Austro Hungarian forces seize Montenegrin positions
The Vienna war office reports Austro Hungarians advance on both northwestern and eastern fronts. In Montenegro they captured Spizza and Cettinje areas, taking 154 cannon 10 000 rifles ten machine guns and ammunition. Three hundred Montenegrins were captured and Austro Hungarian troops stormed trenches near Gradinh south of Berane.
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Epruin
Wireleys Toy Sayville
War Office
Vienna
Gvitinja
Alatemant
Balkana
Spizza
Cettinje
MT Loveen
Gradinh
Berane
Read Out van dances Age pate Berlin Inn 10
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Berlin, Sayville, Ruehle, and Karl Lich revectit with references to the Reichstag and parliamentary committee. The passage implies a political resignation or party departure amid Socialint and Reichstag mentions, but lacks clear facts or names.
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Berlin
Inn
Uby Wireless
Sayville Otte Ruehle
Socialiat
Reichstag
Socalat
Karl Lich
Socialint
Suit over valuable mineral land rights in Webster county
Jan 15 an equity suit proceeds in SEPARWESTON with J Harper Drips against John A Ballinger and the Old Lick Kean Coal Company over the judicial price of valuable mineral land in Webster county.
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Acciaren
Staten
J. Harper
John A. Ballinger
Old Lick Kein Coal Company
Webster County
Tragic Chicago Killing Then Suicide By Cop
In Chicago on January 15 patrolman William Baird shot and killed two children, Charles age 10 and Roger age 8, before apparently turning the pistol on himself. Mrs. Baird told the coroner’s room that her husband had acted strangely for days and seemed to brood over nothing.
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Chigago
Cook Arrested on Murder Charge After Long Chase
Louis Bian chold, 26, known as Cook, was arrested in Cleveland on a murder charge tied to the death of Miss Dolores Evan at a Cleveland hotel last Wednesday. Detectives say a trunk with clothing and jewelry was found. confession claims an accidental killing after an alleged robbery over $260.
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Vacianea
New York
Louis Bianchold
Cook
Rowe
Cleveland
Dolores
Guin
Bill
Syle
Blanchetti
Evan al
Hem
Quacrelett
Blanchett
Minx
Arrest Climax in Sensational Cleveland Chase
The arrest of Louis Blanchett ends a high profile pursuit that began after the murder of Dolores Evens in a Cleveland hotel. Police tracked him from Cleveland to Willow Station, then to Akron and on to New York, amid a brutal and brutalized case that shocked the city.
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Clevland
Louis Blanchett
Misk Dolores Evens
New York
Wdetece
Manchetti
Thi City
Willow
Akron
Chiesu
Cleveland
Hanchett
Dolores Evens
Annale
Russian and Austrian War Fronts See Changing Montenegrin Struggle
Reports describe renewed Russian offensives against Austria with heavy fighting and no gains. In Montenegro King Nicholas’s forces pursue retreating Montenegrin troops, capture more ground, and shift to a southward defense while Austrians push from Borance and seize Gradina heights. Western fronts show limited action as German led operations pause and trench and aerial activity continue along Balkans lines.
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Little Kingdom
Fromina
Nile
Costinja
Seythy
Atbanta
Inter Lor
Montenogno
Borance
Gradina
Madison's La Volleite in Home Isolation Amid Cold
The article notes Robert M. La Follette's confinement at home due to a severe cold, with six physicians ordering rest from duties to prevent pneumonia. It references county court authority and a chancery sale process planned for May 1910, detailing a public auction of estate items and property under court supervision in Marion County West Virginia, with deposits and bonds.
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Madison
Jil
Robert M
la Pollette
Bumkufils
West Virginia
Marion Vaiity
Hitler
Ostia
Ole Stan
Olene Hanijure
Foglebos
West Virginay
Warriva
Merk
Kewlt Court
Tmarrivow
West Viewi
Chancery
Huerta Will Likely Leave Estate to Widow in Texas
The Huerta will, prepared today in El Paso, designates the widow Mrs Amelia Aguile Huerta as legatee of real and personal property. He leaves shares to his rightful children to fit Texas law. The will provides no disclosed amounts. Huerta’s attorney says no wealth found in the United States.
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Edree
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Amelia Aguile Vuerta
Carrman
Aid Secientifica Element
Mexico
Tiera
Vera
Huerta
United States
Cotton Fire Destroys House and Cars in Pottsville Siding
A fire ruined a stove house filled with cotton and two loaded railroad cars on a siding of the Atiae Powder Company near Pottsville. Damage is estimated at 27000 dollars. The cause of the blaze is undetermined.
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Associated Press
Pottsville
Padan
Atiae Powder Company
Democratic leaders dine with McAdoo to discuss revenue plans
Democratic Members of the House Ways and Means and Foreign Affairs committees met with Secretary McAdoo at a dinner in Washington. The informal discussion covered revenue measures and administration plans with no decisions reached and the mood described as apolitical and non decisive.
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McAdoo
Facansacisnsn
Washington
Miemberk
Homeways and Means
Kunnta
Trenaury
Denial by Von Maynenburg On Letter Writing Claim
In New Orleans former German consul Ernest Von Maynenburg denied writing a disputed letter the London despatches attributed to him. The claim arose amid press reports from Ghent and Palmouth noting connections to R. Von Mysenburg, a former New Orleans consul, and to John Hay. The scene also notes Armenian relief actions and Villa era exile movements with sailors leaving New Orleans aboard the Chalmette.
