Northwest Notes report on Duncan removal and local unrest
The item lists proceedings to remove Mayor Lewis J. Duncan over alleged failures to suppress local troubles. It also notes masked men entering Tony Edgar's saloon near Marshfield Oregon, pursuing Edgar and others for about $1,000. Other items cover a Portland dry spell, a Nevada court ruling on fringe insignia, a Reno investigation, Union Pacific freight records, Utah peach prices, and various regional incidents and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Duncan
Tony Edgar
Anloon
Marshfield
Ore
Edgar
Portland
Weather Bureau
W. ‘M. Mradley
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Green River
Utah
Utah Fruitgrowers* Association
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Spokane
Reno
Tonopah Mining Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Veteran Mine
Tonopah Belmont Development Company
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Seattle
State Board of Education
Europe
First State Bank of
Marcus
Wash
W. Barringer
Barringer
Idaho
Challis
Lemht
Salomon
Sawtooth
Hutte
Butte
Silver Man County
Dav J Donohue
Takaing
Pnin
Oregon
United States
Clarence L. Hema
Needy Hae
Orme
Meuines
Daseermeyth
Hockholders
George Gorditch
Bulow
Joeumunta
Springfeld
Bola
Powbilla
Theodore Peteraee
Taroma
Gutside
Battle of the Marne shifts momentum as German forces retreat
Paris reports indicate the Marne battle favors the French with German forces pulled back across thirty seven to forty seven miles at multiple points. British and French troops crossed the river, while German armies suffer prisoners and loss of guns as the invaders retreat after intense engagements along the Sezanne to Vitry region.
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France
River
Marne
Menguna
Mailly
Vityle Francois
Paris
The
Aix
von Kluk
Ourca
Aisne
Oise
von Buelow
Prince of Wurtemburg
Sezanne
Vitry-Le-Francota
Saxony
von Buclow
Prince of Wuertemberg
Norway Stresses Norwegian Neutrality in War Crisis
Norway remains neutral in the European conflict, says Norwegian minister Bryn in Washington. He notes general Norwegian sympathy is neutral, despite American press insinuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norway
Bryn
Commander Burstyn Rallying Austrians in United States to War
Commander Masimilian Gyretya, naval attaché in Washington, leads 200000 Austrians in the U S to return home for war service. German flag reaches Paria as Paris dispute rages. Four German regimental toys arrive at northern railroad station Thursday and are displayed by York. United Fruit Company reports transfer of twenty passenger and five freight vessels from British flag to American registry.
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Burstyn
Masimilian Gyretya
Emvessy
Washington
United States
Paria
London
Paris
Staton
York
United Fruit Company
Germans unable to aid Austrians in Galicia report
Reuters dispatch from Rome says Austrian front reports dark conditions as Germany cannot send more reinforcements to Galicia. Germany may recall troops to bolster western front against the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ony
London
Reuter
Rome
Galicia
Rout of Austrians Forces in Servia War Report
A semi official statement on war operations claims Austria moved 350000 troops to face Serbia. It cites 100000 killed, 40000 taken prisoner, and 6000 killed at the Teer river as Austrian losses after August 19. The text says Serbia inflicted the severest blow to Austria's prestige by defeating its forces along the Save and Drina frontier.
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Nish
Servia
Austria
Semiin
Teer
South Africa Faith in Empire Ties Future to Battlefields
British embassy unearthed cable from London stating General Botha told South Africa’s Union Parliament on September 10 that with Britain at war, the Union is at war as well. He said troops will operate in German southeast Africa under imperial request and that South Africa’s future is decided on Europe’s battlefields.
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Washington
London
Lee
Botha
Union of South Africa
Union
German Southeast Africa
Great Britain
South Africa
Europe
Treaties Demand Consent for Abrogated Capitulations
Several great powers reply to Turkey insisting that abrogation of capitulations governing foreign rights is a treaty matter. They state that such changes require agreement of all treaty parties. Ambassadors of Britain Russia France and Italy delivered identical replies. Spain says it will remain neutral.
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Turkey
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
Spain
Parie
Haver
Madrid
Baliiardo Dato
Bps
Austrians on the Rue and Russia Near the San River
A garbled report outlines Austrian forces near the Rue and on the San River with Russian advances in pursuit. It mentions Austrian reservists recalled and a 1884 mobilization, plus dispatches from Amsterdam and Vienna.
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Battle OF
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Belgtain
Crown Prince
Ruprecht
Ruprecht of
Mararte
Louvain
Gouth Africa
Landun
Landatrum Bara
Colle
Heme
Vieona
Amsterdam
Rew Jlere Telegram Company
Serman's
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