Cardinal Chiesa Elected Pope Benedict XV in Rome
Cardinal Giacomo Della Chiesa archbishop of Bologna was chosen pope on August 31 after nine ballots. He succeeds Pope Pius X and will be known as Benedict XV, with Cardinal Ferrata likely his secretary. The conclave involved many nations and cardinals across Europe amid wartime tensions.
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Prep for Defense as Paris Fortifications Rise
Nations plan in Bordeaux while Paris girds for siege. Paris gates close and defenses expand as Herrick stays to oversee embassies. Reports cite Russian victories pushing toward Vienna and German forces advancing toward Paris with ongoing fighting along the line.
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German army nears Paris as Somme falls and Amiens captured
London reports the German army within 32 miles of Paris after a renewed advance. La Fere was seized in fierce fighting and Amiens fell after a three day battle. Paris war office says no contact near Compiegne and Senlis since Wednesday with precautions to stop offensives and aircraft incursions.
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Canada fears invasion from German force in Buffalo
Ottawa reports 7000 armed Germans in Buffalo preparing to invade Canada. Col Hughes, minister of militia, departed for western Ontario though he downplays the threat. The report is not considered serious by Hughes.
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Rome Hears of Russ Success
Rome reports the Russian push scored a decisive victory as the Austrian resistance near Lem rises, with official dispatches noting overwhelming Austrian defeat and shifting battlefield momentum.
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Russian Capital Renamed Petrograd in Imperial Order
St Peters burg will hence forth be known as Petrograd after an imperial decree ending the Teuton element in the city name. Military updates describe cautious Anglo French remarks as assaults pause and French experts assess German movements and enemy exhaustion.
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Japan Seeks 66 Million Yen for War Fund and Destroyers
Tokyo reports the government will ask the diet for 66,000,000 yen for a war fund and 10,000,000 yen to build destroyers. The Chinese minister denied protests over Japanese military moves in China near Kiau Chau, insisting China-Japan relations remain cordial.
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