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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

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Army Within 60 Miles of Ghaluw

Allied dispatches describe heavy fighting across the Niemen and Silesia as German and Austrian forces push toward Galicia and Cracow. Russian columns threaten passes in the Carpathians while Sarajevo siege advances are hampered by terrain. Austrian officials surrender eastern governance as Count Bobrinsky moves in at Lemberg.

Associated Press London von Hindenburg Rennerkampf Vienna Galicia Cracow Britich Vic Silesia Carpathians Hungary Budapest Petrograd Baltic Ory North Sea Denmark Esbjerg Bosnia Sarajevo Lemberg Count Bobrinsky

Fire sweeps Alabama Normal College dormitory

Meridian Mississippi reports that at Livingston Alabama the main dormitory of the Alabama Normal College burned early today. Two hundred twenty five girls and 25 teachers escaped in night clothes with no waterworks to fight the blaze. The fire started in the heating department causing $60000 in losses as three hundred trunks of clothing burned and the town opened homes for the students.

Associated Press Meridian Miss Alabama Normal College Livingston Ala Alabama

Germans Bombard Duffel Refugees Near Antwerp Station

London dispatch reports that during Tuesday’s bombardment of Antwerp outer forts a crowd of refugees at Duffel station was hit by twenty German shells nearly annihilating men women and children. An armored train moved close to Duffel and harmed German outposts as German efforts suggest a plan for a heavy siege on Antwerp to force an armistice.

Associated Press London Antwerp Duffel

Fire hits Fabre liner Sant Anna in New York harbor

The Sant Anna, a Fabre line steamer, caught fire in New York harbor marking the third blaze in eight days. The fire destroyed costly silks and velvets in the ship’s hold, following earlier fires on the Nueces and Cretic. Cardinal Farley and many American refugees had returned on the Sant Anna two days earlier.

New York Fabre Line Sant Anna Cardinal Farley Europe Mallory Line Nueces White Star Line

State courts lack jurisdiction over interstate trains in Mississippi suit

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad contests a Lauderdale chancery injunction aimed at removing six local passenger trains. Vice President R V Taylor argues state courts cannot interfere with interstate traffic and that the trains run at a loss. General Counsel S R Prince filed to dissolve the injunction. merits argued Monday in Meridian. The attorney general says he acted within legal rights to seek the injunction. the railroad commission is said to have no power over interstate trains.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Chancery Court of Lauderdale Miss R. V. Taylor S. R. Prince Chancery Court Meridian Ross Collins State Railroad Commission

Roumanian King’s German Coup Deterred by Nation

London dispatch reports Roumania faced a split over joining Germany. King Charles sought mobilization but ministers resisted. no coup occurred as General Averesco refused. Reports claim officers threatened desertion to Russia if tied to Austria.

Paris Bucharest Journal Des Debets Germany Charles Austria Averesco

Storm Warnings Continue For Gulf Coast District

Warnings extended for a slow moving disturbance south of Mobile Bay with strong easterly winds expected to persist into Wednesday night. Reports show rainfall totals, shoreline advisories, and precautionary measures by local merchants and shipmen tied to past Gulf storms.

Gulf Mobile Bay Washington, D. C Bowie Mobile Weather Bureau Alabama Pensacola Washington

Thirty British Warships On Way Into the Baltic

Captain R Goetsche of the Danish steamer United States said a wireless report from the North Sea claimed thirty British warships were moving through the Cattegat to assist the Russian fleet in the Baltic. Christian Smith, a German-born coffee planter in Guatemala, told of four days of battle at Neidenburg with the Seventy fifth Bremer infantry, detailing Russian attacks from Vilna and Grodno, outflanking efforts, and thousands of prisoners. He also cited French aviators downed at Frankfort and Meulhausen with dispatches to the Russian commander urging immediate action.

