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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1916

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Attacks by Russia across two fronts deepen war news

London reports Russia resumes strong eastern front offensive against Austro Hungarians along the Bessarabian frontier and drives in the Caucasus. Turkish forces retreat in panic, many Turkish units annihilated as Russian assault expands 66 miles. Montenegro breaks peace talks with Austria Hungary and King Nicholas heads to Italy amid renewed western front bombardments.

London Bessarabian Czernowits Bukowina Caucasus Caucasua Petrograd Baye Lake Tortum Charianson Rivar Molazghert Erzerum Montenegro Austria-Hungary Paris Nicholas Italy Little Kingdom Serbia France Yser

Pan-America Ball Salutes World Leaders at Wilson Wedding

Washington's Pan American building hosted a royal ball in honor of the President and Mrs. Wilson, with ambassadors and officials from Pan American republics in attendance. Precedence rules framed the gathering as women and men moved within a grand hall beneath a red white and blue rope. Notables outside the rope included Mrs. Henry Corbin and other prominent social figures observing the ceremony and its formalities.

Washington Wilson Bugles Great Hall The Americas Washington World Offciaidom Jess Henry Corbin Mise Patten Charles J. Bell Paul Bartigti Caroline Ogden Jones Porter J. McCumber Mise McCumber Hampton Gary Supreme Court Army Navy Jong Hail

Shields and Woman in Divorce Suit at Yale Club

Mrs Elise Holmes Volek files for divorce from Motria R F Volek, stepson of diplomat Arthur Hopper Hearn, served at the Yale Club. She sought writ of habeas corpus to free herself from their apartment, later withdrawn after she escaped. Details limited as complaint not yet served. Seaboard Florida Limited advertises trains to Palm Beach and Miami. International dispatches discuss Balkan, Greek, and Venizelos developments amid war reporting.

International: News Service New York Elise Holmes Volek Motria RF

Greek King Fears for Life Amid Turbulence in Greece

Milan dispatch reports King Constantine II of Greece has doubled his bodyguard and avoids public appearance after private Athens advice. Entente emissaries in Greece allegedly fund revolutionary unrest while England and France are blamed for plotting to seize Athens and install a military dictatorship to control Greek forces.

Specter Washington Milan Italy Constantine Greece Athens England France

German Casualties Total 2 535 768, Tennant Reports

London Jan 19 Harold J Tennant parliamentary undersecretary for war announced in the house of commons that German casualties to date total 2 535 768 from Berlin lists. He said 588 986 were killed, 1 546 549 wounded or missing, 356 153 prisoner, and 24 080 died from other causes.

London Harold J. Tennant House of Commons Berlin Germany

Carranza declares Villa Lopez Castro outlaws across Mexico

President Carranza announced a decree declaring Francisco Villa Rafael Castro and Pablo Lopez outside the pale of the law after a mass casualty incident near Bento Ysabel. The decree authorizes any citizen to arrest and execute the leaders without formalities, requiring records of the action.

Carranza Francisco Villa Pablo Lopez Rafael Castro Bento Ysabel Francisco ‘Villa Agricue Rafael ‘Castro Pablo Lopex Mexico Rafael . Castro Apa Pablo Lopez

Four Ships Torpedoed by U Boats in North Sea

London reports multiple sinkings as German submarines attack British and French vessels. Leoville, 775 tons, sinks with captain and fourteen survivors landed. two men missing. Lowestoft fishing smacks Suncreaft and Sunshine sunk, crews rescued. Mazere, 8443 tons, of the Commonwealth and Dominion line, also sunk. commander P. T. Mello aboard.

London Leoville Lowestoft Yshing-smacka Swamcreat Sunshine North Sea Mazere Commonwealth and Dominion Line BP. Tp Mello

Austria Plans for New Kingdom by Uniting Montenegro

Rome Jan 19 special cable reports Austria aims to create a new kingdom by uniting Montenegro with Serbia. The dispatch says Emperor Franz Joseph contemplates a ruler to oversee a unified state as part of ongoing expansionist plans in the region.

