Forty-Five French Aeroplanes Bombard Monastir Depot
British and German actions dominate Balkan front and Dover raid in a compact war update. Austro-Hungarian troops seize Scutari in Albania as shelling and air activity intensify along the western front. Paris and London dispatches record aeroplane losses, bombardments, and troop movements with brief assessment of artillery actions and strategic shifts in Albania and Monastir.
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Athens
Train Crash Kills Four In Chicago Street Car Collision
Four men riding a Lawrence Avenue street car were killed when a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line passenger train crashed into the car at a street crossing on January 24. Several other passengers were injured in the collision.
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Lawrence Avenue
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NO BUSINESS IS SO DIFFERENT Adverting opens markets and pays big dividends
In this column a master salesman argues that advertising benefits all who sell goods or services, from merchants to farmers and laborers, by informing the public. It promotes broader reach, even with small budgets via want ads, and positions The Standard as a timely informer read by a buying army of 4,000.
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AERO SQUADRON RAIDS MONASTIR AND AYLONA MOVEMENT
French air raid on Monastir in southwestern Serbia damages ammunition depots and key locations. Reports say Mahan expeditionary force in Albania faces attack as Austrians and Albanians advance toward Avlona. Austrian troops move toward Durazzo as Exaat Pasha mobilizes Albanian forces in resistance preparations.
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Durazzo
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Duermzzo
Exaat Pasha
Germans Raid City of Dover
Berlin reports a German naval air raid on Dover targeting the station barracks docks and harbor facilities on January 22 23. The British account cites a coastal attack that killed one person and injured six, with additional sea plane strikes on the Kent coast. Dover’s port and harbor complex serve as a key England continental link and naval station.
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Kent
War Office
England
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Steamers Taken Into Kirkwall Warned by Reports
London reports that the Standard Oil tanker Petrolite and the Norwegian steamer Mons have been taken into Kirkwall. A Washington dispatch on January 17 said Captain Thompson of the Petrolite swore his vessel was fired upon and halted by an Austrian submarine off Alexandria December 8, with crew and cargo affected and provisions taken.
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State Department
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Francis Joseph Critically Ill in Vienna
Dispatches from Rome report Francis Joseph is gravely ill with a worsening condition in Vienna. He is confined to bed, all court receptions and audiences are suspended, and military subordinates are not receiving. Archduchess Elisabeth is said to be pressing for throne succession.
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Vienna
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Famous Swimmer Helps the French Heroine Therapist at the Front
The first woman to swim the channel, Mrs Arthur Hamilton, aided troops in northern France. Now resting in London, she remains a renowned long distance swimmer with five medals.
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France
London
Hamilton
Explosion at Blower Plant Levels Buffalo Factory
A boiler explosion at the Relker Mower company plant in Harrison wheel Buffalo NY fatally injures several teen workers with many others badly hurt. The three story building collapses and fire spreads as windows shatter across the street scattering chaos among students and residents nearby.
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Relker Mower Company
Harrison Wheel
Bulding
Maine
Clowtr Company
Larkin Company
Turkey May Admit Guilt In Submarine Disaster
Unofficial dispatches suggest Turkey may acknowledge responsibility for a submarine sinking. State department officials had no confirmation from Ambassador Morzenthau or Vienna, while speculation tied to a prior diplomatic revival after the disaster.
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Turkey
Persia
State Department
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Tenffeld
Vienna
Austria
Generis
Detained Swedish Steamship Stockholm Dispute Over Copper Cargo
A July dispatch from Liverpool reports the Swedish steamship Stockholm discharges part of its cargo at Liverpool and denies copper was found in packages including rubber. The rumor claims a Blockheim shipment held five hundred tons of copper ingots and heavy parcels contained rubber, but the vessel denies any copper in the cargo.
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Liverpool
Palla
Floods isolate towns along Shoon river and farms flooded
Jan 24 reports describe residents fleeing rising floodwaters on the Tl nots river area with hundreds rescued by boat. Farm property largely spared while cattle and horses drift downstream. Shoon River levees near Havana Lewiston Duncan Milln breached, isolating towns and forcing families to seek higher ground as flood stage reaches record highs.
