British Plans in Belgium Revealed in Archives
Berlin dispatch reports German archives in Brussels uncovered a portfolio labeled English Intervention in Belgium. It includes a 1914 April 10 note detailing negotiations between Belgiums general staff chief and British military attache Lt Colonel Bernardiston.
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British plan outlines 100000 expeditionary force landing sites
The document from 1911 sanctioned by Lt Gen Sir James M Grierson lists strength and formation for a 100,000 man expeditionary force with landing points at Dunkirk Calais and Boulogne. It covers Belgian provisioning and quarters, interpreters, and espionage ideas. It also mentions a Franco-Belgian alliance and a Belgian minister's report from Berlin dated December 23 1911.
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Austria Army Shakeup Names New Third Corps Commander
Vienna dispatch reports sudden removal of five Austrian army corps commanders and appointment of General Svetozar Borsevic as the new Third army commander. Retirements cited health reasons. Vienna newspapers offer no comment on changes.
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Americans Join Foreign Legion in France War
About 200 American residents of Paris volunteered for the French Foreign Legion six weeks ago. The detachment reports it has moved north from Toulouse for four days and expects to enter combat soon in the war zone.
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From Rouen to Toulouse A World War I Volunteer Memoir
In Sept 1 we left Rouen for Toulouse with about 2000 volunteers of many nationalities. We rode in box cars to Toulouse, were welcomed by locals with food and wine, and joined the Foreign Legion veterans for training. We describe battlefield reputation, strict regimental courage, and rough, urgent excitement as we prepare for front lines.
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Death of Brother Calls M Greevey
One of the Royal Rooter leaders, Nuffred McGreevey, learned by telegram that his brother had died in Auburn Maine. He did not participate in the parade as the crowd cheered the Braves, rushing toward Maine with a stricken household.
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Immense Throng Fills Fenway Park
A massive crowd of about thirty five thousand filled Fenway Park for yesterday's World Series game. The Braves edged the home team 5 to 4 after a day of chills and thrills. Fans filled seats, roofs, and fences while thousands more sought updates from outside the gates or in town.
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Simple Prescription for Eye Comfort Promo
Thousands suffer eye troubles from uncertain remedies. A three to four daily eye bath using Optona system purports to clean and sharpen vision, reduce inflammation, and aid tired eyes. It claims many wearers discard glasses after weeks, with no harmful ingredients, available at Riker Jaynes stores or local druggists.
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Young Chemist Raymond Bacon Ends His Life at Rutland Square
At 11 o'clock last night a shot rang through 14 Rutland square drawing lodger Ella J. Barden to a fourth floor room. Raymond L. Bacon, 30, a chemist and unmarried, lay dead in a closet with a .38 revolver beside him. He had recently been out of work and was despondent. He died shortly after being taken to City Hospital.
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Braves Clinch Third Straight Championship Victory
Philadelphia Oct 12 The Athletics fans who once showed strong support during the series fell silent as the final flash revealed the Braves as victors for the third consecutive time.
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Murphy and Schang Lead Mackmen in 10th Inning Rally
Crowds cheered as Murphy and Schang propelled the Mackmen to a two run lead in the 10th. Gowdy replied with a Boston homer but the Braves tied, shattering confidence in the Mackmen. Bets favored Boston to win the series though many placed bets on tomorrow’s game.
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Beating Harvard in Lacrosse by Boston Club
Boston lacrosse club defeated Harvard 11 to 0 on Soldiers Field in a practice game. Gustafeson starred with seven goals and all key plays, while Wanamaker Nightingale limited a larger Boston lead. Three 11 minute periods were played.
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