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New Orleans
Ernest von Maynenburg
London
Port Said 16 An Important Outpost of the Levant
Port Said grows as a cornerstone harbor at the northern entrance to the Levantine world. The 1859-founded port, widened by 1403 1909 improvements, handles large cotton exports and ships for global routes to India and the Mediterranean. Population around 60,000 with diverse races and bustling commerce.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Lavantine
Radi
India
Awaty Toll
Port Said
Tleayly
Buay
Babol
Cairo
Mediterranea
Lake Menzaleh
Port Sali
Marriage Licenses Issued and Mixed News From St Louis
Marriage licenses issued include Charles Stout and Edna Murphy and Giuseppa Syndafore and Rosa Dovenno. A case of foot and mouth disease was found at the National stock yards in St Louis, killing seventy three hogs from Cay. Torvitte, INL. This is the yard's last case of the disease.
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Charles
Stout
Edna Murphy
Giuseppa Syndafore
Rosa Dovenno
Bart ST. Louis
National Stock Yards
Cay
Torvitte
Hunter found guilty of murder in 1916 hold-up case
Arthur Hunter was found guilty by a district court jury in Omaha Nebraska for the murder of W J Smutt, the cantor of the Women of the World, during an attempted holdup on October 18, 1916, and sentenced to life in prison.
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Omaita
Nebe
Arthur Hunter
W. J. Smutt
District Court
Italians March In Armor Like Knights Of Old
Italian troops advance in step wearing helmets and file armor as they prepare for combat, armed with axes and shields in a heraldic display before engaging the enemy in the field. The scene invokes medieval imagery as they move toward the frontline in a show of readiness and resolve.
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Cad I
Navy More Needed Than Great Army Says Kelley
New York January 1 Representative Patrick H Kelley of Michigan told the Navy Club that the United States might be compelled to intervene in Mexico and that while a strong navy is essential a great army is not required for immediate protection. He supported a substantial navy to defend the continent and voiced readiness to vote for size. Also cited were comments by Lemuel P Padgett and Henry A Wise Wood on naval plans and potential alliances.
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Jeeido
Mr. Kelley
Lemuel P. Padgett
Tannenhee
Naval
Navy Department
United States
Germany
Henry A. Wise Wood
Nint Conesulting
Béeaure
Miconten
Wood
Unitegr
Japan
Monron
Palley
G. Bookeland
Navals Consulting Board
Married to Count
Mes Ida May Swift daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Franklin Swift wed Count James Minotto of New York son of Count and Countess Minotta of Venice. The couple will sail February 6 for the United States and return to New York to reside on June 1.
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Associated Press
Onntoago
Ida May Swit
Louis Franklin Swift
James Minotto
New York
Minotta
Venice
Minotto
America
Circuit Court Orders Entered in Various Cases
Orders entered in the county circuit court show decrees of sale in Partners Bank of here versus Daniel H Cutright. A unilateral order issued in Maude Cunningham versus Earl J Ward et al. The Frank Cox suit against Bridgeport Lamp Chimney Company was dismissed for lack of notice. Charles P Callaghan discharged as committee for Katherine Kearts. The Clarksburg Transfer and Storage Company suit against E Pili and others was dismissed. Aime Gregorie allowed to give a new bond.
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Thecoup
Wader
Partners Bank
Daniel H. Cutright
Maude Cunningham
Earl J. Ward
Frank Cox
Bridgeport
Com- Rey
Charlex P. Callaghan
Katherine Kearts
Couple in menswear elude parents, enter Spokane police
Miss Ethel Spencer, 18, and her fiancé Frank Stimson travel from Cutbank Montana to Spokane to wed but are halted when they walk into the police waiting area riding the so called blind baggage and brake rods plan.
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Spokanh
Jan
Ethel Spencer
Frank Stimson
Cutbank
Mont
Spokane
Reed Arrested In Tarentiny Bay Association Embezzlement Case
Tarentiny Bay Inga and Ioan Association secretary Carson N. Reed was arrested in Tarentuj a today on embezzlement charges connected to alleged misappropriation of funds from the association. Auditorn faye pot fou a sotniak the books bub tie whdtage about $15,000.
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Pittsburg
Caorson N. Red
Tarentiny Bav- Inga and
Ioan Association
Tarentuja
Auditorn
Faye Pot Fou
Americans Sail Home From Peace Mission Trip
The American members of the Fort peace mission depart Rotterdam for New York aboard the steamer Rotterdam amid a cheering crowd. Norway Sweden and Denmark sent delegates as they traveled through those nations over six weeks urging peace plans. About one hundred sailed. thirty stayed at The Hague to push the original peace plan. The permanent peace board will meet daily as Germany’s blocking of Scandinavian return signals Stockholm as the future site for board deliberations.
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NL Mague
London
Fort
Hague
Germany
I x
Stockholm
Peace Board
Washington Congress Adopts Several Conservation Measures
June Washington report notes joint committee hearings on a dyestuff bill and the Ferris bill for mineral leasing. Discussions cover seventeen states, homesteads, and new conservation resolutions. Cox of Indiana introduces a measure on the Bleu Twine Trust. Adjournment set for Monday noon.
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Washington
Howse
United States
Repraventive Cox
Indiana
Illinois Wins In Cha mpaign Conference Night
Mindy basketball team defeated Ohio State tonight in a conference game by 1 to 0. A wage increase report from Pittsburg cites McGlinck Marshall Construction will raise wages by 6 percent starting Monday.
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Champaign
Mindy
Ohio State Tye
Pittsburg
Jat
McGlinck Marshall Construction Company
Mao
Greta
Hallas
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