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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

3

Retreat and Battle on the Aisne Valley in World War I

A veteran correspondent describes the German retreat to the Aisne and the ensuing brutal clashes with Allied forces. He reports massive German casualties, intense artillery duels, pontoon bridge struggles, and steadfast Allied resistance across days of fierce fighting. The narrative notes Allied advances, river crossings, and the capture of prisoners and weapons amid a broader strategic stalemate.

von Kluck Reims Soissons Noyon

Ghosts of Verdun and the War Awake to Peace

Edwin Markham's poem laments the global bloodshed of war. It depicts ghosts from Verdun and other battles and pleads for peace. The speaker urges unity among brothers, asking to end the fighting and honor shared humanity with mercy and rest.

Mercy

Slaughter of 380 Abbot Reveals Belgian Massacre Story

War correspondent Harry Hansen reports from London on the alleged massacre at Tamines near Namur where 380 leading citizens were shot after being lined up at a brick wall by a German unit. Abbot Marmion of Maredsous verifies the tale, detailing a fleeing survivor and the abbot's escape to England.

Harry Hansen Chicago Daily News London Flushing Tamines Namur Dinant Mer Columba Marmion Maredsous England Sambre H. A. Poels Catholic University At Washington Mgr. Marmion Vector Poels Holland

Highlander Holds Aisne Bridge and Falls Dead After Heroic Stand

Paris reports a lone Scotch Highlander of 150 men guarding a bridge over the Aisne repelled a German assault. He seized a maxims gun amid heavy fire, carried it across the bridge, and fired from the open road, halting the attackers before being killed with thirty bullet wounds. Reenforcements arrived to prevent the crossing.

Paris Aisne

One French Deserter a Dog

A long haired spaniel found wandering in a Paris boulevard carried a collar bearing Twenty sixth Cyclist Chasseurs. The dog, likely a deserter from the front, was taken to the police station where it was washed and fed pending investigation. The regiment usually resided at Vincennes but was among those sent to the front.

Paris Vincennes

Bare Legs Mark Highlanders Says Private Barry

In a London dispatch Private P. Barry reports that Highlanders suffer leg wounds due to tartan trews and hose being more visible. He notes bare calves show up in sunlight and mark the troops in battle.

London P. Barry

North Carolina’s Role in Washington’s 63rd Congress

The article notes North Carolina’s active Congress role during Wilson era politics. It highlights Senators Simmons and Overman for tariff work and lobby investigations, plus Representatives Kitchin Webb Page Gudger Stedman Godwin Doughton Small Faison and Britt, lauding party unity and legislative impact.

Washington Sixty Third Congress Congress Merchant Marine North Carolina Simmons White House Senate Overman Wilson Kitchin Representative Godwin Representative Doughton Representative Small Stedman Gudger J. J. Britt Faison

Treasury deposits aid fall crop movement across states

The Treasury Department deposited 13,029,746 dollars in 23 states for fall crop moving purposes up to September 28, per Secretary McAdoo. Missouri received 1,550,000 dollars, Maryland 1,450,000, with North Carolina 455,250 and South Carolina 525,000, Tennessee 675,000, and Virginia 798,750 among others.

Washington Treasury Department McAdoo Missouri Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virgin T

High Point Milling Co. Flour Commitment Highlighted

A local note extols High Point Milling Co. white frost and luxury flour as top choices for baking. It claims the flour is made from the best wheat and yields superior bread cakes and pastry.

High Point Milling CO High Point Milling Company

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