French Claim Germans Retreat Amid Russian Advance
London reports Anatrattan Foreign Department says Nawyo Island is seized and German sea line control lost as Russian forces press Cracow to Preomys. Paris notes French and British officers expect a second German retreat within two weeks as Von Kluck’s division yields ground north of the Aisne. Vienna confirms Ruslan contact at Riv er Sin and expects more German re-enforcements. Paris cites weakened Von Buelow center and a push on the Riethel Laon rail line.
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Sta
Arme
Thin
von Kluck
Aisne
Mance
Vienna
Sin
Petrograd
Poltland
Norlin
France
Paris
Alllow Axa Toy
von Buelow
von [Slusk
Riethel
Laon
Ovill
Sarajevo Falls as Montenegrin Servian Armies Capture City
London reports that Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, has fallen to Montenegrin and Servian forces. Austrian defenses overwhelmed while telegraph links to Breslau are cut and Russian momentum grows. A separate item notes 19 000 Chadian troops to be raised, increasing regional manpower.
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London
Rome
MISS LOVELAND TELLS OF VISIT IN WAR ZONE
Miss Eyah Loveland arrives home from New York on Erie train No 5 after a two month trip through Germany aboard the Lusitania. She recounts fog delays and a welcome by an American in Liverpool, and notes she will continue her account on another page.
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Miss Loveland
Eyah Loveland
Erie
New York City
Europe
Titueville
Lusitania
Cunard
Tower New York Bay
New Foundland
Liverpool
England
W. A. Johns
Page
German Submarines Sink Three British Cruisers
London reports the War Office confirms three British cruisers the Aboukir Hogue and Cressy were blown up by German torpedoes from submarines in the North Sea. Many crew saved by destroyers and trawlers. ships built in 1898 each costing about four million dollars. The disaster causes widespread horror in London.
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British War Office
London
War Offlee
Aboukir
Hogue
Cressy
North Sea
Jjeam
Ach
War Office
City Commission Approves Assessments and Public Sales
The City Commission acting as a court of appeals approved the engineer’s assessments with no taxpayer objections. They denied a West Main street building materials petition and granted Mrs. Bachomer permission to remove a building. Fire hydrant placement was discussed with a planned visit to the area. The Stanford Hose Company may move equipment to North West for a convention while maintaining availability. A $48 claim from Brooks and English for prisoner board was noted. Public sales of city lots at Washington and Maple, and six other parcels, were scheduled for September 26 and October 10.
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Booth Center
West Mainstrait
Corry Water Supply Company
Third Ward
Stanford Hose Company
Permieeion
First Ward
North West
Brooks
English
Erie
Harry Moomy
Sharif
Board of Prisoners
I T
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Enginess
Dickson
Meadville
Powell
Board of Health
French claim on Vera Cruz customs port after US occupation
The French ask portion of Vera Cruz customs profits arguing a loan to Huerta. Washington debates whether to honor the claim before the port is turned over. The dispute arises from the Allied occupation period and tensions over funds and ownership.
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Vera Cruz
United
Washington, D. C
General Funston
Vera Crum
Huerta
Survey Begins For East Side Trolley Route
Survey crews under Nnemeer Bentley begin rough work on the proposed Columbus to Clymer trolley line along the east side of the lake and Broken Straw Valley. A second line may be staked on the opposite bank after grades and data are reviewed.
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Nnemeer Bentley
Sumestown
Jmlis
Columbus
Clymer
Brokenstraw
Aida
Recreation Park
Weather outlook shows showers and cool spells ahead
Weather roady tonight and tomorrow with probable showers and cooler temperatures. Sky will remain unsettled as fronts move through, bringing scattered rain and a brisk breeze across coastal areas.
Milk case sparks contest as fairman Rouse held
Constable Jason Smith arrested William Rouse a noted fairman between Union City and Beaverdam for selling milk not meeting state Pure Food standards. Rouse declined to pay a fine and the case was set for a preliminary hearing next week with Pure Food Agent Billings and the state chemist expected to prosecute. Bail was entered for appearance.
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Jason Smith
Union City
Beaverdam
William Rouse
Hhat
Rouse
Barker
Billings
Nol
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United Press
Nawyo
Germany
Vict
Cyuancia
Cracow
Preomys
Preomynt
United Prona
The
First National Bank
Farren Savinngs Bank
Pennsylvania
Sarajevo
Unitea Press
Berlin
Romie
Bapl
Breslau
Ttm
Breu Inn
Tver Oder
Heine
Thiled
Mohtgenl
Aimbor Nant Tal Pnglund
Gannda
Corry
Court of Appeals
Center Street
Wil City
Craft Gcompaty Il Citw
Fia
the Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal, Savings
J.J. Desmond
G. H. Barlow
Jas. L. West
B. W. Parker
Ass’t. Cashier
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