Austria Beats Russia in 42 Mile Encounter
Manchester Mass August 27 Dr K T Dumba Austro Hungarian ambassador to the United States released a cablegram from Count Von Berchtold Vienna seeking an Austrian victory in Russian Poland. The message notes a three day battle near Bresnik in Russian Poland ending with ab- l.
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Poland
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Austrians repulse Russian push along 70 km front
A large Austrian force defeats about five Russian army corps across a seventy kilometer front from Lublin. Russians advance in force but are driven back along the line, with Austrians pursuing them to hinder any further breakthrough.
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Friends anxious about John Sargent in Austria
London dispatch reports concern for American painter John Sargent who has not been heard from since leaving London for Austria on July 4. Friends and relatives seek news through the American embassy.
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Wilson Proclaims Neutrality Amid Japan Ayam War
President Wilson issued a neutrality proclamation noting a state of war exists between Japan and Ayam. The document mirrors prior proclamations and asserts the United States will remain neutral while events unfold in August.
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Britons Captured Reported By Berlin Radio
Berlin radio reports multiple war developments including Britons captured, Vienna departures of Americans aided by Berlin, Russian defeat near Krasnik, Austrian infantry action, Linian Fash named commander of Turkish European troops, Magdeburg cruiser grounded and blown up, and large prisoner movements through Chile.
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Turkey
German vessel makes daring dash from port
A German steamship, laden with coal and stores and carrying no passengers, left port at dusk amid fears of British interception off New York. The ship, bound ostensibly for Cadizpur, sped at full speed after clearing the pier, with preparations observed for further departure.
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Iran
No Japanese Landing Reported at Kiao-Chow
Taing Tau August 27. No evidence of Japanese troop landings in the Kiao Chow area today. Shipping in Shiso Chow bay suspended. A German naval blockade declared off the leased territory. German governor warned Americans to leave. Mr Pek stayed.
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Friendly Anglo American Ties Amid Contraband War Fears
London time article warns of British disquiet over contraband issues and US neutrality. It urges wise policy to keep United States as a neutral ally, avoiding entanglements with Germany or Britain. The piece discusses seizure rights, naval measures, and the need for clear instructions to officers to prevent disputes.
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Seamen Relief Bill Passed By House
The House approved the Seamen Relief Bill aimed at improving survival provisions for mariners aboard ships. The measure would regulate wages, timelines for advance payments, and require life equipment on American vessels including foreign arrivals. It also tightens penalties for desertion and restricts work on Sundays and holidays.
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Uncle Sam to Send Cruiser to Turkey
The Navy explains the North Carolina will sail to Constantinople with a large gold fund to aid Americans in Turkey. Ambassador Morgenthau urged urgent relief and Treasury agents will distribute funds with the American ambassador present. Several American missions and schools in Turkey will forward money through the cruiser for relief efforts.
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German airmen direct German artillery near Mons
Times correspondent reports that airmen guided German artillery in fighting around Mons. Paris dispatch notes aeroplanes over the British position signaling the German batteries with disc signals at line ends.
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Tokio Surprised by Austria's War Note
Tokyo awoke to Austria Hungary declaring war on Japan after Peking announced disarming the Kaiserin Elizabeth in Tsing Tau. Officials in Tokyo had hoped Vienna would avoid breaking relations, noting Austria’s past friendly stance toward Japan. The note stirred concern over China policy and potential upheaval in Far East stability.
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French Workmen Rally In Defense Of Country
Fragmented report describes Ansist and Marcel Semlat leading socialist factions in Iran, rallying workers to defend the nation. The piece notes leadership changes within the socialist movement after Jean Jaurès and mentions calls for unity, defense of the homeland, and opposition to perceived traitors amid national mobilization.
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National Defense
Germans Decimate In Amelais Battle Near Paris
In August a Belgian town near Amelais, Belgian resistance described by locals, German forces faced heavy fire as artillery moved in. French infantry withdrew allowing artillery to sweep approaches. Prussians reportedly entered the village amid fires from incendiaries, and civilians fled toward Mong where they boarded the last tram as the city faced bombardment.
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Five Russian Corps Beaten at Krasnik
A German field report claims four or five Russian corps, about 200000 men, were driven from Krasnik and forces pursued toward Lubin. Intense combat on August 27 in rough terrain, with battles along the Chadel river and in forests, before final disposition on August 9. Josith Von Herringen, ex-minister of war, awarded Iron Cross first class for services. Reichsarchiv notes Dr Lehmann of the foreign ministry’s commercial section to Guatemala.
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Krasnik
Lubin
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Josith von Herringen
Norwegian Steamer Gottfrud Blown Up by Mine in North Sea
The Norwegian steamer Gottfrud was blown up by a floating mine in the North Sea. Eight crewmen died as the vessel sank swiftly. The captain and three others were later rescued by the trawler Norden at Shields, while a man aboard a floating plank reported the loss. The Gottfrud, built in Stockholm in 1899, measured 425 gross tons and was 140 feet long, owned by Haagensen, Norway.
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Japan will not send warships to the Adriatic
Washington reports Viscount Chinda denies any Japanese plan to dispatch ships or troops to Europe. He criticizes papers for misreporting London cables and reiterates Japan will not extend its activity beyond countering German actions in the China Sea.
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Ruler of San Domingo Agrees to Step Down
President Bordas of San Domingo has agreed to resign at 3 o clock tomorrow. Raymond Baez will succeed him as head of the Lao tong University of San Lomingo. Leaders of all factions assure continued political reforms and the release of prisoners.
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Waskhimet
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Survivors Land After Trawler Sunk by Mine
Thirteen Danish trawler survivors reached Shiels after their vessel was sunk by a floating mine near Nath. The boat sank quickly as a blast hurled debris. four crew members died or were missing. The chief officer recalled the explosion scattering men and a small boat saved two injured sailors from the forecastle.
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