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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1914

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Russians Claim Battle Advantage In Poland

London reports from November 30 describe conflicting Russian and German statements on the northern Poland battle. Russian headquarters claim the advantage and heavy losses for Germany, while German reports say Russian attacks were repulsed and counterattacks successful. Officials caution no decision yet as fighting continues with German standstill and surrounded troops. The piece also notes Russian victories near Cracow and on the Carpathians, with weather hindering campaigns and possible eastward troop movements.

London Poland Hindenburg Russia Rusten Thorn Cracow Petrograd Craon Silesia Carpathians Caucasus Vistula Warthe War Office

Americans Safe Hold Better Position In Turkey

D A Davis of Constantinople tells at West Side Y M C A Americans in Turkey are safe and in a better position than any other nation. He says Americans are received without suspicion and missionaries remain at their posts across the country, not concentrated in a few locations.

Turkey New York D. A. Davis Young Men’s Christian Association Constantinople Davis West Side Mr. Davis

Guard Against Raids Across Niagara River Canada Tightens Security

River Ottawa Ont Nov 30 A Canadian official said invasion probability not proven yet but precautions are heightened. About 600 Canadian soldiers patrol the riverfront from Fort Erie to Queenstown with 30 militia on duty at Fort Mito opposite Buffalo amid German sympathy concerns.

Ottawa Ont Iman Canada Dominion Niagara River Fort Mito Buffalo Niagara Falla Queenstown

Paul von Hindenburg Promoted to Field Marshal Rank

Paul von Hindenburg receives promotion from the Kaiser to field marshal, marking a high point in his military career. The historic appointment elevates his status within the army and signals strong leadership for forthcoming campaigns.

Hindenburg Promoted to Field Marshal in Berlin

Berlin reports General Paul von Hindenburg promoted to field marshal with Iron Cross. General Luedendorf raised to lieutenant general, noted as Hindenburg's chief of staff. Thorn dispatch claims Hindenburg captured 60,000 Russians, 15 heavy guns, 200 machine guns, sparking nationwide enthusiasm.

War Office von Hindenburg

Bulwark Sunk At Sheerness Mystery Closes In

A public notice considers if the Bulwark’s destruction near Sheerness was due to a spy, submarine, or accidental magazine explosion. The battleship, 1899 build, anchored at the Thames mouth, perished with nearly 500 crew lost. few survivors found.

Sheerness Thames London Jenght Ibar Creasy Hogue North Sea Hawke North Ireland Hermes Dover Good Hope Monmouth Coronel Chile Northsea Niger Deal England Bulwark

Earthquake Kills Twenty Three in Western Greece

Athens reports 23 killed and many injured after a western Greece and Ionian Islands quake. On Santa Maura, land surfaces warped, Pefkoulin mountain collapsed over almost two miles, Ionian Sea waters reached the valley, and new small mountains appeared across the island.

Athens Greece Ionian Islands Santa Maura Pefkoulin Ionian Sea

Officials Lose Jobs Fired by Urbana's Mayor

Urbana is dictated by Mayor M B Talboy to dismiss the entire police force following a state civil service commission ruling on malfeasance. He also removed Urban civil service members Pinugher Safety Ghestor Belfeldt and Huston, all appointed by former Mayor Green. The charges stem from a conspiracy alleged by fifty citizens after Green's dismissal of police.

Urbana M. B. Talboy State Civil Service Commission Offic Urbans Civil Service Commission Thy L Coal Commission Tim Vector Pinugher Belfeldt Huston Green State Commission

Assist ant to Death of Hildebrandt County Clerk Column

Marion county reports the death of Lewin W. Tron twenty eight Democratic clerk of Merion county courts from apoplexy during the recent campaign after a Republican landslide. County commissioners will fill the vacancy.

Hildebrandt County Marion

Widow's will set aside in Hassler suit

Dayton filed suit by former County Clerk Calvin M. Hassler asking that his wife Sarah E B Hassler's will be set aside and the $25 000 estate be restored to him The will left all to foster granddaughter Mabel E Hassler Loeb while the husband received nothing Hassler alleges his wife was mentally unbalanced He was a former department commander of the G A R.

Rubber interests surge as war drives Akron stocks

Akron, November 1914. Rubber firms in Akron report strong demand as the European conflict boosts orders for rubber goods. The rubber stock market shows notable gains with shares climbing sharply from six to forty five dollars, reflecting a booming local industry and rising labor demand.

Akron

Hunter Killed While Rabbit Hunting Near Beaverte

In Zanesville on November 30, Harry Christinen, eighteen, of Zanesville, was killed when he fell with a cocked gun while climbing a fence during a rabbit hunt near Beaverte to Morgan county.

Zanesville Beaverte Morgan County Harry Christinen

President Wilson names commission on Colorado strike

President Wilson announces a three member commission to address the year long Colorado miners strike. He expresses disappointment that mine operators rejected prior settlement proposals and urges amicable, honorable adjustment to prevent further unrest nationwide. The move echoes Roosevelt’s coal strike precedent.

Washington Wilson Seth Low New York Charles W. Milly Philadelphia Patrick Gildy Clearfield Colorado Cos! Atrike Colorado Presiment Roosevelt Pennsylvania

Tipperary Barred From American Navy Training Station

Newport November 3. The march It s a Long Way to Tipperary is barred from being sung at the naval training station here under Wilson era neutrality orders. Lieutenant Frank Taylor Evans U. N. issues the directive barring the song by the British army origin for security and policy reasons.

Newport R. L Wilson Tipperary Frank Taylor Evans U. N

Bryan Attacks Liquor and Armaments in Chicago Talk

Secretary of State Bryan told a Chicago Presbyterian gathering that love should replace armaments, denounced the liquor trade as a source of social evil, and urged peace in Europe. A separate Buenos Ayres dispatch reports a ten ship British squadron seen near Cape Polo and near Magellan, with German fleet whereabouts unknown.

Bryan Chicago Europe Buenos Ayres Montevideo Cape Poloanion Magellan

Provisional Mexican president proclaimed as forces clash

General Pablo Gonzales has proclaimed himself provisional president with a 5,000 man force near Pachuca, threatening to disrupt the Mexican Civil War balance. Negotiations reportedly under way between convention leaders and Zapata for a joint entry into Mexico City. Tampico tensions rise as Veracruz troops move to seize the city while Carraza sends 2,000 to press its claim.

Zapata Mexico City Carranza Tampico Washington Aspire Mexico Pablo Gonzales Queretaro Gutierres Aguascalientes Gonzales Pachuca Pachuco Villa Stouts Car- Tanza State Department Zapain Cabellero Gutierrez Cararaza Etd Vera Cruz

Woman Struck by Auto In Columbus Injures Krumm

In Columbus on a November night Lora Krumm twenty nine wife of Sylvester W. Krumm a grocer was struck by an automobile and hurled to the pavement suffering injuries likely to cause her death.

Columbis Lora Krumm Sylvester W. Krumm

Epizootic rabbit case and bigamy arrest report

In Larain on November 10 a rabbit captured by Dogr is claimed by Dr. J J Paragher to have foot and mouth disease. In Columbus on November 20 Mrs Bertha buider Truslow aged twenty four was arrested charged with bigamy, alleged to have three husbands.

Larain, C Dogr J. J. Paragher Columbus Nov Bertha Buider-Truslow Por Nice

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