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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1914
Page
1
The World Series at the hour of going to press
The World Series story appears at press time with limited details and a brief notice style, reflecting a snapshot of ongoing postseason action without full game results or context.
Antwerp Falls to German Forces in World War I
Berlin reports Antwerp in German hands after evacuations by Belgium. Forts linger, but occupation is complete. Paris notes favorable Allied front, while Berlin claims steady success and a decisive phase in the western theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Greman
France
Arras
Braves Win World Series Opener In Philadelphia
Shibe Park saw a 20 000 strong crowd as the Braves defeated the Athletics in the first game of the World Series. Pitcher Rudolph starred for Boston with smart control and varied delivery, while Bender struggled for Philadelphia. Stallings praised his club’s class as odds shifted after the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Stallings
Tyler
James
Braves
Mackinen
Rudolph
Bender
Connie Mack
Wyckoff
Coombs
Giants
Mack
Athletics
Boston
George Stallings
Complete report of yesterday's game on sport page
The article previews a full recap of yesterday's match. It notes key moments, standout players, and final scoring pushes. Readers are invited to view the sport page for full statistics and analysis.
Poincare Residence Destroyed by Shells
Brodeaux Oct 10 President Poincare has received word that Germany bombarded his country house at Campigny Meuse yesterday. Forty eight shells were fired into the buildings, which were completely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poincare
Brodeaux
Campigny
Department of
Meuse
Plague Reports in Saloniki and Genoa
Plague cases reported at Saloniki and Genoa Italy Oct 10. Eleven steamers planned for Saloniki have suspended departure. Advertisement notes Washington Sun oyster promotion and a war book for 10 cents at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloniki
Genoa
Italy
The
Washington Sun Unday
World Series Play by Play From The Athletics vs Braves
The Cumberland Press will print a full daily account of the World Series games between the Athletics and the Braves. Accounts come via a special wire from the playing field, supplied by the International News Service with top sporting writers. See page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Press
Athletics
Braves
International News Service
Americans in Europe rely on aid as war widens
London reports the American relief committee aided 241 people in two weeks and notes 9 595 grants to date while 6 000 Americans departed for the United States, bringing total departures to over 10 000 since war began. The commitee warns of increasing distress among American workers abroad and calls on citizens to provide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Relief Committee
United States
Tooming
Sue
Kans
Berlin after the war push shows signs of normal life
Berlin October reports describe a city slowly resuming routine amid scarce goods and rising prices. The nightlife appears restored, transport runs near peacetime levels, and workers reclaim jobs as residents cheer troop trains and observe French prisoners with cautious curiosity.
Przemysl in flames as Russians predict fall
A Home News dispatch reports the Russian ambassador denying Przemyśl surrender rumors but saying the town is alive and its capitulation seems inevitable. Emperor Nicholas returns to Tsarkoe Selo, inspecting Red Cross hospitals and meeting wounded as 10,000 prisoners and 40 guns are claimed taken along the East Prussian frontier. Russian observers say German forces retreat west of Suwałki to defend Mareggrabowa, while the Novaya gazeta notes a crucial German move weakening their position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Przemysl
Galicia
Ruzsky
Ivanoff
Rovno
Brest-Litovsk
Bialostok
Vilna
Onsowetz
Red Cross
Petrograd
Suwaliki
Mareggrabowa
Lyck
Iettick
Pekele
Bakalarzowa
Margerabowa
Suwalki
Novoenya
Skalarzowa
East Prussian
Allies will Attempt to Open Dardanelles
Washington reports that Great Britain France and Russia plan a Dardanelles opening with commercial aims. Officials say Turkey’s closure blocks Black Sea trade, hindering Russia wheat shipments and U S cotton goods, while Russia seeks no fleet entry into the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
France
Russia
Dardanelles
Turkey
Black Sea
England
United States
Baltic
Mediterranean
Chauffeurs Labeled Crazy by Court After Third Speeding
New York magistrate Breen in West Side police court declares chauffeurs crazy. George Moran, driver for H. Herring of Riverside Drive, faces speeding for the third time. Judge fines Moran 100 dollars with option of 60 days imprisonment, mocking how employers pressure drivers to ignore limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Breen
West Side
George Moran
H. Herring
Riverside Drive
Austria Suspends Foodstuffs Duties
Vienna reports the Austrian government has temporarily suspended duties on corn flour and vegetables entering the country. The move comes as authorities seek relief measures and maintain supply during economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Tornado near Galena Kansas Kills Four In Family
Four members of the John Deere day family die in a tornado that hit the farming region near Galena Kansas last night. Two others are dying and three remain seriously injured as rescuers search the debris for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Galena
Kansas
John Deerfelt
German Offensive Fails At Paris Seeks New Baltic Aims
Paris reports the first great German strike in the war ends in failure with the offensive shifting to a coast focus. The drive targets Antwerp and ports in northern Belgium and France while British reinforcements reportedly land at Ostend. In Roye the French claim 1600 prisoners in 48 hours as fighting continues on the northern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
English Channel
Belgium
France
England
Napoleon
Antwerp
Ostend
Roye
War Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Score By
Inni
Little Kingdom
Leige
Namur
Reppington
Times
Phila
Frank G. Menke
Moran
Fivers
Catcher
Whitted
Schmidt
Gowdy
Moranville
Deal
Murphy
Oldring
Collins
Baker
MeInnis
Strunk
Barry
Schang
Plank
Dineen
Byron
Klein
Hildebrand
Europe
H. C. Moorer
Ozambique
Astrak
Calcutta
Ain Itself
Hwe
Rymen
Frederick Strasse
Unter den Linden
America
Nicholas
Tarkskoe-Selo
Germany
Cardinal Ferrata
Rome
Dominic Ferrata
Conehave
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