Belgrade Front Advances and Allied Reported Decline
Telegraphic dispatches from Paris and Vienna describe fierce Balkan fighting near Belgrade. Austro-German forces advance from Belgrade, with Danube crossings completed and heavy artillery shelling continuing. Serbian defense holds stubbornly, with casualties mounting on both sides and reports of prisoners, river mines cleared, and Belgrade largely evacuated to secure positions.
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King Ferdinand of Bulgaria Warns France
A Bucharest dispatch reports King Ferdinand meeting British and French ministers in the palace. He laments France's departure, says French blood flows in his veins, and questions what he can do as Germany remains unpredictable. The French minister pledges to advise prudence after a decisive battle.
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Wilson and fiancee begin to arrange for their wedding
President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt began preliminaries for their wedding in Washington on October 11. They keep plans private. A wedding trip is being talked of with possible use of the Mayflower yacht.
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Wimbledon Cup Match Won by Sergeant Jackson
State Camp Jacksonville Pla October 11 Turin morning sport notes tally 502 entries, Wimbledon cup final 1000 yards decided. Sergeant J E Jackson First Iowa led with 98, earning Wimbledon cup gold medal and 20 dollars. Lienhard and Durchdenwald awarded silver and bronze medals with 26 and 20 dollars. Other prizes range 18 to 3 dollars for 402 next competitors as 600 yard stage concluded.
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Rioting in Moscow Reported by Germans
Berlin reports via wireless that on September 27 civilians built barricades in Moscow. Eight higher officials and twenty-five policemen were wounded. three civilians were killed and twelve wounded, including a student whose body lay in the street all night. Demonstrations followed the funeral as students clashed with police. Riots also occurred in St. Petersburg, Kharkov, Rostov, and Odessa. Aristocrats and merchants plan to petition Emperor Nicholas, blaming Jewish disloyalty and Count Whitte for unrest, urging a return to ancient Moscovite customs.
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Exchange drops despite big loan
New York report details that foreign exchange rates fell to multi-week lows despite a $600 million credit loan to Britain and France. Sterling touched $4.67% with other currencies quoted as francs 585, lira 84, reichsmarks 323. Analysts warned at a Wall Street bankers meeting that private credits among major banks might prop up sterling while considering a supplemental loan of $200 to $250 million to restore exchange stability.
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Europe
Ill Foreign Minister Velcasse to Stay in Room in Paris
Paris October 11 Foreign Minister Theophile Velcasse is indisposed and will remain in his room for several days due to exhaustion from overwork. Premier Viviant will oversee the foreign ministry in his absence.
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Army Aviator Dies In San Diego Bay Crash
Lieutenant Walter D. Taliaferro of the U S Army Aviation Corps School at North Island was killed when his craft plunged about 11 30 am into San Diego Bay. He had been in the air since early today and vanished after a five hour search failed to locate him or the wreckage.
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British Casualties Grow By Thousands October report
London October 11 British casualties reported since October 1 amounted to more than 21,000. The weekly casualty list published today shows 200 officers and 4,300 men. This brings total published in London papers since the first of the month to 31 officers and 20,951 men.
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