Montenegro Vows Bitter End in War Effort Near Scutari
Montenegrin authorities declare they will fight to the bitter end as Austrians renew pressure toward Scutari. Albanian forces join Montenegrins to defend the Scutari area while German and Austro Hungarian units renew operations along the Adriatic coast and along Montenegro.
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Antivari
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Bania
Austia
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Brindul
Milesa
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Lawé Brunet
Montenegrio
Aterres
Mlouchekovitch
Terperote
Driadist
Sinj
Vondno
Tlome
Esasad Masha
Provietonsl
Albania
Scutari
Vicns
Switzerland
Parla
Bcutor
Vienna
Overcoming Obstacles and Practical Help for Better Jobs
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Brien government seeks fourth loan to fund army mobilization
A delayed dispatch reports the Brien government planning a 100,006,000 frifura bond issue at 4 2 percent interest to support capital mobilization of the army. Corfu dispatch notes Berbian premier and ministers arriving with 200 Berbians and soldiers to Cor a, as authorities prepare accommodations with occupying forces.
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Paris
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Aras
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Liner Warned of Submarines in Mediterranean
New York January 31 evidence of recent submarine activity in the southern Mediterranean was reported by officers of the Italian steamer Terina Italia arriving from Genoa and Naples. On January 6 near Corsica a French liner was chased by a U boat and towed a limp from the vessel. Three days later the Terina Italia received a radio message believed to be from a British or French cruiser warning of submarines. Dr. R. Wyn Mendelson of La Junte Cole, member of the American naval committee in Serbia, also arrived.
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Genoa
Naples
Mner
R. Wy Mendoejisonn
la Junte
Cole
Serbia
Amos Tho Arrivatn
Six Negroes Lynched by Mob Near Sylvester Georgia
Cilvster Ga January 21 six negroes were taken from the jail by a masked mob and hanged near Leesburg two rode through the area severing wires to prevent arrest. A seventh, James Keith, was removed in time to save him. Sheriff Moreland of Lee County was killed at Felix Lake. Local officials declined comment as the mob dispersed with bodies found along a road.
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Jalbern
Moreland
Jee County
James Keith
Lasser
Terrill County
Slarkville
Leesburg
Lee County
Sylvester
J. A. Potts
Astvetter
Vistors
Stveramars Automobiles
Ahrad
Felix Lake
Hhe
Sos
Frank
Dewey
Major
Nadine Kenmore
Fellz Lake
Latter Day Saints church dynamited in Maryland
A new Latter Day Saints church under construction in Cunderland Maryland was blown up early today. Investigators set Hoefhoonda on the trail of suspects believed connected to the crime. The church had about forty members and had been recently formed.
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Cunderland, Md
Flalnia
Weir Valley
Fulton Jenuntys Pa
Hloefhoonda Ween
Floods Inland Cities Through Illinois Des Plaines Reach Joliet
Rain swollen rivers across northern Illinois burst their banks inundating cities including Joliet Aurora Elgin and Rockdale with boats and rafts used to navigate flooded streets. Des Plaines overflow and widespread high water forced closures and evacuations while other Midwest towns faced similar surge in levels and disruption.
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Elgin
Charles Dataria
Geners
Iowa
Miteoard
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Texas
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Jan
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Rockdale
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Whitman Deposes Prisons Chief Amid Misconduct Charges
Albany January 21 Governor Whitman removed John Pi Msley state superintendent of prisons for misconduct in office. The action followed charges linked to transfers of convicts by the Welfare Association led by farmer War den Osborn from Bing Bing to Clinton prison, with Whitman accusing the official of catering to criminals over the public.
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Albany
N.Y
Whitman
John Pi Msley
Osborn
Bing Bing
Clinton Prisen
Villa Capture Rumors Unconfirmed By Officials
Doctored dispatches from Chihuahua and border reports claimed Francisco Villa was captured near San Geronimo and executed. Carranza officials denied the claim, noting no confirmation and suggesting the reports were unverified rumors while Villa loyalists clung to hope amid machinations in Chihuahua and Torreón.
O Brien admits Pat Quigley murder tied to Nevada arrest
A messy Ogden murder case unravels with O Brien and Frank Philbrook named in a rooming house killing of Matrick Quigley. Police tie the crime to a gang of men frequenting the place, noting Quigley was beaten and found near the rear of a cafe. O Brien claims a fight occurred with others in rooms No 2 and 3 while denying direct participation. Investigators hold more arrests as they probe motives, associates, and the house’s licenseless operation on Twenty fifth Street.
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Nevada
T. A. DeMing
Wellow
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Cueston
Ogden
Matrick Quigley
Kaline
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Senate
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Brownine
Oxden
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Philbrook
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the Placa
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Fo Tegister
Thetr
Abe
O'rien
Holen
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Fannie Carsen
Joseph Warner
Elais
Ansault
Acathet Warner
Tarntpufih
Perry
Roma No
Tifa
Quig Fey
Oren Wald U
Panbrook
Team No. 2
Philhie
Submarine Base Rumors At Corfu At War News
London reports French confirmation of a submarine base near Corfu with a second site between the island and the Albanian coast. The German and Austrian subs have used eastern Mediterranean line bases, while North Sea operations lessen under British destroyer pressure. only two small German subs remain in the South Sea.
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New Defense of Von Papen Reported by News Agency
The Overseas News Agency issued a defense for Captain Franz von Papen former German military attaché in Washington. It cites an English wireless dispatch stating letters checks and vouchers taken from Papen at Falmouth will be published proving he never paid Werner Harm who faced a railway sabotage case. It argues British safe conduct did not cover personal belongings and laments possible archival losses.
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von Papen
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