TACTICS SHOWN BY ARMY MOVES
A stocky report on World War I strategic moves highlights Germany France and Russia. It analyzes defenses at Paris the Kiel canal and possible turning points while noting German and Austrian positions and suspected troop movements in Finland Vilna and Galicia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
France
Kiel Canal
Triple Entente
Chica #0 Tribune
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Namur
Bertin
Muthausen
Hertin
Kiel
Pal
Mulhausen
Herin
Bergen
Marie
Frontiers Rally for Kiel Canal as War Plans Echo
Fragmented wartime dispatch outlines German and Allied force movements with emphasis on Kiel Canal strategic role. Reports describe French and British mobilization, Austrian corps in Galicia, and cavalry and artillery dispositions. Forecasts warn of heavy combat near the Kiel area and potential decisive consequences for the European war balance.
Peculiar South American Life and Customs Explored Abroad
A Chicago Daily News correspondent visits Entre Rios Argentina to describe surface differences in dress, gates, and daily routines. He notes front door signals, courtyards, and travel by bed and trunk, plus open courting, emotional culture, mourning customs, and the prevalence of crepe outfits among women and children in contrasts between rural and modern homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Entre Rion
Argentina
Enid
Calle
Gallanta
Horrors of War Told by Fleeing Refugees
A World War era dispatch describes refugees fleeing invasion as shells fall and towns burn. Soldiers burn crops and villages, while a correspondent observes civilians abandoning homes and belongings along the road amid advancing German troops.
Mystery Creature In River Bottom Spooks Mount Ephraim Area
A rugged tale from Mount Ephra'sa recalls a group of youths venturing into a river bottom to confront a mysterious vermin like creature. The creature rigs a strange escape, while elders and hunters debate its threat and the villagers react with fear and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ephra'sa
Laerrin
Unclear fragment on Friday superstition and luck
The text presents a garbled note about superstition on Friday and luck, mentioning names and phrases without coherent context. It references unlucky versus lucky days and various fragmented terms that do not form a complete event or people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mopenra
Drew
Northwest notes reveal territory history and local disputes
The column surveys Montana territorial birth and statehood, waterworks financing debates, and industrial concerns. It cites Seattle officials on labor, Washington fish canneries, and war impact on irrigation. It notes a drowning in Spokane river, a fatal Wellington wreck ruling, and railway murder rumors near Troutdale. It covers Union Pacific views on war effects, navigation law revision, and Missoula project doubts. It includes Nevada anthropology notes and smelter updates amid war anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Shoshone
Idate
Federal Industrial Relations Committee
Seattle
J. Allen Smith
Department of Economics
University of Washington
State of Washington
Theresa McMahfo
State Industrial Commission
Federal Industrial Commission
Ne Meinten
Babe MeIntire
Hole
Spokane
Butte
Balse
Wellington
Wash
Great Northern
Stat Preme
Idaho
F. Rooney
Troutdale
Ore
Europe
Rall
Hen. Lovett
Union Pacific System
Lovett
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Nevada
Lowle
Athos
Mzpress
Depnoy
Ise
Swpurr
Une Mune
Progrem
Hino Peak
Salt Lake
Aros
Gorthern
Ube
Mont
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Paria
Mont Muthageen
Colne
Fithe
Worraine
Shellomt
Alsweeterraine
Abe
Austria
Lengberg-Bucharest
Roumania
Ruste
Hango
Helsingfora
Finland
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Intersburg
Vilna
Galicia
Carsiry
Wbust
Warde
Cai
Cerna
Ufbene
Auera
Brussels
Ros
Luxemburg
Yanasex
Bern
South America
Monte
Trlin
Elena Ton
Brence Alves
Heland
Eurcpue
Gonos
Eternete
Duintuekigian Monten
Mouland
Shell, Gre and Ramen & Correspondent
Northwest Notes
H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
National Pane Building
Kemmerer
Wyoming
U. S
J. R. Marquis
W. R. Hocker
Centiat
Issions
Ivan Jones
Ivan S. Jones
Ralph W. Smith
Robert R. Row Smith
Rose
J. W. Sammon
Haring
Baerresen Bros
Wyomig
Cheyenne, Wye
Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston
Cumberland
Diamondville
Robert S. Spence
R. H. Embree
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Wromag
J. A. Pohjola
Frank Rosenstein
Wyomuad
Opera House
D. J. Brown, Propsie
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