ENEMY SUBMARINE PURSUES LINER FOR HOURS TO MARSEILLES
A French steamship Karnak with many passengers was chased for hours Monday evening by a submarine on the way to Marseilles from Alexandria and Malta. Allied artillery pounded German positions near Lens while reports from Petrograd noted mixed claims on Czernowitz with both sides reporting heavy losses in battles in Bukowina and Volhynia. Bulgaria voted a war credit of 10 million dollars as European tensions persisted.
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Bukowina
Champagne
Soissons
Rheims
Paris
Havas
Alexandria
Malta
Bertie
Jan
Sayville
Lens
Te Bs
Dowal
Liieutenant Boelke
Petrograd
Terlin
Sayedville
Cretocelis
Vienna
Newa
Tetgorrad
Czernowits
Czernowsty
London
Jat
Times
Salom
Volhynis Gouthrant
Pytowina
Crtrnowitz
Hamtegno
Solumppa
Bulgaria
Saloniki
Washington
Senate
France Caring for Refugees In Early 20th Century Note
A semi official note from Paris dated January five reports that about 900000 refugees or repatriates have been sent to French departments. The government aided by the population has provided care lodging and food. It defends the response against criticism and distinguishes those with resources from the destitute.
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Aris
Clothiers Seek German Dyes Amid Trade Efforts
New York January 5 The National Association of Clothiers plans to appeal to Secretary Lansing for help persuading Germany and Britain to allow dye shipments to the United States A committee will be formed to approach Mr Lansing and possibly seek President Wilsons aid The current dye supply is expected to last only a few months and improved access could avert shortages with potential color shortages and manufacturing disruptions.
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New York
National Association of Clothiers
Lansing
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Essociation
Lancing
Wilson
William Corwine
Italian liner carries guns for defensive use
New York January 6. Gunners of the royal Italian navy manned two 37 mm guns on the Giuseppe Verdi, which docked from Genoa and Naples. The captain says the weapons are for defense only though trained to target barrels and moving ships. The crew trained thoroughly, with mounts aft on the vessel enabling gun positions. Port inspectors reviewed the ship and reported findings to the port authority.
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New York
Guiseppe Verdi
Genas
Naples
Palermo
Berrela
Glorepps Verdi
Heporta
F. A. Dawney
Port Neutrality
Dudley Held Malone
Casheter
Porn
Cuos Dco Sul
Italian steamer Giuseppe Verdi carries guns at New York port
Reports from New York say the Giuseppe Verdi arrived from Genoa Naples and Palermo with two anti submarine guns mounted in the stern. The ship, which sailed to avoid submarines, prompts a debate over gun allowances in American ports and whether the Malina government will have the guns dismounted before leaving U S waters. State department officials indicate it may press Italy to remove the weapons.
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New York
Goldeppe Verii
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Tassenpera
Mediterranean
Losius
United States
State Department
France
Washington
Special Jury for Plotcases in New York
A federal grand jury in New York was convened to pursue evidence in the German plot against U S neutrality. The panel will review material from the Buchanan indictment and Labora National Peace council officers. Officials say the probe may reach 100 witnesses and broader detonations in factories and ships.
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New York
Frank Buchanan
Wilcott
Labora National Peace Council
Franz von Rietelen
Ier
Shilpa
Taft Endorsed for Justice Vacancy in Lamar Case
Washington report says President Nilson plans a thorough canvass before naming a successor to the late Eur oreme Court Justice Lamar. Senator Newlands urges Secretary Lane as the choice if a Democrat isn’t selected. Taft’s endorsement has been noted amid White House discussions.
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Taft
Justiceary Lane
Washington
Nilson
Callere
Lamar
Renator Newlands
Nevada
Lane
Day in Congress Four Children Burn to Death
Four children of John Morgen were burned to death in their home in Washington. Senate members met at noon to discuss the tragedy and adopted a resolution honoring the victims. Morgan reportedly saved one daughter as the fire spread, while a department official said full investigation would determine responsibility.
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New Martiarina
John Morgen
Washinton
Senate
Morgan
War Department
Benalor McCumber
Mecall
Colorado Mining Camp Snowbound
Efforts to restore communication with Gateway mining camp in southwestern Mesa County are hampered by a forty mile gale and heavy snowfall. A four inch new fall yesterday drifted roads, threatening town supplies and ranchers. Cowboys plan to reinforce a trail into Gateway with a single horse drawn sled, as deep snow blocks routes and forest rangers report drifts over fifty feet in places.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Gateway
Mesa County
Ace
Forest Rangers
Renovation Planned for Historic Ship Constitution
Washington reports the planned rehabilitation of the Civil War era frigate Constitution at Boston Navy Yard, begun after 1897, with Navy seeking $150,000 appropriations. Once considered junk, the ship’s fame and Holmes poetry inspired renewed preservation as a national relic.
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Washington
Constitution
Jain
Doston Mary Yard
Navy
Cans Sresa
Ibis
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Extreme Cold Grips Wisconsin and Chicago
Extreme cold grips Wisconsin with subzero readings from La Crosse Madison and Green Bay while Chicago endures its coldest stretch of winter. Municipal lodging and wood piles strain under demand for shelter and fuel as residents suffer in freezing temperatures. A Washington cold wave extends from the Mississippi toward the Gulf, bringing continuing frigid weather.
