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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1914

Page

3

All Star American Girls Team Topples Asahi Nine

In Seattle, the All Star American girls team defeated the Asahia nine 5 to 3 after a regular league game at Dugs. The result ended Asahi dominance as the Seattle youth scene shifts to the Pacific Northwest tennis and billiards fragments in a noisy sports page.

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Terrible aerial engines of destruction threaten world war air battles

A sensational early 20th century warning describes armored dirigibles and fast warplanes as engines of death. It notes mass production, heavy budgets, and exact figures for European powers developing aircraft and airships, with Germany planning billions in spending.

Earth Germany France Russia England

How Germany and France May Play the 1915 War Game

Russia presses from one side and France rises against Germany on the other. The plan is to rush the German army into France to overwhelm French resistance before Russia moves. By day ten Germany could muster about 900,000 men on a narrow 100 mile front, while France would field roughly 700,000. France relies on forts and entrenched camps, an English expeditionary force, and defender’s advantage to counterbalance Germany until Russia can strike.

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Americans to be moved home from Paris and Europe

State department reports Austria will provide safe trains for Americans in Carlsbad and Marienbad while relief groups urge immediate transports. Paris schedule warns it could take six months to evacuate those still in the city without government facilities. Excursion on Lake Washington features the Issaquah steamer with Swedish club dancing and departure times.

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