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Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1914

Page

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Turning point battles on Paris front sweep across Compiegne

Amid reports of a major European War battle east of Paris from Nanteuil le Haudouin to Verdun, German columns push against Allied lines along a 140 mile front. Paris officials claim the left wing advances toward Montmirail as Germans retreat toward the Marne. Reports from the front describe heavy fighting at the Marne crossings and pontoon demolitions by French guns.

Paris Nanteuil LE Haudouin Verdun Marne Ouroq Montmirail Meaux Sezanne Joffre Champlenyuntry Jofre Marn Compiegne Copenhagen France London Seine Parie Verun Alsace Parise Fere Champenvise Vitry Lefranceots Forest of Argonne

War Bulletins Highlight WWI Frontline Moves and Diplomacy

Berlin reports serious quarrel between Emperor William Chancellor Hollweg and Foreign Minister von Jagow over war duties. London dispatches allege Allied victory over German imperial guard and rumors of surrender with Crown Prince present. Paris notes Russian cavalry on Carpathians and German losses around Compiegne and Paris as sieges shift. Washington confirms annihilation of Austrian divisions at Lemberg and evacuations of the Campine and Limbourg.

William Bethmann Hollweg von Jagow Berlin Germany London Pau Frederick Wilhelm Washington, D Bordeaux Campine Limbourg Lemberg

Belgians Attach to Russian Armies Said in Dispatch

A Petrograd dispatch reports Russian authorities authorize Belgian reservists and 1914 recruits to join Russian armies. If true, this supports earlier Rome reports that Russian forces landed in Belgium.

Paris Petrograd Rome Belgium

Wilson Proclaims Oct 4 as a Day of Prayer for Peace

President Wilson issued a proclamation calling all God fearing Americans to pray for peace in Europe. Sunday October 4 is set as a day of prayer with worshipers urged to join in petitions to Almighty God for healing peace and concord among nations. Pope Benedicts first consistory in Rome limited to ecclesiastics and Vatican officials as he urged fervent prayers for an end to the war.

Washington, D. C Wilson United States Europe Rome Pope Benedict Vatican Johann C. Sernoch Hungary

Operators Hold Theyre In Right In Michigan Strike

Washington D C Sept The record supports copper mine operators of Michigan in refusing to recognize the Western Federation of Miners The House mines committee is urged to speak plainly to the truth A miners brief denounces the operators accusing peonage interference with mails and federal activity The operators decry the miners brief as misquoting and distorting testimony and portraying the Western Federation as red socialists It says the national guard maintained discipline and praises the Citizens alliance.

Washington, D. C Michigan Western Federation of Miners House Mines Calumet National Guard Citizens' Alliance

Turks Preparing for Russ Attack

An Athena dispatch reports Turks concentrate 10000 men at Tehatalja near Constantinople and at Rodosto on the Sea of Marmora to oppose a possible Russian landing. They fortify along the Marmora, while Servian troops begin an offensive against Austria today.

London

Paris Siege Recall Shaped by 1870 71 War History

The piece recalls the Franco Prussian War siege of Paris from Sept. 19, 1870, to Dec. 17 bombardment, armistice on Jan. 27, and German entry March 1. It notes Paris as the City Beautiful with famed sites including Place de la Concorde Notre Dame the Louvre and the Palais de Justice.

Paris Place de la Concorde Louis XVI Marie Antoinette

15000 Pythians Parade Through Chicago Jubilee Ends

An army of 15000 Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters paraded down Michigan Avenue Chicago for three hours as bands banners and colorful floats celebrated a three day golden jubilee. A reception and ball followed at the First Infantry Armory. The crowd packed the route from Twenty sixth Street to Randolph Street with prize floats showcased at the end.

Chicago Michigan Avenue Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Twenty-sixth Street Auditorium Hotel B.S. Young Supreme Thomas J. Darling John J. Brown William K. Whitfield William G. Edens Knights of Khorasson Boul Mich Twenty-sixth Randolph Street Orst Lo‘gan Art Institute Charity Lodge No. 437

Weather Report and Astronomical Notices

The forecast indicates showers tonight with fair and warmer conditions Wednesday. Temperatures ranged from 53 at 7 am to a high of 66 yesterday, with winds around 10 mph and .27 inch of precipitation. The evening sky lists Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter as evening planets and Saturn as the morning star, with Aldebaran rising late. Floats described include Fort Dearborn lodge, Defiance lodge, Humboldt Park lodge, Standard lodge, and Republic lodge depicting historical and mythological scenes.

J. M. Sherier Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Aldebaran Constellation Taurus Due East Fort Dearborn Lodge Fort Dearborn Defiance Lodge Humboldt Park Lodge Standard Lodge Standard Lodge No Black Knight Lady Rowena Torquitstone Castle Republic Lodge No Uncle Sam Columbia

Socialist chief killed in battle in Mannheim leader dies

Berlin through London reports Dr Ludwig Frank Reichstag member and socialist leader killed Sept 7 near Laneville after an auto collision. In Peoria a truck struck a touring car carrying Labor Day merrymakers killing Iva Mills and injuring Gertrude Sucher and Ezra Radcliffe of Knoxville.

Berlin London The Vorwaerts Ludwig Frank Mannheim Laneville Reichstag Socialist Party Peoria Iva Mills Gertrude Sucher Ezra Radcliffe Knoxville

Germans Publish 20th Casualty List

Berlin reports the 20th casualty list with 187 dead and 1 1 wounded. Total published casualties reach 2 273 dead 10 714 wounded and 4 249 missing. Joseph Phillips of Poughkeepsie New York named among the dead.

Berlin London Joseph Phillipson Poughkeeps N. Y

Germans Leave Termonde In A Rain Of Fire

London dispatch notes Termonde burned by German forces. Ghent correspondent says by midday the blaze grew, and by Sunday evening not a single house remained standing as the city was consumed.

London Termonde The Chronicle Ghent

Seven Burned to Death In Hay Barn Fire Near La Crosse

Seven railway construction workers were burned to death when a hay barn burned outside La Crosse Wisconsin yesterday. In Lynxville a separate livery stable fire killed 19 year old Roland Keely and seriously burned 29 year old Robert Brewer who is dying at a La Crosse hospital. telegraph operator John Kirwin is missing.

la Crosse Wis Wiz Lynxville

Russians mass troops in France reported by Rome Tribuna

Rome reports a quarter million Russian soldiers in France with Tsar William said to be at Metz observing the buildup.

Rome London Rome Tribuna France

Russians Take 82,000 Austrian Prisoners At Lemberg

Paris reports strong Austrian forts at Nicolaieff and Mikolijan captured by Russians on Sept 5. The London and Washington dispatches describe serious Austrian losses, battles around Lemberg, and a field hospital with 500 dysentery cases among Austrian troops.

Paris Havas Petrograd Nicolaieff Mikolijan Galicia Lemberg Nicolaiff Carpathian Washington, D. C London Foreign Office Kronosodovopol Lublin London Rome Vienna Ruzzski Auffenberg East Prussia Dalmatia Austria Sebenico Posen Nish Bosnia Mitrovich Washington D. C Berlin Kastranek Dankl Cretian Mitrovica

Americans View Injured in Vans

London reports describe many Americans arriving from Brussels and Berlin observing a three hour convoy of German wounded in vans passing a point. Antwerp dispatch notes German troops repassing on their way back to Germany. A Dublin cipher mentions Mrs Rich Croker wife of ex-Tammany leader.

London Brussels Berin Berlin Germany Saya Antwerp Fey Dublin Austria Rich Croker Tammany Fall

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