Russian Wedge Near German Border and Soissons Battle
A Soviet and Allied war update covers the Russian wedge advancing toward the German border within twenty miles, a four day German victory near Soissons driving back French lines, and ongoing oscillations in broad Europe including battles near Arras and Arras defenses, with reports of air raids and political shifts at war ministries.
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Caucasus
Paris
Reims
Aisne
Joffre
London
Hin
von Hindenberg
Garza pledges defense of Mexico City against Carranza forces
President Garza declares the capital garrison sufficient to repel any attack. He notes Carranza’s northward movement signals a possible advance by thousands, but says government forces are in fine condition and capable of defending the city against any army Carranza can muster.
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Jan
Garza
Carranea
Fros
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Pope Benedict to Return to Vatican Sunday
Avergano dispatch reports Pope Benedict will return to the Vatican Sunday after a wide inspection of earthquake zones. He has spent funds on living with relief efforts for the wounded and dead as hundreds of priests aid in relief work.
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Rome
Avergano
Pope Benedict
Vatican
New Dancing School at Miners Home Club Evening Classes
New dancing school opens at the Miners Home Club with lessons Tuesday and Friday at 8 p m Mrs Oliver and Mrs Peterson teach tangos hesitations and older dances The Coffee House and Restaurant run by Mrs Niebling offers home cooking with lunches and short orders and dinner from five o'clock Next door to the Surprise store
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Miners Home Club
Oliver
Mra Peterson
Dardanelles Progress Rumors Amid War News
A Smyrna schooner reports passing a French gunboat towing a disabled battleship near the Dardanelles. Allied fleet progress remains a mystery with unverifiable reports. In New York, German press cites official Danish sources claiming German stability and troops aiding defense while children work farms.
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Smyrna
Dardanelles
New York
Jan
Denmark
German submarine sinks small English steamer Durward
London January 22 A German submarine torpedoed the small English steamer Durward and she sank the crew were rescued and taken to Rotterdam Stockholm January 22 The Germans are reconnoitering the boundary of Sweden and Finland with airships to destroy the Petrograd Sweden railway link used to move supplies to Russia, aiming to cut transit of materials.
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Durward
Rotterdam
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Petrograd
Russia
Standstill in Caucasus as Russian push halts Turkish defense
Constantinople reports a Russian advance in the Culiensis region is halted after Turkish forces regrouped following a defeat. Turkish line holds as heavy casualties and munitions losses are noted. In Archangel, ice breakers fail to keep northern routes open, ending winter sea access and severing steamship links.
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Culiensis
Aad
Ihehr Daek
Archangel
Vetrograd
Jon
Come Jce
Russian Sea
Norway
Germans Slow Advance in Poland Reported
Copenhagen January 22 German forces claim a slow advance on their right wing in Poland despite heavy obstacles. An attack on Russian lines occurred amid a terrible snow storm that hampered movement. German troops faced overwhelming Russian numbers but reportedly pushed their line after twenty four hours of desperate fighting.
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Copenhagen
Poland
Golovin Notes on Plentiful Winter Rabbits
The Golovin country reports an abundance of jet rabbits this winter. Hunters are bringing them in by the sled and selling at ten cents per pound for dog feed. A man can fill his sled in a few hours as the country is lively with rabbits.
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iNugget
Golovin
Republicans Organize to Fight Ship Purchasing Bill
Republicans mobilize opposition to a ship purchasing bill. The article notes White House support, Democratic defections, and Senate maneuvers as Republicans rally to block the measure amid interparty tensions and broader administration pressure. Weeks and others briefed senators as discussions resume amid partisan conflict.
Roosevelt Likely to Return to Republican Party
A historic party realignment rumor swirls as Roosevelt faces renewed courting by Republican leaders. Central committee discussions reportedly contact Roosevelt to consider rejoining the GOP, while some officials deny decisive moves have been made.
Bryan Says U S Must Not Be Involved in Mexico
Washington dispatch reports Bryan and the administration indicate the United States should refrain from involvement in Mexican affairs. Secretary Hewan expresses regret over rapid turmoil in Mexico while acknowledging it would take the Mexican people years to settle.
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Bryan
U. S
Mexico
Washington
Dan
Ann Ny
Hewan
Willy
Dancing class returns Friday evening at Parish hall
Miss Garcelon's dancing class starts at 8 p m Friday at the Parish hall with lessons priced at 1.00. The notice also advertises house dresses aprons and other items with price details and a hand embroidered table cover offer with a 1.00 purchase at Mrs J Wanger’s on 2nd Ave opposite the Court House.
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J. Wanger
2Nd Ave
Court House
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