Great Britain Calling Men To Colors Right Groups To Join Tomorrow
Proclamations posted across Britain call eight more groups aged 27 to 35 to enlist on February 29 under the Earl of Derby’s plan. Reports from Berlin note Japan-England agreements favoring Japan in the Far East. Anti German demonstrations erupt in Lausanne with clashes and police intervention. Western front reports claim French hand grenade attacks repulsed with heavy German losses and continued bombardments. Cardinal Mereler visits the Vatican while Montenegrin front remains quiet as Austro-Hungarian troops disarm.
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London
Earl of Derby
Ferlin
War Office
Seville
Helms
Chalade
Berlin
Ria
Sagritie
Jan
Comminniention
Montenegro
Beuari
Dronotenegrin
Review of War Situation on the Malian Front and Allied Movements
Review shows over half a million casualties reported through January 9, with 649,467 total figures for officers and men. Austrians and Bulgarians push to overrun territories while Entente relies on Resad Pasha to hold tente forces. Greeks reinforce Albanian border, British labor conference backs munition act revision, and French occupy Antipillo to threaten Mediterranean submarine bases.
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Eesad Pasha
Tentente
Ayeatentay
Mediterranean
Antipillo
Castiorizo
Aelatle
French Capture Turkish Town on the Coast of Asia Minor
A Matin dispatch reports French bluejackets seized a small town on the coast of Asia Minor near Castelrozio. French marines landed from a warship aided by armed trawlers, taking a captain and 25 men prisoner. Telegraph wires were destroyed. documents were seized. Greek families banished earlier were allowed to return home.
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Paris
Antio
Awla Minor
German U boats are numerous in war zone
New York readers report numerous German submarines sighted in the British war zone around the Irish Sea during the last weeks. The steamship California was delayed a day and escorted by torpedo boats leaving the area. A passenger, Dr Frederc Eastman, says Russians are waking up and opposing Germans and Austrians with vigor.
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New York
California
Tiverpool
Glasgow
Frederek Wy Eastman
Russia
Serbia
Dr. Fastman
Army marching toward Durazzo in Balkan fronts
From Milan a dispatch reports General Kaevess army units advancing toward Durazzo with no resistance near Giovanni al Medusa and Allesio. Albanian volunteers resist surrender of arms while Bulgarians move from Herat toward Jolncoluman near Lake Ochrida. Creeks reinforce Korttea as military circles view Bulgarian moves with concern.
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Patin
Ama
Milan
Kaevess
Giovanni al Medusa
Allesio
Durazzo
Athens
Seeolo
Krols
Koovess
Albania
Herat
Joln Columan
Ochrida
Korttea
Arto Centro
Labor Party Demands Coalitions Split Over War Coercion
The Bristol labor conference adopts a strong demand for drastic revision of the mould authorities to prevent war protests from being used for coercion and subjection. A decisive vote confirms Labor’s stance on coalition government participation, with a continued push for party unity and reform against potential factionalism.
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Bristol
England
Independent Labor Party
Labor Party
Labor
Harry Goslin
Cross
United States Seeks Global Submarine War Rules Note
The United States issued a note to belligerent European nations urging a general agreement on submarine warfare rules. It outlines a five point framework to protect noncombatants, require warning before firing, and allow safe passage for merchant ships, while noting changes since prior maritime practice.
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United States
Serbia Munitions Given Bulgars In War Loot
Derlin January 28 via London 1250 p m Emperor William has handed over booty from captured Serbian forces to Bulgaria according to H Rizow former Bulgarian minister to Italy. Report notes more than 20 cannons many machine guns rifles ammo 172 baggage and hospital wagons and other military materiel valued at about 30 to 40 million marks.
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Derlin
London
William
Serbia
Italy
H. Rizow
Dunzeldorf
Anselrer
M. Wrowwald
Total British Loss Announced in War Update
Tendon January 28 report gives total British casualties up to January 4 at 340,467 with 22,122 officers and 625,445 other ranks. Earlier figures from December 22 put casualties at 528,227 through December 9, reflecting a sharp rise in the month. Data breakouts list losses in Flanders, France, Dardanelles, and other fronts with officers and other ranks shown separately.
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Tendon
Rerates
Agquith
Drilieh
Asquith
Flanders
France
Sereyee
Ain
Dardanelles
Debated Armament of Merchant Vessels in Naval Warfare
A historical dispatch discusses whether merchant ships may bear arms and how submarines should conduct warfare. It weighs legality, safety of passengers, and the idea that armed merchantmen could lose noncombatant status. The piece notes U S inquiries to Austria and the response about the sinking of ships amid submarine warfare changes.
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Moss
Waity Marine Whoald
United States
Lanning
STAML IDENTIFIES BANK ROBBERS IN CHICAGO CASE
Chicago police announced that Edldie Mack and four others were identified as the Washington Park National Bank robbers who took $55,609 yesterday. J Garland Stahl, bank vice president, identified the suspects in attorney Maclay Horne’s office. Stahl faced two revolvers held by one robber during the heist.
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Chicago
Edldie Mack
Washington Park National Bank
Nicholas Hunt
Chicana
Stahl
Maclay Horne
Bostos American Haseball Club
Hin
Mark Ia
Campaign fund soliciting bill advances in Senate scope
Washington January 28 the senate elections committee recommended passage of a measure to make it unlawful for any member of Congress to serve on or collect funds for political committees clubs or organizations and to limit fund use in presidential and congressional elections while prohibiting the movement of funds into doubtful localities.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Fonda
President Wilson names Laula Nane Dela of Toston associate justice
President Wilson announced the nomination of Laula Nane Dela of Toston to the supreme court to succeed the late Justice Lamar. The pick, a Kentucky-born 60 year old lawyer from Louisville educated at Harvard, has led public life with reform and labor law advocacy and will be the first Jew on the court.
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Westiurten
Inn
Wilson
Laula
Nanedela
Toston
Ue Supreme Court
Lamar
Brandels
Senate
Arandels
Brandein
Kentucky
Loulaville
Harvard University
Boston
Dallinger
Tallinger-rinchat
Rongresa
Ballinger
New Haven Railroad
Oregon
Winots
Ohio
New York
Mfr
Araniels
Bia
Peperal
Mrs Mohr Admits Ties to Newport Police Contact
In Providence on January 28, the Mrs Tillaaheth Mohr trial resumed with Attorney General Nice cross examining. Mohr admitted knowing Crowley of Newport and entertaining him at her home. She claimed she stood with police in a fracas from February 1904 sparked by drug use and abuse, while the defense pressed questions about a Lynn marriage tied to a lawsuit.
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Providence
Tillaaheth Mohr
Ceril Hrawn
Henry Spellman
C. Franklin Mohr
Nice
Mile
Lanne
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Tome
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Pope Benedict
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Austrian Hungariad Sea
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Pasengera
U. S
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Catiurnia
Wecabla
U. S. Falls
Nate
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Vendfeld
Staml
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