Baltic Front Shifts as Russians Evacuate Warsaw
Across the Baltic region Russian troops retreat from Warsaw leaving the city and rail stock orderly. German advances north of Iivinsk threaten Grand Duke Nicholas forces while Kovno and Riga are reported evacuations or imminent German possession. Greece resists Allied pressure as Bulgaria and Romania watch Greece. Italian and Austrian actions in the Adriatic and Isonzo theater are noted with Monte San Michele battles and Gorizia near fall. Berlin reports Fort Dembhe captured as Warsaw falls under German liberators reception.
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Ten Million Germans in Military Service Claim Heard
In a British prize court hearing, Major Eric Tillon's affidavit is cited to support that about 10,000,000 people are serving under German military authority. The intake estimates include front-line and support roles, suggesting seized foodstuffs were intended for Germany's military forces.
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Warsaw Not Stricken With Terror On Germans Entry
A Polish observer, son of a large Litniowner, details Warsaw during the German entry. He notes daily life continued, with theaters and restaurants busy, banks closed briefly, and panic limited to money shortages. He cites reliance on two railways for food and troop movements.
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Conscription Seen Likely in Great Britain This Autumn
A Sun London cable reports belief within the Asquith cabinet that compulsory military service will be adopted in Great Britain by late October. Cabinet members gathered at Downing Street after yesterday’s St Pancras service as Lord Kitchener met Preyer Asquith and Grey. The notice notes the autumn adoption of conscription as highly probable. The same dispatch cites the U S Commerce Department: American farmers millers and grain exporters earned about 400 million dollars in the war's first year, while southern cotton growers and shippers lost nearly 285 million dollars.
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England
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Manitoba Election Results Show Liberal Landslide
The 1904 Manitoba vote yields a Liberal landslide with 43 seats, five Conservative and one Social Democrat. Brandon fans rally against Sir James Atkins while Major Clement and Wo H Sharpe fade. city tallies favor Liberals with several gains across districts.
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W. H. Sharpe
Maniton
Winnipeg
Itoba
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Manitou
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Roblin
Law
George Lawrence
Winniper
F. J. Dixon
Aid. Rigg
Social Democrat
Birtle
G. Hl. Malcom
Brandon City
FE. Clements
Cypress
A WoMslee
Liberal gains and majorities in Manitoba voting results
A compiled Manitoba election update shows Liberal candidates winning or leading in districts such as Lakeside Morden and Rhineland Winkler Portage la Prairie and Swan River. Party gains noted in Manitou St Boniface and Mountain with several totals marked unchanged from prior counts.
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George Armstrong
Woo H. Sharpe
M.P
Morden
Rhineland
Winkler
Norfolk
Graham
Portage la Prairie
E. A. McPherson
Grade VIIE Exam Results List Local Students
The Departmental Examination results are in with Grade VIIE homes showing success. The following students from Alexandra Beach Ballyk Connaught Elm Street and other schools passed: Alexandra Beach B Brennan Burton Byers Cockerill Daniel Ware Helmer Hopper Kalmin Lively Lydeard McKay McLaren Mini can Muir Nichol Os borne Patterson Pelton Pelton Prout Ross Satterlee Sheppard Wales Yuill Anderson Baker Baker Brown Colter Congdon Eider Elson Fisher Ginther Greaves Hulbert LePage Manzer Moore Mulholland Robinson Roche Schneider Shields Stewart Wooley Nentley Berry Bray Burns Crockford Draudson Earle Fisher Hild Jackson Johnson Lakeland Martin McNichol Wilson.
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B. Brennan
E. Burton
L. Byers
W. Cockerill
EB. Daniel
J. Ware
M. Helmer
1D. Hopper
Ll. Kalmin
M. Lively
K. Lydeard
I. McKay
M. McLaren
Blanche Minican
Keith Muir
H. Nichol
M. Osborne
M. Patterson
C. Pelton
M. Pel
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M. Roche
F. Sehneider
J. Shields
A. Stewart
G. Wooley
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R. Berry
B. Bray
J. Burns
M. Crockford
E. Draudson
A. Earle
A. Fisher
C. Hild
A. Jackson
R. Johnson
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