Paris and Belgium in the War News Roundup
Reports from Paris and London describe German aircraft bombing Paris and delaying advances on the left wing while French forces mount countermeasures. Paris cites an armistice plea to bury dead. Antwerp and Brussels feature pamphlets and a Belgian mission briefing King George. Louvain is described as largely destroyed by German actions.
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London
Evening News
Paris
Bucharest
Romania
Galicia
War Office
Rethel
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Saya
Brussels
Eiffel Tower
George
Buckingham Palace
United States
Great Britain
University of Louvains
Belgium
Louvain
Spangenberg Codding Nuptials Hit Spiritwood Lake Honeymoon
September 2 1914 at 207 Eighth Avenue South a simple home wedding joined Miss True Spangenberg and Mr Clair L Codding with Rev Loury Spangenberg officiating The couple planned a Spiritwood Lake honeymoon and both are local graduates The bride is a former primary teacher and the groom a recent BA from Fargo College and a noted pianist Also listed are relatives and attendees from Mountain Home Idaho Glenn Uilin Milwaukee and Fargo in a small ceremony with a breakfast after the service.
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Ward Fritch
Eighth Avenue South
Loury Spangenberg
Glen Allin
Fritch
Spiritwood Lake
Hannasford
Messra. Wiliam
Hervey Spangenberg
Mountain Home
Idaho
Louis Spangenberg
Glenn Uilin
Orders British Out of Brussels in 24 Hours
Ostend dispatch reports the German governor of Brussels orders British residents expelled within 24 hours. British officials lodge a protest with Brand Whitlock, the American minister. German forces fortify the Brussels environs and convert a cemetery into a redoubt.
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Brussels
London
Resi Dents
Brand Whitlock
Four Belgium tycoons guarantee forty million war tax
From The Hague comes word that Belgium’s four richest men Ernes Solvay Baron Lambert Raul Warocque and Baron Empain have guaranteed payment of the war tax imposed by Germany. The report notes Brussels faced threat of bombardment if not for the pledge.
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London
Express
Hauge
Belgium
Germany
Ernes Solvay
Baron Lambert
Rothschilds
Raul Warocque
Baron Empain
Lway
Brussels
Louvain
British and German Papers Reflect War Censorship
British newspapers dream of the war more freely than continental papers but cannot reveal troop or ship movements due to the war office orders. German newspapers, by reports, print only official news.
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War Office
Apples 210,000,000 Bushels Forecast by Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture forecasts an apple crop of 210,001,000 bushels for the year, about 2,000,000 more than last year. Figures mention marketing through September October and November with producer prices cited. Mr L A Wood spent Tuesday in the county on farm business north of town.
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Department of Agriculture
Warhihuton
Beiys
L. A. Wood
Ite
Somet Vacation Turley and Italy Enter Great European Struggle
Washington dispatches report Britain seeks U S readiness to handle Turkish diplomatic interests signaling Ottoman neutrality collapse. German officers in Turkish army hint at intervention for Germany as Allenstein battle yields 70 000 prisoners including two German generals. Western front reports Bavarian and Hohenzollern forces advancing, Meuse crossings and Montenedy fortress seizure. Turkey Italy and broader Allied alignment seen, with Bulgaria’s stance uncertain. Also notes censoring coded messages at Sayville and Tuggerston stations and medical updates from Berlin.
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Washington
Chanels
Great Britain
United States
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Allenstein
Berlin
Sayville
S. 1
von Kluk
Conblea
von Huelow
St. Quentin
Rethel
Duke of Wuertemburg
Meuse
Alane
Montnedy
Dataria
von Heeringen
Lorraine
Italy
Greece
France
Russia
Servia
Montenegro
Roumania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Europe
Tuckerston
N. J
Navy Department
President Wilson Warns Crowd as Train Passes
In Hartford on September 2 the president warned spectators to move as an engine sped by the private car. Many men and women jumped to safety as the near miss occurred. He ends his vacation and returns to Washington to handle wartime duties. his health is reported as improved.
