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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1914

Page

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Suburbs of Ghagow Bombarded as Russian Offensive Expands

Russian force of 270000 begins bombardment against Austrian defenses and withdraws to Bartfeld Pass in the Carpathians. Serbian report notes decisive victory on December 5 with enemy retreat in disorder. German casualties around Lodz estimated at 100000 with high officer losses. Prisoner reports in Bielestock note Turkish officers serving in German army. Tageblatt reports German and Austrian gains in south, while Bolshevik front lines remain unsettled. Continued coverage indicates ongoing WWI fighting across Eastern Europe.

Petrograd London Botfrie’.Gazette Lodz Bielestock Russia Poland

Gardner invites talk on army commission at White House

Representative Gardner of Massachusetts reports a note from the president requesting a White House audience to discuss the congressional resolution for a commission to test the army's adequacy. The communication emphasizes executive interest in examining national defense needs.

Gardner Washington Dec Representiee Gardner Massachusetts Kite House Dave

President Wilson Seeks Clear Road for Legislation

Washington report notes President Wilson prepared a speech to Congress, presenting a complete program of domestic policy and urging bills on Philippine independence and government owned merchant services. The address emphasizes a militarism policy and national unity with a crowded congressional chamber.

Associated Press Washington, C Dent Wilson Congress Princi Nand

Norra Sverige Crew of Twenty Perish in Minefield Incident

A Swedish steamer Norra Sverige of 579 tons struck a mine off the Finnish coast and sank with the loss of its entire twenty man crew. Nearby vessels Lu and Evertida were reported lost, with maritime traffic likely impaired by drifting mines.

Associated Vess London Reuter Stockhholm Norra Sverige Luthe Evertida Sweden

Montgomery Man Charged with Rifling the Mails

J. P. King a Montgomery postal clerk is under arrest in Jacksonville charged with rifling $250 in money orders. He rented a Montgomery post office box under the Investigation Bureau name and mailed the money orders to Montgomery to avoid possession.

Montgomery Dec J. P. King Jacksonville Atlantic Coast Line King Investigation Bureau

Death of General Von Meyer Reported

Berne via London reports General Von Meyer killed by an arrow fired by a hostile aviator as he was entering a motor car. Earlier dispatches in November claimed his death on the battlefront at Dixmude.

Berne Switzerland London von Meyer von Meyer Ln Dixmude

Yellow Pine Men Form New Trade Association

Lumbermen from across the South gather in New Orleans to organize a new nation of yellow pine traders. The meeting aims to dissolve the old alliance and join with others, creating two territorial divisions under a revised plan.

Yellow Pine New Orleans

Winona Detains Vessel for Missing Clearance Papers

The revenue cutter Winona stopped the Norwegian ship Dova Rio as it approached for Rio de Janeiro with lumber. The Dova Rio had not secured clearance papers, prompting officials to demand documents before the ship could sail. Shipping interests condemn interference while note crews often travel separately to complete clearance formalities, with masters awaiting instructions and settling creditors before proceeding.

Dova Rio Rio Janeira Winona Anchorage

Janitor Confesses Murder of Sacramento Girl

David Fountain janitor of the German Lutheran church in Sacramento confessed to assaulting and killing ten year old Margaret Milling in the church basement last Saturday afternoon.

Sacramento Associated Press Cal David Fountain Margaret Milling

Two More Troopers Wounded At Border Incident

In Naco Arizona a patrol of U S soldiers came under fire from armed Mexicans. Two soldiers were wounded last night, bringing total casualties in the border fighting to five in recent months.

Border Naco Ariz United States Nora

City Festive Fete in Satsuma's Parade and Tokens Event

Crowds celebrate a festive fete in the Satsuma district with merchants displaying fruit decorations and a parade. Golden tokens of prosperity are distributed as a new industry promise unfolds amid the holiday show.

Satsuma

Satsuma Day draws large crowds to Mobile celebration

Enthusiastic Mobile business leaders welcome the Satsuma festival with green and gold displays. The event draws visitors from the coast, and plans are made to establish Satsuma Day as an annual celebration. Officials greet guests at the Cawthon Hotel and Chamber of Commerce reception, with remarks from A. J. Parsons and Col H D Money.

Mobile Alabama Mississippi Satsuma County Mobile Chamber of Commerce Cone Cawthon Hotel A. J. Parsons Ber of Commerce H. D.( Money Dean Springs, Miss Weinberg

Smith A Smith Attacks Vera Cruz Evacuation

Senator William A Smith of Michigan condemned the U S withdrawal from Vera Cruz saying American troops left under Carranzas demand after giving President Wilson 24 hours to bow to those terms He argued the move worsened conditions at the port and described it as a weak yielding by the United States government.

Associated Press Manchester N. H Roland H. Spaulding William A. Smith Michigan Vera Cruz Carranza Wilson Smith United States

Women and Children Killed by Bombs From German Plane

A Taube aeroplane bombed Hazebrouck in northwestern France while attempting to destroy a railroad station. The first bomb caused no harm but a second bomb struck a crowd around a hole from the first, killing ten and wounding five civilians including women and children.

Associated Press London Central News France Taube Hazebrouck

Krupp Gun Factory Chief Bertha Krupp

Fraulein Bertha Krupp heads the Krupp gun works at Essen Germany a world famous facility dominating Germanys ordnance production and weapons output during the era.

Fraulein Bertha Krupp Boehien Krupp Essen Germany

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Ghagow Bartfeld Pass Carpathians Nish Secya Amsterdam Berj R Tageblat Houtes Bulga NAVY Bryan Genqmal von Meyer Cutter Real Esta Informatioé A Bile Gill Mobile County Krupp Gun Factory
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