Crisis at Aisne Mirrors Marne Retreat Pattern
Paris reports a crisis in the Aisne battle as German positions threaten a retreat similar to Vitry. French aviators note signs of a German retrograde move while Allied forces press Von Buelow and Kluck on the Le Laon Rethel rail line. Weather improves but ground remains soggy as activity intensifies northeast of Paris.
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Paris
the Aisne
the Marne
Vitry
Gen. von Buelow
von Kluck
von Buelow
Laon
Rethel
Russian main force presses in Austrian Galicia
Petrograd reports Russia’s main force advancing again in Austrian Galicia after enveloping the Przemysl line. Real resistance is anticipated as czars army nears Cracow where Austrian reserves and German Landwehr massed. Przemysl defenders asked for a five hour armistice to allow non combatants to depart, and it was granted.
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Petrograd
Russia
Austrian Galicia
Przemysi- Jaroslav
Cracow
Przemysl
Czar Plans to Take Berlin Face questions on Galicia drive
Rome Sept 22 German forces press defense in Galicia while pushing in Suwalk province. Russians defend fortresses as Kaisers troops advance, with Cracow and Cracow region looming. News from Austrian sources notes Dankl's army may be cut off in Polish retreat toward Cracow. Austrian losses in riverine battles near the Save and Drina reported.
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Rome
Galicia
Russian
Poland
Suwalk
Germany
Benin
Cracow
Dankl
Russian Poland
England
Nish
Save
Drina
Servia
Hold Up Saloon Baffles Renton Bar Patrons
A wild west style holdup occurred at the Panama saloon in Renton last night at 10 45. The whitefaced bartender Al bert Bertelero was held up as a masked man, described as a regular mel lordrummer villain, fled with 60 dollars and paused to take a packet of cigarettes before walking away.
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Shorty Randolph
Renton
Panama
Albert Bertelero
Slater to Lead Fight for Ole Hanson in East Washington
State Chairman L. Roy Slater of Spokane will personally direct Ole Hanson’s campaign in Eastern Washington. He praises Hanson’s east of the mountains gains and asserts a united progressive movement across parties will ensure Hanson’s victory with at least 10,000 more votes than any rival in the November election.
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L. Roy Slater
Spokane
Ole Hanson
Washington
Woman Jumps to Dodge Train on Seattle Bridge
Everett reports Mrs. Lizzie Gavie, 45, forced to jump from a bridge to avoid an approaching trolley car. She was found unconscious under the Milwaukee trestle at Lowell after lying there 72 hours with a broken hip.
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Everett
Lizzie Gavie
Milwaukee
Lowell
Bugler Found Dead Likely Poisoned on South Dakota
Indications point to poisoning as autopsy findings by Coroner J. Tate Mason and navy board of inquest revealed bichloride of mercury in the body of J. H. Hutchinson, bugler on the cruiser South Dakota, found dead in a bed at 3047 Colby avenue, the home of Mrs. Bessie Maley, Sunday.
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J. H. Hutchinson
South Dakota
Bessie Maley
Colby Av
J. Tate Mason
Navy Board of Inquest
Tahoma Strands on Aleutian Reef Amid Rescue Efforts
The U S revenue cutter Tahoma runs aground on an uncharted reef 90 miles west of Kiska in the western Aleutians. Crew of 72 faces danger as ships including Cordova and Bear rush to assist. messages relay from Sitka and Tatoosh Island as search efforts begin.
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United States Revenue
Kiska Island
Aleutian
Alaskan
Seattle
Yokohama
Senator
Coliner Senator
Nome
Alaska Steamship Co
Cordova
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Patterson
Bear
Manning
Heringsea
Tahoma
United States
Buffalo
Sitka
North Pacific
Tatoosh Island
Tatoosh
St. Pantaland
Richard C. Crisp
Baldir Faland
Beringsea
Nenana site withdrawal hints Alaska railway route
Washington Sept 22 The withdrawal from entry of the Nenana town site at the confluence of the Nenana and Tanana rivers by President Wilson is viewed as significant evidence of the probable Alaska railway route.
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Washington
Nenana
Nanana
Tanana
Wilson
Alaska
Moslems Send Neutrality Cheer To Turkey
Bengal Moslems telegram the Sultan congratulating him on Turkish neutrality and pledging loyalty to the British crown while deploring any estrangement between Great Britain and Turkey.
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London
Bengal
Great Britain
Turkey
Thrilling escape claim as Belgian king faces kidnapper
Paris report credits Progress du Nord with the tale of King Albert I firing on his chauffeur who veered toward German lines during a Belgian front inspection. It claims $200,000 was offered for delivery of the king. Pope Benedict XV seeks details on Rheims cathedral destruction by Germans.
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Paris
Albert
Belgium
Progress du Nord
Lille
Rome
Benedict XV
Annette
Rheims
Attila
Canada to Send 19 000 More Troops to Europe
Montreal reports that 19 000 additional Canadian soldiers will be ready to depart for Europe on November 1. This increases Canada's total forces sent to England's aid to 50,000 troops.
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Canada
Montreal
Europe
England
Kaiser's forces determined to raze Rheims Cathedral
London dispatch reports the kaiser's commanders intend to destroy Rheims. Few houses left near the cathedral in ruins. The masonry is chipped and many sculptures damaged. Fifty four shells lodged inside, yet the stonework remains, though priceless decorations are ruined.
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London
Rheims
Daily Telegraph
Man Hurt Refuses Identity After Street Car Collision
Tony Thornton of 716 Dearborn Street is at City Hospital after a street car struck him near Secondary and Yester Way early today. He has two broken arms, severe bruises, and a probable skull fracture. He refuses to disclose his identity or tell hospital staff who his relatives are.
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Belgium
Tony Thornton
Dearborn St
Yester Way
Thornton
Germans Sweep Country Clean During Retreat
Paris reports that retreating German forces are clearing the country of food as they move through, shipping ahead uneaten supplies to the German frontier. The account is based on Gaston Thomson, minister of commerce, after his Lille visit.
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Paris
Gaston Thomson
Lille
German War Report Claims Massive Russian Losses in Prussia
Berlin Tageblatt correspondent Paul Lindber g reports from the front that German officials claim 30 000 Russians killed and 30 000 captured in Prussia. He describes streets filled with corpses and villages burned in the fighting around Hohenstein with a cited poster marking a burial on August 28 1914.
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Hague
Mall
New York
Prussia
Paul Linderberg
Tageblatt
Hohenstein
Linderberg
When you lose something leave it to Star Want Ads
A brief line promoting STAR WANT ADS as the solution to lost items. The snippet emphasizes using classified ads to locate missing belongings and implies quick, reliable results through a trusted local service.
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