Przemysl Falls as Russian Siege Ends Fortified Austrian Stronghold
Reports from Petrograd and London confirm the fall of Przemysl, the Galician fortress defended by Austria. About 120,000 Austrian troops were besieged, with heavy losses as Russians capture the garrison and move on Cracow, signaling a strategic setback for Germany and Austria in the war.
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London
Cairmorre
Beach Head
Egglish
Central News
Eastbourne
Cairmunter
New Castle
Genoa
Sunderland
Curintorr
Przemysl
Cratow
Praemyst
Russia
Petrograd
Preemys
Galicia
Przemzsi
Aus- Gaimans
Cracox
Nort Jacia
Germany
Germa Praemyel
Prz Mast
Althoush
Proemysl
Fetrograd
Fars
Austria
Lemberg
Seviet
San
Uniat
World War I Fronts Report and Przemysl Surrender Highlight
Russian forces announce control of Przemysl the key Galician fortress after a lengthy siege with supposed capture boosting Austrian pressure. Memel falls to Russians in East Prussia as fighting continues from the Baltic to the Black Sea and on the Western Front.
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Pracmy
Austria
Galicia
Cracow
German War Office
Memrel
Baltic
Seta
Miessie
France
Belgium
Ms Waty
Sordh
Prence
Arras
Champagne
Whitehouse
Widay
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Premysl
Black Sea
Russia
Memel
East Prussia
Tfilsit
Poland
Dardanelles
Petros Rad
Tapital
Rokowina
Trey
Wisconsin Announces First Step In Timber Rights
A garbled wartime style report notes Wisconsin taking an initial action regarding timber lands. It references Menominee Indians and the Interior Secretary, with threats around cutting timber and land management under state authority.
Italian Senate clears drastic anti espionage law amid war fears
The Italian Senate passed a sweeping anti espionage and anti contraband law as war tensions rise, with 147 members voting amid concerns over German and Austrian spies. The measure, to be signed by the king, aims to curb military information and mobilization plans while authorities tighten surveillance on foreign nationals.
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Rome
Italy
Senate
Santini
Giornale d‘Italia
Francesco Pistoia
Cremona
Pistoia
Tria
Venice
Cen Jsor
Fen Office
Cardiff
United States
Fiat
Greece
Lande
Reuters Company
Trem
Athens
Britain warns against enemy goods imports in wartime notes
Dispatches to Berlin in two days outline Britain’s representations and Britain’s right to hold up goods suspected of enemy origin even before they reach actual ports. The notes emphasize England’s stance in international dealings and prep for formal communications.
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Berlin
Woman Dies After Clothes Catches Fire in Sheboygan
Mrs Obign aged seventy two died from burns suffered when her clothing ignited while frying sausages on a heating stove in Sheboygan Wisconsin She tried to smother the flames with a table cloth and clothing but was exhausted before help arrived Her husband and son Willam a mail carrier were nearby and she never regained consciousness.
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Wis
Obign
Vaush
Ray
Obhe
Gul
Willam
No Special Session Likely on Colombian Treaties
White House announced President Wis en has no plan to call Congress before the next regular session in December. Some urged October or summer sessions to ratify the Colombian and Nicaraguan treaties or to grant embargo power on arms and food exports, but the president will not pursue either option.
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Associated
Preme
Washington, D. C
White House
Wisen
Senate
Congress
Waa
Ser Rado
Wati
Europe
Texing
Elther
Resentment in Holland Amid Zeppelin Attack
London reports from Amsterdam say a German aeroplane attack on the Dutch steamer Zevenbergen at Ymuiden sparked popular resentment in Holland but did not halt vessel movement. Fifty-one ships of various nations have docked or sailed from Rotterdam since Saturday, with only the British steamer Elfland attacked. bombs caused no damage.
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Associated Press
London
Heuter
Amsterdam
Ymuiden
Holand
Versela
Rotterdam
Elfland
Federal club insolvent and bowling leads in Peoria
In Peoria Illinois HL Allen and R mn of Detroit led the doubles at the American Bowling congress with a strong score while E J and A Toemme of Chicago followed. A separate notice reports the Indianapolis league baseball club insolvent with Ping W Bartholomew suing to place the cindy in the hand amid claims the club owes stockholders 75000 for unpaid six percent preferred stock.
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Associated Press
Peoria
HL Allen
R Mn
Detroit
American Bowling Congress
E. J
A. Toemme
Chicago
Indi Ind
Maren Ing
Indianapel League
Ping W. Barthalomew
Supre Court
Addi
Barthelmey
Mane
Far Kk
Arcex m
Slays Herself and Child in New York Incident
A brief, somber note reports a mother and her child killed in New York. The fragment lists the name Kingster, with unclear surrounding details and no further context available.
Lorimer Declares Not Guilty in Retrial
The text notes Lorimer stating not guilty amid unclear references to associates and proceedings. It mentions figures such as Willaan Ficiat and Thea in a muddled management context with unrelated names and vague related events.
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Willaan Ficiat x
Thea
Suas McDena H. W. Hottis Ant
Silent on Japan Demands
President Wilson refused to disclose information on negotiations with Japan regarding demands on China. Reports of cabinet division over the Japan China situation were denied at the White House.
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Washington
Tne
Mars
Wilson
United States
Japan
China
White House
Jury Trials Extend as Indiana Case Unfolds in Federal Court
Report notes extending trial days of a federal case in Indianapolis with ongoing testimony. Officials describe motives and actions by defendants as authorities pursue intrusions and alleged election irregularities. Former statements reference a man linked to vote concerns and alleged payments in a disputed locale.
Sheriff Moves Office to Courthouse Quarters Amid Reorganization
The sheriff relocates from Fremporney quarters to jail building space in the courthouse complex. The temporary office setup splits the former area into two sections to accommodate officers, with permanent accommodations planned in the courthouse as the move progresses.
Oshkosh Man A Suicide Tragedy Reported
A man in Oshkosh is reported to have died by suicide in a distressing incident. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and liaising with family members. Further details were not immediately available as the case develops.
Rockford Wourn In Court Case Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a court hearing reference with unclear names and locations. The readable elements mention Rockford and a court proceeding. No decisive outcomes or dates are readable, leaving the core facts ambiguous.
Porto Rico Port Entry Shot Marks Liner Calm
A German liner Odenwald was forced to stay in Porto Rico harbor after shots were fired to stop its attempted departure without proper clearance. The incident involved customs officials, warning shots, and the vessel returning to anchor under orders, with fines and legal action anticipated.
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Porto Rico
Udenwald
Wiite House
United
Lamling
Odenwald
Port
Collector of Customs
Angher
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