Lemberg Falls to Russian Controls After Ten Months
Lemberg Galicia, capital of the province, was occupied by Russian forces on September 2, 1914. The town, with about 200,000 residents and a key Austrian military post, endured fierce battles as Austro German troops recaptured surrounding Galicia. The advance marked by massive artillery use, shrinking shells problem for Russians, ended with Austrian German victories restoring control and renaming Lemberg to Levov.
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Relief Train Passes Yaqui Valley To Escort Sonora Troops
Wireless from Washington reports Admiral Howard received word that a relief train carrying Sonora state troops moved to Esperanza to guard foreign settlers and ease fears. The arrival of Mexican troops could negate the need for an American land expedition. The Indianapolis News notes Venizelos dominates Greek politics, pressing for war with Turkey while King Constantine balances caution. Venizelos, a Crete-born reformer, has shaped modern Greece through reforms, wars, and territorial gains, steering the nation toward greater strength and independence.
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Electrical storms and heavy rains hit western Arkansas
Storms and heavy rains swept Western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma with strong winds. Damage reported to fruit sections and a tornado killed Mrs Lige Gipson near Gans Oklahoma. Wire communications with many towns remain out as power issues persist.
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