Turkish Army Corps March on Egypt and Front Line Losses
The report describes three Turkish Army Corps marching on Egypt while German forces suffer heavy losses at Ypres and near La Bassée. A battalion and a half is reported down in Sunday fighting, with Belgian casualties around 2,000. German air losses and violent assaults are noted, as are French repulses near Perthes and Kaiser's troops repelled in a bayonet clash at the Argonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
la Basseee
Perthes
Kaiser
Argonne
Athens
London
Djeraal Pasha
Paris
War Office
Thiesifternoon
Citter- Atv
Tifa Plier Roc
Bloupart
Ysrea Ibers
Bern
LaBiesce
Girenchy
Gulichy
Russians Drive Back Germans In Fresh Offensive
War dispatches report German forces driven back along the Galician front as Russian and Allied positions shift. Cairo and Athens cables describe Turkish forces moving into Egypt near El Kantara and ongoing near the Suez canal amid heavy fighting and reconnaissance. Paris and Berlin war offices provide conflicting updates on losses and tactical gains, with claims of German superiority in some sectors and French counterattacks along the Western Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vistula
Jiere
Petrograd
Galician
Littl
Berlin
Vienna
Egypt
Athens
el Kantara
Pett Gaid
Saat
el Karithta
Sinakpenina
Turkey
Ene Dapoved Khettve
Abbae Hil- My
Canatanti
Switzerland
Cradone
Yuateraay
la Croute Torme
Heuriehine
Cattain
Poland
Honeror
William
Usy
Avalistic
Arming
Grebinat Foren Agnii
la Basseé Canal
France
Craonne
Craonte
Officiel
Paris
Derlin
Yenterday
Bos ‘& Menavre
Nudtes
French war_office
Yat
Taime
Patend
Djemal Pasha
Suee Canal
Eiber
Kenlora
Turbulent Fronts in Europe Report From Athens to Berlin
Official wireless dispatches from London on January 27 describe shifting combat lines across Hungary and Galicia. German and Russian actions dominate reports with bombardments near the Sue canal and at the Vistula, while Zeppelin activity over Uiba and other locations prompts cautious military assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cairo
Suex Canal
Aealgae
Rerlli
Job
Dy Wirdless
Iffield
Gerfen
Delfen
Paul
Haights
Syest
Crete
Ferotsam
Heurtobiee
Gempang
Ctalit
Freiehsten
Vises
Duccesmes
Basaek
Hungary
Pho
Ung
Latorort ii Nagy-Szamos
Bna
Hatuli
Joe
Anne
Erentel
Stafte
Bibnu
Selb
Stokahonen
Piikaler
Aremnt
East Prussia
Developmonts
Kayne
Thig
Warsaw
Grodelek
Galicia
Aires
Bayaelan Corpa
Anatolan
Cnzys
Raid on Libau Describes Zeppelin Attack
A distant report from Tetengrad via London details a German air raid on Libau. The Zeppelins are described as three bombers with one arcing over Tyblii causing minor damage and moving toward Russia. Observers note a German airship over the Baltic coast and a possible connection to broader World War I offensives.
Fire rips through Marys Hospital in Walla Walla
A blaze at Mary's Hospital in Walla Walla on a January day caused extensive damage. Fire responders battled the flames across a large frame building with inmates evacuated and one injured resident as fire crews contained the second floor blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
President Will Veto Trade Decrease in War Period
Foreign and domestic figures report opposition to a veto by the president as Congress debates trade policy during wartime. The discussion centers on export declines, cotton shipments, and industrial impact, with analysts noting reduced shipments, price effects, and shifts in manufacturing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farina Jan
Vis
London
Wittlon
Gps Pliga suTfaren
Ronaarily
Batestiatn
Gahey Hi
America
Lee
Leigst
Arcotling
Leie Yatef
Ukely
Ukby
Typewritéra
Mari
oHnes
American Phos Graphic
GaTman Sinanfachifers
Anti-Trust Suit Targets Chicago Board of Trade
Government probes price fixing of "call committees" and conspiracies among farmers elevator firms. Judge orders examination of wheat futures and a bond issue while officials from Minnesota and Chicago respond. The case implicates H. W. Donnet on matters tied to a statewide farm cooperative and the rural grain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Chicago
India
Hung
Magan
Towa
Dolah
Faemora
Ratveyna
Ania Guratlanod
Donnetet
Hugh
Gvnus
Tar
Meaita
Vincent
Severe penalty for guardsmen report failures
A garbled wartime notice mentions severe penalties for guardsmen who fail to report or disobey orders. It references Captain Frank McRoynokde of the Seventh Infants and notes disciplinary actions against those who do not comply, with other associated charges.
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Tink Angetes
Haw
Napehenthy
Mledemeshay
Eraarimien
Laide van Nhe
Sodraga
Fost
Bath
amore + Van hipietels
Captalie Frank & McRoyno
Pittsburg Yard Scene Hard to Read Quarantined
A garbled OCR fragment describes Pittsburg yards in quarantine and stock movements with unclear names and actions. The legible elements mention a quarantine, stock, and a hint of conflict or disturbance, but the exact entities and events are largely unreadable. The piece resembles a damaged historical report with multiple malformed words and repeated phrases.
Liberia appeals for American aid amid postwar tensions
The article reports Liberia appealing to the United States for assistance as West Africa faces economic strain and cold weather disruptions. It notes the government’s efforts to secure aid and discuss impacts on trade, with reference to international reactions and domestic concerns about food and supplies.
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Ypres
LA Bassee
Elkantaya
Poimté
Ser Canal
Bf Kantara
Lony Ranges
Brive
Btranuchmdad
Hubert
Mibiel
Lomraipe
Voskes
OF Commerce
Washington
John Hf
Fahey
Sirretery McAdon
Chaelen
Warntte
Joseph BH
Davie
Oumar
Henfeld
Cnet
Heataty Ef of
Commerce
John H. Fabuy
Boston
Berfin
Ny Wirelens
jBayvite
Pirtie
Benin
Roegén Hangly
Pasteen
Gan
Laadenen
DerHman
Cleon
Rouge
Balarin
Rawaxer
Orhonne
Mhéut
Bokorton
Zippelin
Uibau Amt
Virghent
Helldag
Libau
Port
Crow
Tetengrad
Jat
Germaine Rinte
Ann Nofombar
Tyblii
Rsa
Getaeth
Virgaes
Airahia
Bottamib
Zeppelin
Congress
Wariington
Barrott
Atstenit
Sabath
Windle
Gardiner
Tnt
Magdrchtuseths
Ann Vobinian
Arkatland
Turing
Benntar
Lota
Evita
Wales
Farrher
U. S
Pittsburg
Mitebore
Akenibant
Uvesteok
Liberia
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