Battle Rages Near Warsaw in World War Forum Report
The report describes heavy fighting near Warsaw with German and Austro German forces pressuring fronts to the west and north. It notes Russian operations in East Prussia and Carpathians and hints at renewed German activity along the Helm coast and Suez Canal theater, with Turkish forces advancing near a canal and Allied expectations of submarine actions.
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Pawocvaren Nanan
London
Htechowen
Warsaw
Hindauburg
Germ Commandar
Isagen
Ant
Fetra
Carpathiann
Decistus
Orate Battin
DroRresm
Lupnow
Beskid
Passen
Vom Aindenbure
Prussia
Heleum
Dean Arches
Cairo
Wer Canal
Fesort
Decatur Declares Fever Epidemic Under State Board Order
Decatur Illinois February 6 19xx The Decatur state health board orders a general curfew due to an epidemic of scarlet fever with about 100 cases reported in the neighborhood. Children under six are barred from public gatherings except school while the governor signs the McAhon Davisson prohibition measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Health Board
CLAYN
Decatur
Almoly
German naval note seeks to clear zone safety around Britain
The Washington embassy reports Germany will not molest or seize American ships carrying food to civilians, while warning that waters around Great Britain and Ireland remain in the danger zone. Ambassador Gerard relays the admiralty proclamation limiting navigation north of Shetland and along the Dutch coast, though not the broader North Sea routes.
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Washington
Het
Germany
Golging
Wilhelmina
Gerard
State Department
Shetland Islands
North
Ata
Great Britain and
Ireland
Commission Resumes Hearings in Chicago After New York Session
The Federal Commission on Industrial Relations adjourned hearings in New York after three witnesses discussed the Rockefeller Foundation. Frank Walsh, chairman, announced the panel would reconvene in Chicago in March to probe railway industries. Further inquiries will cover labor in Michigan metals, textiles in Georgia and Massachusetts, and the steel sector.
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New York
Rockefeller“ Foundation
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Way
Frank
Walsh
Chicago
Herald
Michigan
Jeorgia
Massachusetts
Farmer W Morrison Shot Near Huntington
W Morrison a 40 year old farmer from Sarah West Virginia was shot dead at a point eleven miles south of Huntington while escorting provisions to a brother. Hired hand Mervin Nicely 28 witnessed the assailant emerge from bushes and fire twice with one shot piercing the heart. The killer fled down the road as authorities searched the area near Bloodinginadle church during services.
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Huntington
W. Morrison
Sarah
W. Va
Irvin Morrison
Morrison
Mervin Nicely
Alther
Ingdale
Desire
Pollen Injection Cures Hay Fever Reported
A preliminary report in the New York Medical Journal by Wouters Seymour and colleagues notes a pollen injection treatment showing promise for hay fever. Laboratory experiments at a medical college and hospital formed the basis, with early trials on a limited patient group and detailed observations on safety and outcomes.
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Anatchares
York
Wouters
Seymour
College of Phyelesta
Bain
Ibefore
Heso
Plot Frustrated on Attempt to Bomb Steamer Preaviine
A thwarted plot to blow up the steamer Preaviine, arrived at Corunna from Mexico, was uncovered January 19. Wireless signals and shipboard vigilance aided officers in arresting a suspect. bonds were found on the detainee, with German agents implicated.
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Gerainn
Cantayd
Distress in Spain as Bread Prices Rise and Trade Blocks
Reports from Madrid note widespread hardship across Spain due to rising unemployment. Poor conditions prevail in Hielos and Almeria, with Canary Islands residents protesting an embargo on fruit imports. In New York a Ninth Avenue elevated train collision injures nine, flames consume cars. Washington hosts Seventh Day Adventists meetings through February 10.
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Py Pandetiteo Aces
Madrid
Vie Lark
Fev
Spain
Hielos
Almeria
Penneran
Ganary Islands
Tominene
Washington, D.C
W. J. Tanner
West Virginia Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Washington
Russians Break German Lines on Brura River Front
Reports from the front say Russian forces crossed the Brura River in Russian Poland and captured German forts at Rauion near the Bure and Vis'tuin junction. They drove Germans across the Bitka at Dakhova near Sochaczew and seized quick firing guns plus outposts. Armored motor cars supported German defenses near Bollman.
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Poland
Brura
Ritesh Noe
Baure
Rauion
Bure
Vis‘tuin
Bitka
Dakhova
Soctaczew
Kamion
Ahlelda
Bollman
Indicted Women Face Primary Vote Fraud Charges
Three women were indicted on charges of selling votes in the Salam Voter case connected to the June primary. They and 100 men allegedly conspired to influence the election, with trial set for Monday after a brief court appearance in the region. In other news, a masked bandit robbed the Lima Bank of about $10,000 with a pistol, and Emperor William reportedly moved eastern zone forces in a distant tip.
