Great Battle Rages Amid Fog On The Aisne
Reported furious clash on the Aisne with heavy losses and dense fog. Zeppelins seen widespread as German attacks claim to be repelled. Hungarian frontier tensions rise with French official statement.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1914
Page
1
Dardanelles Fate Hangs On Two To Three Day Hope
Amid reports of open navigation lift and German actions in the Atlantic theater, the day brings no decisive turn in the Aisne battle. British and French lines hold, with heavy losses and aerial activity over Sialystok and Ghent, while Emden sinks several British ships and pressure shifts in China and Antwerp region.
Unusual Inquiry Sent Out to Post Office Workers
Civil service employees of the postoffice inspector’s office in Chicago were perplexed by circular letters from Washington directing them to report their party affiliations. The questions puzzled many who had been out of politics for years and did not know how to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Tic
Civil Service
Postoffice Inspector
Washington
Sulzer Seems Beaten in New York Primary
New York returns show Wadsworth leading Calder for the Republican U S Senate nomination with Davenport challenging Sulzer for governor on the Progressive ticket. Early upstate gains threaten final results as upstate and downstate totals shift. Glynn leads in Democratic governor race. Whitman powers to a GOP gubernatorial bid. Gerard defeats Roosevelt for Democratic senatorial nomination. President Wilson remains neutral in the New York races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James W. Wadsworth Jr
William MM. Calder
United States Senate
New Yor City
Frederick M. Davenport
Davenport
Sulzer
Wadsworth
Calder
Upstate
Biledder
Waworth
David Jayne Wall
Glynn
John A. Hennessy
Case
Tammeny Hall
Whitman
Harvey D. Hinman
Job Hedses
Gerard
Roosevelt
Janes W. Gerard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James S. McDonough
Bainbridge Colby
Tor
Kel
Levenport
Sul
England Hopes for Peace With United States Aid
London reports English officials reassured by President Ison’s remarks that peace talks may come later. They express confidence the United States will press for a treaty under which belligerents submit future offenses to U S arbitration, preventing a future war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
United States
Peace treaties advance with major nations slated
Washington September 28. Three of Secretary Bryan's peace commission treaties are on the way for consummation. One with Greece will be slowed soon. The Russian ambassador will confer with Mr Ryan tomorrow over details of another and still another between the United States and Sweden is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Peace Commission
Greece
Ryan
United States
Sweden
Policemen Sent to Sing Sing for Robberies
Two police officers Amos Vernzan and Rolof Peterson were sentenced to nine and seven years respectively at Sing Sing prison for robbing stores and residences in Rockeville Center while on night duty. The report adds a quip about scolding women being less ridiculous than swearing men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
Se. I
Amos Vernzan
Rolof Peterson
Sing Sing
Rockeville Center
Day's War Summary on the Aisne Front and Wider Fronts
On the eighteenth day of battle the Aisne district near Paris rages with heavy losses for both sides. German and Allied forces clash along the center and left wing with repulsed assaults, while gas and artillery bombardments target Belgian forts near Antwerp. Japanese actions widen the war as they tighten around Kiauchan, and German asserts deny French gains. Carpathian offensives press Austria as Galicia nears collapse. rumors place 130,000 Germans preparing for a key fortress fight amid shifting fronts from Rotterdam to the Amiavery area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Ungkvar
Tevns
Paris
Somme
Oise
Aisne
Champagne
Irsenne
Meuse
Mo Woevere
Lorraine
Yusses
Portendfonsson
Saat Wen
Nord
Verdun
Virennes
Sovain
Rheims
Rien
Berry
Chemin Des Dames
Saissons
Teugeen Saissons
Forest of
Oire
Ribeegurt
Lassieny
Roye O
Chaulnes
Albert
Combles
Brench War Department
Argonne Forest
Atstue
Mea Gon
Germany
Antwerp
Bel-gian Fens
Oane
Corman
Ye Jtowa
Bialystok
Geran
Kiauchan
Shangtunge
Tsinetau
Berlin
Galicia
Penegrad
Carpathian Mountains
Hing
Cig Mountains
Theinar
Rotterdam
Aviator Describes Terrific Fighting Over Paris Front
An officer of the royal dying corps reports from September 4 describing a view from an aeroplane of the battle east of Paris. He recalls flying at dusk as shells burst below and German artillery replied, noting heavy fighting from Compiegne to Trefort and hopeful words that Allied forces would prevail. He also mentions airplanes being shot and shelled, pilots carrying bullet marks, and the corps losing only one pilot and passenger by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev Associated Press
London
Royal Dying Corps
Paris
Compiegne
Trelfort
Laon
Iheying Corps
Young Armour Begins Work at Armour & Co
Aged 21 and Vale graduate Philip Armour II, grandson of Armour & Co founder, starts as a trainee in the family business. Under the house rule he will learn from the ground up as a buyer, with a future aim of becoming president, per plans by his uncle Ogden Armour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dxon
Taeling Wouse
Womble Positlons
Associated P'Ress
Chicago
Heromeas
Ogden Armour
Egus
Agredétnate
Vale
Wealthy Durand farmer Shoots Self in Beloit Hotel
Special to The Northwestern reports George Wier a 67 year old farmer of Durand shot himself in a Beloit Grand Hotel room last night. He died instantly and was found by the night clerk this morning. No motive is known. Wier owned 90 acres of Tillens farm and was in good health. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller
Durand
Feloit
Wis
George Wier
Til
Soone
Wailer
Nolice
Eight women plan market interception on rural highway routes
In Chicago on September 29 eight women volunteered to patrol country highways into the city and persuade farmers to sell their produce at the municipal market. The effort aims to direct farm goods to urban markets and regulate urban supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Carranza and Villa out of presidency sparks optimism