Associated Press New York R. Goetsche United States Christiansand North Sea Cattegat Baltic Sea Neidenburg Christian Smith Bremer Estern Smith Guatemala Germany East Prussia

St Mihiel Retaken and Prince of Bavaria Captured

The Times correspondent in Nancy reports, unconfirmed, that French forces have retaken St Mihiel on the Meuse and captured the Prince of Bavaria at Nomeny, with Germans attempting to free him.

Associated Press London the Times Nancy France St. Mihiel Meuse Verdun Prince of Bavaria Nomeny

Buy a Bale campaign urged for Modern cotton buyers

Mobile leaders of the Chamber of Commerce urge every citizen to attend a 7 PM meeting at the Battle House to plan a nationwide canvass for buyers of cotton bales. The effort aims to attract new money to the region, warnNorthern creditors, and recruit 100 to 200 volunteers for committees. Col Lyons buys two bales at 10 cents a pound to display in Dauphin Street. Brewton Chamber endorses the movement and forms a committee to push bases for the campaign.

Mobile Estes D. Baker Chamber of Commerce Harry T. Hartwell Battle House Hotel United States Mootle Hartwell South Lyons Col Dauphin Street Baker, Lyons & Co Touart & Quinn Brewton Ala Brewton Chamber of Commerce J. E. Finley Endz

Bales Sold Wednesday Across Several Firms

Sale of bales reported Wednesday includes transactions by R. E. Kidder Flour Mills Kansas City via McAndrews Hopper Co. Mobile Brewery Co. A Wallen & Co. Henderson Ky via Alabama Corn Mills. Buick Motor Car Co. John McCaa. A Page Watson New York via Co. Gayfer & Co. Henderson Elevator Co. Henderson Ky via Alabama. Corn Mueller & Young Grain Co. Chicago via Alabama Corn Mills.

R. E. Kidder Flour Millis Kansas City McAndrews, Hopper & Company Mobile Brewery Company A. Wallen & Co Henderson Alabama Corn Millis Buick Motor Car Company John McCaa A. Page

Kearney Leggett Case Opens With Unwritten Law Plea

In Laurel Mississippi jury instructions were agreed and arguments began in the murder case of Kearney Leggett against Attorney Devan Sharborough. The defense seeks acquittal on an unwritten law claim while the state presents rebuttal testimony. Dr. J A Leggett testified that Leggett admitted shooting Sharborough over his wife's relation with the lawyer. The defense hopes to rest today after arguing insanity and self defense, citing Sharborough’s alleged pursuit and a confession letters from Mrs Leggett to Sharborough and to Leggett.

Laurel Miss Kearney Leggett Devan Sharborough J. A. Leggett Sharborough Kearney Dr. Leggett Leggett Lgett Jones County Joe Leggett Wiggins Devon Sharbrough

Rivers and Harbors Bill Passes House After Six P.M.

Washington dispatch reports the rivers and harbors bill passed the House after six o clock yesterday. Senator White of Mobile notes the action from Mobile Alabama and forwards the update to his colleagues.

Washington, D. C Mobile Ala

Allied and German Forces Engage on Northern Front

London reports describe allied and German maneuvering near the Somme and in Lorraine and the Vosges as fighting intensifies. Paris notes gains north of the Somme with pointers to heavy losses for the opposing force and ongoing battles around St Mihiel and Aisne.

Paris Lie Somme Tracy-le-Mont Oise Aisne Aigne Enst Rheims Meuse Argonne Woevre St. Mihiel Lorraine Vosges Galicia Przemysl Mount Duzfok Carpathians Hungary

Germans Lose Heavily In First Antwerp Assaults

Belgium reports German bombardment of Forts Woelhem Wavre and St Catherine ceased at 8 am after night attacks. Germans failed to silence Belgian guns or break morale. Only one feint against Lizele and Bredenta. troops repelled with heavy losses, retreating in disorder. Belgians maintain confidence in resistance.

Antwerp London Woelhem Wavre St. Catherine Zele Bredenta

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