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Pixeville
Wadi
Pisea
Quarantine Ordered on Several Stockyards Nationwide
Washington reports strict quarantine on multiple stockyards including Chicago Louisville and Columbus as inspectors halt interstate livestock shipments. In transit animals may proceed if disease-free and slated for immediate slaughter. outbreak totals reach 3.239 million dollars with eradication measures credited.
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Annecyne Washington
Chicago
Tadlauspolly
Louieville
Bireld
Ulolimatl
Jarsee City
Pittabirg
Columbus
Department of Agricuture
United States
Solons Lock Arms on Commission Bill Confusion
Washington February 6. Administration senators agreed it would be impossible to recommend the ship purchase bill with modifications and decided to seek an amended bill before the Senate. Senator Clark’s motion caused Democratic confusion as they plan to discharge the commerce committee and press a progressive substitute with Kenyon and La Follette expected to back it. The fate of the bill awaits next week’s debate after Smith’s withdrawal altered the voting balance.
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Kenyon
la Folletts
Smith
Fletcher
Clarksburg Trade Bosses Press for Through Route Stop
A correspondence between Clarksburg Board of Trade secretary-treasurer George W Dudderar and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad general manager G W Galloway leads to an official order addressing through trains. They request future calls include Clarksburg on the western route via Mount Royal Camden and Philadelphia to Washington, noting heavy travel in the area and the importance of Clarksburg as a travel point.
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George W Dudderar
Clarksburg
G. W. Galloway
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Union Station
Washington
Attacks Reach Carpathian Front Amid Stressed Lines
Fragmentary wartime dispatch reports heavy fighting across the Carpathians with Russian and German forces clashing near Vienna and London corridors. The text notes broken logistics, heavy losses to the enemy and continuing assaults as troops press to gain ground.
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Vienna
Burlin
Wirolece
London
Post Mined In Circuit Court Receiver Appointment
In a Saturday circuit court session Howard Post was appointed receiver for Eureka Building and Loan Association and related estates. Actions against Calv in Howell and others included preliminary restraining orders and a sale of property. several cases, including McMunghwity administrator vs Martha Gory and Wolf Summit Coal Company, resulted in decreed or continued sales.
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Howard Post
Eureka Building and Loan
Martha Gory
Wolf Simmit Coal and Coké Company
Charles
Moore
Blue Hidige Coal Company
Association meeting notes hindered by distance and party lines
Charleston reports a National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers meeting in St Louis was largely unusable due to great travel distances, with Republicans criticizing administration influence and probing motions. Senate and House debated salaries, commissions, and pensions while several nominees were confirmed or rejected in a politically tense session.
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National Association of Window Glass Manufacturs Bia
St. Louis
Pittshure
Bava
Ion Accaank
Pittsburg
Charleston
Crazig
sRepubMcan
Bijsineka
Comditiona
Senate
Marshall
Repubill
Marahall
England’ Tett
McGcum
Indehgdged
House
Otto
Billy
Hansome
Wayne
Hill
Supreme Court
Fox
Board of Ableation
Wittis
Hose
French Repulsed at Berlin in Wireless Report
A fragmentary dispatch describes German defenses repelling a French assault near Berlin. The report cites artillery and infantry actions along a sector of the Santa Prussia front with claims of German prisoners and no decisive breakthrough.
Explosion and entombment aboard steamer Thracti
A disastrous explosion near San Diego traps miners and crew on the Thracti. Fire engulfed the ship, killing at least sixteen miners and leaving crowds in panic as rescue efforts jump in from Barlinyi and Christiana. Officials report no survivors until authorities confirm the grim toll and search continues.
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Ning Barlinyi Wireless
Ciinard
Thracti
Crown Hall
Christiana
Simons
Serbian peace advocate described in wartime years
The piece profiles a Serbian woman born in Virginia whose life spans the Civil War and Balkan conflicts. It traces her schooling in Greece and England, international travels, and her role as a wartime peace advocate influencing views on constructive peace amid Turkish and Greek tensions.
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Seracini HeTeLebman
Grouttch
Aitatra
Yeat Virginian
Spankera
Aden
Groulich
Wear Virenta
Greece
Rescue car ordered after Pittsburgh blast
A rescue car was ordered following a July incident in Pittsburgh. The blast damaged a building and officials from the DoJ Carpe engineer team were dispatched to survey the scene and coordinate response with local authorities.
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Coalbit
Bupeau
Carls
Viscount Captain James H. Wurny Held in Bridgeport
A historical notice notes Captain James H. Wurny and a Sunday event in Bridgeport. It references legal terminology about prohibited gambling and private money, with archival language indicating a public notice context. The fragment mentions a 1900s style code and a misread citation, suggesting an obituary or public record entry.
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Ilanj
James H. Wurny
Bridgeport
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