Britain and Russia Fronts Under Strain in War Reports
In a review of the war, British and French fronts show hardened fortifications and resilient defense. Russian forces retreat in good order along a 750 mile line, while German attempts to crush the ally meet stout resistance. Italian artillery and Alpine troops gain strategic positions as Gallipoli operations unfold with mixed progress and notable colonial gallantry.
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Angela
Russig
Russia
Germany
Italy
Karl Kitchéner
Dardanetes
Gallipoli
Suvla Bay
Ansac Poartion
Cape Helles
Krithia
Anzac
Sari Batr
Ghunuk ‘Baly
Trig Ered
Suria Bay
Troupe
Billa
Arter Peing
Suvia Bay
New Zealand
Hamilton
Dardanelles
Sistter
Meseastamia
Marl Kitchener
Huphrates
Turka
Euphrates
Tigris
Arun
Britain votes another war credit amid rising expenditures
London September 15 Premier Asquith in the house of commons moved a vote of credit amounting to 1 250 000 000 pounds. The total wartime credit now nears 6 610 900 000. He disclosed daily war costs and noted about three million men enlisted. He outlined munitions expansion, labor needs including women, and gains in France, Flanders, and the Dardanelles while Russia remains unbroken. He warned against domestic strife and urged unity and sacrifice for victory.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Commons
Flee Arts
Bank of England
Dominions
Britain
Dole
Pesca
Army
Navy
Sala Alt
Munitions Department
Rmanster of
France
Flanders
Dardanelles
Turka
Joana
Ae Bremler
Bin
Adquith
Bertin
Newman Erb Takes Poison by Mistake
Deal New Jersey September 15 Newman Lub of New York railroad builder and financier is critically ill at his summer home after taking poison by mistake for headache medicine on his way from New York. He is president of the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad and a prominent figure in railroad affairs.
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Deal
N. J
No Report by Dumba Reached Austria
Vienna reports no new information on the U S recall request for Austro-Hungarian Ambassador Dr Constantin Dumba. Diplomats say no direct report has arrived from Dumba or from Frederick C Penfield in Vienna. Swiss, French and German papers carry word of the note from Secretary Lansing and the Washington note relayed via Berne.
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Vienna
Berlin
London
United States
Constantin Theodore Dumha
Washington
Frederick C. Penfield
American Ambassador, Received Secretary of
Lansing
Dr. Dumba
Associated Press
Austria
Belive
Saya
Lanning
Dumba
Stovall
Berne
Switzerland
Ambassador Penfield
Penfield
Confined to Bed Army Lieutenant Weds Miss Nesbit
Lieutenant Fraelan Cannon of the United States Constabulary Corps, recovering from appendicitis, married Miss Marjorie Nesbit at his bedside in a Mobile infirmary. The ceremony was performed by an Episcopal minister after telegram exchanges and Miss Nesbit’s arrival from Washington.
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Mobile
Ain
Fraelan Cannon
United States Const Artery Corps
Fort Morgan
Marjorie Nephit
Washington
Cannon
Nestle
Wilson Studying Defense Reports From Garrison Daniela
President Wilson today began a detailed study of preliminary defense reports from Secretaries Garrison and Daniela. He focuses on strengthening the army and navy and will not decide on increases or changes until he receives further department reports and consults with Senate and House military and naval affairs leaders.
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Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Daniela
Congress
Department
Senate
House
Verdict of not guilty for 18 accused Texans
Corpus Christi Sept 15 Federal Judge Wailer Byrne ordered a verdict of not guilty for eighteen of the forty one Nueces county officials and natives on trial in U S district court here on charges of conspiracy to corrupt the 1914 general election. Prosecutors conceded evidence failed to connect the men to the alleged fraud with cases of the remaining twenty three set for jury consideration tomorrow. Claude Fowler chief of police Corpus Christi M J Wright sheriff and Joseph Bruntzer county assessor were among those relieved of charges.
