 24. One crewman aboard the cruiser drowned.
Mrs Francis Bewes Sayre gave birth to President Wilson’s second daughter’s child at the White House. The boy weighed seven and a half pounds and both mother and baby were reported well. The president’s first grandchild, the infant drew smiles from Wilson. a christening may occur at the White House before Mrs Sayre’s return to Williams town.
The board notes that only about 16 006 of a largely subscribed fund may be used by February 3. Subscriptions from banks show that most of the money will not be applied promptly. Directors argue against keeping all funds tied up beyond the deadline and seek time extensions to aid cotton producers.
Hopkinsville Kentucky residents report a list circulated by nightriders accusing William Rose of Le Fayette of selling tebeces at nine dollars. County Judge Kaigh issued an emphatic statement ordering delivery of the accusations and urging action.
The Verces a falas steamer ships of tears arrived at port after weathering the worst gales since its launch. The crew faced heavy seas and strong winds but reported safe passage and steady progress through the voyage.
Fragmentary note appears to discuss behavior and enthusiasm regarding a season, urging restraint and smooth conduct. Names, dates, or concrete events are not readable, leaving a general etiquette-lesson impression.
Fragmented OCR style snippet hints at a barter or quality note with references to proper as better and grains of wheat. No clear event or persons identified.
Viscountess Howick assists Lady Sybil Grey directing six trained corps at Howick hall now serving as a hospital for the Earl Grey earldom.
Map depicts central Italy damaged by a north south earthquake fault line. The Tyrrhenian coast to the Adriatic seen dotted with demolished towns and villages across the peninsula.
A New Jersey court examines a controversial case where medicine was allegedly adulterated to disguise its contents. The account details a deceitful scheme involving a dog and a broker, with the defendant claiming economic motive and the accuser recounting observed manipulation.
Brisk fighting persists across the western front with French claims of progress along Flanders coast and in the Vosges. Attacks and counterattacks continue near Arras and in the Aisne valley south of Laon with no decisive gains reported by either side. The German and French lines exchange blows as snow affects operations north of the Aisne.
German war office calls a counter attack near Croay and Missy a brilliant feat. French forces withdraw to southern bank of the Aisne to protect lines of communication as German forces hold bridge heads on the opposite bank. German claim on Vregny heights acknowledged in a French communique.
Government suit in the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals centers on a loan arrangement between Vandalia Sc Louis and Lamagh Coal, claimed to be at 2 percent annual interest to satisfy a contract between the two firms. The charges allege the lending terms were used to oblige the contract.
Paris reports a debate where M Delebaye urged delaying all discussion on the war as France faces invasion. The speech stressed speeches must yield to the cannon’s voice and called for renewed resolve. The Senate considered postponing talks to focus on immediate defense.
Berlin dispatch describes sudden Austrian moves in Gazeta against Russian lines with several success points, according to World News agency reports. Strong entities include Austrian forces and Russians with locations cited in a rapid tempo update.
The text notes that implements and machines on a farm act as an investment and deteriorate when exposed to weather. This wear increases upkeep costs and raises the overall burden on the equipment's value and operation.
German shell explosion at La Sicseile northeast of Albert set part of the town afire and prompted evacuations. Three officers and 16 men were captured amid ongoing French resistance to German assaults. Further German attacks against French positions near Vie sur Aienne and Agtreche were repelled by French batteries and infantry fire.
Report from Tiflis says Cascusas army covered its line with glory amid fresh heroic actions as Field Marshal von Hindenburg reportedly pressed through to war. Russian forces reportedly stormed and captured Kirillow Pass on the border region, while German forces repelled Russian advances on the Vistula left bank and seized a trench. Further south heavy Austrian guns from the Danube banks bombarded the town of Tarnow.
Russian forces drive toward Thorn in West Prussia, reaching Skrwa river and threatening the German fortress. Grand Duke Nicholas aims to move a large army to outflank German positions, while other Russian units operate east of Prowia and threaten in rear areas.
The Mississippi Banking Act of 1914 faces constitutional challenges in Hinds County Chancery Court as Bank of Oxford and State Bank Examiners seek injunctions. Arguments claim the act abrogates rights and exemptions under the Price Act, risking upheaval in state bank supervision.
In a Pedrucry meeting the Jones County board will order a complete census of eligible voters. Registration will not begin until January 25 due to county election timing and administrative procedures.
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