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la Crosse
Wic
Fe Canade
Madison
le Crosse
Green
Chicago
Municipal Lodging House
Municipal
Municipal Lodritz House
Compulsory Bill Opposed as Labour Dares Withdrawal
The Labour Party in Parliament votes 1 598 000 to 782 001 to oppose the compulsory military service bill. A labor congress amendment reaffirms Bristol’s stance on conscription and calls for its withdrawal. A meeting of the Labour Party in Parliament is summoned with leaders including Arthur Henderson expected to resign if the government’s position is upheld.
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Poncrese
House of Commons
Inbor
Labor
Labor Concrese
Bristol
Labor Party
Arthur Henderson
Board of Education
Jeader
Labor Contingency
Wiliam Trace
Home Affairs
George AH. Roberta
Ieasury
Heuerat Commons
Banks Must Give More Details On Usury Report
Washington January 6 The comptroller of the currency issued a call to all national banks to report their condition as of December 21. The notice asks for a list of loans in 1933 with interest or charges exceeding six percent, details on deposits tied to loans, current loan volumes to customers, collateral status, penalties for usury and full information on officers and directors.
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Washington
Uonel
Banka
Banke
Raya
Annall Positors
Call for Convention to Revise State Constitution Urged
A speaker urged convening a constitutional revision to cut administration costs through delegation and new commissions. The proposal favors uniform taxes on property and extending civil service reforms, aiming to streamline state governance after the last constitutional convention.
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Ifoalan
Onl
Governor McCall Inaugurated Amid Democratic Era End
In Massachusetts five years of Democratic rule ended as Governor McCall was inaugurated amid a crowded ceremony. The event marked a transition from Ramus W. Metall and acting Governor Calvin Coalidac, with McCall delivering a pointed inaugural address focusing on policy directions and national issues.
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Massachusetts
Heston, Mans
Jan
Ove Ennor Ramus W. Metall
Trew
Calvin Coalidac
iMeCall
Atentiot
Father and son killed in auto accident near McKinley Head
Milwauker Wisconsin January charlee Jones vice president of the Falk company and Lila zon Cary 13 were jailed today after their auto crashed through the rating of the la Payette Uridee near McKinley Head. The machine dropped forty feet as Mr Jones tried to avoid another vehicle.
Mare Island Navy Yard Abandoned as Feasible Channel Fails
Rear Admiral J T Stanford told a public naval committee that the navy may abandon Mare Island Yard if the Mare Island strait cannot provide a reliable entrance for super dreadnoughts. Representative Stevens proposed a congressional study into locating a new yard in San Francisco Bay. If entrance cannot be secured, the navy yard could shift facilities to another bay point.
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Washington
Jac
Mare Island
J. T. Stanford
Lefora
Public Naval Committee
Representative Stevens
California
Congress
San Francisco Bay
Stanford
Mare Island Strait
Navy Yard
Eight Lives Lost In Kanawha Sinking At Parkeraburg
Gallipalli Jan 6 eight lives were lost when the river packet Kanawha sank below Parkeraburg West Virginia. Drowned were Steward Lloyd Gee Purser Hart Welle a watchman and five passengers including four women and a child. Government inspectors plan to investigate.
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Gallipalli
Kanawha
Parkeraburg
W. Va
Lloyd Gee
Hart Welle
Ety
County Roads to Be Improved by County Board
County board of commissioners and County Road Commissioner Pisiph Carlew approve opening the county mac crusher plant with twenty workers. Work starts next Monday on Fort Weatffarrisville road, with additional teams to follow. Local farmers in the road district favored for projects. Funding comes from a special tax levy. state aid of 15,000 to 20,000 may be allocated later for Plain City Parr Wert Harria ville roads designated as state roads. About 47,600 from the 2 mill tax for roads will be redistributed to county roads.
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W. C. Muster
County Board of Commissioners
Pisiph Carlew
Tomarestow
Tenteama
Fort Weatffarrisville
Flere
Farmera
Imoost
Atete
jPlain City
Parr Wert-Harriaville
Kaneaville
Wilson
Weber County
Oxden
American Inquiry Probes Persia Sinking and Allied Losses
Ambassador Penfield reported informal coordination with Vienna on the Persia sinking inquiry as Consul Garrels gathered affidavits. No conclusive proof of torpedoing emerged. a Seventh Day Adventist missionary tied to India was reported lost. discussions in Washington touched on Carranza recognition and armed merchant vessel policy with emphasis on gun calibers and port clearances.
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Washington
Iac
Penfield
Vienna
Ambansador Penffeld
Persia
Qarrels
Alexan
Dria
Saliebury
Omer Balinbury
India
Porela
Marexelilen
Peninsular and Oriental Uno
London
Atate
Salisbury
Nattle Creek
Michigan
Fienatora
Simon and Overman
North, Carolina
Wilson
Conell McNeely
McNeely
North Carolina
Atone
Carranza
Stone
Senate
Lansing
Gereman
South America
United States
Plate Department
Divorce Granted for Clara Peak in Failure to Provide
Judge J A Howell grants a divorce to Mrs Clara M Peak from Lawrence Peak on grounds of failure to support. Mrs Peak says she was forced to earn a living after her husband failed to provide for some time. Delinquent defendant not appearing in court. In a separate ruling, Judge George Q Armstrong orders W I Sherman to pay $23 monthly maintenance for Mrs Sherman and one child. The plaintiff sought divorce. respondent sought separate maintenance.
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J. A. Howell
Clare M. Peak
Lawres Peak
Failura
Peak
Grorce Q. Armstrong
W. I. Sherman
Max Gle Sherman
Reese
Mra. Shermat
Jaden
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