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Denton Journal

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Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1914

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Ostend Fates Unclear as Belgian Fronts Shift in War

London reports Britain and France hold Ypres near Ghent while Ostend remains contested. French and British forces push near Ypres with German concentration at Ghent and Thourout. Ostend defense fading as Belgian and British troops retreat or withdraw. Ostend’s fate tied to fortified German lines from Louvain to Valenciennes and broader Allied progress in northern France and Belgium.

London England Belgium Ostend Ypres Antwerp Ghent France Bailleul Poperinghe Hazebrouck Aire Paris War Office Avand The Hague Bruges Oise Berry-Au-Bac Thourout Dixmunde Dunkirk Times Louvain Vilverde Brussels Liege Namur Mons Valenciennes Alest Daily Sketch

Villareal Named to Succeed Carranza in Mexico

Washington reports that General Venustiano Carranza resigned as first chief of the Constitutionalists and provisional Mexican president. Antonio Villareal, military governor of Nuevo Leon and permanent chairman at Aguas Calientes, is named provisional president and reportedly has wide backing from Villa adherents with little opposition.

Washington Venustiano Carranza Constitutionalists Mexico Aguas Calentes Villa Antonio Villareal Villareal Nuevo Leon Aguas Calientes

Washington Seeks End to Regulatory Program

Washington on October 15 reliable information says President Wilson will tell Majority Leader Underwood that no further regulatory business legislation will be attempted by this administration. The next Congress session will focus on constructive work to develop the natural resources of the country.

Washington Wilson Underwood Congress

No New Trial For Leo Frank

Atlanta authority reports Leo M. Frank denied a new trial by the Georgia supreme court. The court found that the newly discovered evidence was insufficient to alter the April 1913 murder verdict of Mary Phagan, an employee at the pencil factory where Frank was superintendent.

Leo Frank Atlanta Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan Frank Georgia Supreme Court

Twenty Members Feared Lost From Two Mine Sweepers

Aberdeen dispatch reports relatives of crewmen from the mine sweeping trawlers Princess Beatrice and Drumoak have been advised that it is feared the vessels are lost with all hands. The Westminster Gazette carries the dispatch from Aberdeen dated October 15.

London Qet The Westminster Gazette Aberdeen Drumoak

German Emperor backs priests treated as officers in war

London Oct 15 a Berlin dispatch says the German emperor approved the archbishop of Colonges proposal to treat all captured French priests as officers even if serving as privates in the field this step would affect wartime conduct and prisoner status across religious lines

London Berlin Reuter Telegram Company Cologne

Weather Snapshot From Major Cities

Observations from the United States weather bureaus at 8 p m show varied conditions. Albany and Philadelphia report cloudy skies with temperatures around the upper 50s to low 60s. New York clear at 62 degrees, Chicago rain, Buffalo clear, and St Louis cloudy.

United States Weather Albany Atlantic City Boston Affalo Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St. Louis Washington

Weather Today and Tomorrow for Talr

The weather report notes east winds for today and tomorrow in Talr. Temperatures and precipitation details are not provided in the readable text.

Vistula Battle Delays Czar’s Cracow March

Petrograd reports an Austrian division marching toward Cracow was cut up near Javornik by a cavalry attack, suggesting a Russian withdrawal toward Cracow. German forces support Austrian units along the Prussian frontier as both sides brace for decisive battles on Russian soil. Russian commander-in-chief intends to meet German forces on Russian soil while Austrians seek fresh levies and rail mobility to hold remaining positions.

Petrograd Javornik Przemyast Cracow Warostfal Przemysl Suwalk Vistula

Front developments span Warsaw to Dneister in war update

Official communiqué from Petrograd via Havas notes operations continuing along the front extending from the Warsaw region along the Vistula and Santo Przemys to south near the Dniester. Eastern Prussia situation remains unchanged.

Paris Petrograd Havas Warsaw Vistula Santo Przemys Furthe Dneister Prussia

Berlin Reports German Gains in Poland

An official statement from Berlin says German forces are inflicting terrific losses on the Russians in Poland and are advancing successfully at all points. The Russians opposing the German advance are described as suffering heavy losses and being forced back at every point by the German victory.

Berlin Poland

Belgian Government Arrives in Havre to Warm Welcome

The steamer Peter de Coninck arrived from Ostend bearing the Belgian government. French officials accorded military honors as an enthusiastic crowd cheered the arrival. Belgians received warmly by officials and public in Havre on October 15.

