Siege of Dieppe and Western Front Battles Report
Telegraphed from Dieppe, the Daily Mail cites German losses wiped out by French Pau troops and British action in Belgium and France from August 23 to 26. It notes 1200 German warship crews sunk with 330 saved, Russian advances near Koenigsberg, and a major Zeppelins attack on Paris plus a pending decisive western battle along the French British Belgian line.
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Dieppe
London Daily Mails
Pau
Jone
Earl Kitchener
Belgium
France
Ostend
London Daily Mail
Europe
Belfort
Basel
Switzerland
la Pere
Ministry of War
Paris
Lemberg
Dniester
Berlin
Vistula
Russia
Prussia
Geneva
Frankfort
East Prussia
Peking
Ta-chren
Kiauchau Bay
Tsing
London
Heligoland
London Express
Hague
Wiliam
Rome
Sofia
Bulgaria
Gamosc
Poland
Ules
Lublin
Zamose
Wiepre
Tan Jamojsia
Ortelsburg
Hohenstein
Tannenburg
Tran
Auatrian
Justice McReynolds Confirmed to Supreme Court
Washington James Clark McReynolds was confirmed by the Senate as associate justice to succeed H H Lurton. The vote was 44 to 6. Thomas Watt Gregory was confirmed as attorney general to succeed McReynolds. President Wilson planned a brief vacation to Cornish New Hampshire. Belgian minister protested Zeppelin attack on Antwerp calling it war against women and children.
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James Clark McReynolds
United States
Senate
Washington
Supreme Court
H. H. Lurton
Thomas Watt Gregory
McReynolds
State Department
Antwerp
Funeral rites for Pope Pius X begin in Rome
Foreign dignitaries attend the opening ceremonies at Rome as a mass is celebrated for the late pope. Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli leads assisted by Cardinals Aiardi Falconio de La Casmette in a solemn service preceding the absolution. Riots erupt in Mexico City as Carranza repudiates Huerta era currency, troops deployed, banks ordered to honor Huerta notes, and gendarmes clash, causing fatalities.
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Pope Pius X
Rome
Vincenzo Vannutell
Cardinal Vannutelli
Agiardi
Falconio
de la
Casmette
Mexico City
Carranza
Huerta
Huertista
German Peace Terms and Heligoland Battle Report
A Washington correspondent reports Germany and Austria Hungary may seek peace under terms including respect for German colonies French indemnity and a buffer state between Germany Russia and Austria Hungary. The report also notes a German naval victory at Heligoland and Bombs dropped on Paris with limited damage.
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Washington
Germany
Austria Hungary
Great Britain
Frances
Austria
Russia
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Poland
Paris
Ostend
Calais
England
Heligoland
London
Mainz
Exchange Telegrap Company
Quai de Jeannapes
Rue Des Recoilets
Place de la Republi
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Allenstein
Koenigsberg
Apia
Tpolu
Samoan Islands
New Zealand
L’est
Quai de Jemmapes
Ene Ricollet
Place ‘de la Republique
Fest
Sevral
North Sea
Galiia
Berlio
Eee
Ruechen
Tsing Tao
London Times
St Petersburg
Koemiga ‘Berg
Louvein
Brussels
Baasy
Sansterdam
Telesimaat
Erehbequer
Turkey
Greece
Africa
Hoenigsberg and
Joffre
Sir John French
Wilson
Cornish
Francis B Sayre
Harlakenden House
Illinois
Frank W. Freeman
Grant Park
G Patterson
Stockton
Kentucky
J. H Huls
Falmouth
Cydney Deam
Bloomington
Mabel Williams
Lincoln
Beam
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburgh
Deverly
Mass
Natiens Guard
Montana
Infantr
Putte, Mont
Samwell Stewart
Anaconda
Govarar Stewart
Lamont
Oklo
Detroit
Collinaville
Ill
M. Pahl
Robert Grandma
Okla
German Empire
Kaiser
High Seas
Rue Albany
Rue Des Winaigreners
Quay de Valms
Wincs
St Martins Hospital
Rue Des Recollets
Rue Marcin
von Herdssen
Hospital of
Krasnik
Bug
Wieprs
Zamosa
Reuter
Meuse
Baron Kurt von Leisner
Gibraltar
Baron Horst von Leisner
Baron Kurt
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