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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1914

Page

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Supreme French Campaign Conflict Develops In Aisne Battles

The Aisne battlefield enters its sixth day with a lull in the artillery duel. German supply issues are resolved as reinforcements move forward. British and Belgian forces face a difficult winter campaign while casualty lists loom. Russians report halting German advances and Austrians fortify a front from Drohobycz to Cracow.

Associated Press London Battle of the Aisne Iuinuu Ys Berlin France Great Britain River Aisne Petrograd Rennenkampf Vienna Drohobycz Lemberg Cracow Przemysl Huszky Brussiloff Galicia Pola Adriatic Ministry of War

Temple Emanuel to Observe Jewish New Year in Clarkshoro

The Jewish New Year will be observed by Temple Emanuel with Sunday evening services in the Masonic temple auditorium at 7 30 led by Rev Dr Sarshon from the Cincinnati Hebrew College. Monday morning at 9 30 he will conduct concluding services. a choir and soloists will participate. The congregation lists about thirty members with officers including President S V Kisch Vice President Klein Secretary William Nusbaum Treasurer Jay and Trustees M M Pearlman Goodfriend and Lee Hamburger.

Temple Emanuel Masonic Temple Dr. Sarshon Cincinnati Hebrew College der. Sarashon Pee Dace Ben ‘A. J. Smitty Gadt Foe Webster Geors Femple’Emaneet Clarkshoro V. Kisch Klein William Nusbaum Oe Jay M. .M. Pearlman Goodfriend Lee Hamburger

Austrian steamer captured bound for Albania

The Star reports a Rome despatch that warships in the Adriatic seized an Austrian steamer flying the Greek flag loaded with arms and ammunition bound for Albania.

Associated Press London the Star Rome Adriatic Albania

Germans Claim Progress in Berlin Reports

Wireless dispatch from Sayville reveals German headquarters stating a decisive attack by Thirteenth and Fourth army corps south of Noyot with Beaumont stormed and 2500 French prisoners taken. Attacks along the line reportedly repulsed. guns and prisoners captured. Alpine riflemen invasion over Vosges repulsed. eastern operations toward Suwalki continue against Russians.

Associated Press Berlin Sayville L. I Say Noyot Beaumont Vosges Breifach Suwalki Agram Berviens

Union Dentists Open New Parlors at 320 West Pike

Union dentists Dr. Al McKibbin and Dr. J S Akers open dental parlors at 320 West Pike street. McKibbin brings years of practice in West Virginia and has Clarksburg connections. Akers also has extensive experience and local acquaintances. The new parlors promise up-to-date dentistry with the latest instruments and modern methods.

AL. McKibbin J.S. Akers Union West Pike Street McKibbin West Virginia Clarksburg Akers

Tragedy At Glenalls Mine Claims Young Victim

Cristy Greds nine year old daughter of Samuel and Mrs. Greda of Glen Fallz died after being crushed between two coal cars at the Consolidation Cost Company mine tipple. She was playing near the cars when they moved, suffering severe abdominal injuries and dying in a local hospital Friday night.

Cristy Greds Samuel Greda Glen Fallz Glenalls

No Quorum Delays City Council Meeting Till Tuesday

City council members failed to reach quorums Friday evening and deferred the session to Tuesday. The report notes a plan discussed to address pending matters and potential further actions by city authorities.

Germans Yield On the Right Wing at Aisne Front

London dispatch reports British and French belief that the German right wing along a 150 mile front is gradually yielding. The Allied forces press to break entrenched German positions as heavy casualties mount and battlefield burial routines continue behind advancing lines. French and British observers warn that victory will require extraordinary effort and sustained pressure against Von.

Associated Press London The Aisne Marne Von Amiens

Foreign Trade Bill Introduced by MOS in Congress

In Washington Saturday a foreign trade bill was introduced by Mos aiming to boost U S commerce abroad. Provisions create a publicity bureau to promote U S products with a chief at 10000 dollars yearly and staff from state treasury war justice post office navy interior agriculture commerce and labor.

Washington, D. C Hunter Jras United States State Treasry War Justice Postofice Navy Interior Agriculture Commerce Labor Burda Aaiifnes Consular Service Itt

Jacobs to Tour West Virginia Socialist Speaker

William J. Jacobs, Milwaukee Socialist leader, plans speaking tour in West Virginia with two appearances scheduled in Northview Park at 2:30 pm tomorrow and at the court house Monday evening. Jacobs previously led Socialist campaigns including a 1910 bid for Wisconsin governor, as local Socialists rally to promote their cause.

William J. Jacobs Milwaukee West Virginia Northview Park Court House Jacobs Wis Isin

Germans strengthen lines on the Aisne frontline

Paris officials announce German forces are heavily entrenched along the Aisne river with reinforcements moving toward Lorraine as of this afternoon.

Associated Press Paris Aisne Lorraine

Two Belgian Towns Declared Free of Germans

A teletype from Antwerp via London reports that the Belgian towns of Dendermonde and Londerceel in East Flanders have been evacuated and are now free of German occupation. The towns lie east of Ghent about miles from Brussels as of September 19.

Thes Plaras Moyal Brussels Antwerp London East Flanders Dendermonde Londerceel Ghent

Indignant Secretary M Ado In Washington Speech

Secretary M Ado reacts with indignation as Washington faces currency concerns and bank notes. Report mentions Virginus in the list of states where some bankers expect currency reform and adjustments to the financial system amid new bank regulations.

Serena Washington, D. C Virginix

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