Belgrade Falls to Teuton Forces as Serbs Push Back
Berlin reports Serbian resistance in the Austro German invasion has failed. Belgrade and surrounding heights southeast and southwest of the city are now in German hands. Farther east, Serbians were beaten back as German attack operations continued.
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Belgrade Falls as German Forces Press Balkans
Dispatches describe Belgrade heavily contested with parts of the city captured after street fighting. German and Austro-Hungarian units advance on southeastern and southwestern heights while Belgrade’s civilian population remains partly in place.
Germany trades Greek territory in secret treaty report
A Athens Reuters dispatch and Greek papers Patria Hestia allege a July secret pact among Germany Bulgaria Austria to cede to Bulgaria Serbian and Greek Macedonia, Saloniki and Kavala, Kastoria, and Albanian lands. Entente powers seek Greece's reply on the Serbo Greek alliance amid potential regime change and blockades. Germany denies any secret treaty with Bulgaria.
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Severe reverse for the Germans on western front
London reports two days of heavy fighting yield little change as German efforts to recapture territory south of La Bassée fail while claiming gains east of Souchez and Taburg. French progress northeast of Tahure and in Champagne is noted alongside ongoing battlefield activity across Belgium, Argonne, and Vosges.
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J Tilson Elected Mayor of East Lake
Five new Bush Lake council members were elected on Saturday. W J Tilson, formerly a councilman, was chosen mayor succeeding Thomas Paine who did not seek re election. The new council includes W R Beck Coke Davis S Hook4 C Marbut and B St Mountcastle.
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