Allies bombard Turkish forts in Dardanelles drive
London reports Allied forces have seized six forts at the Dardanelles as bombardment continues. Turkish defenses weaken under assault by British and French fleets, with damage to heavy guns and a rising risk of revolution in Constantinople. Bread shortages, halted commerce, and fears grow as Enver Pasha and German officers witness the devastation.
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London
Hritiah
Dardanelles
Fort Kilid Bahr
Eurpean
Enver Pasha
Marshal von der Goltz
von Liman Sanders
Bosphorus
Sea of Marmara
Omar
Constantinople
Sultan Ready to Run from Constantinople Dispatch
A dispatch from Athens reports the sultan of Turkey plans to leave Constantinople with imperial trains kept ready. Inhabitants of the Prinkipole lands near the Sea of Marmara are instructed to prepare to move.
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Paria
Mafin
Athens
Turkey
Constantinople
Prinkipole
Sea of Marmara
Roosevelt Plans American Legion to Unite Veterans
New York report states Sunday the formation of the American Legion, a group of former Army, Navy and militiamen to support national defense. Colonel Roosevelt notes in a letter to organizers his four sons will join, and he would seek congressional permission to form a division of naval army in case of war.
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New York
American Legion
Roosevelt
Congress
Nave Alry
Missing horse link found in southern Berea dispute
A garbled report mentions a missing horse link in a southern Berea Nevada area, with references to individuals such as Dewalla and Merisiheue Lope. It describes alleged ties to a university division and a vault-like context, but the fragmentary text obfuscates clear facts.
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Herkeley
Berea
Nevada
Jobn
Dewalla
Oxliihola
Corea
Meey
Bate
Tae Lie
Mabie
Dawe
Local Firms Go Bankrupt Amid Saturday Sale
Diatiilerins Bankrupt faces liquidation as Lani Kille Matlnele and Mie Cethling company and Fa. Walker Verising company join the oldvet commerce in a voluntary petition. The sale is planned for Saturday to settle debts and terminate operations.
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Lani Kille Matlnele & Mie Cethling Company
Fa. Walker Veriising Company
Oldvet
May veto gearen's bill and German steamer news
May veto related items appear amid garbled text noting a clash between United States and German interests. A German port steamer Neurwehe arrived from Calventod Bremen carrying a cargo of gems. The passage references U S politics and maritime movement with unclear dates and names.
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New Vek
Neurwehe
Calventod
Bremen
Gem
Germany
Piute Indian Chief Slays His Brother At Bloodshed Camp
Navajo scout reports in Blut Utah that Old Posey killed his brother Scotty who favored peace. Posey and the Piute band are blamed for resisting federal law as efforts to surrender the renegades continue. Indian agents and police plan to remove friendly Indians from likely combat areas toward the southern Ute Reservation in Colorado.
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Blut
Utah
Old Posey
Piute Band
Old Beapty
Scotty
Posey
Polk
Hateh
Bla
United States Indian
Colorado
Arguments In Frank Case At Supreme Court Conclude
Arguments on the Georgia federal court's refusal to grant Leo M. Frank a writ of habeas corpus in the murder of Mary Phagan were completed Friday before the U S Supreme Court. A decision likely will not be issued for several weeks.
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Frank
Washington
Georgia Federal Court
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Prosperity forecast by Tennessee representative Hull
Representative Cor Dell Hull of Tennessee, author of the income tax law, spoke in the House on Friday predicting permanent prosperity for the United States. He argued war had disrupted business and demoralized the world, but expressed optimism for a lasting recovery.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
United States
Fraudulent Insurance Scam Arrests Involving Defective Eye Fraud
Dr. George Rowell of San Bernardino and A G Kelly were arrested at the instance of the district attorney on charges of aiding in fraudulent operations linked to Joseph H N Wilson. Wilson allegedly used a defective left eye to defraud accident insurance companies out of $100000.
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Low Angels
George 4. Rowell
San Bernardino
A. G. Kelly
Joseph H. N. Wilson
Union Hero Dies at 75 in Washington Naval Hospital
General Charles Haywood USMC retired died at the Naval hospital in Washington Friday aged 75. A Maine native, he fired the last shot before the Cumberland went down in the engagement with the Merrimac and saved his life by leaping overboard.
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Washington
Maine
Charles Haywood
Us. M. C
Naval Hospital
Haywood
Cumberland
Senator La Follette Urges Peace Conference Call
Wisconsin senator La Follette fears global war if the US does not seek peace and introduces a resolution authorizing the president to salt and convene a conference of all neutral nations.
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LA Follette
Wissonsin
United States
Election Probe Proposed in Alabama and New York Coverage
Wordington considers investigation into Alabama election irregularities as Senate seeks to have the matter examined. In New York, district attorney Abe irial of Maery n Thaw faces scrutiny over comments tied to the conspiracy case amid delays in the trial.
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Wordington
Alettione
Alabama
Alk Fureth India
Kenicdy
New York
Abe Irial
Maeryn Thaw
Marshal Plans To Starve Indians In Utah Standoff
Reported plan by U S officers to encircle the Indian band at Butler wash Bluff Utah and starve them into submission. Details mention daylight rifle fire to deplete ammo and a night cordon of scouts to prevent escapes into the mountains amid a well armed group.
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Butlerwaah
Guard Foils Indian Plot at Bluff Utah
United States Marshal Nebeker's men thwarted a planned escape by four Indian and one Mexican prisoners on a Bluff Utah Sunday night. The inmates aimed to join Old Polk's band after learning Bosse's plans and strength. A prisoner dropped a shackles key, triggering a guard search. The key vanished and later was found in the pocket of an Indian prisoner.
