Balkan War Outlook and Dardanelles Battle Reports
London Aug 25 Anglo French reports speak of near Balkan decisions but no confirmed steps toward a Balkan league. German and Austro moves press Brest-Litovsk advances while flooding and swamp terrain hinder Central powers. Dardanelles fighting continues with British left wing gains and Turkish positions contested.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
London
Uilania
Dardanelles
Germany
United Res
Atla
Brest-Litovsk
Putva
Kovell
Prizet
Pretit
Faris
Achachiliman
Nagara
Constantinople
Athens
Offenburg
Berlin
Appointees to Help Attack on the Liquor Law
Governor Willis declares no tolerance for Republican appointees showing even passive support for a liquor law referendum. He convened the state liquor license commission, denounced the referendum push, and affirmed the McDermott law while pledging to root out any pro referendum stance within his administration.
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Columbus Journal of Today
Willis
State Liquor License Commission
Frank H. Kerr
Steubenville
Commission
Judge Kerr
M.M. Rose
Frank Hay
McDermott
Greenland
Tadoe Kerr
Stethenville
Public health urges rapid typhoid vaccination rise
The Public Health Service announced a sharp increase in anti typhoid vaccinations in Washington on August 25. It says typhoid should become rare by 1930 and estimates 300000 immunized Americans in 1915 versus 100000 the previous year.
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Associated Prem
Herald-Star
Washington
Public Health Service Today
United States
Sixty four Charged With Outrages in Ohio County
Hartford Ky August 25 The circuit court began selecting a jury for the first of many trials in which 64 persons face charges of night rioting outrages in Ohio counties Some indicted individuals are prominent in the county It is alleged that men and women whites and negroes were recently taken from homes flogged Regulators justify action by alleged lack of industry and thrift Twenty witnesses were said to have been threatened but officials deny the report and say witnesses barricaded in a central building are unfounded
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Hartford
Ohio
French army officers inspect 41000 horses for war service
French officers in Philadelphia examine 41000 horses bought by a local dealer for war service. Of 840 examined yesterday, 97 were accepted. Prices range 150 to 200 dollars, with the entire contract totaling over 7000000 dollars. Lieut Count Sauvigny Major Durand and Dr Dupree, a veterinary officer, lead the inspection as horses are shipped nationwide by subcontractors at over 1000 daily.
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Associated Press
Nerald-Stan
Philadelphia
War Service
Sauvigny
Durand
Dupree
Fire rips Burgettstown business district early morning
A dangerous fire in Burgettstown Pennsylvania gutted several business blocks and homes near Gilbert’s drug store and Dowden’s butter shop. The blaze, believed started in Gilbert’s, spread rapidly, prompting calls for aid from Steubenville and nearby towns. Six buildings destroyed, many more damaged, no serious injuries reported. The estimated loss runs around $20000 and containment was aided by residents and railroad equipment before officials redirected resources.
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Burgettstown
Panhandle
Here
Fidmes
Steubenville
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cortis
Gilbert
Anne
Fis
Idectional Clothiie Louse
Dowden’s Itarant
4Naugh
Mrc Parlad
Isurance
McKergie
Iin
Mra
White Slave Minnie Barbilby Faces Trial Next Month
Minnie Barbilby of this city, indicted over a year ago in Columbus on a white slave charge, will be tried here next month. The case stalled when she became pregnant and gave birth at Friends' Rescue Mission, where the child died shortly after birth. After leaving the mission, authorities considered dismissal but decided to proceed, with Deputy U.S. Marshal Loftus bringing her to Steubenville yesterday.
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Minnie Barbilby
Columbus
Friends’ Rescue Mission
United States
Loftus
Steubenville Yester
Pro-German Pastor Murdered in Gary Indiana Slaw Workers
Rev Edmund Kayser pastor of St James Lutheran Tolleston suburb Gary Indiana found slain in a vacant lot near his home. He had sought police protection over threats tied to pro German utterances and wore a gun permit request previously. Congregation members had kept guard for weeks to escort him to church.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Gary
Ind
Edmund Kayser
Tolleston
Kayser
Bavaria
Heintz
Tennessee to Get Stores and Men at Philadelphia Navy Yards
The U S armored cruiser Tennessee entered Delaware breakwater from Annapolis and will dock at Philadelphia navy yard to take on stores coal and ammunition before sailing to Haiti with 350 marines aboard and 12 three inch landing guns. A detachment of marines from local yards will depart but no mass concentration is planned. Kansas and Minnesota are being refitted at the yard with no orders yet, while Culgoa will arrive Friday to take on stores and the 2000 Haiti marines' monthly pay.
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Associated Press
Hrald-Star
Philadelphia
U. S
Tennessee
Delaware
Annapolis
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Haiti
Caperton
Kansas
Minnesota
Culgoa
New York
Weather outlook for Ohio fair and cool nights
The Associated Press reports continued cool conditions across Ohio with fair skies tonight and into Thursday. Weather focuses on steady cool temperatures and tranquil nights for the region.
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Associated Press
Herald-Sterd
Ohio
Pastor Russell Enunciates Doctrines To Large Audience
Brooklyn pastor Charles T. Russell spoke over two hours in this city presenting his Bible study based doctrines. He argued against eternal punishment and urged literal interpretation of certain passages while challenging creedal and sect affiliations. He linked the current European war to Armageddon and predicted a sequence of war, revolution, and universal restitution before Messiah’s reign.
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Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn
Russell
Owen
Europe
Satan
Messiah
Hell
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