28 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1914
Page
1
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On the Osse river ten miles ahead of a main force a French lieutenant and fifty men encountered about five thousand Germans. They held shelter in nearby woods and fired volleys until only thirteen of their detachment remained alive. four of them were wounded. The party then withdrew, as the Germans hesitated to press the woods.
Reports from Vienna via Rome say czarist forces have occupied most of Przemysl, surrounding Austrian defenders and seizing heavy guns and stores. Brusilov holds Tehisky and Khyrov junction as East Prussia faces fresh German reinforcements. sprawling dispatches note cholera cases among Austrian wounded and Serbian Montenegrin advances toward Sarajevo amid Danube clashes.
Paris reports a German airship bombing causing one death and serious injury to a girl as it aimed at the Eiffel Tower and nearby wireless station. Crowds watched as a Zeppelin raid over Ghent and Warsaw caused further property damage with no major casualties.
Japanese forces opened a land offensive on the outskirts of Tsing-Teo the government seat of the German concession at Kiso-Chau. Official reports said the attack began Saturday and continued with total Japanese casualties listed at 212. Air recon missions by Japanese planes have been successful so far with no losses reported.
Paris reports no general change in the war, with calm on the Argonne front and Germans launching fresh attacks repulsed. British forces fight to suppress news of gains for the Allies along the Oise and Somme, while St. Quentin sees fierce battle as allied forces strive to capture the town and sever German lines to Belgium.
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