Trapper Slays Man Near Milford Over Deer Dispute
A trapper from Mineral Range, Charles Lackerman, shot Edward Steady at the Cline ranch twelve miles northeast of Milford during a quarrel over hunting deer out of season. Steady died Sunday after a 29 hour delay before discovery. The bloodstained envelope bearing Steady’s name was found at the scene.
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Heaver
Utah
Edward Steady
Cline
Milford
Charles Lackerman
Atuodyo
Robber Kills Banker in Altering Incident
Fragmented report describes a robbery resulting in the death of a banker. A suspect named Brunke, 24, is linked to the crime amid an unclear sequence of events. Melbourne sources cite broad statements about international aid and textile shipments without concrete details.
New Haltian Ruler Emerges in Washington Power Shift
Reports describe a revolutionary faction pledging allegiance to a chosen leader who has overthrown the president. The upheaval follows a violent incident in the business district causing extensive damage to four wrecked structures at Loule and Colligevile Avenue, totaling about $1 00000.
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Guillaume New Haltian
Washington
Hat
Conor Guillagan
Theodore
Kash O. Loula
Loule
Colligevile Arenune
Russian Counter Move Repels German Advance
The Times reports a Russian counter move against the German advance from East Prussia. Russian forces struck along a line extending about 100 miles north of the Bialystok area near the Boke and Narew rivers, slowing the German push.
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Loudvn
Petrograd
The
Times
Prussia
Boke
Narew
Rural Credits Plan Adopted
A farm credits bill attached to the agricultural appropriations bill would create a bureau of farm credits in the treasury to make loans on farm mortgage notes through national banks. Loans would run ten years at 11 percent, with $300 to $10,000 limits, backed by bonds to establish a $10 million permanent fund. The measure, part of the Senate’s seventh big supply package, lifts total to about $24 million with seed distribution funds debated.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Bureau of Farm Credits
Treasury Department
United States
Indians in loyal mood to King George I
Delhi dispatch reports the legislative council of India unanimously adopted a resolution expressing gratitude and loyalty to King George I for his personal attention to Indian soldiers at the front in France and in the hospitals.
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London
Delhi
Legislative Council of India
George I
France
General Sir Ian Hamilton Leads 600000 in Home Army
General Sir Ian Hamilton commands Britain's home army with about 600,000 troops drilling in defences around the island to ready for possible German invasion.
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AN Hamilton
Ian Hamilton
Home Army of
Great Britain
Defanas
Elande
Welch Beate White and Freddie Webb Face Off in Wisconsin
Wisconsin report notes Welch Beate White and Freddie Webb in a cited sporting writers opinion match. Participants unnamed for other details, but the event centers on a Wisconsin venue with fans and local coverage.
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Welch
Local Officials Probe Substandard Workmanship Report
Officials investigate a construction site after workers report subpar materials and methods. Inquiry focuses on safety compliance, contractor practices, and potential penalties for negligent workmanship. Public inspectors urge immediate corrective action to prevent further hazards.
Fire Hits Junction City and Portland, Oregon
A seven-store fire in Junction City destroys shops and a hotel with losses around 25000, while Portland suffers fire and water damage in the retail district totaling about 26000. Oregon legislature adjourns with 1915 appropriations totaling 7,795,921 and this year about 7,648,066. A Marshfield bunkhouse fire claims seven lives, inmate Joseph Booker arrested as a material witness after fleeing to Wagner.
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Junction City
Ore
Portland
Joseph Booker
Smith Mill
Marshfield
Wagner
Oregon
Mnally
Fern Hobbs
Wert
Aldeston
Wash
Jeck Chorak
Juvenile Court
Denver
Colorado House of Representatives
Jige Ben B. Lindwey
Seek Safety in Basement Thunderstorm Advice
The message advises staying inside a house during a severe thunderstorm with immediate threat. Seek shelter in a basement or interior area, keep windows shut, and place yourself between large protected objects away from electricity and water pipes if permitted by a plumber.
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Cannes
Teuton plan to smash Russian forces in renewed war phase
The report outlines a German offensive on the north front in Poland and Galicia, with Russia pulling reinforcements by rail. It notes fighting in central Poland, the Carpathians and Bukovina, and limited Western action in Champagne and Verdun with French bombardment at Metz.
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Prasanyra
North
Kolomen
Bastallen
Dardanelles
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Petrograd
Poland
Kone
Meels
Carpathians
Galiela
Bukowina
Prussian
Kukovina
Champagne
Verdun
Metz
Austrians on Short Rations Policy Takes Hold
Vienna imposes nation wide food controls after furthest grain restrictions. Citizens must declare stocks and the state will regulate consumption and purchase excess. Government to seize surplus and set fixed prices. Washington reports looming price pressures on staple foods and warns of protective measures.
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Rotterdam
Vienna
Duncan’s Farewell Service Ends in West Lafayette
Dr. Oliver N. Nisley of West Lafayette collapsed and died during a farewell service for Perry O. Duncan at the West Lafayette Baptist Church. The event occurred as the community paid tributes to the departing figure, with Nisley’s death shocking attendees.
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Lafayette
Perry O. Duncan
West Lafayette Baptist Church
Oliver N. Nisley
West Lafayette
Bull
Murdock Chosen Leader of Progressive Party
Kansas Representative Victor Murdock was named chairman of the national communities of the Progressive party. An unrelated Mississippi minister, Reverend James Morrison Darvell, formerly pastor at a Unitarian church in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged violations of the Mann white slave law.
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Murdock
Progressives
New York
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Ntional
Progressive Party
Ube Comattier
Pusewaced
Selurdey Wight
Sete
Miweukes
Wie
Jamon Murrison Daveell
Unitarian Ghureh Te
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