Germans Push Russians in Eastern Front Clash
Describes German and Russian forces exchanging brutal fighting near Petrograd in January. Reports German advances and Russian withdrawal amid heavy casualties, with references to the Turan Army and key locations Kara-Vruen Jenikiot and Cracow, and mentions of strategic rail lines and possible German regrouping after initial gains.
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Priagnars
Unsteady Nerves blamed on Indigestion says expert
A partial, garbled report states indecipherable medical terms and names, mentioning indigestion as a possible cause and referencing a bank pile and a drug company in Ogden Utah. The fragmentary text hints at stomach issues and a cautious prognosis.
Red Train for the German Insane
Jan Parle reports a chaotic scene describing a red train and its eerie transportation and crew during wartime. The account mentions Me Mo Gormans and George Prades, detailing stowage, painting, and the tense atmosphere around the station as soldiers wait and observers react.
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Prades
Ateiac
Fragmented War Scene Describes Trenches and Suffering
A damaged report depicts soldiers with rifles guarding a chaotic scene and civilians reacting in fear. It notes soldiers stationary, others writhing or shouting, amid a brutal battlefield marked by shellfire and wrecked confinement. The text ends with an ad for the Crown Printers Dentist offering honest work and prices at 2468 Wash. Ave.
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Remarkable Rescues In Avezzano After City Devastation
The report describes remarkable rescues in Avezzano amid ruin after a major disaster. It notes two women and a child saved from collapsed rooms while others pulled survivors from wreckage. A mother reportedly freed her daughter from debris, aided by neighbors as fires and destruction hindered relief efforts.
Funeral for Late Judge Mpherson
An obituary and funeral notice for Judge Mpherson details services in New York City. The account notes his public service and remarks from colleagues, with emphasis on respect from the legal community and family arrangements.
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Mpherson
Bailey among speakers at Agundup college event
Reported proceedings describe Dr. W. Bailey of Corsell and others addressing the Aguddup Agricultural Institute opening at Gla Agnedngrat college. Attendance neared 2000 with delegates from Canada and several U.S. states. Leaders urged permanent farm systems, fertility, and conservation as key to national prosperity.
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U S Ambassador and King Aid in Quake Relief
Two men playing leading roles in relief work after the quake in Italy. American ambassador and King Victor Emmanuel assist in medical supplies and shelter efforts. Local officials coordinate with foreign representatives to speed aid. Targets include hospitals, reconstruction fund setup, and refugee support programs.
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King
Tellef
Stetsked
Italy
College chapel debate on Roopelcopera at gymnasium
The college chapel plans a big event with speakers including Brow ery and Etah manufacturers. The debate centers on a controversy between growers and manufacturers. The highlight will be a speech by Nellie Kedall Jones of At Quiminle Wis on what a Leah Itomet.
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Etah
Rouse Kipers
Nellle Kedaig Jones
Quiminle
Wis
Fate of Ship Purchase Bill In Congress
Washington reports describe Senate and House caucus activity on the government ship purchase measure. Delegates debate ownership by government and a possibly government controlled company, with some backing from Progressive Republicans. The fate hinges on debates and potential postponement before adjournment.
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Washington
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Wasiate Democrate
Shin Putchase Sim
Elis Pratt
Serate
Ternigit
Ateathehip Corpation Thaturaa
Frank Appeal In Supreme Court Georgia Murder Case
The habeas appeal of Len M. Frank, convicted of the murder of Mary Peon in Atlanta, was brought before the Supreme Court. The State asks for early hearing. without such action a regular term would delay the decision.
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Washington, Inn
Len M. Frank
Mary Peon
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Georgia
Red Cross Awaits Reply From Italy
Washington January 18 The American Red Cross awaits word on whether the Italian government will accept foreign aid for earthquake victims. A report from an Italian official indicated the government could not accept outside assistance given the international situation. The quake caused widespread devastation with many dead and injured and a large radius affected. Domestic sympathy is expressed while foreign aid is declined.
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Washington
Jef
Americas
England stirred over the Dacia crisis amid trade fears
English sentiment rose as discussions in London and Washington centered on the Dacia episode. The dispute involved contraband shipments, prize rules, and German trade impacts with Britain and the United States debating seizure rights and potential reprisals. The London government weighed responses while ship movements and diplomatic signals drew widespread attention.
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Steiner Head of Salt Lake Club In Upset Election
George Antemn er was elected president of the Commercial club at a recent gathering in Salt Lake City. Officers named include William Bowen as vice president Wesley Sting as treasurer and A M Clay as secretary. Mr Steiner was elected unanimously after Fr Murphy withdrew. Other business covered broker standing committees.
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George Antetner
Commercial Club
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Therr
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Murphy
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Edly
Lowe Ruth obituary notes services at Weber Funeral Home
Ruth Lowe jofent Laughter of Meaba Mrs. y AL WS funeral held yesterday at Wert Weber meeting home. George A Heslop presided with speakers Archibald 3fo Fariland David Stanreck and Georan A Heslop. Special music by Margaret Fale fora Catherine Hedley Florenen Tetford. Burial in West Weber cemetery dedicated by Georges W Etherington. The return of the GOPs ordered. Washington December 18 Secretary Garrison ordered batteries A B of the Fifth field artillery sent to Nac Arizona to return at once to Fort St. Odin. All troops at NAC Xpeeep-e aquadron of the Tes n cevalre Haveeta ordered to Goug is Arizona opposite AgtA Frlata Afex.
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Georges W. Etherington
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Arbas Taken by Russians Report on Turkish Plight
Corresponde, telegraph dispatches describe retreating Turkish forces in the Caucasus region, with large numbers of prisoners taken after a refueling transport was captured. The Turkish army is depicted as demoralized, hungry, and in ragged clothes as Russians advance.
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Woman hailed for kindness ends with tragedy in city
Fragmentary report recalls a so called Kiddners treatment for insanity in Chicago. A man named Robert Thomas received permission to care for a lunatic patient, but the opportunity was misused and a life was taken amid chaotic hospital actions.
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Modern School
Robert Thomas
Battle in Turkish fortress falls to Russian siege
Reports describe a chaotic assault where Turkish troops wore bitter clothing and suffered heavy casualties in cold, with Russians pressing forward through rugged terrain. Artillery and rifles remained in use as defenders retreated toward Creérim amid rumors of Turks removing newly mounted guns.
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Creérim
Holaleg
Refugees From Teigitu Reach San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 18 refugees from Teilingdu, China, who fled Japanese postwar control, arrived aboard the steamer More. The German government will cover their expenses while they travel to New York for passage to safety. The group includes 400 to 500 Germans with women and children. husbands and male relatives remain prisoners of war in Japanese hands.
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Teligidu
China
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Baltimore Orioles hit by internal league appeal over deflated bat claim
The baseball commission reversed a decision by the national board after Ian Sullivan of the Toronto club failed to submit a settlement while appealing a 3278 claim against the Baltimore Orioles. The case involves a deflated bat dispute during the Int ernational league era.
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