Submarines Sunk Off Dover Amid Cold Caucasus Front
Coast batteries near Dover report sinking two German U boats. Turkish troops fight in deep snow for six days, rallying to halt a retreat. Front lines hold between Kara-Urgan and Sara Kamyah as desperate clashes rage in France northeast of Soissons and near Perthes.
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Kara-Urgan
Sara Kamyah
Caucasus
France
Soissons
Perthes
London
Den
Katad'tgan
Sarekamyste
Crindsus
Soistona
Bréerin
Germans Claim Defeat of French In Early War Updates
Dover reports German submarines sunk by coast batteries while airship sightings mingle with bombardment rumors. German claims of French trench losses near Nieuwport and Ypres surface amid broader war updates from London, Amsterdam, and Paris detailing artillery actions and maneuvers along the western front and Turkish movements toward Egypt.
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Paris
Dan
Irn
Ypres
Nieupert-ned
Yoreis
Aisne
Sviviana
Ypar
Tyelms Ateotae
Souain
Deanesionr Jari
Argonne
Don
War Office
Nieuport
Caplive
Ali
Dura
Ievk Plate
Silinaburg
Niewport
la Rbassee
Ln Bossetta
Touyron
Crony
Buagjo
Grony
St. Mitel
Noneny
War Front Reports Near Paris and Egypt Invasion Talk
Dispatches describe fighting within sixty miles of Paris as German forces press near Verthes and near Soissons with counterattacks north of Bunget. Rumors spoke of a German Turkish invasion plan toward Egypt from northern Syria while Latin cables mention shifts in Balkan combat and Turkish forces holding a defensive tack.
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Ie Kadai
Peieeprad
Petrograd Diapaleh
Cinemane Magia
Spee
Soissons
Paris
Wong Fie Tattle Linn
Invastar
Egypt
Choire
Syria
Tratsylvania
Montreal to Build Fleet for British Navy
Montreal reports a Canadian Vickers contract to build twenty underwater boats for Britain. Ten of the vessels are already under construction at the Montreal yard, part of a project that includes a vast state of the art shed capable of simultaneously assembling multiple submarines. The facility, once a crown jewel of wartime British-Canadian shipbuilding, now features a floating dock and a shipyard in operation for years.
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Montreal
Montreat
Canadian Vickers Company
Thiel
Wintes
M. Schwab
Roveritmertt
Washington
Naval battles in the Black Sea across Turkish and Russian forces
In the Black Sea the Russian and Turkish fleets clashed near the Turkish coast and at Scurmene and Rival Bay. Turkish cruisers engaged, Turkish forces bombarded positions near Liman, and Turkish ships faced fire from their own term weapons. Several ships were damaged or destroyed, fires erupted in ports, and communications were disrupted as the battle continued along strategic points near Trebizond and Mobar.
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Petrograd
Tuts
Bhick Sea
Betwerp
Stnane
Rizah
Tasialy
Egca
Stip Winek Sea
Te Turkial
Meddfidteh
Tonvayltia
Markt Rosetta
Trebizond
Trabsgonds
Mopar
Wileh
Force Tria
Tuk
Mgek
le Sepmn
Broa Jau
Liman
Aloya
Eroapa
Storm Sweeps Eastern Coast Hit by Heavy Northeaster
Reports from storm battered Pennsylvania and New Jersey detail high winds and heavy rain causing river and creek floods. The Benuskit river overflowed its banks, basements flooded in Philadelphia, and rail traffic impeded in northern Pennsylvania. A Washington New York Express locomotive incident near Peregyiti Md killed an engineer and injured a passenger. A schooner Florence M. Relfing ran aground near New York, with crew of nine. Shipping disrupted along the coast as seas and weather worsen across the region.
