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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1914

Page

1

France claims three German defeats spark Paris rejoicing

Paris erupts in delirium as reports claim French forces defeat a 40 000 strong German corps in Luxembourg and advance into Alsace Lorraine capturing Alt Kirch and Muelhausen. Belgian Liege also reports decisive Belgian resistance repelling Kaiser's troops. Details remain unofficial as dispatches continue on page six.

International News Service Paris France Luxemburg Alsace-Lorraine Germany Altkirch Muelhausen Liege Belgium

Germans abandon Liege assault in early August fighting

Brussels August 8 German forces halted their bid to capture Liege after a renewed assault on the Liege forts. German troops move across the Meuse aiming to bypass forts toward Wise and between Liege and Huy. French reinforcements of about 200,000 are nearing. Crown Prince Frederick William leads up to 500,000 Germans into France as Belgian and French forces prepare. Casualties run into thousands with trenches around Liege described as packed with bodies.

Paris Belgium Luxemburg Grand Duchy Liege Brussels Meuse Wise Huy Lille Frederick William France Gon von Emmich Lai New York la Lorraine Sel England la Lorrain Sandy Hook

German Entrusted To War After Travel Abroad

Gulfport Mississippi August 8 Albert Gorlitz a young German employed by a local bakery saved enough for a trip to the Fatherland He went but could not return An army officer arrested him and drafted him for service this news came by cablegram.

Gulfport, Miss Albert Gorlitz

Let the Service Department Serve You

The Item offers a full service advertising department that prepares copy and graphics at no charge. It outlines its paid circulation, its market position, and invites readers to call 82 to learn about its advertising offerings.

Belgian Forces Rout German Cavalry at Liege Fortifications

Belgian infantry cavalry and artillery repelled a German cavalry division fording the Meuse, with seven German regiments killed or captured. King Albert led a Belgian cavalry brigade and aided by a French flying column and Belgian aviation. Germans bombarded forts, mines exploded under advancing columns, and Liege's defenses held despite heavy German shelling and damage to the cathedral.

Belgium Meuse Albert In Personn Liege Gerlater

War Bulletins Today From The Item Office

The Item announces special AP wired bulletins on the European war progress to be posted at its office on St Emanuel street today. An extra edition may be published Sunday afternoon if events warrant.

Item Associated Press St. Emanuel Street

Registration Bill Not Yet Complete

Washington Aug 8 The senate adjourned at 7 10 pm unable to pass a bill to remove existing restrictions from the registry of foreign vessels under the American flag and boost merchant marine. Two amendments were adopted authorizing Red Cross charters to carry hospital supplies into registry and allowing foreign built vessels to engage in coast to coast trade by presidential direction.

International News Service Washington Senate Senator Burton American Red Cross Senator Jones

Gulfport Youth Burned In Tar Accident

Gulfport Miss Aug Tom White a young white employee at the Gulfport fertiliser plant climbed a ladder carrying two buckets of molten tar. He slipped. Almost all his body was burned. He may survive.

Gulfport Miss Tom White

Governor O Neal Weighs Extra Session Decision

No decision yet on calling Alabama's legislature into extraordinary session as Gov. O Neal weighs urging action on solvent credits tax. The move would affect the new legislature elected in November and may avoid burden on taxpayers.

Montgomery Ala Alabama O'Neal

Citizens name committee to seek tax relief stay

Chairman F E Baker announces a committee to appear before the county board at the next session to request a stay of solvent credit tax assessments and collections until the next legislature acts on the law. The notice lists the appointed gentlemen and calls for their presence at 12 o clock noon on Monday August 1%.

F E. D. Baker Citizens Meeting Cawthon Hotel Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Citizens Board of County Commissioners

Wife Chases Into River Drowning in North Carolina

Mrs. Ethel Woody was drowned in the French Broad river near Hot Springs after being chased by Mrs. Margaret Graham who attacked her with a revolver. Graham was arrested. The trouble reportedly stemmed from alleged relations between Woody and Graham's husband.

Membership Roll of Tax League of Mobile County

Vorprin leads the Tax League of Mobile County with a Thursday night turnout at the citizen's meeting where the group organized and named initial members.

Tax League of Mobile Co Mobile County Citizen's

Georgia farmer shot by police in resist arrest case

James Patterson of Calhoun Georgia was killed when Patrolman Joe Ives shot him after Patterson resisted arrest for alleged beating of wife and daughter. Patterson reportedly tried to grab the officer's pistol during the confrontation in Chattanooga.

Anon British Forces Hear Of Massive Invasion Threats

News from Paris London and Copenhagen report a vast invasion scenario as Germany and Russia cross borders. A 500000 strong Russian army moves toward Germany while 40000 German troops invade Finland near Helsingfors. Austria-Hungary also strikes toward Kiev and Warsaw amid growing mobilization and regional clashes.

London Germany Russia Finland Ekannes Helsingfors Gulf of Finland St. Petersburg London Standard Belgium France Paris Copenhagen Galicia Hungary Radziwilla Kiev Poland Warsaw Austria Zbrutch Vulotschism Soldau East Prussia Illovo Narsim Kilbarthy

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