France Ostend Havre Peter de Coninck

Belgian General a Prisoner in German Capture

Berlin reports Lieutenant General de Guise, Belgian Antwerp commander, is a prisoner of war and has been moved to Cologne. The Lokal Anzeiger correspondent at Aix-la-Chapelle confirms the capture.

Berlin de Guise Antwerp Cologne Aix-la-Chapelle

Ida Von Claussen Committed To Matteawan Insane Hospital

Ida Von Claussen, recently sentenced to six months in jail for sending threatening letters to Charles Strauss, a New York lawyer and head of the water board, was committed to Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. She had sought an interview with Colonel Roosevelt to protest the ambassador to Sweden’s court presentation decision.

Ida von Claussen New York Charles Strauss Board of Water Supply New York City State Hospital Matteawan Roosevelt von Claussen Sweden

Crushed to Death in Quarry in Maryland

In Hagerstown Maryland on October 15 William Rawls a widower died when a boulder weighing several hundred pounds fell at Harry E Bester's rock quarry crushing his neck and back authorities said the accident is under investigation

Hagerstown Willam Rawls Harry E. Bester

Severe Kingston earthquake shocks Jamaica quake felt ten seconds

Earthquakes at Kingston Jamaica on Oct 15 produced a severe shock lasting ten seconds with two lesser movements. No damage was reported.

Kingston Jamaica

Miss Pankhurst Appears on Red Star Liner Finland

New York October 15. Christabel Pankhurst daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffrage leader sailed as Elizabeth McDonald aboard the Red Star liner Finland. The ship carried 160 passengers.

Miss Pankhurst New York Christabel Pankhurst Emmeline Pankhurst Red Star Finland Elizabeth McDonald

Brakeman Fatally Injured By Bridge Collision

Cumberland Md Oct 15 William H Dick a brakeman on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad was fatally injured after being knocked from a car by an overboard bridge at Ocean nine No. of the Consolidated Canal Company a misread line.

Cumberland William H. Dick Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad Ocean Nine No Consolidated Cayal Company

Fear Boers Revolt Gains Boer Recruits

Cape Town reports a rising pledge of support from Boer leaders amid General Botha’s crackdown on Colonel Maritz. Maritz leads an armed revolt near Upinion with German cannon and munitions, claiming at least 3000 well-equipped troops and imprisoning officers who refused to join.

Cape Town South Africa Crisin Maritz England South African Union Botha Upinion Africa

Philippine bill passes in House amid delay on Senate action

Washington October 15 the Jones Philippine bill passed the House by 211 to 59 and declares the United States will recognize Philippine independence as soon as a stable government is established. It will not be considered by the Senate this session. Florence Matthews of Hollidaysburg is charged with sending illegal poison pen letters to Mrs Ellen Bardell of Fermagh township.

Washington United States Islands House Senate Congress Marysville Florence Matthews Hollidaysburg Ellen Bardell Fermagh Township Juniata County Matthews Post Office Department Bardell

Hotel Mian Falla Propriety Killed In 22 Story Fall

Gustave Baumann proprietor of the Hotel Biltmore in New York fell twenty two stories from the roof while looking over a ledge and died. The accident occurred at the hotel and the body was found in the Italian gardens. Baumann was a well known hotel man in the country.

Mian Falla New York Gustave Baumann Hotel Biltmore

Girl Killed En Route to School in Duryea

In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 165 a seven year old girl Lottie Mosk daughter of Anthony Mosk was killed on the Lehigh Valley railroad at Duryea while rushing to avoid a tardy mark for school.

Wilkes-Barre Lottie Mosk Anthony Mosk Lehigh Valley Duryea

General Markets Philadelphia Flour and Wheat Stand Quiet

Market notes show flour steady at 4.60 to 4.85 per barrel for Cry Sais Jane 0 nie. Wheat firm with No 2 red around 1.064 to 1.09, No 2 Yellow and No 2 White lower. Potatoes and live poultry mostly steady with hens 14 15 cents, old roosters 11 12, dressed fowls 21. Creamery butter 30s to 35, western 31.

Philadelphia Jane Alec Inieady Western

Live Stock Prices Reported With Mixed Markets

Chicago hog prices show weakness with bulk sales from 7.20 to 8.10, roughs 6.90 to 7.10, pigs 4.70 to 7.76. Cattle demand easy with beeves 6.50 to 10.50, steers 6.10 to 9.10, stockers and feeders 5.30 to 8.15, cows and heifers 3.40 to 9. So calves 7.50 to 11.25. Sheep weak with ewes 4.50 to 6. The market shows broad ranges across hogs cattle and sheep.

Chicago

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