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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

7

British and German ships armament in South American search

British ships Good Hope Monmouth and Glasgow under Rear Admiral Craddock hunted German cruisers Leipzig Nurnberg Scharnhorst and Dresden off South America. German cruisers Scharnhorst Gneisenau Nurnberg and Zelee actions near Papeete, with details on tonnage guns crews and torpedo tubes.

Good Hope Monmouth Glasgow Sir Christopher Craddock South American The Scharnhorst Gneisenau Hach Papeete Twhln Zelee Nurnberg

Battle off San Francisco Grounds German and British Cruisers

Reported clash in the South Pacific between British and German cruisers near San Francisco. The Leipzig and Nurnberg moved to refuel and patrols shifted as ships descended the coast. The Rainbow and Idzumo appeared briefly before retreating northward amid heightened war tensions.

Hage Awe Yih Ucunseitaiion Ateanta Gavwaphesvaay Novalibon 4 Isis San Francisco South Pacific Lespais Nuerbert Hainbow Idzumo Leipzig Nurnberg

Battle for Ypres Sees Massive German Push Falter

Reports describe a furious German assault to take Ypres with Emperor present to spur troops. British and Allied forces held the line despite heavy losses on both sides. German advances from Ostend slowed. British retreat halted as stalemate grows, with estimates of large German forces opposing at Ypres.

Ypres Hupprecht Bavaria Albrecht of Wartemburg

Britons Repulse German Charges In France and Belgium

An eyewitness account from Coronel E. D. Swinton dated October 26 recounts six days of heavy fighting along the Lys and near Armentieres as German formations pressed forward. British forces held and counterattacked, taking prisoners and inflicting heavy losses, with sustained endurance deemed key to potential success.

London France Belgium Coronel E. D. Swinton Intelligence Department British General Staff Presa Bureau Antwerp Bethune Lys Hnes Soas Armentieres la Ghei Pansenendaele Gersins Oor

Carranza Defies Peace Convention Over Provisional Rule

Reports from El Paso and Washington detail General Carranza refusing to retire and defy the Anguas Calientes peace convention. The message, telegraphed from Puebla, states he remains in charge and will ignore the convention while governors back his stance. Villa pledges support for Gutierrez, the convention’s provisional president.

el Paso Texas Carrangia Carranza Puebla Coss P. Sanchez A. Gonzales Ernesto Senton Cay Pablo Gonzales Villa Washington Hulallo Gutierres Mexico State Department Mexico City Carranzan Offles Guiuierres Zapatista Gutierrez Aguas Calientes Aguas Calidates Obregon Cabral Hl Pago Aguas Calientes Conference Natera and Robles An-geles Juarez Villa Torces

Naval actions and ships in Pacific theater report

An admiralty report details German and British naval movements. The Leipsic and Dresden cruisers operate from San Francisco and Pacific fronts sinking ships, while British submarine D-5 is sunk by a mine as German cruisers retreat. The Halcyon gunboat was wounded in the chase, and the D-5, built in 1911, measured 150 feet and could reach 15 knots on the surface.

Guaymas San Francisco Mazatlan Leipzig Nurnberg Scharnhorst Dresden Far East Uruuo Northea Admiraltye Halcyon

Germans Confess Bloody Blocking Near Dixmude Front

Allied reconnaissance and ground operations report reoccupation of river crossings downstream from Dixmude amid German attempts to hold and attack positions along the Yser and Lys rivers. Belgian and German dispatches describe intensified fighting, with Allied gains northwest of Pont-a-Maugon and along the Aisne region, while German losses and retreats are acknowledged in several sectors.

Dixmude Yser Cheluvt Lys Arran Lahons le Quesney-in-Santerre Aisne Algue Valliy Chavonne Soupir Amont Rheims Meuse Argénne Pont-a-Maugeon Selle Amsterdam London Berlin Nieuport Ypres Digo Roye Greatnoss Sossony Chayenne Sulnear Soiseone Noucdschoote Dixschoota Zonnebeke Massines River Lys Thirteenth Reserve Army Corps Knocke Noordschoote Bixschoote Troone Landwehr Brigada Poelekapelie Twentyseventh Bieelaere Gheluvelte Fifteenth Army Corps Hollebeke Warneton Russia Leuchers Lodz Opleina Ozreth Galicia Lester Marivernoca Vladizlavo Daily Mail France

Turks Make Hostages Of Subjects Of Allies

The Ottoman empire will hold as hostages the subjects of the triple entente until Russia England and France guarantee protection for Turkish subjects. Morgenthau reports that British ports may be left if desired, but a train with Allied subjects was detained by the Turkish war minister. In Teheran, Germans seek safe conduct as Russians threaten arrests and expulsion amid rising anti German sentiment.

Washington Russia England Franz Ottoman Empire Morgenthau Constantinople Egypt British Empire Ambassdor Coldwell Teheran Tabriz Paddock Persia Petrograd

North Sea Blockade Declared by Britain Amid War Tides

London reports the closing of the North Sea to all ships unless under British protection as a key move by Admiral Fisher. German and Dutch reactions spark debate over legality and neutral access, while U.S. officials see the notice as a warning, not a ban, for neutrals.

London North Sea Baron Fisher Admiralty Hmelish Channel Strait of Gibraltar Suez Canal Germany Cologne Great Britain Holland Gotland Stireen Amsterdam Via_ Tondon North Iena Handelsblad Washinton Washington State Department

German Crown Prince Very Badly Wounded in France

Geneva dispatch reports Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany seriously wounded in fighting in France. Travelers from Strassburg say the prince was wounded and taken to Strassburg for treatment with Berlin specialists arriving to tend him.

Geneva Switzerland Paris Basel Crown Prinece Frederick William Germany France Strassburg Berlin

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