Friction with Germans grows as Balkan front shifts
Reports detail German, Austrian, and Bulgarian concentration near the Greek frontier and artillery moves from Nish, signaling potential allied pressure. Romania reportedly amasses near the Austrian border amid rising Central Powers contact. News from Constantinople notes Turks improving despite Rusiai pressure. Mesopotamia remains quiet as British forces hold near Kubel-Amara.
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Teutonic Allien
Saloniki
Nish
Balkans
Koumania
al- Med
Erletlon
Romdania
Romania
Germany
Austria
Froner
Entente Alles
Pyor
Iuips toMicll
Constantinople
Ercerum
Mesopotamia
Kubel-Amara
Germans Concentrate on Greek Frontiers
A News report notes continued German concentration of forces on the Greek front. Re-enforcements move from Skopje toward northwest of Greece, with Austrian forces gathering near the Turkish border and Bulgarian frontier areas confirmed for pressure.
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Uskup
Glegell
Monas R
Teheklyoko
Kitchener Likely to Depart British War Office
London reports changes in war direction with Field Marshal Kitchener expected to leave the War Office. Sir William Robertson may assume control with cabinet oversight, while a civilian administrator could be appointed for broader organization. If Kitchener departs, he may undertake a significant role elsewhere.
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Kitchener
British
London
Daily Sketch
Sketehalka Saya
William Robertson
Gall
Lincoln Birthday Commemoration At Courthouse
A public meeting will be held at the courthouse Saturday evening February 12 at 7 20 under the auspices of Custer Post No 8 Grand Army of the Republic and Nathan Got Camp No 4 Band of Veterans to honor president Abraham Lincoln. Charles G Coffman will preside with William as principal speaker Judge Maxwell will discuss Lincoln's Goityaburg address and talks on Lincoln's life will follow. Veterans and citizens are invited to attend and participate in a civic tribute to the martyred leader.
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Court House
Custer Pont
Grand Army of the Republic
Nathan
Band of Veterans
Abrihan Lincoln
Bya
Oconion
Sats
Charles G. Coffman
W. Williama
Traymond Maxwell
Lincoln
Walter M. Mortis
Felix
Sutton
Fong
Andoldtiors
Sons of Veterans
Indien
Labour unions plan concerted action across rail and coal fields
New York reports a pending coalition among four railway unions and the United Mine Workers to press for shorter working days. If enacted, 750000 workers across Pennsylvania, Colorado, and the South would mobilize. W. S. Garter and W. G. Lee reportedly back the move, while UMWA President John P. White may oppose it. Negotiations proceed with railroad reps in Mobile ahead of a key gathering tomorrow.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Domianda
Algut
Pennsylvania
Colorado
South
Eald
W. 8. Garter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainion
Mobile
United Mine Workers of America
Apenators
John PB. White
Taft Peace Plan League Boosts World Conference Push
State Board active as Taft era peace group seeks international arbitration. Disorderly conduct alleged after disturbance on a street car near New Rail Grounds. suspects detained by Deputy Sheriff John Slors. West Virginia Board of Trade hosts meeting in Parkersburg inviting notable officials and leaders to join the Enforce Peace drive.
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Taft Peace Plan League
Harry Milford
John Slers
Bart Pew
Dia
Taft
Enoch Howard Vickern
Roy Wonton Naylor
Pageo
Philadelphia
United States
Miecof
Hansen
Virginine
United Stauton
Goxtieroe
Wes Virginia Board of ‘Trade
Pile
George C. Nagle
J .Drennan
Franke W. Nesbitt
Gut W. Baten
Robert Hazlett
Rey” Naylor
Charlean
L. J. Smith
Ay ‘Alexander
Conley
Rear Non
D. F. Mayng
Charlen Ion
Davin
Dr. Ot. We da
Spilman
Aud
Hisaphcova
Gy McGilvitic
Krebs
W. Then
M. P. Shawkey
George Talley
P. Pulfer
J. F. Marah
Montgoney
Smarty Va
Champe
J Henderson
Huntington
Dr. Ti
Gut
P. Show
Zallar
Abbott
G. A
John Wi Mwai
Phillips
Mckioney
Kpt
Mexico argues censorship limits on telegraph accident
The Mexican government contends that censorship is not applicable to telegraph incidents and seeks to impose new conditions. Authorities argue the event falls outside prior control and requires updated regulation to address the evolving media landscape.
Grief Over Mother's Death Proves Fatal
Le roy B. Fleming aged 44, an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company at Central Station, died Sunday morning after falling ill following his mother's death two weeks earlier. Brain disease was said to have caused his death. he had been in poor health since his mother's passing and collapsed last Wednesday. Surviving relatives include his father, two brothers, a sister, and two sisters in Central Station. burial is planned at the Pleasant Grave Cemetery in Duck Wort after travel on Fallinco and Ohio trains.
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Leroy B. Fleming
Baltimore and Ohio
Central Stadon
Mr. Fleming
Win Plemings
Central Staton
Duinox Fleming
Walter Fanning
Arluiwas
George Fleming
Laineberport
A. Brown
Equires
Central Station
Tlyas
Fallinoce
Ohio
Trais No
Duck
Funeral Tuesday for ACCIDENT VICTIM LE Moore
LE Moore 98 avi ploy of South Penn water works Wallace died after a train collision near Wallace. Open switch caused a fast train to strike him as he walked on tracks. Burial in Odd Fellows cemetery follows funeral at Methodist church. Survived by widow Elizabeth and four brothers. member of Mono Lodge Knights of Pythons.
