Turmoil in Carpathians and Ottoman Reach Shifts Fronts
Disjointed OCR notes describe Austro German forces in the Carpathians, Turkish advances toward Hungary, and Russian fronts around Bukovina. Mention of Petrograd, siege stakes, andетр Egyptian canal theater hints at Mediterranean routes and potential air threats from the sea.
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Fejy
Heyst
Carpathians
Hungary
Bukowitn
Anc
Sovennis
Petrogradi
Tbh
Bates Selaim
Sant Peninantu
France
Tees ‘Sher
Mong
Mediterranean
Iin
Siler Wong Eee
Akatban
Nye
Med
Red Sea
Iva Sheen Jn
el Kantara
Tonkin
Angel of the Deaf Leads New York League Demand
Mrs John Peyton Clark heads the Silent Voice Neighborhood clubs and directs the New York League for the Hard of Heating. The movement she leads seeks to reach 5,000,000 deaf persons in the United States.
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John Peyton Clark
Silent Voice
New York League For
United States
German Victories Claimed in Western and Eastern Campaigns
Wireless dispatches from Berlin to London report German victories on the western front with claimed trench captures in Croonna and heavy Allied losses in Alsace. In the east, two minor Russian advances are noted, while German forces claim progress on multiple fronts.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Croonna
Alsace
Interrupted French successes recorded in Paris claim
Paris reports a French official statement praising interrupted progress on January 27 the birth anniversary of Emperor William and asserting French gains across industry. It claims German casualties exceed 20 000 in January 25 26 and 5 000 losses at Genones with 800 French losses.
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Paris
William
Violent French Fire Silences German Singers
Paris January 28 reports a violent French assault during the war that silenced German singers in Eyergen. The celebration of Emperor William’s day featured drums and a notable procession, but a sudden fire from French troops interrupted and ended the performances.
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Paris
Sroka Balghin
Eyergen Qoldiers Uring
Slavs Uprising Tensions Rise in Paris Mobilization
In Paris a high official signals mobilization of reserve forces amid unrest among the Slav population. Mercenary actions and clashes reported near the north part after a Sunday morning sermon, with crowds shouting anti-government slogans at the cathedral.
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Paris
Harry Sthaw Back in the Tombs After Seven Years
The Hour committee on public buildings and grounds plans a hearing on Salem delegation led by W. Wit to press Congressman Neelys bill for public housing in Salem. Salem board of trade’s committee will present the claim of the city for a federal building.
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House of Representatives
Committee On’ Public Buildings
Harry Sthaw
Salen
W. Wit
Neelys
Salem Board of Tradé
Union National Strong in Trial Amid Bank Controversy
Accused of feloniously obtaining 415 from a local woman, the Union National Bank case unfolds in the county court with attorney Alehael presenting for the defense. The article lists involved names, notes the bank's capital history, and reports on deposit and reserve details amid claims of hypocritical charges and community impact.
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Birs
Moly Dobrynala
Alehael
Torshini
Ty G. Nicewarner
Dobra
Michael Dobrynaka
Charles ‘Smith
Circuit Court Session Delayed By Bankrupt Funds Case
Fragmentary notes show the circuit court on Thursday addressing matters including General Receiver S. Austin Smith idle day. real estate funds linked to Wilbur Hy Shinn. Samuel Flenberg against Charles Harris continued. Harris and Sons agitation. A Schwartz involved in bankruptcy funds.
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Effet
S. Austin ‘Smith
Wilbur
Hy Shinn
Shiga
Samuel Flenberg
Charles Harris
Inaat Harris and Sons
Agitnar
S. A. Schwartz
Invohink
Dankruptcy Funds
Wah
Om Enti
Federal inquiry to probe Midwest transportation conditions
Fran P. Walsh chair of the federal commission on industrial relations announced that a Chicago hearing will open an investigation into U S transport conditions, rationing linkages and workers' welfare. The inquiry, to begin within weeks after hearings here, will later name witnesses. Lee Martz of Charleston is in town visiting friends.
