King Nicholas Rejects All Terms Amid War Front Moves
In Essin near Kut el Amara British troops press Turkish positions as Monarch Nicolas and Montenegro reject Austrian terms and resume fighting along the front. A British submarine lands ashore off Holland with no deaths reported. Serbia aid pledged as Italy continues refugee relief for Serbian remnants in Corfu. Greece remains a focal point with Athens leader Constantine voicing entente criticisms.
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British light burning graft report at sea
The British steamer Penistone, arriving from Havre, reported sighting a vessel on fire on January 2 at 47 08 north 78 16 west. It circled the burning ship searching for lifeboats but found no signs of life, the craft appearing to be sinking and painted with a Norwegian flag on its starboard side.
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Teeth and Hygiene Tools Marketed by Advertisers
A recruitment tale highlights the link between dental health and fitness. The piece notes that poor teeth can bar service and that modern hygiene relies on special brushes, preparations, washes, and powders. It invites readers to consult The Standard's advertising columns for guidance and store recommendations.
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H.F.S
King of Greece Voices Protest Over Allied Actions
The Greek king condemned Allied military moves around Saloniki and Demir Kissar, calling the claim of military necessity a poor excuse. He urged neutrality, criticized European powers, and said Greece could not demobilize while Saloniki fate remained undecided. The Associated Press confirmed Greek neutrality violations by Germany and Austria and noted ongoing Allied financial support to Greece.
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Storm Wrecks Wires as Eastward Travel Proceeds
A great storm moves east from Arizona and California, severing telegraph and telephone lines to Phoenix and Clifton and disrupting communications. Overland trains progress slowly as flood conditions threaten Roosevelt Dam spillways. No injuries reported. later forecasts predict continued storm and southeast New Mexico activity.
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Tennessee Liquor In Transit Ruling Limits Interstate Shipments
In Afempbia Tennessee Judge J B McCall held that intoxicating liquors brought into Tennessee fall under state law from arrival until leaving the state border or handed to an interstate carrier. The ruling bars liquor in transit by local consignments from being lawful within the state. About thirty wholesale liquor firms operate across Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. An injunction restraining city interference was sought and a temporary restraining order granted.
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Bethlehem Steel Declares Dividend News Brief
New York on January 20 Bethlehem Steel declares a dividend on its common stock from year earnings. The payout is expected quarterly and aligns with historical corporate distributions across the period.
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New York
Werhiehemtech Corporation
Letter Writing Crank Arrested in San Francisco
San Francisco January 20 John Pant Winn was taken into custody at the Southern Club for writing to President Wilson for months demanding money and drafts. He confessed that he wrote the letters and claimed it was the right of every American to verify the president for money. Winn said he had a son from Petersburg Virginia, a Presbyterian miner’s son.
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Virginia
Smith Defends Neutral Rights Against British Trade Actions
Georgia Senator Hoke Smith denounces British policy as trampling U S and neutral rights in a Senate speech. He cites cotton contraband rulings, wartime trade interference, and alleged German needs, urging Congress to curb Britain and defend U S citizens against seizures and foodstuffs diversion.
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Mexican Bandits Raid Near Doyle's Wells
Washington reports Mexican bandits raiding near Doyle's Wells on a Tuesday. Three men from Doyle's Wells detachment followed tracks toward Lane Cabin. One person was killed as a small force engaged the bandits before retreating into Mexico.
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Mexico
Military Critic Urges Focus on Western Front
London January 20 2348 The Timea military correspondent analyzes Allied progress urging concentration of force on the nearest front and abandoning secondary campaigns. He says Germany’s main force remains on the western front and warns distant theatres draw away needed men and guns. The piece argues for a decisive push to cut German manpower and end the war.
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Timea
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Mondell Boasts Mexican Policy Incoherence
Washington January 20 Rep Mondell of Wyoming blasted U S policy toward Mexico calling the Santa Isabel murders a symptom of meddling and betrayal by the administration. He condemned recognition of Carranza, cited Tampico incidents, and accused Washington of abandoning Americans and leaving them exposed to mobs.
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Engineer Collier Killed In Train Wreck At Trenton
Trenton Missouri jan 20 engineer Isula Collier of Trenton was killed when a double header pulled from Kansas City derailed entering a curve at forty miles an hour. Fireman Mc Reynolds was injured with a crushed foot, others sustained rib and hip injuries.Passengers were not harmed.
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Chauffeur Tells of Mohr Murder in Providence Trial
In a Mohr murder trial, Elizabeth Sabre allegedly hired Cecil Brown and Henry Spellman to kill Dr. Franklin Mohr. The chauffeur George Heals testified that plans formed the night of August 27, with talks of Newport and leaving weapons, and that Brown discussed a $2000 payoff.
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Dentenged For Stealing Coat In City Jail Time
In connection with the theft of a coat from room Twenty Fifth Street yesterday, William Sniffy was sentenced to five days and Airibert Mbloy ten days in the city jail. Clyde Stuartson and Joe Grant forfeited $10. They were arrested on charges of drunkenness.
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