Russians Press Kaiser's Troops In Retreat Across Eastern Front
Petrograd reports German forces abandoning wounded and artillery as Russian armies press beyond the Vistula toward Warsaw and Ivangorod. Reinforcements move to the front while Austro German troops struggle to hold positions in East Prussia and Silesia amid heavy losses and fiercer Russian assaults.
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Silesia
Warsaw
Ivangorod
Germany
Winter
East Prussia
Europe
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vangorod
Rumor Claims Count Moltke Nearing Death In Secret
A private letter from a high German official quoted in Bertin says Count Von Moltke the elder, chief of the general staff, is dying. The correspondent notes efforts to keep the news secret as Moltke suffers a liver ailment and has left the emperor's headquarters. Falkenhayn is left in charge as the German advance slows, blamed by many officers on Moltke's forced retirement.
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Man's death a mystery on Keystone Hill
A Mineraville man Stiney Macavage was found on Keystone hill near Minersville with a single gunshot wound to the heart. He lay with folded hands and arranged clothing suggesting murder. A revolver with two spent cartridges and three empties was found ten feet away, plus exploded cartridges nearby.
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Bomb Kills Fifteen In German Heir Headquarters Strike
Paris dispatch reports from Vitry le Francois that a French aeroplane dropped a bomb on Revigny, twelve miles from Vitry, where Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany had headquarters. Fifteen killed and twenty two injured. the crown prince uninjured.
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Austrians Defeated on Drina Two-Day Battle
A dispatch from Scutari reports Montenegrins repelling Austrian efforts on the Drina River after a two day battle. They say 10 Austrians were killed and a battery captured while Montenegrins suffered 170 dead and General Volvovich was wounded.
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Germans Push Back Allies in Belgian and French Fronts
Allied lines across Belgium and northern France resist German advances as fighting rages from Yser canal to Ypres and Lille. Reports say Germans push toward Calais while ships clash near Dunkirk and Ostend. casualties and reinforcements flood the front.
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France
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