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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 10, 1914

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Russians Press Toward Berlin In Grand Austro-German Split

Petrograd dispatch reports a decisive Russian victory at Rawa northwest of Lemberg with Austrians retreating and many German prisoners. A large Russian force aims for Budapest and Berlin, while another army shells Przemyśl as railways split German reinforcements. The czar reportedly plans to lead troops at the front if needed.

Rome Petrograd Messagero Rawa Qeela Lemberg Russian Poland Berlin Gelicia-Poland Russky Przemysl Austria-Hungary war office Russkys Rennenkempf Ruszky Austria Vienna Carpathian mountains Budapest Lowel Reenenkampf Germany Vistule Galicia Vistula

Railroad chiefs seek Wilson appeal to ease rail antagonism

Washington on September 10 President Wilson was asked by a committee of railroad executives to address an appeal urging the nation to be more sympathetic toward the railroads. They said he could do much to remove the growing antagonism without endorsing any specific action.

Washington Willson Wilson

Panic Grips Paris as Herrick Orders Americans Out

Paris reels from sudden panic as Ambassador Herrick orders all Americans to leave the city regardless of status. Across the globe news wires report cattle price records, customs receipts declines, and war funding moves from Japan and Germany.

Civilian Ruler For Mexico Carranza Backs Villa Plan

Washington reports General Carranza finally backs Villa’s plan for reorganizing Mexico. It calls for a civilian provisional government, a constitutional convention to set election dates, barring military candidates, general amnesty with limits, and clean veterans joining the new army. Carranza may resign to pursue a civilian presidency, then campaign for permanent power.

Carranza Villa Washington Paul Fuller Wilson Mexico City Mexico congress don Madero Luarez Federalary national army state department

British Forces Press German Retreat as Allies Push Front

London reports Premier Asquith seeks to raise half a million more regulars while allied armies advance, forcing German segments to retreat along the Marne and toward Chalons. Paris wires say Germans abandon Lunéville and center around Alsace, as Allied lines claim gains from the capital outskirts to a 16 mile battle front with several standers taken.

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