Russians Drive Turks in Panic in Caucasus War Report
Dispatches describe Russian forces driving Turkish troops into retreat in the Caucasus with large prisoner captures and big supply losses. Allied reports note further Russian advances toward Erzerum, Sultanabad, and surrounding towns as Austrian and German front lines remain quiet elsewhere.
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Caucasus
Tondon
Jan
Ererum
Niebu
Hun Rede
Persia
Teheran
Fiultanabad
Yamadan
Bhushan
Petrograd
Gur
Massari Kalabi
Erzerum
Sabertog
Crartoryex
Zaboraah
Vienna
Toporoutz
Doyan
Nlag
Uhere
Vrerzany
Tyrol
Cotdilana
Pontelateln
Ane
China postpones the coronation amid unrest in south
Peking reports Yuan Shikai’s coronation as emperor of China is postponed indefinitely by the government. The foreign office advised legations that the ceremony would be delayed past February, awaiting orders to cancel arrangements in view of disturbances in Yuquan province. Officials estimate broader delays and rising unrest in the south.
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Peking
Jan
She
Oh Yean Shi Kai
Vhina
Submarine Grounds In Mud Bank At Cal Harbor
Ganbiego Cal January 21 The United States submarine 13 struck a mud bank while surfacing from a run under water and remained high and dry as the tide ebbed The vessel traveled more than 106 feet before the hit The crew blamed a missing buoy and lack of beacon to mark the deep water edge Lieutenant William Newton said he planned changes but the edge remained hidden The monitor Cheyenne planned to attempt dragging the submarine free tomorrow morning The submarine was resting on mud and scattered debris with no serious injuries reported
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Ganbiego
Cal
Autmarine
Naval Atticude
Alchthouxs
Chanel
William KO Newton
Dan
Mobilizing Plans for the Railroads
Washington reports comprehensive plans to mobilize railroads in wartime. Secretary Garrison, working with a railroad officials committee led by W. V. Warrace, seeks full information from all lines. The effort aligns with President Wilson’s push for mobilization readiness and industrial project review with the cabinet.
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Washington
motiHime
Garrison
Walrfax V Warriec
Yresadent
Southern Railway
Wilson
Train blown up in old Mexico near Puebla
Francisco Villa was said to be near El Rucio thirty miles from here as Carranza troops surrounded the area, with capture expected. A passenger train near Puebla was blown up, killing twenty three, with one survivor. A. J. Trumbo reported typhus fever rampant in southern and central Mexico and described brutal destitution.
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Tanner
United States
Willard Maymorg
Douglas, Ariz
Trumbo
Mexico
Mitch
Mr. Trumbo
Puebla
Civilians Urged to Hold Firm in War Effort
Parlin January 20 General Jotireays stresses civilians must do their part for victory. The Civilian appeal to stay steady is echoed by a National Railroad Men's union deputation aiding war sufferers. The commander, beloved as "General Jotire," vows to stay until the country’s safety is secured, then disappear.
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Tmebief
Jotire
Jofivy
Nermal
Murder in the heart of Chicago shocks city
Jan 21 Chicago reports a bold double murder attempt near State Street and Jackson Boulevard. A policeman, A Johnson, was killed and several others wounded as a robber, after a failed car theft, fled through a dense crowd toward Van Buren Street. The robber’s escape ended with a gunfight at Cook’s tourist agency, injuring cashier Walsh and wounding a second officer, while a pursuing crowd observed the dramatic scene.
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Chicago
Carera
Joop
At & Oelock
Hladly
A. Johnson W Tila
Cook Tourist Agency
Jackson Boulevard
State Street
van Buren Alteet
Tonteh Koi
Walsh
Cook's
Willian Larrasse
Anurderer
Manger
Ievank Reneseh
Masher Walath
Waleb
Fragmentary Theft Report Puzzles Readers
A damaged OCR fragment describes a suspect combining a key step, then locking the front door and taking money from a drawer. The readable portion hints at a street crime but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify persons or places.
American Slain By Two Mexicans At Juarez
Bernardo Duran a Mexican is jailed in Juarez after being charged with killing an American rancher near Veleta. Ranchers J D Akers and Douglas Davis crossed the Rin Grande to recover stolen cattle. authorities offer unclear details and deny consent for statements.
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Paso
Tex
Bernardo Duran
Juarez
United States
Tro
J. D. Akers
Douglas Davis
Valets
Here
Atolen Catt Fe
Jettera
Unter
Juares
Miran
Akers
World admires German allies at imperial visit
London reports on a World War I era visit with Emperor William II and King Ferdinand of Bulgaria present. The two monarchs delivered addresses praising German strength and leadership. William thanked Ferdinand, praising the alliance as crucial as Turkey joined to counter common enemies and bolster global positions.
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London
Maea Rew
Teria
Bananet
Wl Mant
Fernham I
Bulgar
Fertingand
Germany
Wiliam
Ferdinand
Patt Tualkan
William
Turkey
Nubaria
St Jacobs Oil Backache Relief Ad
An old fashioned advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick backache remedy for lumbago sciatica rheumatism and soreness. It promises real relief in minutes with a harmless formula that soothes and relaxes, claiming it stops pain promptly and never disappoints.
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St. Jacobs
Iumbago
Selatica
Bandits Executed in Mexican Frontier Area
January 21 dispatch from Cearer Mexico reports several bandits captured near Guerrero were executed by General Cavaroa. Governor Jenaely Haciquer said numbers were unknown. earlier plans to exhibit bodies with Jose Rodrigues and Miguel Izaca Valles were not carried out.
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Enriques
Sania
Unclear phrasing of massacre command issue
A fragment notes that Pedly commanded the men responsible for the massacre and was not within thirty miles of the scene at the time of the event. The passage lacks confirmable details and names beyond Pedly.
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Pedly
No Coal For The Germans In Egypt
London reports German efforts in Egypt hindered by coal shortages. A railway southward toward the Suez Canal, aided by French rails for a partly built line, cannot open for transport due to fuel shortages. The obstacle stalls progress along the Syria edge of the desert.
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London
Egypt
Eouthwant
Syria
Suez Canal
Edward Lomax Called by Death in San Francisco
Edward Lomax passenger traffic manager of the Western Pacific rail line died in San Francisco from a heart ailment during his convalescence. He was a noted railroad official with extensive service in the industry. The death was reported today.
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Edward Lomax
San Francisco
Cal
Ward Lloyd Lomax
Western Pacific Rail
Lomax Family Mourns After Stroke Suffered Month Ago
A man who endured a month ago now lies with a stroke, leaving a widow and two children Mildred and Edward Loyd Lomax Ir. The film The Battle Cry of Peace is showing in Salt Lake for 25 cents and will travel to Ogden for a dime.
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Mildred and
Edward Loyd Lomax
Battle Cry of
Salt Lake
Ogden
General Martinovitch Named Supreme Commander
London dispatch from Rome reports that the king of Montenegro has given General Martinovitch full command of his army. The London report also notes a prior revolt led by General Martinevtech against the king’s plan to arrange peace with Austria.
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London
Jao
Montenegro
Rome
Martinovitch
Martineitech
Auatria
Burns Anniversary Grand Concert and Ball in Ogden
Ogden Caledonian club invites Scots and friends to a grand concert and ball at the Bank building on Tuesday January 23. refreshments provided. admission priced at two cents. hosted by Attorney John A. Snedden with male and matron participation.
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Ogden Caledonian Club
John A. Snedden
Bank
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