Austria Montenegro Serbia Washington Prat Rome Frans J Det

Daughters of Montenegrin King Break Ties Over War Betrayal

Special Cable from Rome reports the Montenegrin king’s daughters, including the wife of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy and another married to Grand Duke Peter Nicolase Witch of Russia, oppose their father’s stance and will sever contact as long as the war endures.

Rome Jan Ot ‘Kime Nicholas Montenegro Austria Victor Emmanuel Italy Peter Nicolase Witch Russia

Naval Beefs and Baltic Blockade Talk In London

London reports press discussion of adding 50 000 sailors to Britain’s navy as a step toward blocking the German coast. Allied and German air and sea actions are described with bombardments near Le Sars Metz and Nancy notes, plus reference to Baltic control and cabinet decisions on orders in council.

Isternational News Service London le Sars Amiens Metz Thiancourt Freilinghein Germany Baltic

Russia Attacks on Two Fronts and Allied Conference

Front page summary notes Russia attacking on two fronts with allied leaders in conference. British blockade plans discussed. Wilson and Pan American Ball events, widow of general ends life, and calls for defense reform. Wood explains army needs. Fletcher report released. public concern over intervention. Britain’s note prepared amid mass disputes. Mrs Clarke compared to Vampira in bridge tale. poison alleged in Mohr case. School control debated as Plaza awards close. Editorial comment and society notes follow with sports and financial items hinting at car service complaints.

Russia Metz Wilsons Wood Fietcher A. R Britain Clarke Bridge Mohr

Widow of Civil War General Ends Grief With Suicide

Mrs Winona Glasgow killed herself with her husband General Glasgow s pistol after returning from his funeral at Falkstone Courts. The 76 year old veteran, colonel of the 23rd Iowa, had died days earlier in his Chicago apartment. Cremation followed as relatives learned of the double burial plan and her note to siblings.

Jon Winona Glasgow Gee Falkstone Cours Samuel Lyle Glasgow Dietts Military Order of the Royal Legion Falketone Chicago Ginagow Falkstone J. Ramsay Nevitt

South African Brigades Reach Egypt in War Dispatch

A Pretoria telegram reports the first South African brigade has arrived in Egypt, signaling another force deployment amid rumors of a Turco-German invasion. The move marks a formal step in reinforcing allied operations in the region.

Cebl Washington Post Pretoria Egypt

Mexico Intervention Debate Signals Fresh Revolution Fears

Senate foreign relations chair Senator Stone said the Wilson administration fears Mexican outrages aim to force armed intervention. He warned intervention could destabilize Carranza, provoke another revolution, and strain U S relations. Senator Borah resisted immediate action, planning to host resolutions but offering no pressing push.

Stone Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mexico Wilson United Coun United States Chihuahua Carranza Borah Notto_grees Borah Senate Borgh Clarke Wiitlems Lodge Sutherland Sherman Hunois Foreign Relations Committee Hlinolg

Kaiser Visits Balkans War Council in Nish

Dispatch says Emperor William met King Ferdinand at Nish Serbia and reviewed Bulgarian Macedonian and German troops. William received a field marshal baton, was named honorary commander of a Bulgarian infantry regiment, and top generals and admirals accompanied them. The meeting, seen as a war council, aims to direct operations toward Saloniki with von Mackensen expected to lead the Bulgar-Teuton attack.

Rotterdam Greece Constantine Sgleniki Ta War Council Deli Celine London Aristide Briand Adapatcl Reuter Wiliam Nish Serbia Berlin Ferdinand of Bulgaria Beredinand Vor Falkenhayn von Mackengen von. Plessen von Chelius von" Lineker Admiral von Musker Ferdinand Borla Cyril Radoslavoff Balkans von Mackensen Saloniki von Mueller

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