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Au Saeco
New York
Fran P. Walsh
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Walsh
Chicago
Lee Martz
Charleston
Grover Golden accused of targeting Bridgeport townsmen
Reported in Bridgeport, Grover Golden a native who recently returned from the army allegedly confronted former townsmen, selling “bonded boots” booze. Prices ranged from 3 to 12, with victims finding no liquor and Grover departing by train to Ocean Mines station.
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Grover
Bridgeport
Grover Golden
Alaska
Texas
Colnnoh Rer Bork
Schute
Ocean Mines
Coal plant to restart ovens near Connellsville
Connellsville Pa Jan 28 The H G Prick Coke Company today issued orders for firing 1900 ovens in the Connellsville region. The ovens will operate five days a week and are to be opened next week.
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Connellsville, Pa
H-G
Prick Coke Company
Susuid
Convellaville
Weston inventor patents carrier for eggs and produce
Frank B. McKenney of Weston secures a patent for a carrier designed to hold eggs and other produce items. The device aims to improve handling and reduce breakage during transport and storage.
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Frank B. McKenney
Weston
Half Million Dollars In Pensions Paid In 1914
Pittsburg report from the United States steel and Carnegie pension fund shows total disbursements for 1914 at $1,875,021.35 to retired employees across subsidiaries in Pittsburgh Chicago New England and other regions. Monthly pensions averaged about $20.40 with most beneficiaries over 29 years of service, and none under 12.
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Pittsburg
Nail & Wiles
United States
Steed
Carnegie Pension Fund
Mims
Aince
Buon & Tobe
Aleé! Corporation
Pittebury
Tha Sarione
Chicago
New England
Worcester, Mats
Pensilons
Wintihuted
Tenessee Coal
Sersfoesn Traction
Tesu
Stung Twice Stung a Selft-made Hawkshaw in Court
Emile Ersak, coal miner, pressed charges in Magistrate W. E. Starcher's court after suspecting neighbor Steven Storlenski stole two of his chickens. The hearing ended with Storlenski acquitted while Ersak must cover $14.65 in costs, as Emile faced further charges and crowding by a police warrant.
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Hawkshaw
Enalle’ Ersak
W. E. Starcher
Emile
Steven Storlenskd
Storlenskis
Enille
Baille
W. B. Starcher
Storlonski
Hmille
Emile Erma
Steven Proplen
Salehbor
Ius Sava
Anille
Emille
Wood
Pentecost Sermon Delivers Impassioned Message at Central Church
Hyumgelist iH. Fy Lutz preached a forceful sermon on Pentecost during a revival at Central Christian Church Wean dey night. A large crowd attended, showing growing interest as the meetings began.
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Hyumgelist Ih
Condolence adopted for Howard Ny Ogden death
Charleston voters pass resolutions mourning Howard Ny Ogden member of the public service commission who died overnight. A funeral party of two senators and three representatives will accompany the body to Fairmont under merchant at arms Otto. The funeral train departs at 7 10 tonight reaches Wheeling 7 19 Friday morning, leaves Wheeling 10 30 and arrives Palismont at 12 27 Friday afternoon for services.
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Charleston
Resolu
Ion
Howard Ny Ogden
Tha
Public Service Commission
Senate
Fairmont
Otto
Wheellig
Wheeling
Palrmonti
Monongah division tops in efficiency and fuel use
Data from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shows the Monongah division led in passenger train efficiency in December 1914 with 21.69 pounds of fuel per mile and 293 pounds per 1000 tons for freight, improving from December 1913. Officials aim to further cut fuel use while praising last month’s rank. Also noted are two $500 bonds for John Connell over a magistrate court action. local music features include Mrs Taura Thompson leading a choir with solos and a male quartet during evening services with a sermon on Holy Spirit conversions.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ite
Monongah
Inter
John T. Connell
G. H. Gordon
Jill
Taura’ ‘Thompson
Wasaiko
Five Hundred Germans Are Killed in a Battle
Report from Petrograd dated January 28 describes a brutal engagement where German units suffered heavy losses. The Russian counterattack forced German forces from trenches and batteries, with intense fighting around Avianka and Souhacakw. The account notes capture of a German detachment and consolidates a grim tally of casualties in a single fierce battle.
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Renetel
Socha
Ator Tayount
Avianka
Olin
Aowards
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