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Phil
Jawinnis Cutay
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Jewiston
Havana
Rome
Lewinton
Ita Hanks
Almots
Leweston
Duncan Milln
Flood Struggles Along Colorado River as Refugees Arrive
Jan 24 report from Yorn describes flood chaos on the California side of the Colorado River with families clinging to a buggy in raging waters. Refugees from the Arizona side clog the town as John Seddon recalls the Bard Indian reservation house swept away and livestock lost. A relief party heads to flooded districts while communication lines to the Imperial Valley irrigation dam are out.
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Colorado River
Arizona
John Seddon
Bard Indian Reservation
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Seddon
Hanlon
Imperial Valley
Riot at Spengler Loomie plant leaves workers injured
Twenty two men locked up after a battle at the Spengler Loomie company plant. Deputies and policemen clashed with rioters using clubs and pistols. Nine men were discharged, two women employees were roughed up, several rioters clubbed though no serious injuries reported.
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Hein Tony Tole
Vile
Tintera
Spengler Loomie Company
Youngstown Strike Situation Quiet in City
In Youngstown a potential disruption looms as officials fear renewed unrest among workers. Sheriff J C Amantel reports tension rising since last night when alerts from the suburb sparked alarms, with special deputies sworn in by Mayer Cunningham remaining on duty to maintain order.
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St Youngs
Chosen president unanimously by forestry association
Charles Lathrop Pack, financier and conservation pioneer, was unanimously elected president of the American Forestry Association at its thirty-fifth annual meeting in Roatan. Dr. John Drinker, retiring president of Lehigh University after three years, witnessed the leadership transition as the association advanced its agendas.
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Roatan
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Lehigh University
Jong Atrides
City Feels After Clashes Amid Police Pursuit
Fragmentary report notes no Alatuchences and a badly beaten Frank Gurdona in the city capital. Deputy John Vatopedra pursued disporce no naley agitatora on a direct eatner. No other cagualttin reported.
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John Vatopedra
Supreme Court Declares Water Power Condemnation Legal
Washington Jan. 24 The Supreme Court upheld state water power condemnation statutes under the power of eminent domain in a decision affecting nationwide water power development. Justice Holmes stated the public purpose of condemning streams for power is clear and constitutional, citing the Tennessee Valley project as an example.
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United States
Supreme Court
Jawa
Holmen
Alabama
Talla Booss
Jun Hee Holmes
General Villa at Santa Ana camp plans reported
Fragmentary dispatch from El Vaso Tos Jam 34 Arrivala from Madeira Chiluahua describes General Francken Villa at Santa Ana on the Mabricora ranch near Hearst property. It notes preparations for an extensive campaign with about 1090 men, and claims cattle were being driven for daily meat and provisions.
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Forest Service Personnel and Meetings Across Utah
Assistant District Forester A McCain returns from Tell Bhern and plans a southern Utah forest rangers convention in Provo. Foresters Apa La Brewer heads to Wasatch and Winter forests with Salt Lake Provo and Park City as bases. George H. Natney reviews Powell forest options from Ogden headquarters.
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Supreme Court upholds constitutional income tax law
Washington January 24 The supreme court today sustained the constitutionality of the income tax law in a decision by Chief Justice White. The ruling overrules objections that the levy exceeded federal taxing power and addresses issues of uniformity and exemptions for individuals and corporations. The opinion delves into history of federal taxation and rejects arguments of unconstitutional reach, affirming the law as valid taxing action under the existing framework. The decision addresses disputes about deductions, exemptions, and the treatment of bondholders and corporations, noting that prior rulings support uniform application and the permissible scope of taxation.
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Supreme Court
Juatice White
White
Frank R. Hrumhaber
Walon Pacific Railroad
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Tate
Tecaune
Mas
Thaae
Young Woman Jumps to Death in Chicago
Chicago January 24 a 41yearold stenographer Mlee Mingle Werner employed by the Railway Age Market plunged from the fifteenth floor of the Transportation building to Dearborn Street today. Her fall was broken by an auto fence and boxes, doctors said she sustained probable fatal internal injuries. Police believe she jumped from the ledge.
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Mingle Iy Werner
Dearborn Street
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