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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1914

Page

13

Death Toll From German Raiders Reaches 74

The attack along the English coast leaves 74 dead and 174 wounded. Hartlepool and Whitby report civilian and military casualties, with Britain mobilizing emergency committees and civilian protection measures as London plans a national guard. Officials warn against panic while seas and cities brace for possible further raids.

Bingtish England London National Mina Cenlg Dover Rai Helgoland Ioraid East

German Press Hails Raid on English Coasts

Berlin papers react to English coast bombardment with praise for German naval forces and the new courage of the army. Reports note shelling of Scarborough Hartlepool and fortifications as signs of greater events to come. Kitchener's new army militiamen see fire for the first time, seven killed and fourteen wounded in the trenches.

Associated -Pressy Berlin Amsterdam London Scarborough Neuesten Nachrichten Boersen Zeitung Minent Kitchener Hartlepool Harl Kitchener England Hartlespool Whitby

Argentina Warship Stops German Boat in Gulf of San Jorge

Buenos Aires dispatch reports Argentina cruiser Pueyrredon seized the German steamer Patagonia after a hot chase in the Gulf of San Jorge. The incident was confirmed by telegraph from Buenos Ayres to London.

Associated, Press London Buenos Ayres Argentina Pueyrredon Patagonia Gulf of San Jorge

Fulton Invented Torpedoes in 1813 Auction Sale

An 1848 letter from Robert Fulton to General Duane describes torpedoes capable of destroying foreign invaders near New York Harbor. The item, part of Adrian Toline’s library, sold for 92.50 with buyer George De Smith. Fulton praised torpedoes as an infant art needing support and practice to change maritime affairs.

Associated New -York Robert Fulton Wm. Duane New York Harbor Adrian Bs. Toline Toithis George de Smith

Poisoning Among Troops at Black Heath

London reports 150 serious ptomaine poisonings among troops stationed at Black Heath in Kent. Medical experts have been sent to cope with the disease as authorities seek to control the outbreak at the open common near St Paul’s, a holiday resort area five miles east of London.

London Dée Black ‘Heath Black Heath County of Kent Paul’s

Three steamers sunk near Flamborough Head in North Sea

England December 17 via London. Three steamers, one a passenger ship, were sunk by mines in the North Sea near Flamborough Head. Only one vessel has been identified as the Elterwater. Twelve crew saved, seven lost. Princess Olga struck a mine near Scarborough and sank. 18 crew landed. Traffic between Flamborough Head and Newcastle halted indefinitely as German raiders left mines in their wake.

Bress Shields England London ANS Flamborough Head Eiterwater Admiralty Newcastle Scarborough Aberdeen Scotland Mlamborough’ Head

Bank Robbery Jolt In Cincinnati Leaves Two Cashiers Wounded

A lone bandit robbed two Cincinnati banks in one afternoon, wounding cashier George Winters at the West End Provident Savings Bank and firing on another cashier at the Liberty and Freeman avenues bank. He seized cash totaling thousands, escaped in an automobile, and was wounded in a police confrontation.

Associated Cincinnati George Winters West End Provident, Savings Banks and Trust. Company Highth Freemani Liberty Banking Savings Company Liberty Freeman Second Provident Bank Edward Hughes Hughes Liberty ‘Bank Tma

World War Fronts Roil Europe as Retreats and Attacks Spread

Reports from Berlin Petrograd and Vienna describe Austro German advances in Galicia and southern Poland while Russian lines withdraw to shorten front. In the west German and Allied actions in Belgium and northern France provoke heavy losses and artillery exchanges. Coastal Britain records a German raid sinking four steamers with dozens killed and many wounded.

Berlin Galicia Petrograd Belgium France Germany Dis- Pathés Carpathian Mountains Vistula Warsaw Vienna Poland

Austrian Training Ship Beethoven Destroyed

A Rome dispatch reports the Austrian training ship Beethoven was sunk after striking a mine, with the loss of the crew and all cadets aboard. No other Austrian vessel names are confirmed in the message.

fAssociatea Press Rome Central N Cws Lowing Beethoven

Navy plans move to patrol canal waters during neutrality dispute

The Panama Canal Zone neutrality issue sparks talk of naval patrols. Secretary Daniels ordered the cruiser Tacoma to enforce neutrality and hinted destroyers from San Diego may follow. Minnesota to Philadelphia for overhaul. Goethals trip to the U.S. framed as Congress testimony, not canal matters. Garrison denies sensationalism.

Whelen Panama.canal. Zone Tacoma Panama Canal-Zone Cuba Gristobal Daniels Canal Zone San Diego Cal Minnesota Vera .Cruz Philadelphia Goethal Garrison Goethals United States Coton Congress Secretary of the Navy

Turmoil and Battles Reported Across The Caucasus

A British and German dispatch describe Russian victories halting Turkish offensives in the Euphrates valley and Gazan region, with ships sunk off the Turkish coast and a German Levantine steamer lost. The report notes Turkish demoralization and ongoing engagements, plus allied actions in Palestine and Polish fronts.

Ellen Tilen Aneering Caucasus Bagdad Ana Euphrates Vaz Derentie Kerasunt-is Mari Trebizold Teegram Sarai Jappa Gaza Mediterranean Askold Beirut Syria Mesaudieh

Two Million Fire Destroys Pottsville Businesses

A major blaze in Pottsville Pa early today wiped out nearly two million dollars in property in a one block area bounded by Centre Second Norwegian and Mahantongo streets. Twenty stores the Pennsylvania National Bank and the academy of music were damaged or destroyed as flames spread from the Woolworth rear to other buildings. Poor water supply and power outages hindered firefighting, but the city’s bank vault remained intact and the fire burned itself out without electric service.

Pottsville Pottéville Bby Centre Mahantongo Pennsylvania’ National Bank Academy of Music Woolworth Britton ‘Hoffman Soré New York Cleveland Pennsylvania Bank Bank. Oper Nioni

Greek Officer Arrested by Turks Reported by Reuter

London December 17 Reuters reports a Greek officer has been arrested by Turkish authorities. The Associated Press dispatch from Athens says a correspondent sent details about the incident and the current situation remains unclear.

London Reuter Lapaten Ats Athens

Indiana officials plead not guilty in 1913 legislature case

Associated Press report from Indianapolis says twelve of the thirteen officers and employees of the 1913 Indiana General Assembly including Lieutenant Governor William P. ONeill and Secretary of State Homer Lockett pleaded not guilty to indictments charging them with signing and presenting illegal state claims. The trial opened with a per curiam statement of facts and the defendants did not deny signing or presenting the claims. Arguments on points of law were expected to occupy most of the day.

Associatedt Press Leassaire Indianapolis Ind William’ P. O'Neill Homer Lockett

New Confession Case Sparks West City Scandal

Fragmentary report notes a confession and scandal in West City. Limited readable names suggest a legal case or police matter with local officials and possible press involvement. details are unclear due to damaged text.

Floride French Line Vessel Near Port Report

Wireless from the Floride says the French liner is about 100 miles east of Sandy Hook at 7 25 this morning with 39 passengers aboard. Delayed by rough weather yet traveling safely, no accidents reported and all aboard are well.

Brees New York Sandy Ushaully

Unclear Weather Forecast Fragments for Illinois Area

Fragmentary OCR note reports unsettled conditions and rising temperatures with references to Muscatine and 2 degrees below zero. Ambiguous items about Temi ND and Friday remain unreadable, no concrete date, location, or event details can be confirmed from the text.

Towa Temi Illinois Ture Muscatine

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