German Push in Poland and Eastern Front Boldly Reported
Washington reports detail a massive German advance in Poland with Russian forces retreating from Cracow to the Vistula while Turkish forces invade Russian territory. The era notes Gen Pau's Alsace invasion and a Navy recruitment drive seeks to fill a manpower shortage amid calls to reopen recruitment fees nationwide.
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Cracow
Vistula
Pau
Alsace
Rome
Pretrograd
Trang Caucasia
Ardahan
Tiflis
Arvia
Caspian
Caucasias
Trans Caucasias
Caspian Sea
von der Goltz
Congress to fund Alaska waters survey plan
Congressman Albert Johnson states Congress will provide liberal funding for surveying Alaska waters and believes at least four new vessels will be assigned to survey work in the coming season. The message was sent by wire from Seattle on January 5.
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Seattle
Albert Johnson
Alaska Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Alaska
Natives and Weather Bring Alert to Seward Peninsula Fair
Winter shortages threaten Teller residents as seal and tom cod catches fall. The Reindeer Pair at Mary's Igloo on Jan 11 draws interest from Seward Peninsula natives with prizes from the Bureau of Education and Nome merchants. War dispatches from Europe update various fronts and air battles as reports reach the region.
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Teller
Mary's Igloo
Seward Peninsula
Lomen Brothers
Bureau of Education
Nome
German Aviators Attack British Bases Near Dunkirk
Reports from Berlin describe a raid by German aviators on British supply bases near Dunkirk. The attack allegedly destroyed stores of ammunition and other supplies, with several bombs hitting storehouses and detonating munitions, causing large explosions at the British bases.
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Berlin
Dunkirk
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Install Officers Friday
All Odd Fellows Rebekahs and their families are requested to attend the installation of officers Friday January 8 1915 at 9 oclock p m N L Holmgren Secy
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
New Dancing School Teaches Modern and Old Dances
Miners Home Club hosts a dancing school on Tuesday and Friday at 8 p m with lessons in tangos hesitations and older dances taught by Mrs Oliver and Mrs Peterson.
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Miners Home Club
Oliver
Peterson
Nome Weather Summary for January Fourth
Nome Alaska report shows temperature high 24 and low 16 with cloudy skies and north wind at 14 miles per hour. Barometer reads 29.21 inches. Also a local ad promotes fresh peanut candies salted peanuts and salted almonds at the Rove Candy Store.
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Nome
Alaska
Rove Candy Store
Albanian Provisional President Seeks Italian Naval Aid
Albanian rebels threaten the provisional government as control tilts toward them. The president appeals to Italian warships for assistance, a move seen as pivotal before a potential government collapse. News from Nome Daily Nugget confirms the latest war developments.
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Durazzo
Jan
Nome Daily Nugget
Laundry pickup ad for Main 151 by People’s Steam Laundry
In a terse notice the People’s Steam Laundry offers prompt delivery service to collect and return laundry from the caller at Main 151, addressing J. Williamson as proprietor.
Governor Pothier Backs Presidential Vote for Women
Governor Pothier of Rhode Island states in an address that he favors granting women the right to vote for President of the United States. He notes strong supporters of suffrage in the state and signals ongoing efforts toward a broader concession on this issue.
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Pothier
U. S
Providence
Hen
Vorte
Rhode Island
Chief of Staff to Confer With Vila on Border Policy
Washington reports Chief of Staff Scott plans to confer with Villa today regarding the border and protection of American citizens from invasion. No final agreement yet, but discussions aim to reduce crossings and clarify the stance of the United States with Mexico.
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Vila
Washington
Scott Plone
Villa
United States
Reno
Prohibition Edicts Shake Mexican Front During Civil Conflict
General Carranza bans liquor sales in his controlled towns to curb unrest and purify territory as Villa counters with a lenient policy. Both leaders push distinct approaches to control populations and morale amid ongoing hostilities.
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Verdor
Husband Kills Wife Then Turns Gun On Self
In a morning family tragedy in which Marie Miller of Ohio was killed by her husband who then shot himself. Neighbors heard screams and rushed to aid but were unable to intervene before the fatal double event.
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Jingoist Press
Japan
Korea
Ieee Sere
Marie Miller
Weir
Bartletts Dancing Class Advertised at K K Hall
Mrs Bartlett offers dance lessons at K K Hall on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Both old and new dances taught.
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Merlin
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Donje Riv
Trans Caucasia
Paris
France
Rhine
Argonne
Paulin
Antwerp
Copenhagen
Germany
German East Africa
Jan S
Goliath
Hecht
Fox
Obralta, Din
Hambure Amerie Liter Griediy
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Pritts
Gu Iy
North Sea
Gavia
China
Daily Nugget
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Betis
Pertawa
Kansas
Belgium
York
Duns
Hennat
Rotterdam
Delian
Cue Henple
Kanais
Katsos
Adel
Solhire
Vpchison
Henry Dingel
Wmitchison Factory
Cloxad
Manufactire
Agony Sty Artillery
Hanes Ani British Army
J. Wagner
2Nd Avenue
Court House
Llies
Wilson
Lundus
Johg
Hatius
United Sinee
NEW Dancing School
Italy
V. J. Williamson
Carranza
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