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Hartford
Conn
Wilson
Washington
German Cruiser Builds Coal at Honolulu
The German cruiser Brunswick arrived at Honolulu and was allowed to coal but not to full capacity. Captain Schoenberg requested 1,200 tons. stevedores said 750 tons were loaded before it prepared to depart for action.
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Honolulu
Uurnberg
Schoenberg
Naval Station
Selection of Pope Is Yet Undone Report
Paris dispatch from Rome notes several thousand people gathered to watch the Sistine chapel chimney this morning. Smoke rose signaling no pope elected on the first ballot. Toward noon more smoke appeared indicating a second ballot without an election.
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Paris
Rome
Sistine Chapel
Butte Emplaces Militia as Federal Troops Arrive
Ten state militia companies under Major Donohue moved into Butte amid crowds with machine guns on ore car flatbeds. Martial law looms as police join the city to the militia. Anaconda mines to resume with protection for workers tomorrow. Also US Army units move from Spokane toward Helena to monitor unrest in the mining district. A quiet August wedding joins Bertha Newlander and Philip Judd in Grafton with plans to Landis Sask.
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Butte
Mont
Donohue
Anaconda Company
Helena
Montana National Guard
Glendive
Stewart
Grafton
A. F. Newlander
Bertha A. Newlander
Philip H. Judd
Lands, Sask
N. P
Landis
Sask
Fargo Forum
Hanna Family to Move Into Executive Mansion in Bismarck
Mrs L B Hanna and her family will reside in the executive mansion at Bismarck after Mrs Hanna returns from London. She currently visits there and will sail home soon. The governor hopes his family can join him within a few weeks.
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Executive Mansion
L. B. Hanna
Bismarck
Bombard Town Antwerp Evacuations Reported By Ant werp Telegram
Reuters dispatch from Antwerp notes the overall situation is stationary with German evacuation of Antwerp province and restored railway links. Malines was bombarded for an hour but not occupied by Belgian troops. Claims a fresh crime against civilians and mentions Limburg forces withdrawn for possible redeployment against Russia.
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London
Reuter Telegram Company
Antwerp
Aerschol
Campin
Malines
Limburg
Pay Day at the Rex Delights Local Audiences
GooD SHOW Pay Day at the Rex last night offered a special feature linked to the theatre program. Patrons drew pay envelopes containing coins as the first day of the month opened, while Margaret Joslin as Sophia again drew laughs in Sophie Gets Stung. The rest of the bill, including the Shattered Tree and a solo by Mise Fridd, pleased the audience.
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Rex
Rex Theatre
Margaret Joslin
Sophia
Sophie
Mise Fridd
Pretty Party Hosted by Mesdames Smith and Zetterberg
Mesdames W. W. Smith and Otto Zetterberg entertained forty five ladies at the Smith home with nine tables of five handed euchre. Each guest received a silk bag with a slip noting her table and prizes progressed by game. Prizes varied from needles to sewing notions, all in pink decor. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Ray Barrett and Mrs. J. B. Meyer. Out of town guests included Mrs. Henry Straug and Miss Dora Straun of Cio-
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Mesdames
W. W. Smith
Otto Zetterberg
Smith
Indy
Ray Barrett
J. B. Meyer
Mre
Henry Straug
Dora Straun
Cio
Cant Dispute Right to Buy Foreign Ships
Secretary McAdoo told the House merchant marine committee that the United States may buy merchant ships of any nationality for neutral uses and this right cannot be disputed by any nation. He declined to discuss diplomatic angles amid protests from Britain and France regarding possible government purchase of German vessels. Hearings on the bill wrap up and action is slated for tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
McAdoo
Treasury Department
House
Merchant Marine Committee
McAde
Britain
France
Fragmentary Names Across States in Ohio Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads names of individuals across states including Mrs hor Tomes of Florida Mrs T Zore of NM late Ohio and Mra Jamies ow Jerpey, suggesting a clipping with scattered personal references.
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American Committee
U. S
Paria
Cologne
U.S
Krupp
Times
Amiens
Miss Canning
Riverside
Spokane
First United States Infantry
Fort Wright
Fort
William Henry Harrison
Joseph, Prater
Newls
Mesdames Smith and
Zetterberg
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