Great Battle Progress for Bunowina Front
Wartime dispatches report ongoing fighting around Bunowina as Russian, German, and French forces clash along the Yser front and in Bukowna. News recounts artillery duels near Steenstrade and Nampierre, bombardments east of Georgen and Hooainghe, and advances with prisoners taken despite counterattacks.
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Petrograd
London
Russian War Office
Hack
Poallona
Mamadan
Persia
Azadabad
Chena
Kangawar
Hamadan
Czartoryak
Volhynia
Russia
Bukowna
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Cabinet Crisis Deepens As Quitting Ministers Threaten Resignations
London dispatch reports Sir John Simon's resignation from the Home Office amid cabinet strain over conscription and Ireland. Premier Asquith seeks to avert exits as Reginald McKenna and Walter Harcourt debate concessions. Debate centers on arms size, munitions, and Ireland’s exclusion from the bill’s reach.
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London
John Simon
Slater
Asquith Yeaterday
Sir John
Arall
Reginald McKenna
Walter Hendman
The
of Trade
Asquith
Ireland
Press Association
Times
Mormting
McNenna
Rucciman
Post
Daily Chronicle
Lewis Harcourt
Herbert Bamuel
Duchy of Lancaster
Home Office
Belgian Royal Decree Issued To Honor Belgian War Aid
Havre France Jan 4 12 45 a m a Belgian royal decree inaugurates the Golden Book to commemorate acts of generosity and charity toward Belgium in the war. The book will be in three parts outlining monetary gifts and listing organizations aiding Belgians under German occupation with the names of contributors and benefactors.
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Belgium
Havre
France
Acta of Genernalty
Towand
Chilean composer Enrique Sora to lead Pan American Hymn
Enrique Sora renowned pianist and composer from Chile traveled to Washington to lead the singing of the Pan American Hymn. A 125-voice chorus performed at the Pan American Scientific Congress opening. Sora, head of piano and composition at the Conservatory of Mosaic in Chile, has earned top prizes in Milan 1904 and numerous Latin American honors.
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Enrique Sora
Americas
Washington
Soro
Conservatory of Mosaic of
Chile
Byron
Conservatory of Music
Milan
Italy
Latin-America
War relief agency aid in occupied territories described
A report outlines an organization led by Yerzana that directs efforts to support refugees, wounded prisoners, and other war victims in occupied areas. The work spans various institutions and includes overseas-spread relief activities.
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Yerzana
German Export Trade Figures in 1915 Quarter Four
Berlin reports export figures for the fourth quarter of 1915 with the United States and Philippines. Exports to the United States totalled 628 5b7 dollars versus 3 600 215 in 1914, while Philippines trade rose from 19 862 to 442. Germany sent goods valued at 648 to Hawaii in 1918 and 1 333 in 1914. imports reached 3 432 in 1915 and 72 241 in 1914.
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Berlin
London
United States
Philippines
Germany
Hawaii
Derby recruits 290 263 men amid WWI draft totals
London reports recruitment figures for October 23 to December 15 showing 1 150 000 remarried men and 1 673 262 married men presented for service. Of 2 529 263 total single and married men, 103 000 single and 112 434 married were inducted immediately. 840 000 single and 979 000 married were attested for future service. 27 000 single men were rejected, 221 853 married men were rejected or deferred.
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London
Menre
Health Report for Ogden City December 1918
City health department reports twenty one cases of contagious diseases including scarlet fever diphtheria and chickenpox in December 1918. Births totalled seventy eight with forty four males and thirty four females. deaths numbered thirty four with twenty two males and fourteen females. Government records note bodies brought for burial and transit. Dairy inspections counted four dairies five re al moll and one retail cream. food inspections covered seventeen restaurants four cherry stores three bakeries and more businesses.
