Duke Roxburghe Wounded in France Not Seriously Hurt
London report states Duke of Roxburghe captain of the Scots Guards was wounded in France but his injuries are not serious. The duke, known in the United States for his marriage to Miss May Goelet in 1903, has a son born September 8, 1913. Also noted, about 1200 civilians killed at Rheims during the German bombardment per the Matin.
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German Attacks More Violent In France Belgium
Allied front reports indicate intensified German assaults in northwest France and western Belgium. British and French forces claim ground gains near Armentieres and along the Somme while the Germans pressure near Dixmude and Ostend. Belgian positions on the Yser show shifting lines as coast towns evacuate Allied troops.
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Daily Mail
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Daily Telegraph
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More U S Troops to China Protection of Railroads
The war department weighs widening American force presence in China to guard the Pekin to sea railway and legations as many foreign troops depart after the European war began. Reports also note the death of Prince Maximilian of Hesse and Belgian gun actions near Cortsmarch.
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Front Reports Mixed Progress in Somme and Flanders
Allied lines show cautious gains around Rosieres and Saint Savin region while the enemy presses along the Somme, with new units, including young conscripts, forming in several sectors. Separately, forces near Dixmunde and Lille claim successes, with the west front largely quiet otherwise.
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Front Reports Intense Fighting Near Arras and Armentieres
Descriptions from the warfront note extreme violence along the left wing around Arras La Haesee and Armentieres. Allied troops confess ground loss near La Bassée while reporting gains near Armen tieres. Farther north on the Aisne, artillery claims three German batter frames destroyed as German attacks persist between the sea and La Bassée canal.
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Russia Claims Victory Near Warsaw in Latest Advance
Petrograd reports a great Russian victory over German forces, who retreated after nearing Warsaw within fifteen miles. Russians encircled the German left and rear with cavalry, while Austrians endure heavier losses south of the Vistula. Berlin asserts German gains as Russians suffer casualties. Przemysl reportedly taken, 34,200 Russians captured, and mines hit Swedish ship.
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