Namur Falls to Germans as War News Deluges Europe
Global war dispatches detail Namur and five forts captured by German forces. Updates from London, Paris, Rome and Vienna describe battles along the Meuse, Alsace and the Belgian front, with reports of German and Austrian maneuvers, Allied casualties, and shifting front lines. Also noted are Zeppelins over Antwerp and Japan’s actions at Tsing-Tao.
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Sayville
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Mezieres
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Leige
Paris
War Office
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Maubeuge
Department
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Donan
Department of Doubs
France
Alsace
Rhine
Antwerp
Mechlin
Lés
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Asquith
House of Ommons
Rome
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Strian
Trian
Talian
Vienna
Trent
Innsbrunk
Wis
St. Petersburg
Galacia
Tarnopol
Ereth Rivey
Semi
San Francisco
New York
Krasnik
Russian
Poland
Lublin
Prince Frederic of
Saxe Meiningen
Belgium
Brand Whitlock
Austria-Hungary
Japan
Lorraine
Vosges
Luneville
Nish
Servia
The
Drina
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Ussian
Burg
Conrad
Austria- Hungary
Italy
Ostend
England
Lloyd
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Yap
Carolines
Europe
United States
Albert
Tsing-Tao
Kiao-Chow
Count von Bernstorff
Peking
Field Day at Wallingford Sees Mixed Weather and Wins
The Wallingford Field Day drew a smaller crowd due to a cold day and a late speaker absence. Terril beat Wallingford 7 to 5 in a Terril ball game, with events including foot races, a balloon ascent, and a wrestling match won by Oscar Nelson. Evening amusements and a big dance followed despite a light rain.
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Graettinger
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Terril Boys
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Harvey Peterson
Nelson
Peterson
Why Sugar Goes Up War drives European sugar prices to new highs
The European war pushes sugar costs higher as refiners in New York quote 4.165 cents for granulated and 3.29 for raws in late July, rising to 6 cents and 5 cents by August. Britain seeks Cuban and American sugar, while beet and cane harvests in Europe shrink. Cuba and US stocks barely cover demand, signaling continued price pressure.
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Hawaii
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Austria
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Russian
Poland
Miss Mabel Stillman Lectures for Graettinger Women
The Hawkeye hosts Miss Mabel Craig Stillman for a free Sunday lecture at 3 PM for women and girls over twelve. An evening talk at 7:30 PM invites all, with the topic What the World Owes to Iowa. Program sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. Construction progress noted for Anton Christopherson’s new residence south of Montgomery’s.
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Iowa
Parent-Teacher Association
Graettinger Special Election to vote on City Hall jail
Notice declares a September 4 1914 special election in Graettinger Palo Alto IA to approve erecting a city hall and jail at a cost not exceeding 1000 dollars. Polls open 8 AM close 6 PM. Mayor Win Penn. Clerk pro tem I M Thompson attest.
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Palo Alto
Iowa
Penn
I. M. Thompson
Capital for War Now subscription offer announced
Des Moines Capital advertises full leased night and day AP service and guarantees no fake items. It invites readers to secure the Capital for the remainder of the year by mail at $2, and offers The Gracttinger Times bundled for $3.50 for one year.
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Securine Securite News
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