Paris Watches Germany’s Drive on Warsaw War News
Paris reports a plan for a rapid German push toward Warsaw and a subsequent swing toward Paris as Kaiser supporters claim victory by October. French officials say Joffre remains prepared and a German assault may provoke a defensive counter from France. The Crowns Prince’s army reports thousands captured. many more missing in recent weeks. Weather outlook shows partly cloudy tonight and cooler tomorrow.
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Italian Battleship Garibaldi Sunk Near Ragafa
Vienna reports an Austrian naval torpedo strike sank the Italian cruiser Garibaldi near Ragafa in fifteen minutes. Many crew feared dead as the submarine escaped to base. Garibaldi, an armored artillery ship, displaced 7,224 tons and measured 344 feet, carrying a crew of about 550.
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Vienna
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U S Warship Nashville Ordered To San Domingo Route
The United States battleship Nashville was ordered to proceed at once to San Domingo City to protect American interests amid threats. The warship will then move to Porto Rico to safeguard German vessels interned there under Navy guard.
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City Commission to receive bids on pavement and sewers
The Monday City Commission meeting will be held at eight p.m. in the City Building. Bids for West Wayne Street sewers and East Congress Street pavement will be considered, along with bids for police motorcycle and traffic enforcement equipment. Additional minor items will be discussed.
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Body Found Near Conneaut Identified as AL Moentrerty
Special to the Journal reports the body of AL Moentrerty, 61, a well known Conneaut resident who had recently returned from East Hickory, found after being stranded in mire by a bank fall. Coroner Stgham concluded death was accidental, not self-inflicted. Moentrerty was last seen near Conneaut Saturday afternoon.
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Thaw Returns Home after Welcoming Crowd at Broad Street
Harry K Thaw began the final leg of his journey home from Bellevue Stratford in Pittsburgh arriving at Broad Street station at 4 40 pm. A large crowd gathered to cheer as he rode in a automobile, marking the homeward conclusion of his trip.
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Pitsburg
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Bellevue Stratford
Leo Frank In Critical Condition After Prison Attack
From Milledgeville Georgia reports state Leo Frank, once condemned for the Mary Phagan murder, remains gravely ill after a prison attack by fellow inmate William Green. His temperature fluctuates as doctors fear for his recovery. an investigation into the state penitentiary’s management is ordered by Governor Harris.
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Body of Lusitania victim found in Ireland
A body believed to be Lindon Bates Jr., a New Yorker aboard the Lusitania, was found on the coast of Shamerick, Ireland. Engraving and items with the body support the identification, as Newton Knox travels to Queenstown to claim the remains. Cables to Bates’s father suggest confirmation of the victim’s identity.
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United Press
London
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County Shamerick
Ireland
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Newton Knox
Batyie
Queenstown
Lloyd George Appeals to Welsh Miners Amid War Strain
London reports Lloyd George, minister of munitions, will travel to Cardiff to urge South Wales miners to return to work. The move follows a cabinet meeting addressing internal issues as the government relies on Lloyd George’s popularity to secure peace terms and support for wartime production.
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United Press
London
Lloyd George
Cardiff
Submarines Missing in the Adriatic Air at Sea Report
Austria reports two submarines overdue from patrols in the Adriatic. Official naval authorities at Pola confirm the loss and dispatch news through United Press. Government and military circles await further details on the disappearance and location of the vessels.
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Rome
Daing
Adriatic
Russians Checking Mackensen in World War I Dispatch
Petrograd reports a defeat near the Ladin Shoals railway and a temporary halt to Austro German advances toward Warsaw. Mackensen's center is endangered as German and Austro forces reinforce. heavy fighting and high casualties are noted at Prewysnyse and toward the Riga region with Slavic forces battered on both sides.
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Teight Wink
Mickensen
Ladin Shoals
Warsaw
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Slova
Ft Lhs
Ben Terrific
Phelynsian
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MacKennen
Rman
Prewsnyse
Riga
President Returns to Washington After Foreign Note
President Wilson arrives in Washington from vacation and orders immediate review of the German note over the Urina crisis. Secretary of State Bryan calls for conference with the President as drafts and cabinet talks proceed to address possible delays in reply.
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Orduna Lachiont
Lanning
More War Loss Totals Reported
A government statement from Premier Asynith reports updated war casualties. The briefing lists over a dozen officers among the dead, with additional names and locations awaiting confirmation.
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