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LE. Moore
Outh Penn
Wallace
Ray
Norrisch
Mr. Moore
Moore
Bute
Wallace Eration
New Martianyitle
Elizabeth Moore
Mono Lodge
Knights of ‘Pythons
Chinaware Looted in Store Burglary Injures Morning
Burglars broke into Louis Piro's store by removing a window pane and bores through a door to reach a rear room. They rifled a cash drawer and stamps, took six dollars in cash, sugar, four packages, staples, and a varied chinaware assortment including bowls and pitchers valued at about 360 dollars. Weather was rainy and cold with snow after.
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SR Ae
Bowie
General Delmolté Las Dies in Frontline Illness
General Nicholas Victor Delmolté Las dies after illness contracted at the front. He was a hero of the retreat from Char Toro, commanding the rearguard of the Seventeenth Army Corps.
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Chavidorey
Paris
Hob
Nicholas Victor Delmolté Las
Char- Toro
Drlesdes
Frinth Seventeenth Umy Corps
Mrs. Martin Dead in Sycamore, Ill
Mrs. Ortha Martin, 8, wife of G. M. Martin, prominent farmer of Sycamore, died Sunday morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 at the Sycamore Methodist church, with burial in Sycamore cemetery. Survived by husband G. M. Martin, son Culn Martin of Pilsbury, Pa, daughter Mrs. Coall Coffman of Sycamore, and sisters Mrs. Anna McCarty and Mrs. Clara Forthey. brothers C.F. and T. Be Harter.
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Ortha Martin
Explosion at Skoda plant halts work killing many
A Rome dispatch reports a deadly blast at the Skoda armament factory in Hotomlay. Twelve inch hydraulic caption equipment was damaged as three buildings were blown up. Several workers perished including a famous Skoda employee at Pilaen.
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Milna
Tigly
Uin Skoda
Hotomlay
West Virginia Charity and Corrections to Meet in Fairmont
At a Saturday meeting the executive committee of the West Virginia Association of Charity and Corrections chose Fairmont for the next convention, to be held the week of November 20. John Sopher of Clarksburg Associated Charities helped secure the location. The Monongahela Valley Dental Association set its next meeting for April 1 in Fairmont and launched a West Virginia hygiene lectures initiative, followed by a banquet at the Willard Hotel.
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of Charities and Corrections Association
Clarksburg
West Virginia Association of Charity and Corrections
Fairmont
John Sopher
Clarksburg Associated Charities
Wxvouttye
Éprtimtta
Monongahela
Gas Rate Boost in Western Suburbs Amid Franchised Claim
Western suburbs Adamston and Glenwood see gas rates rise by two cents per thousand cubic feet after Clarkeburg Light and Heat Company raises charges under a franchise contract now expired. The Public Service Commission is asked to review the increase as residents allege no permission was granted to raise rates. the competing Light and Heat Company maintains it can charge the same rate under the old contract.
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Clarkeburg Light and Heat Company
Adamston
Glenwood
Wade
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Lathe Minden
Boing
Gan
Hutton Gas Company
Hyerikdoo
Statemonty
Tight and Heat Company
Kervige Commission
Inito
Raine
Light and Hoat Company
Light Aid Neat Company
Hulton Neigebeen
Engine Goes Through Bridge on Vincennes Line Tragedy
two enginemen drowned when Big Four No 48 on the Vincennes branch plunged through a bridge near Watamah south of Vincennes Indiana high water prevented the approach to the bridge the engine sank completely in water within four feet of the rail names Frank Lancaster 60 Mt Carmel Mt Oliver Hazelton 40 Mt Carmel were the victims the train was partly derailed and two weeks suspension was expected for the engine crew
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Vincennes
Big Four Railroad
Tee Cuvosiasco
Pneey
Ind
Hebi
Vincennen
Audlina
Frank Lancaster
Mt. Garmiel
Oliver Hazelton
Mts Carmel
NO NEW DEMANDS CLAIM DENIAL BY LANSING WASHINGTON
Washington denies claims that new demands were made in the Lusitania crisis. Secretary Lansing says no new demands have been issued and questions the accuracy of Dr. Zimmermann’s reported statements. Officials stress restraint in detailing negotiation notes and caution against broader interpretations of possible settlement terms.
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Washington
Lamine
Gunny
Howie
Berlin
Zimmerman
Lansing
Zim ' Ee
Zimmpensen Jaleient
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Circuit Court
C. A. Osborn
Stealey Heights
A. Brooksiste
Hes
Pittsburg and Wear Virginia Gas Company
Merchanty Savonal Bank
Thomas Brothers
America
Henry A. Wine Wool
American Society of Aeronautic Engineers
Alarto Santos-Dumont
Brasil
Aeronaut
South America
John Hays Hamerond, Jr
Parkersburg
Chicago
Federal League
Tudge
Ke M. Landie
Leroy E. Fleming
E. Moore
Grassell
Ross F
Stout
Louis Piro
Gromelil
Tero
Mrs. Martin
G.M. Martin
Sycamore
Great Skoda
Bohemia
Rome
Meliaygaro
Skoda
Pilaen
Dentists
Reuter
Petri
Vilow
Marie
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