Greatest Winter Battle Drives Russians to Press Germans Back
Petrograd reports say Russian forces push the Germans along a 250 mile front with heavy losses. The offensive, continuing for three days, drives retreat across central lines and is described as savage and large in scale. Russian center appears most vulnerable, per Times correspondent.
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Wilson urges cooperation of western nations
President Wilson urged Pan American Scientific Congress delegates to pursue political cooperation among western hemisphere nations. He urged a Western alliance binding states to strengthen regional welfare and shared prosperity through freedom of speech and closer ties across North and South America. Copper at twenty four cents.
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Turks to Aid Teutons in Greek Salonika Campaign
Turkish army of about one hundred thousand men arrived on the eastern Greek border to assist the Teutonic powers and Bulgaria at Salonika. Reports from the frontier say the force is commanded entirely by German officers and will reinforce the campaign against Salonika.
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Believed Turkish Invasion Seen as Greek Crisis
A Turkish army preparing to invade Greek territory to aid the Teutons at Salonika is viewed as likely to trigger a major Greek crisis. Greek hostility to the Turks suggests Greece would surge into the wider conflict upon entry.
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Federated Church Announces Sunday Services
The Congregational church schedules 11 a.m. Bible school and children’s service. An adult class studies John the Baptist. Endeavors meet at 7 p.m. Worship and sermon by Dr. Parsons at 8 p.m. Special choir music planned. Public invited to all services.
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Austria Silent on Persia Sinking Causes Tense Ties
Washington reports Vienna has not provided a statement on the sinking of the Persia, despite vigorous representations by Ambassador Penfield. The Austrian government remains silent, risking a potential rupture with the United States as tensions rise over the incident.
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Thessalonica Abandoned In Sinking Condition
New York Jan 7 the hundred sixty five passengers who were forced to abandon the sinking Greek liner Thessalonica Christmas day arrived on one of the ships that stood by the sinking vessel for some time before it was decided to abandon her. The passengers recount hours of horror as the ship sank with parts breaking down and little hope of rescue until the crew arrived.
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Conscription Bill Passes First Reading in Parliament
London January 7 1916 Premier Asquith sponsored draft measure gains first reading by four to one vote Unmarried men of military age would be drafted via existing Derby system with exemptions for essential workers Labor unions oppose though public views conscription as inevitable and unlikely to spark large protests ahead of enactment.
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Seward Suffers From The Big Storm
Seward endured a severe northward storm that struck Monday and eased Wednesday night. It damaged the Alaska Transfer Company ice house and ripped roofing from the Seward school house, the worst in ten years.
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Thessalonica Abandoned as Sinking After Night Rescue
New York dispatch reports the vessel Thessalonica abandoned by its crew who were taken to lifeboats and a coast guard steamer. The steamer is en route to rescue and the ship is sinking rapidly with no hope of preservation.
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Two British Steamships Submerged by Submarines
Survivors of the British steamships Middleton and Halla arrived with details of their sinking in the Mediterranean by hostile submarines. The report notes periscope glimpses and crew fatalities as vessels were sunk without warning. Nearby, the steamer Kanawha sank in the Ohio River drowning four crew.
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