Wilson Still Wrestling With R. R. Problem
The railroad presidents' committee arrived at the White House to attend a conference called by the president. They indicated they would not present counterproposals if the president insists on his own plan. The White House later reported ongoing discussions and optimism for a quick adjustment of the rail dispute.
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Wilson Seeks Federal Commission for Railroad Disputes
President Wilson met with railroad representatives in a brief talk lasting about ten minutes. He indicated a desire for both sides to submit all questions to a federal commerce commission authorized by Congress to settle the dispute with full authority, including the eight hour day and ten percent wage proposal.
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British Progress in Duiville Woods Reported
British forces claim progress in the Duiville woods despite heavy rains hindering operations along the Some front. A headquarters report says several enemy trench lines were captured and loyal artillery support continued to target German positions while poisoner units were cut off.
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Germans Still Clamoring At Bleury In West Front
The war office reports German forces persist in futile attempts to retake Bleury with heavy drives along the western line. Severe weather hampers operations as heavy artillery continues but no infantry actions are seen on either side.
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Atlantic Fleet Plays War Game Off Sandy Hook
The Atlantic fleet participated in an annual war game off Sandy Hook for three days. The exercise pitted the Red fleet against the Blue fleet in a simulated attack on New York, with ships engaged and active service noted.
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Roumania Declares War on Austro Hungary and Enters War
Paris reports Roumania to join the Entente as Bucharest announces war on Austro Hung ary. Government states the move aims to shorten the war and unite with allies. Berlin, Vienna and Rome respond with diplomatic recalls and passport notices as Roumanian troops move toward the border.
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Roumanian Mobilizes 600000 Men Reported
Washington hears a confidential Balkans report stating Roumania has mobilized 600000 men and is moving troops with rapidity. The note mentions swift troop movements amid western concerns and references election cards printed at Nugget Office.
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Italy Declares War on Germany in Rome
The Italian government issued an official declaration of war against Germany. Although at war with Austria since the Italian alliance, this marks Italy's first hostile move against Germany. German forces and Italians have seen activity on other fronts, with Italy preparing to assist allies.
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Russians Claim Additional Successes at Several Points
Petrograd Aug. 28 The war office reports Russians captured several important German positions along the Schuchar a river and south of Baranovichi after heavy fighting on the Baranovichi Pinsk front. Intense battles also along the Baranovichi Lunine railroad yielded a considerable stretch of enemy territory.
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Fierce Fighting In Balkans Across Front
Salonika Aug 28 Reports say fighting continues along the Balkan front with Bulgarians resisting fiercely. Allied commanders report heavy artillery and infantry actions along the Struma line as both sides press hard and gains remain undecided.
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Portsmouth Chosen For Mexican American Conferences
Washington reports Portsmouth New York has been selected as the meeting place for the Joint Mexican American conferences. Mexican commissioners are expected to arrive in Washington tomorrow night.
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