Washington reports growing hope in official circles that removing both Carranza and Villa as presidential candidates could heal the rift in Mexico. Villa says he will not run for president or vice president, while Carranza signals possible resignation or abstention if Villa follows suit. The United States readies ships and arms for potential relief as Mexican tensions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrani
Will
Bryant
Mexico
Ville
Mlexicw
Carruthers
Chinushuaaiu
Washington
Interior of Mexico
Phack TS
Villa
Asnetal Carranan
Aly Ule
Currangaresiy
Ren
Gate
Fernando Iptesias Calderan
Livan Hasheyr
Vera Cru
Navy Department
Secratory Daniels
Dria
Walters
Poexas
Carraica
Witwilto da
Poernania Telesis Calderon
Carranza
de Villa
Advaia
Advaia Ghvegou
Anly
Nerchern
Seger
Thortics
Baltimore
Mal. Sey
Cardinck
Hisherer
American Relation of Catholic Societ
Fernestarhs
Kowag
Wilson
Ds. Tishons Jacops Sehronihs
Toledo
New Hampshire Democrats Endorse Wilson at State Platform
New Hampshire Democrats at a state platform convention endorsed President Wilson with unqualified support. The platform pledged unwavering party devotion and backed aid to referendums and rail reform, calling for reasonable refunds on operating expenses and rejection of improvident contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldsen
Associated Press
Voncord
N. AL
Wilson
New Hampshire
German Version of How British Cruisers Sank
Berlin reports the sinking in the North Sea of British cruisers Aburthir Ore anal Woke by the German submarine U 9. The engagement lasted an hour, British destroyers failed to catch the submarine before darkness. Berlin also notes Britain's actions in the Bengal trade and Poland's political shifts amid naval news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Berlin
Phereroman
Tle North Sea
Aburthir
U-9
Haglish
Enlon
Salt of Bengal
Stoners i
Puble
Tlatt
Kassin Fortes
Gramdike Nicholier Tas
Poland
Lembers
Pruigh
Menasha Case to Jury in Damages Trial
In Menasha a $2,000 damages case, Willim Fr. Streets v William ZoImer Inger, nears verdict as counsel finished closing arguments. Trial began yesterday. jurors seated today with Judge Burnell to charge the jury. Plaintiffs recount injuries from a motorcycle collision while walking along a street. witnesses testified including Stroetz and Willman Zelinger. Guardian ad litem appointed for a minor defendant. next case is estate action for death damages arising from a shooting in Winneconne May 12, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damara
Willim
Streets
Williarm Zolm- Inger
Burnell
Alen
de Enfants
Wadlen
Willam “Eininger Wre Fitat
Wiliam TH. Stroetz
Jacob Folger
Anton Bryzinski
A. B. Jensen
Stroess
Henry Witzgibbon
William
Anne Webbe
Hrank Alison
Rank Schwant
Stromit
Lia
Alternes Alien
Attocney Fitzslbhon
Frederick CG. Codd
Codd
Po. Smith
Virgil Smith
Winneconne
Virgil Smilth
Somers de
Iwilten
Talk of Congress Quitting Period In Election Shadow
Fragmented report notes Congress faced election pressures with plans for party alignment. Underwood hinted at a plan to allow members to their districts if a broader understanding could be reached on administration policies. Debate targeted a shipping bill and potential special rules, with a recess contemplated in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.o. Cpt
Congress
Underwood
the Opken
Senate
British cruisers Goodhope Weymouth Glasgow reach Chile
Punta Arenas Chile September 24 The British cruiser Goodhope Monmouth and Glasgow under Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock arrived there after sailing from Montevideo between September 5 and 11. The strait of Magellan is a key Pacific route and signals a British naval move into the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhope
Weymouth
Glasgow
Associated Press
Punta Arenas
Chile
Death of Dr Solon Marks Shocks Wisconsin Medical Community
Dr Solon Marks, long a leading Wisconsin physician, died at an early hour this morning. He served as president of the Wisconsin Medical Society for many years and held top medical posts on the Illinois Central route. He fought in the Civil War from 1861 to 1864, serving as surgeon in the Tenth Wisconsin and later as brigade and division surgeon with General Rousseau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Marks
Rousseau
Firat
Fourteenth Army Corps
Loyal postmaster nominee faces poultry fortune claim
Washington dispatch reports President Whaoatefay nominated Dorothea Devlin as postmaster at Loyal P. W. C. The piece notes a city man tries to extract a fortune from chicken farming, but cautions hens are not mathematicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Whaoatefay
Dorothea Devlin
Loyal—P. Ww. C
Airships Shape Allied War Tactics In Early Battles
An official English press dispatch from London outlines Allied airship use against German forces, noting high aviation activity and wounded pilots. It describes intense bombing, artillery interplay near Passy, and a growing resemblance of siege warfare, while comparing current maneuvers to Russo-Japanese War dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keren
Dethiln
Associated Freas3
London
Passy
Fargnen
Taon
Korea
Jenkins Special Wreck Near Lake des Morts
Two hunters, Jenkins and Slassow, escaped unharmed after their auto dubbed Jenkins Special crashed on a turnpike near Lake des Morts marshes. The machine veered off to avoid a speeding car, struck the Oshkosh Omrec Interurban right of way, and broke apart as rescuers and workmen near the damaged track helped. The incident ends with a cautionary note about trusting boastful honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Clarence Abe
Slassow
Lake Flutte Des Morts
Cauyi
Mr. Jenkins
Villians
Mr. Slaytor
Mr. Slayton
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Menasha
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DR. Solon Marks
Mnah
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Hhchlye
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