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City Health Department
George Shorton
City Board of Health
Milk and Dairy Department
Dairies
Elebreen
Ere Cerry Alores
Bulgars Under German Control War Moves Delayed
Balkan Times dispatch reports Bulgarian officials fully under German jurisdiction with every department under German supervision. Germany plans to use Turkish troops to back Bulgarian and Turkish advances while delaying Satoniki action due to Greek frontier fears. The prospect of Satoniki return remains Bulgaria’s lever, risking a local backlash if peace moves stall.
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London
Balkan
The
Times
Gerad
Ion Ia
Meera
Bulgaris
Turkey
Satoniki
Greecn
Germany
Bulgaria
Eulgarian
Garfield laborer ends life at Tooele smelter
Tooele January 3 Sam Wisnich a laborer about 60 at the smelter section killed himself after returning from Arizona and taking a room at the employer’s dormitory. His death followed a note of poor health and warnings from friends. He died shortly after being found unconscious by his wife and deputy sheriff Challis Elkington with Dr Frank Darba pronouncing him dead. He left a widow and two grown daughters in Tooele.
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Tooele
Sam Wisefeh
The
Ameller
Wisenich
Arizona
Amelter
Abe
Challis Elkington
Frank Darla
Wisnich
Fraudulent Checks Lead to Arrests of Two Men
A Japanese man named near Kedo and Geo Templeton were arrested for passing fraudulent checks. Wada Mi attempted to use a check to buy a bill, covered by an account. Templeton allegedly passed a $25 check drawn on Vic McCormick Bank of Salt Lake City at the Reed Hotel last Saturday without sufficient funds.
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Kedo
Geo
Templeton
Ogden Group Forms The June Bug Development Co
In Nevada near The Vegas the June Bug Development Company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. Capitalization is 100000 dollars, divided into 10 cent shares. The company values claims at 60000 dollars and names Jester S Hearille Ogden as president with Milton J West of Las Vegas as president, Francia L Scoville Orden as secretary treasurer, and a directorate including Kho W Heskett Nova C Ogden Alva A Reo vile Joshua Goodale and others.
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Vegas, New
June Bug Development Company
Jester S&s. Hearille
Ogden
Milton J. West
Las Vegas
Francia L. Scoville
Austrians Being Tried for Treason Reported
Private information from Vienna indicates Karl Kramarz Sha We prominens in Austrian th eat afinite ae the leader of the Young awaiting trial. The report, dated January 4, 2183, notes treason charges against Austrians and mentions Hern as a source.
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Hern
Jan
Vienna
Karl Kramarz
Austrian
War teaching surgery little known by Dr Carrel
Dr Aletis Carrel, Nobel laureate in surgery, says war is teaching surgery but little, noting a pierce is almost forgotten amid distraction and horror. Dr Gree, long based in New York, has been in France serving the wounded since hostilities began.
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Aletis Carrel
A Pierce
Gree
New York
France
Bohemian politicians on trial for treachery charges
The article reports Uzechpany and Dr Koerner among Bohemian officials facing treachery related charges. It notes Youbi Zzech faction figures and others being tried in the same case. Dr Kramsre gained international prominence years ago tied to a rapprochement effort between Bohemians and Russians and has visited Petrograd repeatedly.
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Uzechpany
Treacup
Koerner
Youbi Zzech
Nevers
Aimilar
Dr. Kramsre
Ile
Hetrograd
Alleged Holdups Bound Over for District Court
George Worthington and Frank Smith were bound over to the district court this morning by Municipal Judge George Narker to be tried on highway robbery charges. Detectives Mob jer Burk and Robert Chamberer arrested the defendants. A series of five robberies on the 25th of December was noted in the complaint. Frank Walters was named but escaped from the jail.
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George Worthington
Frank Smith
George
Narker
Mob Jer Burk
Robert iChambeer
Frank Walters
Harbertson to Meet Turner in January Match
After delays, Jack Harbertson agreed to a return bout with Joe Turner. Turner wired Corsett money via Manager Joseph Goss of the Orpheum Theatre in Stings Montana. The bout is scheduled for January 17 at the Orpheum, with Harbertson requiring 168 pounds by 4 pm.
