Austro Ceamians Plan Big Move Toward Petrograd
London reports the Baltic German forces under von Hindenburg near the Dvina River between Riga and Dyinsk with Petrograd less than 300 miles away. The Russians defend Rovny while a major westward German push toward the capital appears imminent, as British press weighs an ambitious Austro German strategy.
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London
von Hindenburg
Dvina
Riga
Dyinsk
Petrograd
Rovny
Warsaw
County Taxes Set At 63742.14 In 1914 Session
Tax Collector Smith Hall presented county tax figures totaling 63 742 14 for real and personal property. The Board of County Commissioners adjourned their session after several days of meetings.
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Smith Hall
County Board of Commissioners
War status summary from Allied and Axis fronts
Reports from Rome and Paris describe French air raids on Awelbrueeken and Saint Ingbert with eight killed, and bombardment of Saarbrucken. Italian positions in Gadore held, Austrian lines repelled at several points. Venizelos returns to Athens as Greek policy debated. German Artillery renewals in Argonne repulsed.
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Herlin
Awelbrueeken
Saint Ingbert
Mthemish Prissin
Nanay
Saarbruecken
Gadore
Rome
Cars
Fortari
Venizelos
Aireece
Athens
Paris
Argonne
San Benito
French Under Secretary of War Confident of Victory
Albert Thomas, France's Under Secretary of War in charge of munitions, told The Petit Parisien that France's munitions efforts differ in method but match England's results. He said the army is equipped to endure shocks and launch a strong offensive, morale is high, and Allied resources will lead to eventual victory despite German reserves.
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Ampaign
France
Belgium
Dardanelles
Rus- Ha
Straits
Paris
Albert Thomas
Petit Parisien
England
Germany
Markets Could Be Had in Houston County Farmers Meet
J P Miller of Moultrie outlined a plan to boost Houston County markets for farm products, secure equitable railroad rates, and unite farmers to grow specific crops for steady selling points. He cited past missteps, highlighted rate disparities against Dothan, and urged coordinating buyers and local producers to expand profitable markets.
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Houston County
J. P. Miller
Moulrie
Court House
Mr. Miller
Miller
traWic Department
Dothan
Som
Florida
Tennix
New York
Muller Wax
Foreigners Reported Safe at Veracruz Says Carranza
General Carranza cabled to deny reports that foreigners are in danger in Veracruz and other parts of Mexico controlled by his forces. He promised ample protection to all foreigners regardless of nationality and called the danger reports lies.
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Washington
Carranga
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Carranza
Train explosion near Vers Cenz kills fifty in massacre
Washington reports a passenger train in the northern Vers Cenz region was blown up by Zapiat intas. Fifty passengers and a military guard were killed. Details came in advices to the Carranza agency.
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Washington
Zapiatintas
Vers Cenz
Carranza Agency
Americans in arms along Texas border
Brownsville reports show widespread fear as large numbers of Americans prepare for possible conflicts with Mexican groups. Officials confirm crossings, border raids, and recruitment by Mexican factions, with 1700 former Carranza soldiers said to have crossed the river along a 120 mile front. Local protests erupt as authorities monitor mobilization and potential violence near Brownsville and along the border.
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Brownsville
Texas
Cameron
Hidalgo
Starr
Lareo
Pla
Laredo
Browneville
Big Grande
Carranza
Troma Point
Frownsville
Rio Grands City
Archy McDonald Visits Taylor Route 3
Archy McDonald of Taylor route 3 was present today in an informal local gathering. No further details were provided.
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Archy McDonald
Taylor
Turk Cruiser Goeben Sunk by Torpedo Near Bonphor
London reports the Turkish cruiser Goeben torpedoed by an Allied submarine near Bonphor, renamed Sultan Selim after purchase from Germany. The crew ran the ship aground in Harrow Creek, where workmen and buildings were to be removed to allow repairs.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Athens
Vurkiah
Diecbin
Sultan Selim
Germany
Turkey
Bonphor
Harrow Creek
Fuller on Way to Gay Frisco
Colton Fuller, a well known mute youth, travels toward San Francisco in a Ford. He writes a letter to a friend while en route via St Louis and Milwaukee, aiming to reach the Native Highways. He indicates family ties to the Bosworth Kiln Co. in Los Angeles and Geneva, Switz.
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Fuller
Colton Fuller
San Franciseo
Ey Wailen
St. Loouis
Baller
Promition
Matemobile
Bosworth Kiln Co
Ten Angelos
Und
Gengvieve
San Diego Plan Reported by Funston
Major General Funston has sent to Washington a dispatch detailing a San Diego plan. The report says bandit leaders lure Mexican laborers and trigger deaths on the Texas border, with threats to Rio Grande valley territory and migrant workers. It notes proposed Mexican restoration and potential Guard deployments, while stating Carranza and Villa factions are not involved in the described disturbances.
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Tiek Petlatot
Mus Aruay
San Viewo
Waita
Rio Chande
New Mexico
Arizona
Californian
Fick Funston
Wide County
Mercedex
San Antonio
Tesaa
Aug
Frede Funton
Sa Diego
Catle
Texas
Rio Grande
Arizatic
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
San Diego
Serose
Funston
Brownsville
U S Asks Bata on Munitions
The War Department to American munitions makers asking for data on plant facilities and capacity to supply in emergencies. Officials stress no purchases planned now, but aim to gauge expansion needs and ensure future supply while many private plants are at full capacity.
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Washington
War Department
Neverksary
Europe
Ite
Arnurion
Autumo Realities and Local Optimism Amid Economic Talk
A local banker Crarge IE Malone expects improved conditions this autumn and notes crepe prices easing, suggesting better times ahead. The speaker doubts a surge in circulation this fall but foresees potential economic improvement despite uncertain markets.
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Mat White
Crarge IE Malone
Atory Inn
Labor Turmoil Hits Bridgeport Firms Amid Walkouts
In Bridgeport Angpales area labor tensions flare as about seventy machinists at the Lake Torpedo Boat Company threaten a walkout. The Farrel Ansonia plant faces a possible strike as workers at Locomobile Company of America and other employers expect wage and pay disputes resolution within hours. Management deferred a wage reply for twenty four hours after a union demand. readiness to strike looms if terms are not met.
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Torpeds
Lal ‘Ehintatn
Farrel Ansonia
Lane Dead a Well Known Malvern Citizen Dies
H Lane died this afternoon in Malvern. The death comes as a shock to the community. No details of the cause were learned at this time, as relayed by his son Arthur Lane, a royal barber. Forehand Ashford route Dothan caller today.
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Lane
Malvern
Tie
Arthur Lane
Ashford
Wena Dothan
Southeast Alabama Seeks More Farm Aid From Georgia State
Fragmentary remarks suggest a call for greater farming support in Southeast Alabama, urging Georgia and northern states to assist local farmers. The text emphasizes regional differences and contrasts eastern and western approaches, with a focus on improving agricultural operations in the area.
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Alabama
Fermi
Georgia
Rern
Jews in Germany issue dramatic appeal to Amiga
The Over tan News Agency reports a protest by the association of Jews in Germany: a neutral-country distributed appeal drafted by Dr. Levi urges aid amid wartime devastation. It condemns Russian shelling and urges loyal citizens to send gifts, not money, to families displaced by the conflict.
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Germany
AMIGA
Berlin
Over Tan
Association of Jews i
Amelia
Levi
Volinn
Teli
Emy
Lemberg
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Kaiser
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Rah
Neithe Carranza
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U.S
Bata
Bridgeport
Angpales
Pet
Ures
Qm ‘Pany
Sande
Mena Atelke
H. Lane
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