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Corpus Christi Texaz
Wailer Byrne
Nueces
Eitigena
United States Distriet Court
Claude, Fowler
Corpus Christi
M. 3
Wright
Shertie
Joseph Bruntzer
Big Cartridge Plant Strikes Halt Most Operations
Lowell Massachusetts September 15 Labor troubles at the United States Cartridge company plant halted all but machine and sheet metal work. About 500 of 5,000 employees remain at work as workers demand a 15 percent wage increase an eight hour day and ending night shifts on Sundays. Women seek an eight hour day and 20 percent raise amid ongoing three shift seven day operations with large allied orders expected.
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Lowell
Mass
United States Cartridge Company
Evidence on Arabic torpedoing pressure to Berlin
Washington reports Ambassador Gerard has been told to present Germany with evidence the White Star liner Arabic was torpedoed without warning, killing two Americans. Berlin will review, with two weeks likely before a decision. Hesperian fate remains uncertain without clearMine or torpedo cause. Von Bernstorff upbeat on US-German settlement within a fortnight.
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Washington
Gerard
United States
Lansing
Berlin
Foreign Office
Bernatorff
Tom
State Department
von Bernstorff
New York
Ambayardor
Germany
Sesh
Joant von Bernsterif
Count von Bernstorff
Heserlan
Wilson
London
Iesla
Tornte Piccpa
Britain
Ballots Burned in May Primary Trial Unfolds
At a September trial in Trditnapolsa Mayor Joseph Bell faces election conspiracy charges as witnesses John W. Lee and Charles J. Gibbs describe burning part of the Democratic ballots from the May 15 1914 primary. Lee says James H. Gibson directed the burn after taking ballots to prevent counting. Gibson and Bell favored Lyons for state treasurer.
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Trditnapolsa
Joseph E.bell
John W. Lee
Charles J. Gibbs
Gibbs
Lee
James H. Gibson
Gibson
A Lyons
Younwy
Bell
Comedian Williams Dies at Home in Wondon
Comedian Williams died at his home in Wondon on September 21. He was born in London December 9, 1844, and made his first stage appearance in 1851. By the time he marked fifty years on stage in 1901, he had performed over 4,000 parts.
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Wondon
Arthur “Wwillama
London
Williams
Wholesale killing by Villa orders at Urbina ranch
A U S report claims General Villa ordered a raid on Urbina's Las Nievas ranch after Villa visited Urbinga. Four teen Urbina staff officers were executed as Villa and his bodyguard entered by windows and doors. Fierro led the executions and reportedly took Urbina to Chihuahua before his men were killed.
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Hi Pasay
Texas
Urbina
General Villa
Urbinga Ranch
Las Nievas
Villa
Rodolfo Fierro
Fierro
Uoon Fierro
Chihualug
Smerro
Fierra
Chihuahua
Fierty
Farrar
Dimiez
Baby Escape From Wreck Near Belleview Utah
A three month old baby survived while nine adults were killed or injured when an auto overturned near Belleview on a mountain road en route to Lund. Mrs. Sarah Casto of Richfield was killed and two other passengers were badly hurt, possibly fatally.
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St. George
Utah
Lund
Mountain Road
Belleview
Sarah Casto
Richfield
Autoists Charged After Beating Woman on Stewart Avenue
County officers Olver Heard and Stovall arrested J Phillips and J R Broadpax last night for beating Pearl White on Stewart Avenue beyond Capitol View. Phillips faces battery and pandering charges with a $500 bond. Broadpax and the girl were detained for drunkenness on the highway, bond set at $100.
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Olver
Heard
Stovall
Highwand
Officials of Memphis deny irregularities in city offices
Memphis officials deny irregularities in city offices and say there was no failure to enforce state liquor laws. Attorneys today filed an answer to the ouster suit against Mayor R Crump and City Commissioner Alex S. Go. Police inspector Ho Perry said the issues will be heard September 25 by Chancellor Welekell and Fentress jointly.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ml Charies
Arinces
R. Crump
Alex Sana
Ho Perry
Starns
Chana
Weakness and Loss of Appetite Tonic Adulates Strength
Local health notice touts a general strengthening tonic to combat weakness and loss of appetite. Describes as a true tonic and sure appetizer for adults and children, claiming it drives out malaria and related symptoms by a tonic ae lem.
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Bae
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