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Jack Harbertson
Joe Turner
Hin Corsett
Joseph Goss
Orpheum Theater
Stings
Montana
Tbe Orpheum Theater
Iarbertagn
Washington
Modifed Decree Grants Custody to Mrs Van Der Schult
In a divorce action Judge Howell issues a decree of modification giving Yohanna J. Van Der Schult six children in custody of the plaintiff. The defendant is ordered to pay alimony of 50 dollars monthly. Cruelty cited as grounds. the marriage began January 36, 1912. She alleges continued unkindness and threats by the husband and his association with another woman.
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Howell Haw
Yohanna J. van der Schult
Coate
Kent
Ight
President Preparing Action On Persia Liner Sinking
Washington early January reports the administration plans the next phase of the maritime trials after the Persia sinking. President Wilson holds cabinet and senate talks to gather factual details, with emphasis on protecting American rights and identifying the submarine responsible. Officials will inform Congress and allied nations as facts solidify.
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Persia
White House
Congress
Dulgars
United States
Washington
Marion
Tumolty
Wilson
Stone
Ethate Foreign Relations
Coroniter
Linne
Ecme Een Altura
Abioa
Honda
Henfield
Vienna
Bepalor Stone
Senate
Chattman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White Hawes
Wilton
House
Gulgaria
Turkey
Bulgare
Beflixerenza
Austria
Ancona
Germany
Haspatia
Senate Foreign Relations
Erfala
Perala
Mediterranean
Thea
Gelong
Foun
Ifo
Earl of Derby
Pers ia torpedoed ship Persia survivors tale from Alexandria
Charles Grant of Boston, one of two Americans aboard the British steamer Persia when torpedoed in the Mediterranean, provides the most detailed firsthand account. He describes the blast, smoke, jumbled deck, lifeboats, and his escape clinging to wreckage. He and fellow survivors rowed for hours, aided by English sailors, while witnessing the horror as passengers cried out and hymns were sung. Consul at Aden, Hubert McNeely, is noted as missing.
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Abe
Furthor
Persia
Cruiger
Nobert McNeely
Canenl
Aden
Bante Pasen-Gers
McNeely
Washington
Skinner
London
State Department
Sls
Dlapaichzald
Dutch Minister of War Resigns Amid Strife
London Jan 4 Major General Nicholas fiesbhoow Dutch minister of war has resigned though not accepted. Parliamentary tribulations surround Tosboom amid claims of sympathies for Germany. Kansas City Pioneer colonel Robert Thompson Van Horn, founder of the Journal and longtime journalist, dies at home at age 87.
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Kansas
London
Nicholas Fiesbhoow
Notteram
Daily Mall
Itosboom
Robert Thompson van Horn
The
Karuna
Kagase Cly
Kennas City Journal
Middle West
Veato
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Black Sea
Vosges
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Blan
Impieht
Yser
Nes
Vartu
Paria
Sla
Delased
War Office
George A
Hooainghe
Steenstrade
Somme
Nampierre
Halla
Chaulies
Champagne
Tabure
Voszen
Hirzeteln
Cenlex
Athens
M. Skouloudis
Greece
Entente
Secret Police
Amsterdam
Houter’s Pipes Company
Wolff Bureau
Losdop
Peter of
Serbia
Balontsi
Sarral
Mahon
Nertin
Neukerlen
Hertin
Constantinople
Vla Lanton
Nardanelles
Vondon
Geo. Scott Hobertson
Ae Grad
Condon Im Be
Erisis
Helpine Affairs
Onges
Bill
Derby
Ogden City
Turka
Teulons
Garfield
Euada
Carrel
Pearremeen
Alexis Carrel
Harbertson
Turner
Vader Schult
Charles Grant
Boston
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