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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1914

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Field Marshal French Outlines British War Moves in France

The British report from Field Marshal Sir John French, addressed to War Secretary Kitchener, details troop transport, concentration, and early operations along a line from Conde through Mons and Binche. It notes German pressure near Mons, French withdrawals, and a planned retirement to the Maubeuge fortress as of August 24.

French Associated Press London Sir John French France Karl Kitchener London Gazette England Joffre Conde Mons Binche Soilgnies Belgium Bray Hamilton Tournai Sambre Charleroi Namur Maubeuge Jenlain Valenciennes

Russians Advance Toward Berlin In War Dispatch

A Rome to Vienna report via Exchange Telegraph says the Russian center advance guard moves toward Berlin and Breslau may fall as Russian forces invade Silesia. Galician advices note Austrian attempts to resume the offensive fail with heavy losses.

Associated Press London Exchange Telegraph Company Rome Vienna Berlin Silesia Breslau Reuter

War Revenue Measure Passed in Washington

Democrats in the ways and means committee completed the war revenue tax bill providing a 3 percent tax on all freight transportation and a 50 cent per barrel beer tax plus 20 cents per gallon on domestic wines. Net revenue is about 107 million dollars yearly with freight 65 million, beer 33 million, and wines 9 million.

Associated Press Washington Ways and Means Parcel Post Underwood

Newspaper Men Freed After German Detention

An Associated Press group of American reporters held by Germans for four days is freed on Dutch soil after traveling with the army from Brussels to Aix-la-Chapelle. The party, including Roger Lewis and Irvin S. Cobb, had followed the German advance with special passes before separation from other journalists.

Associated Press Rotterdam London Belgium France Aix-la- Chapelle Beaumont Roger Lewis Irvin S. Cobb Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia Public Ledger James O'Donnell Bennett John T. McCutcheon Chicago Tribune Harry Hansen Chicago Daily News Aix-la-Chapelle Maurice Gerbeauld Lawrence Stevenson Detroit Victor Hennebeard King Albert Brussels Nivelles

Telegraph line posts notice of firing heard off Ft Morgan

A Mobile and Gulf Telegraph Company report says heavy firing was heard off Mobile bar around 5 45 Wednesday afternoon with forty or fifty shots fired. Rumors of Tuesday night firing could not be verified. Merchants traveling east in the Gulf were reported hugging the coast to avoid armed vessels.

Mobile Mobile and Gulf Telegraph Company Mobile Bar Gulf of Mexico

Austrian Emperor in Good Health Despite Demise Reports

Official dispatches from Rome report Emperor Francis Joseph remains in good health given his age and the war workload. He holds daily audiences, reviews situation reports, and provides general directions.

Rome Francis Joseph

Weather Outlook For Mobile Alabama Mississippi

General outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight and Friday across Mobile Alabama and Mississippi with fair skies and mild temperatures. The forecast calls for continued dry weather with no precipitation expected and light winds.

Mobile Alabama Mississippi

Asquith Seeks Half Million More for Army

London September 10 Premier Asquith asked parliament to add another half million men to the regular army. The white paper estimates show the total will reach 1,186,400 men, an unprecedented figure for Great Britain.

Associated Press London Asquith Great Britain

Allies Drive Germans Back Across Paris Front

The official press report says the battle continues with the enemy driven back along the line. Sir John French notes 200 German dead and twelve Maxim guns captured by the First corps, plus 350 prisoners and a battery by the Second corps. British troops have crossed the river Marne. Germans exhausted and counterattacks slow.

London John French Marine Sir John French England Paris French Marne Belgium Alsace Centz Silés Breslau

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