German Forces Defend Eastern Front Amid Major Allied Pressure
German armies hold the eastern front under heavy artillery as Russia fights to stave off advances toward Drinsk. British and French forces press on in the west with incursions near Lorraine and Loos, while Greek neutrality and Balkan tensions shape new war diplomacy. Reports claim Austro German losses mount and blockades affect shipping.
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Nassau
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Your Furs Your Furs Remodeled and Updated This Season
A fur remodeling and renovation offer promises up-to-date fashions at low cost. The seller invites steady patronage, claiming furs can be remade or trimmed to suit current styles with comfort and ease. Mars styles are demonstrated and prices provided.
Germans Gain in Western Front
London reports a German artillery push across a 200 mile front in Artois Champagne and the Vosges. They claim gains near Auberive and the Vosges peaks, while British lines south of the Le Bassee canal and the Hohenzollern redoubt are described as holding and improved. Paris confirms some trench losses and French counter batteries repulse a German assault.
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Auberire
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le Bansee Canal
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General Villa Reported Dead Sparks Revolt and Murders
El Paso reports for twelve hours claimed Central Francisco Villa had been arrested by his men at Casas Grandes and executed. A revolt followed with 7000 Mexicans versus 3000. Villa and his ally Fierro were said to be killed in the clash. Fierro, Villa’s ruthless right hand, earned notoriety for brutal acts including forcing a hostage to drink and threatening a proprietor with a dagger.
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Union Pacific Train Wrecked Near Randolph Kansas
A Union Pacific train number 79 plunged down an embankment near Randolph Kansas after a washout. About 76 passengers left Manhattan this morning for Margevale. Reports say many killed and dozens injured with bodies recovered from the wreck and stream. Local officers in Kansas City confirming the disaster and identifying several dead.
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Alma K. Jellin
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Serbia Blamed for Trouble in Central Europe Crisis
London reports a king Ferdinand manifesto forwarded from Solla accuses Serbia of provoking war and aligns with Mulgarian aims to cede most of Macedonia to the central powers. He pledges to defend Timita against Serb forces and fight alongside Germany’s armies as the European conflict nears its end.
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Forty thousand attack bridge near Valachora area
Athens reports a large force with artillery began an attack on a bridge near Valachora, about 20 miles north of the Greek border. Bulgarians are said to be cutting railway links to hinder Entente relief to Serbia. Lighthouses on the Sulgarian coast are out, Sedteaghatch port entry restricted, all Holgsrien ports said joined.
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Chicago Grain Reports Mixed Wheat and Soy Prices
In Chicago, grain trading showed a mixed session as the wheat market edged higher while corn stayed steady. December soybeans traded near 91.04 with modest moves, and general price action reflected a cautious close across major contracts.
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No Books or Records Missing From the Police Department
A municipal inquiry reports that police records for July to December 1913 were examined after slips were disarranged. Investigators found mismatches between memorandum slips and the Prisoner Record, with some entries missing or not reflected in official books. Former Chief Browning described the method of recording fines and receipts, noting inconsistencies and possible misallocation of funds while promising further scrutiny and upcoming disclosures.
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Fulton
Marty ‘Togartig
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Willlaws
Coon
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