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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 31, 1914

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Director's O Mint Quits for Private Business

George E Foreris resigns from a government post to enter private enterprise. The move appears to be accepted by the president once the proper appointment is made, while reports from Berlin note German casualties including Duke Arnesta Brunswick wounded in the Argonne fighting.

George E. Foreris Washington George E Robart infu Phi tha presd ifrecter Ralatds Republica verve toad taaty Duke of Brunswick Berlin Arnesta Brunswick Argonne

Naval conflict raging at Odessa feeds wider war

London reports a battle off Odessa between Turkish and Russian fleets. Turkish torpedo boats sank the Russian gunboat Donets and damaged French and Russian steamers. Theodosia was bombarded. Goeben torpedoed Yalta and Kazbek, with multiple casualties. Expansion draws Greece Romania Bulgaria Italy and Persia toward the conflict. Britain warns Turkey of possible war if it invades Egyptian lands.

London Exchange Telegraph company Constantinople Odessa Berlin Zeitung-Am- Mittag Canstantinople Bosphorus black sea Ruselao France Great Britain Russia Turkey Donets Portugal Lasereff Witiaz Whampoa Takol Yalta Caucasus Goeben Europe Greece Rumania Bulgaria Italy Persia Nicholas Dardahelles

Four Hundred Irish Arrive in New York Seeking Work

Four hundred Irish youths aged sixteen to twenty five, from Queocoa town, arrived on the Cedric in New York City. They declined to reveal motives, but said they came to find work in the United States. Word among other passengers linked their departure to fears of British conscription in Ireland, a concern echoed by Dublin mail reports noting heavier emigration of draft age Irishmen this fall.

Britain New York Quecoa Cedric America tey United States tretamd Ireland Dublin

Fisher Heads British Navy Admiral Lord Fisher Named First Sea Lord

London Oct 31 Admiral Lord Fisher was appointed to replace Prince Louis of Battenberg who resigned as first sea lord of the admiralty. The prince's resignation followed a newspaper campaign and public clamor against England's spy system run by German intelligence.

Prince of Battenberg London Lord Fisher Prince Louis of Battenberg admiralty prince England German intelligence department

AIR BOMB KILLS 19 WOMEN IN BETHUNE ATTACKS

Nineteen women died and forty were wounded when a German air bomb struck Bethune market on Wednesday. Two bombs were dropped from the plane. the first failed to explode, the second exploded amid the crowd. In Dunkirk, one bomb hit Rue du College killing a woman and child. another near the town hall caused no casualties. Berlin reports warn mass arrests of civilians and British subjects if German civilians in England aren’t repatriated by November 5.

Bethune Dunkirk Rue du College thh town hall Germany Berlin Great Britain James W. Berard Perlin England Rerhin

Floods Sweep Back Germans In Yser Retreat

Allied forces faced a deadly flood created by Belgian engineers as the German army was driven back across the Yser. The surge engulfed troops, drowning many, while Belgian, French, and British artillery repelled German assaults near Dixm and Nieuport. Casualties were heavy as the retreat continued along the front.

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