Verdun Front Presses German Assaults With Heavy Artillery
Germans press bombardments west of the Meuse near Verdun as Britain and France brace for a new phase. German plans reportedly include two major blows from Pepper Heights and Fort Taverne, while Fresnes is reported evacuated and Brandenburger gains at Douaumont remain surrounded. Allied fronts lengthen to cover new reserves as artillery duels intensify across the region.
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Paris Exiles American G A Trube for Suspected Tampering
Paris reports Gustav Adolph Trube head of the French Westinghouse Airbrake Company, expelled under France’s safety policy. He was allowed six extra days to depart, sailing January 22 on the Chicago. Trube is a friend of Consul General Thackara and a member of the Noonday Club and American Chamber of Commerce. expulsion kept quiet. His wife and child remain in Passy while Mrs Trube says she does not know the reason.
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Strike riots at Madrid disrupt city amid flour cost
A Madrid bakers strike over high flour prices has escalated into a general citywide strike, causing riots and injuries as clashes with police, with disturbances spreading to suburbs where police are thin. The Madrid mayor has resigned amid the unrest.
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Submarine Campaign Brings Sinking News and Censorship
Reports from London and New York detail the sinking of the Thornaby and the Mulvina off Kent, with crews saved or lost as censorship tightens. German submarine activity prompts fresh U.S. opinion concerns and debates in Congress as ships near the danger zone.
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Pressing submarine warfare in face of US warnings
Berlin cables report German officials weighing break in relations with the United States over submarine warfare. Public sentiment shifts toward relentless war against England, with many blaming Washington for delays and pressuring Berlin to act. The Cologne Volkzeitung cites a strong pro‑war stance and cautious hope for US cooperation dwindling. Continued from third page.
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Ultimatum Sent by Germany to Lisbon
London reports Germany has issued an ultimatum to Portugal demanding the restoration within 48 hours of ships seized by Portugal. Earlier actions included seizure of 30 German and Austrian vessels at Lisbon on February 2 and eight more steamers at St Vincent and Cape Verde Islands on February 26.
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Diaz Rebels Invade. Carranza Welcomes Incursion
El Paso reports Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz is landing on the east coast to spark a revolt with Zapata and Villa. A Diaz Villa Zapata pact is claimed with a junta formed in the city. Carranza says it would welcome an incursion to expose Diaz's weakness and future funding is cited as crucial for success.
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Wilson Seeks Backing as U Boat Issue Looms
President Wilson met with Senators Speaker Clark and Leader Kitchin to press for congressional support amid a crisis over submarine warfare. The talks highlighted fears that without unified backing the United States could drift toward war, with diplomats abroad alarmed by perceived congressional hesitation. Continuous coverage promised on the continuation.
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Wilson Threatens Congress Over U-Boat Vote Record
President Wilson demands a record vote on the pending U-boat resolutions, alleging congressional opposition and executive interference. Leaders warn against negotiations, with no compromise acceptable, as the looming clash over policy and possible conference plans unfolds amid a charged political atmosphere.
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Index to Today's Issue with World War Headlines
Front page index shows heavy guns pound Verdun and U boats sink two ships. Wilson faces Congress and Diaz revolts. Kitchener asks aid. U.S. gold backs Diaz, reserve army urged, local school forum held, and society, sports, finance, and local briefs noted. Editorial on political resistance continues. CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.
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Seaplane Attacks Coast of England Reported
London reports a German seaplane bombed southeast England causing minor damage and killing a nine month old child. A correspondent from an unnamed coast town says the attack occurred after 6 pm with bombs breaking windows and scattered houses. movements of the raider before and after are unknown.
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Britain to Lease Race Horses for Government Winnings
London reports the government will receive half of race winnings after expenses from a new arrangement with Lord Lonsdale. Col. Hall Walker donated a racing stud valued at 270000 dollars, and two year olds will be leased to Lonsdale who will cover training costs and share half the profits. Members debated government racing colors and tips amid the announcement.
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