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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1914

Page

23

Undaunted Sinks Four German Destroyers at Sea

The British light cruiser Undaunted, with torpedo boat destroyers Lance Lennox Legion and Loyal, engaged a German squadron off Holland after patrolling the Ems estuary. Four German destroyers were sunk by Undaunted’s six and four inch guns while the convoy protected them.

London Huntieh Satlay Scotland Holland Admiralty Ems Lance Lennor Legion Loyal

Berlin plans long struggle as German siege fortresses grow

German army that besieged Antwerp is now reinforced for anticipated attacks along the extended front. Front reports claim the intrenchment positions have become fortresses with underground shelters, reinforced by heavy artillery. Soldiers lie in comfort with mattresses and phonographs while readying for infantry assaults. Twenty five heavy guns captured at Givel, France, are among those positioned near the line.

Berlin Antwerp Givel France

War costs and political turbulence amid global crisis

French economist Paul Leroy-Heaulien estimates belligerents spend about $200,000 per day in total war costs. He predicts seven months of conflict ahead with broad economic and political strain. Reports mention American actions, Indian affairs, and industrial shifts amid wartime stress.

Parl Paul Leroy-Heaulien Japan

Southern Senators Fight To Postpone War Revenue Bill

The Senate passed a war revenue measure by a 34 to 22 vote after southern Democrats joined Republicans to delay action over cotton relief. Key southern senators Clark Arkansas Smith Georgia Smith South Carolina Valdames White backed postponement, while Lane Oregon opposed, amid a lengthy session with party lines prevailing.

Wharhington Europe Senate Fough Clark Arkansas Smith Georgia South Carolina Valdames White Williams Stone Shively James Senator Lane Oregon

Earthquake Hits Thebes Area Causes Major Damage in Greece

Paris reports a major earthquake in Boeotica area, destroying Kaparelis and Pyri near Thebes. Twenty shocks rattled the province, with no casualty total known. Provisions and tents are being rushed to displaced residents.

Paris Kaparelis Pyri Thebes Athens Boeotica

Washington peace pipe passes between Wilsow and Watterson

White House peace gesture rekindled between President Wilsow and Colonel Henry Watterson during a Sunday luncheon. The reconciliation remains private with only mortal eyes noting any details. The report also references General Malletterre and Mexican affairs with Garza discussions and railway ownership debates.

Washington White House President Wilsow Henry Watterson White Hous Watterson Juncheon

Germans Slop Bwecher Ships London

Germans report sailor losses after a torpedo attack south of Walsterboe. Weathered cruisers and gunships engaged, while a key observer, Colonel Grey, was captured during the action near Percaae, France.

London Wifermaien Germas Cruleers Walsterboe Eamere Grey Wrother Dritioh Percaae

British cruiser Hawke sunk by German torpedo in North Sea

London reports the protected cruiser Hawke was torpedoed by a German submarine and sank in northern North Sea waters. Initially 50 survivors were announced, later rising to 72 saved of 400 aboard. The Theseus was missed by a torpedo. Early reports placed survivors at Aberdeen with unclear exact location.

London Hawke North Sea Admiralty Theseus Rosamon Aberdeen Eoon Edinburgh Scotsman Holland Haetaoir Dinet No East Coms Aboukir Hogue Cressy

Maharajah of Patiala joins Indian princes against German forces

The Maharajah of Patiala aligns with Indian princes who have joined their troupe to oppose the German armies in Europe.

Maharajah of Patiala Europe

Bleachers Collapse Wounds Several at Amporia Event

A section of bleachers collapsed at Amporia injuring several spectators. Two are reported in danger. The incident occurred Friday during a university event, with initial statements naming Friday F. Henwood as a person of interest in a prior unrelated conviction.

Amporia Kaa College of Euparia

Berman Report On War Situation

A Vienna report notes rapid Allied moves in Russian Poland and Galicia with attacks on fortified lines. Coronyta falls after four days as troops press toward Wynkow. Lancut encounters flee toward the San. Cavalry reaches Preamys. Dynon positions fall after brief resistance.

Roriin Vienna Stary-Samhor-Medycka Carpathians Coronyta Wynkow Vissa Preamys Poland Galicia Lancut San Dynon France von Hethmann- Hollweg Brussels Pallada Cameroons Avaban Armiiea

Fearful Toll of War Through Vienna Report

War toll note describes 185000 wounded passing through Vienna by September 1. It recalls trenches, conscription, and fortifications around Vienna. It mentions Portuguese troops for Africa and expeditary forces sailing from New York to reinforce garrisons in Portuguese possessions in Africa.

Vienna Hanabe Evibovibies Vira Africa New York Teo Hagie Tranamarte Ieton Germany

Cardinal Ferrata Death Reported In Papal Secrecy

A fragment notes Cardinal Ferrata, papal secretary of state, died Saturday. The source text is garbled but references the death and a note about funeral or official response. No further clear details could be obtained from the damaged sentence.

Dominicerrata Cate Ferrata Eithe

Mexican convention reels over Carranza resignation claim

Officials report the Mesivan convention at Aguas Calientes adjourned without deciding on General Carranza’s resignation as fleet chief. Delegates from Zapata were to arrive, and the body moved toward declaring supreme authority on Zapata’s terms while seeking harmony amid heated debates and shifts in leadership.

Faille Carranza Washington Aguas Calientes Carrana Fieet Zapata State Department Carothera Kanova Mexico Zapatistas Carothers Kanoya Carransa Eduardo Hay Villa Hay General Obregon General Angeles

Rock Island in Trouble Receivership Sought

New York The Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad must show cause why a receiver should not be appointed to control unpledged properties. An order by the state supreme court directs action to recover from the railroad directors an amount equal to alleged damages to the railroad and its creator.

New York Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company State Supreme Court

General von Auffenberg Relinquishes Command Amid Rumors

General von Auffenberg, who led the free Austrian army, has reportedly been forced to relinquish his command. A rumor suggests he was tested with chalers. In Washington, Sir Louis Carden denies an interview attributed to him regarding President Wilson's Mexico policy as he sailed from New York.

von Auffenberg Carden Washington Lioas Carden New York Wison Mexico

Allies Far Advance As German Forces Recoil On Front

Dispatches recount Allied gains from Donkith to Belfort as French and British troops push forward near Givenchy Armentieres Arras and the Veer crossing. Belgian cooperation acknowledged with river Veer actions, while German defenses near Mets and St Die suffer reverses and heavy French reinforcements arrive. A separate note reports Labor Party sympathies with the British war effort warning German victory would end democracy in Europe.

Donkith Belfort Banee Mar France Givenchy Promeles Armentieres Arras River Olse Veer Hefort St. Die Lorraine Mets Washington Byers Labor Party Hirich Europe

Bombardment of Teingtau Reported by Telegraph Fleet

A dispatch from Me kip cites British and Japanese forces bombarding Teingtau from the sea and attacking Kaiser forts. Casualties include one killed and two wounded amid fighting near the forts.

London Bachange Telegraph Company Mekip Teingtau Kaiser and Itis

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