Count Van Hotck in Montenegro War. Montenegrin Guerrilla Actions
Montenegrin forces wage active guerrilla warfare in the Tarahoxch mountains west of the sea port as Austrian air units harass Montenegrins. Austrian pursuit planes and matériel disruptions are reported as Allied troops advance toward the front. Paris reports Petivare Antoni Tabols and Paul Desgla nel visiting Vosges villages, with travel toward Belfort noted.
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Rome
Tarahoxch
Wepotty
Talay
Coluvrk
Martinoriteh
Painzare
Paria
Baris
Petivare
Gevate
Antoni Tabols
Chamber of Dematles
Paul Desglanel
Paris
Egatera
Vosges
Alratian
Belfort
Mayor Lunn Appoints Socialist Comrades Reevaluated
Mayor Lunn of Schenectady New York faces sharp backlash from Socialist comrades after appointing four men not aware of socialist principles. The New York state executive committee denounces him as a traitor to the cause in an informal statement.
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Lunn
Schenectady
N. Yo
New York State
Socialist Party
Russians Capture Four Thousand Turks and Scores of Guns
War dispatches report Russian forces seizing about four thousand Turkish troops and large quantities of munitions in a major offensive. Allied air actions include machine gun attacks and aerial drops. Meanwhile British and French fleets engage in additional operations across the front, with monastic and coastal actions noted in various theaters.
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Dunkirk
Dominion
Norseman
Monastir
Gievgeli
London
Erzerum
Petrograd
Reuter
Teh
Erz Trim
Pripet
Volbrnia
Pinsk
Berlin
San
Sayrille
Irak
Kutel Amara
Imam Ali Gherbi
Mentaire
Ticria River
Aylmer
Firitian
Sheik
Korma
Mun Tefik
Heavy fighting resumes in Belgium reports from Dunkirk
London dispatches describe morning bombings on Dunkirk, a German plane forced to water near Nieuwpoort, and French air actions over Monastir and Gevjeli. Reports also cite large Turkish defeats near Erzurum, French raids on Nancy, and ongoing trench warfare on major fronts.
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London
Dunkirk
Nieuport
The Master Salesman Promotes Advertising
A promotional piece urges the reader to consider advertising against a leading rival. It argues the rival pioneered the field, proved advertising’s value, and created opportunities for others to follow. The message invites discussion, stating there is no cost or obligation and no boredom in starting a campaign.
Germans Ruin Old Cathedral in Flanders Front
News dispatch from Herle reports German artillery destroying the cathedral at Nieuwpoort in flanders after French trenches were attacked and counterattacks failed. The German front boasts captured prisoners and destroyed observation posts, while eastern and Balkan fronts show limited activity with several engagements and heavy losses.
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Herle
London
W—Thoe
Nieuport
Laasa
Flanders
Cemplo
Nueville
Maine
Natty
Far- Harles
Baceara
Benoit
Thlancourt
Wilson 10 Tell of U. S. Needs Block Preparedness
Washington January 25 the cabinet discussed preparedness and agreed President Wilson should stress the national question. He will urge a large army and navy due to world conditions. The addresses on the western trip will precede public meetings, including a breakfast in St Louis by the Business Men's League and cooperative chambers in Des Moines and Kansas City.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
New York
Nall Road
Nusineas Men's Association
Motion Picture Board Af Terave
St Lovie Hich
Business Men's League
Dn Piticureh
Cleveland Chambers of Commerce
Kansas City
Topeka
Des Moines
Imittee
Chamber of Commerce
Grinell
Iowa
Newspaper Man Dies Suddenly in San Francisco
Samuel Belair Chamberlain, prominent publisher of the Boston American and founder of Le Matin in Paris, died suddenly in San Francisco today from heart failure after a brief illness. He was visiting New York and Chappaqua, survived by his widow and family. Born December 28, 1852, in Wellworth, New York, Chamberlain had a long career in journalism including the New York World, James Gordon Bennett, the San Francisco Examiner, and Hearst papers, shaping editorial and organizational work.
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San Francisco
Samuel Belair Chamberlain
Boston American
le Matin
Paris
Chappaqua
New York
Mr. Chamberlain
New York World
James Gordon Bennett
San Francisco Examiner
Hearat
Mr. Chamberlain Wan
Waleworth
N.Y
Bentember
Jompliedt
French Torpedo Sultan Yacht Torpedoed Near Constantinople
A Constantinople dispatch reports the Turkish imperial yacht Sultan Erthoeraat was torpedoed in the Hosphorua by a French submarine in December. The vessel was seriously damaged but afloat. The dispatch also notes Baron Von Der Galt named commander in chief of Turkish forces in the Cauca. The Frith Opal yacht is described as built in 1903, 206 feet long with eight pounders.
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Monastir
Glevgell
Nancy
France
Gleixell
Paris
Sero
Montenegro
Albania
Ealst
Aprak
Constantin Nepla
Feld Marabal
Baron van der Gotiz
Caucasus
Marahal
Nicholas
London
Kachange
Erthoeraat
Constantinople
Hosphorua
Iecember
Baron Kolmar von der Galt Haveeen
Cauca
Elewick
British Trade Act Is Illegal in U S Representations
Washington reports vigorous opposition to Great Britain’s trading with the enemy act. The United States objects to interference with American commerce and insists the act would badly affect Germany and Spain if applied. Spanish premier Pathe indicts Madrid politics amid cabinet talks on tightening the blockade to protect exports.
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United States
Washington
Great Bellary
British Foreign Office
Ambassador Page
Germany
Spain
Madrid
Ma Pathe
Mamanones
Girl Who Fell 16 Stories Is Alive
Chirazo Dan Phyaleiane at a local hospital today after a girl named Minnie Bo Werner survived a 16 story fall from a transportation building yesterday. Hospital officials described injuries as minor and noted no suicide attempt was confirmed, pending further evaluation. Grippe causing deaths in Topeka health stats show 34 deaths in December, per state board figures.
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Chirazo
Dan
Minnie Bo Werner
Mijas Werner
Grippe
Topeka
Kana
Jan
Ceeistrar
President Wilson seeks nonpartisan tariff board
Washington reports President Wilson urged Chairman Kitchin of the Ways and Means Committee to back a tariff commission and push it through this session. He favors a nonpartisan board to regulate and collect duties, while supporting tariff schedule changes and possible postwar needs. Chairman Kitchin expects committee support with details to be worked out.
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Washington
Wilson Tol Chaiman Kitchin
Ways Nd
Poe
Gennion
Congress
Kitchie
Underwood
United States
Snowbound Rails Delayed Across North After Cascade Avalanche
Heavy snow blankets the Cascades delaying Canadian Northern Canadian Pacific and Great Northern transcontientals. Great Northern clears six hundred men seeking four missing passengers after two Cascade Limited cars derailed by an avalanche. Northern Pacific reports a deadly slide on the Wallace Ida branch. a bridge collapse may halt service for weeks.
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Seattle
Wash
Crecade
Canada
Canadian Northern
Canedian Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pat
Europe
Cascade Limited
Missouri
Mont
Wallach, Ida
Trasmaen
Dorsey
Rising Flood Worsens Along Milola River in Maine
Flood waters along the Milola River in Poorla Maine continued rising with the weather bureau reporting 7 o'clock readings of 742 and climbing. Widespread damage to property and livestock is reported as teams of men are deployed to repair dikes and guard drainage works.
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Poorla
Milola
Weather Bureau
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Parle
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