Przemysl Taken Report in Paris
Patrograd dispatch says Russian forces occupy Przemysl Austrian fortress in Galicia near the San River. Dispatches report Austrian retreat turns to slaughter as discipline collapses. Germany withdraws eight army corps to western theater, aiming at a decisive blow in France. Russian advances push into Poland as 200,000 Galician prisoners are deployed for railway and harvest work in the empire.
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Germany
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Galicia
France
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landla
Poland
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aco
ates
Gilesta
Keivesheln
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New German Army For France Fights Grim Battle
Paris and Berlin report a fierce three day battle along the Meuse and Aisne fronts as German forces resist Allied advances near Noyon Rheims and Berry au Bac. Official communiques praise German artillery, masking guns, and strong counterattacks while noting French losses and the brutal pace of the engagement. Authorities say German resistance remains unbroken at key positions as reinforcements pour in.
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Paris
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ee ottelas
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German Loss Total in Casualty List Include Prince Otto Victor
Berlin reports a published casualty list showing 4562 names and total German casualties to date at 5786 killed wounded or missing. Daily losses average about 2200. Among those killed on Sept 14 was Prince Otto Victor of Schoenburg Walden See and General Nielind died leading his brigade in action. Count Kirchbach commander of the Tenth Reserve Corps died Sept 3 after being mortally wounded.
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Kitchener Announces Four More British Armies
London reports Lord Kitchener announces four additional British armies to be sent to the continent. Recruits are being assembled in England to join overseas garrisons. He warned the war would be long even as Allied prospects looked favorable.
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Gete-It Promises Easy Corn Cure Breakthrough
An ad touts Gete-It as the world’s first real cure for corns, claiming rapid relief and a painless experience. It markets itself as the best-selling corn remedy, available by mail from K Lawrence & Co of Chicago, with claims of dramatic results after the first use.
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Fortifications Rise Across German Cities Amid Invasion Fears
Reports from Maestricht Cologne Dusseldorf Wesel and Duisburg indicate fortifications are being strengthened to deter an allied advance. Other dispatches note Emperor Francis Joseph leaving Vienna and Austrian retreat described as a rout. A Paris expert warns Germany cannot wage war beyond five months citing limited provisions. Washington reports Colorado miners accept tentative settlement terms with UMWA. operators to decide next day.
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Holland
Reuter Telegram company
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Dusseldorf
Wesel
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