19 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
1
Long dispatch lists multiple fronts with Russian advances in Transylvania and near Warsaw, Turkish losses and harsh winter affecting troops, naval clashes near Black Sea, and German gains south of Lille. Reports describe mass movements, artillery duels, and deteriorating conditions across Europe with various leaderships reacting.
London date January reports that Kitchner declares the allies are prepared to meet the promised German big gun onslaught. He says allied batteries on the firing line now include howitzers equal to those used by Germany, a fact he notes was previously withheld from the British.
London report says Allies reinforce the center and expect a renewed German assault. General Joffre remains confident in holding the line as every available man is deployed to meet the anticipated onslaught.
Rome January 1 Signor Marcout reports after joint English and French inquiry that Holland German forces cannot interfere with enemy wireless traffic. Dutch stations cannot receive messages sent by secret waves and only equipped stations can access the special apparatus installed by France and Britain.
A melee erupted today involving about two hundred strikers and fifty deputy sheriffs at Roosevelt. Several arrests were made as tensions rose when strikers blocked trains, sparking a rapid police response to restore order.
A strong earthquake rattled Calabria and Rome, toppling some buildings and injuring residents. Early reports indicate tremors were widespread with fear and damage reported in several towns. Authorities urged caution as rescue teams assess affected areas.
Miners Home Club starts dancing lessons on Tuesday and Friday at 8 p.m. Teaching tangos hesitations and older dances, with Mrs Oliver and Mrs Peterson as instructors.
Washington report on January 19 describes a Congressional committee clash between Wicker ham Isham and Dr Lester Jones over Alaska fur bearing animal laws. Jones urged stricter limits after fieldwork on the seal islands. Wickersham protested further restrictions, arguing locals are overburdened by Washington meddling.
President Wilson welcomed a grandchild to the White House as visitors crowded around. The new arrival drew attention amid the day’s press of business, with the President managing brief greetings and minimal remarks due to duties.
M D Reed of Council seeks his missing brother last seen in Seattle on December 20, 191% heading east to Indiana. Described as about 5 ft 10 in, slender, light brown hair, scar on lip, missing left upper front tooth, age 31, traveled with dark suit and brown overcoat. Contact Mo Reed, Cornell, Alaska with any information.
William Landers Nome attorney dies in California after a long career as deputy to the local district attorney. He served under Morat Bloe and was appointed by President McKinley as attorney general in Nome, with associates including Joe Woods. The text notes illness and his death in Nome, with references to Mia Annita Cox and a funeral context.
Reports from Avar aan indicate the Italian center of the earthquake disaster show government forces managing relief and rescue with the work progressing, though many bodies remain trapped under debris. Food and shelter have been provided for a large number, easing distress, while delays in recovery persist. The Pope is expected to retire to the Vatican within view of Rome.
A schooner named Penarth ran ashore on the Nortoti coast after being driven onto rocks. Twenty one lives are reported lost or missing, with the ship considered a total wreck.
Jan 1 report says Villa will arrive in Mexico City to aid provisional president Garza. Letters cited show Gutierrez plotted against Villa and friends feared assassination. Arrival suggests Villa will handle affairs personally and may lead to him heading a provisional government and eventually the elected presidency of Mexico.
Stamped goods and a sale on dresses and aprons with prices from 1.25 to 3.25 for dresses and 0.50 to 1.65 for aprons. A 1-inch hand embroidered table cover given with each 1.00 purchase at Mrs. J. Wanger's on 2nd Ave opposite the Court House.
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