Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Muscatine Journal in Muscatine, Iowa

Page 1

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1914

Page

1

French Gain Report From Western Front Frontlines Advance

The French announce artillery exchanges and gains from December 5 to 8 across the Lys Arras and Argonne sectors. German lines in the Meuse Vosges and Aisne fronts show mixed results with some German trench blows and French advances noted. Russian engagements near Lodz retreat but front remains contested as Austrians bolster near Cracow. Servian forces advance in Morava valleys and Lild region with prisoners taken. German headquarters claim limited losses for the day while reporting bombardment of a Red Cross area near Rheims and repulsed attacks around Lovain and Argonne forest. No eastern front reports from East Prussia. Australia-Polish cooperation noted in southern Poland.

Seacoaat Lys Arras Furlther Argonne Aisne Meuse Arbonne Lepretre Vosges Sinones Lastera Rusgia Mitacles Germaans Agelnst Low Lowles Leykow Lodz Alls Piotrkow Twand Na Gallela New Sandere Noutheast Cracow Servia Morava Lild Moljon Jostmaj Berlin Germany Rheims Red Cross Lovain Vilages Varrennes Vouquerg Nancy Teast Prussia Poland Standarl Lowen

Allied advances in France and Russian defeats amid World War I

The French war office reports a broad Allied offensive across France and Alsace aiming to draw German forces, with gains on the Aisne, Meuse, Argonne, and Vosges. Russian authorities announce a severe German defeat in Galicia, while Berlin cites heavy German losses near Nunacy and in Manders. Emperor William reportedly suffers nerves strain as Western fronts shift with renewed German offensives and Russian hopes for invasion into Germany wane.

France War Office Berlin William Derlin Germany Belgium Argonne Sam Russian War Office Est Cracow Gilicia Geran London Poland Silesian

Cholera Spreads Rapidly in Galicia and Germany

Rotterdam dispatch reports the Berlin Health Board noting 36,000? cases of cholera in Germany for November. In Galicia the disease spreads quickly with 844 cases in early November and 90 deaths in Vienna. Hungary shows 392 cases in the time week.

Arena Lenactl Rotterdam London Berlin Heaith Germany Austria Gallela Vienna Hungary

Paris Restores Government Seat as Poincare Returns

Paris reports President Poincare and Premier Viviant arrive from Bordeaux signaling the return of the French government to Paris after almost three months away. Foreign Minister Delcasse and diplomatic corps were to follow later, with the early war days having seen the government in Bordeaux as German forces advanced.

Paris Poincare Viviant Bordeaux Delcasse Paincare Frech France

Germans Pursue Retreating Russians In Poland War Update

The dispatch from Vienna notes German forces press eastward after retreating Russians, with Lodz fallen and fighting heavy near Warsaw. Western fronts show German aims to break to the French coast though setbacks along with Allied gains in Galicia are reported. The report mentions Belgrade efforts and a Turkish cruiser sighting near Sebastopol, with ongoing operations and prisoner counts.

Amosiatid Press London Dad Poland Lodz Berlin Warsaw Russian Poland Kalisz Itvadera Germany Inter Hag Bean Beyers South Africa da Wet la Afaritz Amstriang Washington BD. C Galicia Vienne Belgrade Ene-My Aranojelovac Tyies Ildechtenstein Pekar Genoa Jason Pyblic Rusa Fetroxrad Wielicvks Derloty Dounadts Nowy Sandee Gernan Tossee Belgium Brestay Sebastopol Asa

Investigation into Sullivan removal may be joint

At President Wilson's urging a joint inquiry by the State and War Departments will examine charges against James M. Sullivan, U.S. minister to the Dominican Republic, with steps to be coordinated between the two departments in Washington.

Washington, D. C Wilson James M. Sullivan Dominican Republic

Herrick Receives Grand Cross of Legion of Honor

The Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor is awarded to Myron Herrick for his services to France while ambassador. The medal was presented aboard the Rochambeau as it neared American waters, drawing cheers from French officials and attendees. Herrick seeks no political talk and emphasizes charity reform via a Paris based American clearing house society to reduce waste in aid. Mrs. Herrick questions the veracity of German atrocity reports and expects fuller proof after the war.

