Von Mackensen Drives Heaviest Blows on Moldavia Front
German and Austro-Hungarian forces tighten pressure along the Moldavian front. Troops push toward Oituz and Fokshanl while overrunning positions south of the Trotus valley. Russian and Romanian resistance slows the advance as 1,200 prisoners are reported taken and bridgeheads near Fokshanl and Fundenl Hore are contested.
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Matchin
Dubrudja
Petrograd
Berlin
Teutonig
Foksbani
Rimnik
Barat
Mountais
Danube
Sereth
Varia
Skirmfubey
Lorraine
Russ
Rutmanlane
Bayville
Teutonic
Yentertay
Moldavia
War Office
Aldeg
Oituz
Wallachia
Fokshanl
Vira
Dobrudja
Trotus
Mount Faltucan
Derick
Soreya
Suaita
Hla
Betwen
Dante
Bralla
Cih
Auslan
Long
Arredondo bids Lansing goodbye amid Mexico ties
Washington reports say Ellees Arre dondo, Carranza’s ambassador designate, bid Secretary Lansing farewell and will depart tonight for Mexico City. Ramo P. Denesri, Carranza consul general at San Francisco, will head the embassy. Reasons for departure unclear. Arredondo denied withdrawal and hinted a meeting with his chief in Mexico City. Relations with Mexico appear strained as officials note ongoing discussions with the American commission.
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Washington
Ellees Arredondo
General Carranza
Lansing
Mexico City
Ramo P. Denesri
Carranza
San Francisco
Arresondo
Arredondo
Mexico
Henry P. Fletcher
Wilson Iaer
Carrenan
Atlantic City
Carolina
Ban
Bia
Arredonds
Metico
Lawson Denounced Over Wilson Peace Note Leaks in Senate
Washington January 2 Charges of unauthorized disclosure of advanced information on President Wilsons peace note surfaced as Senator Stone spoke in the Senate. Thomas W Lawson of Boston was cited as involved in stock market gains and faced heightened official scrutiny.
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Washington
Wilson
Senator Stone
Senate
Thom
Ge W. Lawson
Moston
Confusion Over Confidential Info in Congress Probe
Chairman Henry of the rules committee discusses a proposed congressional investigation. Senator Stone condemns any public official who uses secret information, warns betrayals may trace to civil service, and denounces Thomas W. Laweon for suggesting lawmakers would avoid an inquiry into stock market concerns.
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Henry
Boure
Blone
Cald
Stone
State Department
Zerrice
Eleator Stone
Thomas W. Laweon
Congress
Enka
Villa Bandits Meet Defeat Near Guerrero
In Terreron near Guerrero, Carranza forces under General Eduardo Werpender defeated Francisco Villa's six hundred followers. About 25 Villa troops were killed, one bub red and four prisoners taken, and substantial loot including rifles, cannons, shells, grenades, machine guns, cartridges, provisions, and wagons recovered. Villa leaders Julio Acosta and Ornelas fled with about 100 men, pursued by General Hernandez's cavalry.
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EA Paso
Texas
Chihuahua City
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Eduardo Werpender
Terreron
Guerrero
Villa
Andres Garcia
Carranza Consdlates
Francesco Murguia
Nernandes
Wolforma
Thia
Julio Acosta
Ornelas
Hernandez
Troops May Be Called Home From Mexico City Mission
Washington reports the possible withdrawal of the American expedition after sending Henry B. Fletcher to Mexico City as ambassador. The Mexican crisis nears a decision tied to General Carranza's likely actions and delayed confirmation. Also noted is the private marriage of Earl Curzon to Mrs Elvina Thiatso in London with a luncheon follow up.
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Washington
Jat
Henry B. Fletcher
Mexlco City
Carracan
Jendes
Jen
Earl Curzon
Kedlea Ion
Grate Elvina” Thiatso
Alabama
Tata
Monroe
Jmeng
Alfred Dognan
Nuenos Aires
Murder Mystery Unsold: Maria Colbert Case Continues
Philadelphia January report on Miss Maria Colbert murder reveals a tangle of admirers and associates. Detectives watch two men and three women, including a supposed killer and his alleged confidante, as names from lawyers, doctors, journalists, and hotel workers are questioned. Captain Tate Bald Lo lay cautions rigorous elimination to avoid rash conclusions.
