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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1914

Page

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War War II era? Russian hold near Warsaw reported

Russian forces maintain a strong position in front of Warsaw with German troops on the defensive. Berlin reports no clear victory as Russians regroup and threaten a potential rear strike. Reinforcements from Grand Duke Nicholas arrive amid reports of fighting in East Prussia and along the West Prussian frontier.

London Poland Warsaw von Hindenbure Berlin Grand Duke Nicholas Marshal von Hindenburg Vintula Plock East Prussia West Prussia Germs War Office Our Lowiez Petrograd Prusia Vienna Galicia Carpathians

Allies Make Gains as They Hold German Trenches

Paris dispatch reports Allied forces in Flanders and France maintaining captured trench lines and encroaching on German positions from the North Sea to the Aisne. Government notes the offensive widening and German surrenders trench by trench after halting retreat from the Marne over three months ago, with severe fighting near Albert.

Paris Flanders France North Sea Aisne Marne Albert

Germans Claim Gains In West Front Attacks

Berlin reports state that on the west front allied assaults near Nieuport and Dixmude were repelled with heavy losses to the French and British. Two hundred captured and six hundred British bodies reported. Trench loss near Bethune and machine guns taken in Ar gonne. Allied losses in the Yser campaign estimated at 215,000 up to December 1, including Belgians, Dutch, and French.

London Berlin Nieuport Bixachoote Labassee Notre Dame de Loretta Bethune Argonne Yser Trerlin Nachrichten Brussela

Chinese Dictator Yuan Faces Disfavor Over Proposed Loan

Washington dispatch reports General Hwang Haeung, former Chinese revolutionary leader now in Washington, appeals to President and Foreign Office to block a loan to Yuan Shikai’s government. He argues Yuan’s regime is dictatorial, worse than bankruptcy, and warns U.S. influence must prevent loan acceptance.

Washington China White House State Department Hwang Haeung Hwang Yuan Shai Kai Yuan United States

Hindenburg Leads German Army in Poland Face

Field Marshal von Hindenburg heads Germany’s 1 000 000 strong forces in Poland as reports surface of a new victory over the Russians. The image shows von Hindenburg flanked by General von Lindendorff, the hero of Liege, and Lieutenant Hoffman, a staff representative during the Russo Japanese War.

von Hindenburg Aids Poland Giane Tannenburg East Marthal von Hindenburg General von Lindendorff Liege Lieutenant Hoffman

Coastings Crash Injures Dozens in Akron and Cleveland

In Akron on Glenwood avenue hill, six youths and several young women were seriously hurt, with around a dozen others shaken or injured as coasters flew in all directions and some were tossed over an embankment. Miss Sweeney and Miss Kerr were unconscious for nearly an hour. In Cleveland on Holton avenue, nine others plus Miss Mary Myers, sixteen, were injured as a large sled struck a snow mound near a belt-line bridge, with fears of a fractured skull and multiple serious injuries requiring medical care.

Akron Hee Glenwood Avenue Glenn Avery Madeline Kweeney Walter Deck William Jen- Jong Ray Weaver Ray Wayman Margeret Kore Paul Zimmerman Dward Hutchinson Miss Sweeney Miss Kerr Cleveland Mary Myers Wellroad

Stolen Money Recovered After Bank Raid Death

Cincinnati detectives recovered 8160 of 12400 stolen by Frank G Hohl the auto bandit killed after a bank raid. The money was found in a second floor room at 1405 Vine Street. The remainder is believed mailed to Louisville Kentucky.

Rome Hec Italy Oberdank Francis Joseph Trieste Cincinnati Frank G. Hohl Vine Street Hoh Must Nint's Street Hohl Louisville

CANDIDATES NOT INDORSED IN STATE LABOR MEETING

Delegates at the Columbus meeting of the Ohio Federation of Labor refused to endorse the two leading candidates for speaker of the house. They did not agree to support any other candidate and left the decision to the district representatives and allied labor organizations.

Columbus Bog LI Offo Federation of Labor Oho House Mediatto Vien Firs Legttetlus Arents State Federation and Ambeldary Labor

Rockefeller seeks injunction to stop tax collection in New York case

John D. Rockefeller through attorneys filed in the U S district court a petition asking for an injunction to restrain County Treasurer O Brien from collecting taxes on 211040887 dollars assessed against Rockefeller holdings by the Cuvahors county tax commission. Rockefeller is described as a New York resident.

Cleveland John DP. Rockefeller United States

YEGGMEN MAKE HAUL IN CITY STORES COLLECT SHARE

In Columbus on December 21 robbers cracked the Woolworth and ten cent store offices and took $614.33 from the cash. Police investigate the offbeat heist as authorities review security footage and canvass the area for clues. Named suspects or official statements are not yet disclosed.

Columbus Woolworth & and 10 Cent Yecgmen

Monarchs of Denmark Sweden and Norway Agree on War Questions

King Christian of Denmark King Gustave of Sweden and King Haakon of Norway met at Mahone with their foreign ministers to outline a plan for neutral cooperation during the war. They reached an agreement on the special questions raised and pledged future meetings to continue the dialogue and reinforce goodwill among the three kingdoms.

Christian Denmark Gustave Sweden Haakon Norway Brochholm Christan Haulkon Mahone

Cincinnati magnate Eugene Zimmerman dies suddenly

Eugene Zimmerman father of the Duke of Manchester died suddenly in Cincinnati after a brief illness. Born 1845 in Vicksburg he built railroads and oil interests, led the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, and served as its president from 1902. He was married to Marietta Evans. their daughter Helene wed the ninth Duke of Manchester.

Cincinnatii Dee Eugene Imerman Fanlom Standard Indawae Tle Manchester Queen City Tricht Zimmerman Bruce United States Navy Zimnarmat Cincinnati, Hamilton and Aston Railroad Moth C.H. Ani Zhiuainerman Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton J. P Monkun Marietta A. Evans

Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities

Live stock and grain prices from East Buffalo Pittsburgh and other markets show cattle per head and feed costs. Cattle include native steers cows hogs and calves with varied prices. sheep lambs and pigs also traded along with grain quotes for No 2 red corn and No 2 yellow.

East Buffalo Des Siakw Carling Wether Owen Chicago Pittsburgh Prine

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