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Finladelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Benusskitt
Sehuyt Ril
Thia City
Peregyiti
Nieman
Bistrens
New York
Florence M. Relfing
Binnawick
New. Tork
Ar. Fingat
Ashe
Heidritfer Timber Company
Filaahathport
Souther Pacific
Cid
Galventon
Turks Occupy Persian City Amid War Invasion Turmoil
The report describes Turkish forces occupying Tabriz in northwestern Persia, backed by Germany. Russian forces retreat as Persia faces hunger and cold, with refugees fleeing toward aid and potential Allied assistance. The move threatens Azeri regions and the broader border, prompting concerns over neutrality and possible German support for a larger offensive.
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Persia
Brent Adil
Qin
Erivan
Pertida
Tiths
Theis
Azerbaijan
Turka
Hivlon
Vilesia
Atlles
Aritain
Hossty
Grrat
Jay
Turkey
de Singh
Negotiie
Fabrix
Alka
Hank
Urunlah
Turklah Averiarlanent
Azerhsijay
Finhaer
Utah Legislative Row Ends Prospect of Adjournment
Fragmented report outlines turmoil in Utah legislative bodies as adjournment looms. Mentions names like Nebeker and Speaker discussions to form committees and seek unity. Describes sessions, political tension, and prayers amid stalled progress and debates on leadership.
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Utah
Balt Lake
Dan
Llepubituay
Enatan
Lovey House
Tomorrax
Ron Eail
Comeatchee Wii
Prsionieta
O'Clork
Mori
Kietensen
Goodwin
Brown
Maloy
Moka
Nebeker
Partey
Ingether
Shanti
Oklahoma Banks Robbed in Widespread Crime Wave
Oklahoma reports indicate multiple bank robberies across Garfield and surrounding counties. Investigators say a gang assaulted a bank near Gerber, with $75,000 taken, while a Pawnee case and other robberies are under follow up. Hubert Moore and deputies were reported killed in a separate Pawnee incident.
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Oklahoma City
Dat
Gerber
Garfield County
Okla
Oklahoma
India deploys troops amid war efforts across regions
Dispatch notes India has sent many soldiers to support allied operations. The report lists crews from Pranes, Egypt, and Aries territories, detailing their roles in the Gulf area and noting the ongoing need for reinforcements and supplies as part of the broader conflict.
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Indie
Midoindia
Fidin
Pranes
Egypt
Poesia Gulf
New York Loans Money to Russia
A New York firm Morven & Co and partners press a $12,070,000 loan to the Russian government. The arrangement, described from Petrograd dispatches, involves a group of New York brokers arranging short term drafts with a 1 to 3 month term and interest set at a standard rate with a tail for acceptance. Proceeds are to fund Russian wartime purchases and shipments as specified by the bankers and officials.
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J. Morgan Company
Petrogeotl
Dan
Keone
New
Yaris Teikera
Turlochey FP
Morven & Co
Taye
Yromipont -Petrogread
Raasia
rAmieiran Finnincark
Phe
Netrograd
Tute
New York
Ft Winele
Morgart & Co
Petrograd
Hat Na Group
Hiorks
Perely
Ritedla Ty Andere Tak
Slort
Phin
Chry Hank Moone
Brown
Naval building bill adopted in wartime session
The bill authorizes two battleships and related naval procurements. It passes with a vote tally indicating approval for the torpedo craft, shipyard contracts, and hospital provisions. Debate centers on costs, with provisions extending into the next year's budget and provincial allocations.
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Wesheneret
de Des Aaval
Bali Ins
Ais
API
Mindudiee Mavad Enmailtte
Pth
Hirger Etait
Tae Pee
Gran
War Bulletins From Farndon and Amsterdam Exchanges
War dispatches report an Amsterdam exchange diagram showing German forces moving toward Russia as the western front campaigns intensify. German plans suggested for spring actions are noted, alongside entries about American citizen Dietzel facing charges for alleged passport violations and ties to a German quasi-organization.
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Farndon
Fen
Amsterdam
Oerraph
Ass Ape Travelora
Femma Garmany
Russia
Germany
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Meny
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