Associated Press New York The Legion of Bonar France Myron T. Werlingk Herriot New Cross Rochambeau Washington Poincare Herrick Hation Ohio J Herritte Repubican Oni Sociary Paris San Francisco American Clearing House Society Girard de Gants Ambassador White Smith Whitney Warren Ts Society

Rivers and Harbors Congress Opens With Bryan Address

The national rivers and harbors congress began its annual convention in Washington with a large attendance and many speakers. Secretary Bryan opened the program and Senator Ransdell of Louisiana delivered the principal address denouncing attacks on river and harbor bills as unfounded, while defending the benefits of waterways expansion.

Washington, DE. C National River and Harbors Congress Bryan Ransdell Louisiane Rivers and Harbors Congress Congress Ranssell Ranadeli United States Englooer Corps Army Rivera and Harbors Committee House Commerce Senate Rapadell South Commerce Committee Ranadell

Conservation urged at American mining congress

Dr. William B. Phillips of Austin urged a recognized and regulated authority to press for the conservation of mineral resources. He called for systematic development and the formation of a governing body to manage resources at the American Mining Congress session in Phoenix Arizona in December.

wWire Phoeniz Ariz Dec Conservi Swould Press William Austin Tewar Velore American Mining Congress

Day in Congress Sees Hearings on Land Bills and Immigration

Senate hearings open before the lands committee on land tenure legislation and a debate starts on the immigration bill. In the House, the Secretary of the Treasury submits the annual report as Rear Admiral Mether and Brigadier General Scott testify on military and naval preparedness for national defense.

HOUSE Treacury Metcher Scott

Mission Deacon Kills 12 Year Old Girl In Missouri

Associated Press reports in St Louis that Robert Bailey a mission deacon shot and killed 12 year old girl in her front yard while claiming he sought to reform her. Bailey aged about 50 was wounded and hospitalized. The girl's mother had long feared Bailey who had pursued the child for years and had even rented nearby rooms to be near her. The case follows complaints to prosecutors and Bailey’s assertions of reform efforts.

Tansoctated Press St Louis Girteklin Robert Bailey Bailey Clara Guricklin

Dynamite Shaft Disaster Kills Thirteen in Scranton

Thirteen men died when a dynamite box exploded while being lowered into the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western mine shaft in Scranton. One driver boss, Martin Belinski, survived after narrowly escaping the wreck. Victims were mangled, many dropped into water and mine refuse at the shaft bottom as workers awaited descent. News spread quickly with crowds gathering near the shaft and families seeking updates.

Scranton Dee Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Martin Belinski Thomas Thomas West Scranton Hin

Nations forge plan to restore hemisphere trade amid war

Informal talks in Washington convened by the Pan American Union commission aim to resolve issues caused by belligerent warships in North and South American waters. Delegates from twenty western hemisphere nations adopted resolutions condemning belligerent actions and urged neutral rights and unhindered commerce.

Washington, D. C Dee. C The PaAmerican Union South American Western Hemisphere Bryan

Navy chief warns U S defense lag risk in war

Admiral Fletcher urged Congress that the United States faces serious ammunition shortages and insufficient reserve for coast defenses. He warned the fleet is not prepared to resist a major power and urged build up of submarines and reserves while noting ship readiness remains high but drills limited by active duties in the Caribbean. General Scott said national defense is steadily improving.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Fletcher U.S. Navy Camelyss Taiyy Mexico West Indies Scott Har Bond Greene Vermont Wotherspoon Hay Kahn Melenzie Miinets Congress England New York Harbor Bermuda Bathrick Ohio United States

Weather summary for Muscatine with chilly temps

Tonight and Thursday expected to be cold with light snow flurries. Temperature around 34 degrees in Muscatine, river level about 3 feet.

Muscatine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Dees 32A Houry Fishtligg Nunacy Manders Hows Rus Teston Russia Bu ix Galleiw Rome Italy Prince von Buelow Trent Czar Petrograd Atte Sioutheast Tentenids Vedares Legion OF Honor Gandy Erican Hamsdell Hivers Aarhors Bryitn Royersford Philadelphia Reading Williamsport Aeae Mission Deacon U.S. Avy Foe Admiral s.The Weather
Search Courier

Search the Muscatine Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Muscatine Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication