Trail of Battle Across Belgium in German Advance
The Amsterdam Reuters account details a German advance across central Belgium this week. Belgian forces fall back from St Trond and Diest, with key actions at Geeshetz Budingen Haelen Aerschot Louvain and Antwerp as Germans press the six mile front and Belgians retreat in good order.
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Hasten Funds For Tourists Amid Relief Transfers
Washington reports that the National Board of Relief plans to transfer all funds on Americans abroad to gold payments via Bank of England. About 1.5 million dollars in deposits exist, with Italy and Switzerland flight patterns noted. Reports confirm safety of Americans in Germany and ongoing efforts to move those in Europe toward home.
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Belgian Losses at Louvain Reported as Enormous
The Daily Mail correspondent at Alost Belgium 15 miles northwest of Brussels reports the Belgians evacuated Louvain Wednesday after a bloody battle with enormous losses. They fought against fearful odds and were driven back.
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Boston Plans to Help Stranded Teachers Abroad Return
Boston school officials prepare with the State Board of Education to devise relief for about 100 teachers stranded overseas. A committee will consider salary assurances, travel options, and funding as many instructors travel from England France Switzerland and beyond. Reports describe illnesses and delays but no acute suffering, with several teachers already en route or expected to reach Canada or Belgium’s ports.
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U S Stance on Japan’s Demand Shaped by Neutral Policy
Washington reports the United States will remain neutral in the European conflict and will not judge the Japan Germany ultimatum. It clarifies Japan aims to restore Kiaochau to China and to consult the United States if China faces internal disorders. Baron Chinda pledges Japan’s intent to return Kiaochau and notify the U S of any planned measures.
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Refugees Camping on Ostend Beach Report
English passengers arriving from the continent say Brussels refugees are camping on Ostend beach. Trains were crowded with wounded as residents fled. A woman described long German wounded convoys passing the main road to the Northern railway station.
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Notable Names Connected to Boston Area Schools
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U S Rough Riders Accepted by France
Paris reports the Ministry of War has accepted the Anglo American Rough Riders Corps formed in Paris. The unit will serve as scouts and interpreters, many speaking four to seven languages. They will supply their own uniforms and mounts, a public fund supports field maintenance, and five automobiles have been provided, including a fully equipped hospital car for surgeons and nurses.
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Bank of Spain to Open Agencies in New York and Buenos Aires
Madrid dispatch says the Bank of Spain will establish agencies in New York and Buenos Aires. Date is Aug 21. Paris report cites the decision and outlines the international expansion.
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