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Philadelphia
Maria Colbert
Cana
Tate Bald Lo Lay
Fifth Week Of The Bopp Trial In San Francisco
The fifth week of the Franz Bopp trial and six associates on charges of conspiring to violate neutrality ends with both sides aiming to finish evidence by Friday night. District Attorney Preston resumes cross examination of detective C C Crowley, accused of plotting alleged dynamite schemes for the German consulate. Crowley and Louis J. Broich are described as involved with other defendants in coordinating alleged war shipment disruptions across the United States and Canada.
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San Francisco
Franz Bapp
Foritain
Dexun
United States District Court
C. C. Crowley
John W. Preston
Crowley
Preston
Louis J. Broich
Aione
United States
Canada
Ogden Ice Company to Resume Work With 190 Men
Manager Earl Thomas of the Ogden Ice company announces 11 inches of ice on the ponds and plans to employ 190 men tomorrow morning to cut and store ice. He expects to haul 000 tons this year, weather permitting, with ice quality enhanced by recent snow removal and potential artificial ice operations during the season.
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Earl Thomas
Ogden Icw
Thomas
Peace Note Debate and Turkish Independence Stance
A broad overview of wartime diplomacy features debates in the U S Senate on a potential immediate peace resolution, Turkish repudiation of great power guardianship, and the forthcoming entente reply text to President Wilson. It notes officials' hopes for a prompt but cautious Senate action, Turkey seeking independent terms, and allies preparing to publish the peace note with possible deliveries to Paris.
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Washington
Lansing
Germany
Paris
Benatorian
Witchcock
Wilson
Foreign Relations Y Committee
Hitchcock
Senate
Gallinner
Foreign Relations Committee
Bendler Hitchcock
United States
Senator Gallinger
Senate 4
Gallinger
Senator Allinger
Europe
Nebraske Desites
Benator Lodge
Brony
Turkey
Elkus
Constantinople
Paria
Berlin
Ac Jon Earely
Outstoma
London
Entente
France
Real Diitain
Italy
Russia
Wiliam G. Sharp
Harp
Virginia labor strife at Cushion Mint camps shows limited strike reach
Virginia and Ratny Lake company reports only 400 to 450 of 4000 workers in seventeen camps have joined a strike. The company denies armed strikers and cites 28 special deputies prepared to handle the situation. IWO organizer Jack Deaton has been ordered to leave Virginia within 24 hours amid tense labor unrest.
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Virginia, Man
T. Ht. Gamore
Virginia and Ratny Lake Company
Cushion
Mint
Jack Deaton
Colorado
Virginia
Divided View On Daylight Saving Adopted Attitude
New York daylight saving committee reports a split on the merits of advancing clocks. Professors Nareld Jacoby of Coluistia University and Frank Schicnainger of the Aleghany Observatory favor adoption while others oppose.
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New York
San
American Astronomical
Janedete
Waza Bat
Nareld Jacoby
Af Coluistia University
Frank Schicnainger
Aleghany Observatory
Wheat Prices Shoot Upward Amid Peace Negotiation News
Chicago January reports wheat futures rising on rumors of central powers peace talks. May wheat climbed to around 1.78 dollars per bushel, with fluctuations into Saturday trading. Prices showed gains near 7 cents at peak, then pulled back, closing with mixed advances for May and July deliveries.
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Chicago
Ibi
Antente
Pilles
Stock Market Prices Rise At Market Open
New York January 2 Prices jumped upward at the opening today with brisk trading. Twelve thousand shares of United States Steel sold at 108 to 108 34, up 1 4 to 2 12. Other issues gained from 1 to 4 points. Unfavorable prospects for peace in the entente note published Friday evening largely blamed for the rise.
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New York
United States Steel
Campaign to employ men aged forty five to sixty five ends
Chicago January 2 A committee of Chicago business men who sought jobs for men aged 45 to 65 has ended its drive. Chairman Benjamin J. Todd said Rosenthal claimed positions have been found for virtually all physically capable applicants. Ads seeking men over 43 recently appeared in local papers.
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Chicago
Benjamin J. Toadthal
Rosenthal
Burglar Scared Away From Millionaire Explorer Home
Chicago January report describes a burglar entering the Lake Shore Drive residence of Yoho Dordea, Arctic explorer, being frightened off by a guard or household member. The intruder reportedly fled after the homeowner confronted him, leaving behind a small amount of valuables valued around 35,000. Police search ongoing, no injuries reported.
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Chicago
Jan
Borglar
Lake Shore Drive
Yoho Dordea
Mre
Bordea Betata
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