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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1914

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Hindenburg Faces Greatest War Task In Front Of Poland

News from London and Petrograd describe Marshal von Hindenburg's main army stalled near the Bzura and Ravka rivers while Russians push toward Warsaw. German forces attempt to breach the Russian center west of Warsaw or retire from Poland. Soviet advances threaten Cracow and Prussia as Austria and Germany face a high-stakes struggle across Poland and East Prussia.

London East Prussia Crnon Warsaw Poland Petrograd Marshal von Hinderburg Bzura Ravka Skierniewice Brura Cap Vistula Miretches Pilitza Uils Lower Mlana Niedenburg-Soldau-Lautenburg Gumbinnen Galicia Marshal von Hindenburg Dancer Grand Duke Nicholas Cracow Russia

German Claims Successes Repel Allied Attacks

London reports a German official statement claiming successful repulses of Allied assaults from Lambertsayda to Belgium and retention of positions along the Blohbourg canal from Aire to Labaspree. It cites captures of British and colored soldiers, machine guns, and mine throwers since December 20, with French attacks north of Bible and near Rheims partly repelled with heavy losses.

London Offiial Sistement Preston Lambertsyda Bixschoots Belgium Richebourg Tayous Blohebourg Canal Aire Labaspee Bible Rheims Soiian Porthesa

French Forces Press German Front North of Verdun

Paris reports a fierce French drive north of Verdun breaking German trenches between the Argonne and the Meuse. bayonet charges reached barbed wire networks near Varennes as the offensive fractures the line. Allied actions along Flanders coast push toward Ostend and the Argonne while Bourneilles falls amid counterattacks.

Paris Verdun Argonne Meuse Varennes Flanders Ostend Bixschoote Bourneilles North Sea Alaatan Plain

Vote Billion For War Purposes in Paris Parliament

Paris December 24 Parliament adjourned after approving all government credits and shelving several bills at the premier's request. The provisional half year credit of 1.7 billion dollars, including 1.1 billion for war purposes, passed 50 to 0 in the chamber.

Paris

Pope’s Efforts Secure Prisoner Exchange Halted

In Rome the pope’s mediation succeeded in stopping negotiations for the exchange of prisoners of war who have been permanently disabled, marking a notable diplomatic outcome despite ongoing hostilities.

Rome

European Contracts Boost U S Prosperity, Schwab Says

New York reports Charles M Schwab of Bethlehem Steel says European nations have placed over 300 million dollars in war supplies contracts with the United States since the war began. He predicts a “greatest period of prosperity” for the U S as a result, noting his own trip to cancel provisional submarine contracts per Secretary Bryan’s guidance to maintain neutrality.

New York Europe United States Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation England Lusitania Schwab Bryan

Britten Proposes 100000 Men Enlistment Plan

Representative Britten of Minnesota introduced a bill to enlist 100000 unemployed men in the regular army for four months as a reserve force. He argues the program would relieve unemployment in industrial centers and prevent reliance on soup kitchens, with compulsory service for ten years after enlistment if war arises.

Washington Britten of Minnors House Committee On Naval Affairs Britten Congress Hhe

Fall May Prove Fatal In Chitliniva Broker Incident

Cireloville Ohio and Chitliniva reference a stock broker named 24-Kyvipan Barber who fell while attempting to assist and suffered a fractured leg. He was revived at home, with injuries described as severe and potentially fatal.

Cireloville O. Doe Kyvipan Barber Chitliniva Mesludi Ho Wee

Four Hurt In Streetcar Crash In Akron

Akron police report four people injured when a streetcar crashed into the rear of a vehicle on Bowary Iino street. Drivers and passengers were shaken. exact conditions not specified.

Akron Paurniki

Receivers Appointed for Hoster Columbus Breweries

In Columbus on December 24 Judge John F. Sater named C. C. Born and Carl J. Hoster as receivers for the Hoster Columbus Associated Breweries upon Steiner & Co’s petition for judgment on overdue accounts. The firm confessed judgment amid claims that Prohibition and Dry laws in multiple states harmed their business.

Columbus C. C. Born Carl J. Hoster Hoster-Columbus Associated Breweries Company John F. Sater United States Court Steiner & Co New York Hester-Columbus

Santa Claus Ablaze at Party Sparks Alarm in Hall

A Wade Young, acting as Santa Claus at Woodland Methodist Episcopal church, stirred panic by flames catching his cotton whiskers during a party for the primary department. He escaped the building but suffered serious burns, with possible recovery.

Akron Wade Youngman Santa Claus Woodland Methodiat Episcopal Church Youngman

Col Jones Eyes Election After Virginia Hotel Meeting

Dr Winkman plans operation as Columbus reports Jones of the Republican state executive committee ready for a strategic move. The subject has been bedridden for ten days with gradual improvement, but surgery remains probable at this time.

Columbus Dec Winkman Jones Republican State Executive Committee Virginia

Floods Devastate Southern Arizona After Week of Rain

Flooding from a week of heavy rain cripples rail and road traffic across southern Arizona from Phoenix to the Mexican border. Dozens of ranches and homes washed away near Amado and Santa Cruz valley towns. Deaths include two Mexicans near Amado and a U S soldier at Naco. The Tucson Farms project machinery and power lines are submerged. Bisbee and towns like Noxalee Fort Huachuca Florence and Ray experience severe inundation.

Tucson Art Phoenix Santa Cruz Valley Santa Cruz Amado United States Naco Tucson Farms Company Bisbee Noxalee Fort Huashuca Florence Ray Balt River Valley

Live Stock and Grain Market Reports Across Cities

Chicago and other markets report mixed cattle and hog prices with prime steers near 8 75, butchers and calves varied. receipts show large totals for cattle hogs and lambs nationwide. Additional notes include wheat and corn prices in Toledo and regional markets.

Chicago Stoers East Buffalo Angie Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati KIA

Gutierrez Quits Capital Fearing for Life

Border Report notes Gutierrez flees the capital amid threats, citing fear for his safety as the primary motive behind his resignation and escape from the capital city. Law enforcement sources acknowledge unrest and potential political retaliation driving the exodus.

Mexico City turmoil and Torreon campaign reports

Dispatches from the border allege Gutierrez faces threats in Mexico City amid clashes with the Angeles faction as General Herrera heads toward Torreon with 4000 troops. Carranza’s southern Baja California expedition, plus a Mazdan s ship seizure, signals shifting loyalties in Villa’s camp and control efforts near regions held by Canty forces.

General Villa Mexico City Herrera Torreon Carranza Paso Tex Gutierrez Vilkys Willising Gerona Felipe Angeles Villa Angeles Gutierrex Mlamier Gutierren Palafox Seretary Zapata Guterres Monterey High Capedaile San Petre Lower California Advress Jaft Bisgatlan Mazdan

General Hill open to border peace talks and zones

General Benjamin Hill signaled willingness to any accord lessening fighting near the border, favoring a neutral or demilitarized zone while opposing evacuation of his lines. He met with General Hugh L. Scott in Washington to discuss the crisis as Maytorena presses at Nogales and Naco. Meanwhile the Federal Reserve Board said Christmas pay raises for national bank staff do not violate the Reserve Act.

Hill Neco Ariz Benjamin Hill United States Berger Naco Maytorena Rem Thiee Cietine Pawt Ait Nogales Sonora Aida Generes Hugh L. Scott Stem Bank Clarke Washington Federal Reserve Board

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