Austro-Germans Cross Danube After Fierce Fight With Serbians
Austro-German forces reportedly crossed the Danube after heavy fighting with Serbian units. Early dispatches describe severe bombardments near La Scarpe in Champagne and front-line actions north of La Scarpe, with French batteries replying strongly. Reports quote heavy casualties and German setbacks, while Greek and Balkan mobilization developments loom as the Allies push to halt Austro-German advances.
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Foca
Iowa
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Germany
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Somaitr
Loos
War Office
Greece
Constantine
Staroam
Berlin
Tit Feta
Serbia
Athens
Desperate Fight as Serbians Halt Austrian Advance
Desperate fighting continues around Belgrade as Austro German forces press an assault. Serbian defenders offer stubborn resistance in the streets, slowing the enemy advance despite heavy artillery and bayonet clashes. Officials report gains on the ground but emphasize continued Serbian counteraction and high casualties on both sides.
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Gormans
Erhtans
Belgrade
Trac
Marehoto
Serbia
Serbian defense collapses in Belgrade street fighting
Allied forces describe a brutal battle as troops crossed the river under murderous fire. Serbian resistance at Belgrade intensified with bitter street fighting, and after pushing into Tel Frade and northern city alleys, the Serbians retreated and surrendered the whole city as reinforcements arrived.
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Berbijan
Hole
Serbians Stop Austro Germans in Serbia
Paris reports say about one million Austro Hungarian troops crossed the Save and Danube into Serbia but Serbian artillery halted them before Belgrade. Athens reports quote Havas correspondent on limited foothold and disrupted Anglo French troop movements amid Allied expeditionary delays.
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Athens
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Uages
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Serpia
Saloulki
Havas
Sayn Ergy
Bulgarians Near Rumanian Line
Dispatch from Bucharest reports Bulgarian troops massed about three miles from the Romanian frontier. Troops are digging trenches and artillery is reported at one location. Roumanie newspaper says Romania should intervene in the war theatre, warning she cannot remain passive without risking interests and honor.
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Varia
ILA Mayan
Tucharest
Dotradis
Roumanie
Rumania
Moscow street fighting and student deaths reported
Nerlin dispatch notes that civilians built barricades in Moscow on Sept 27. Higher officials and police clashed. three students were killed, twelve officers among dead. Funeral protests caused street demonstrations as Moscow University president issued a censored proclamation. Similar unrest spread to Petersburg Kharkov Rostov and Odessa. Earthquakes in Europe in Stuttgart recorded strong vibrations for several hours centered near Kurom.
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Saywile
Mibttag
Mascow
Overseas News Agence
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Moscow
Cigitans
Moscow University
Aton
Vie Aon
Raither
Petersburg
Kharkov
Rostov
Odessa
Europe
Stuttgart
Germany
Wireiean
London
Rtnttgart Observatory
Kurom
Speaker at Bat and Pas' kett in Field Carry Off Honors
Boston Braves defeat Phillies 3 to 1 in game noted for Speaker's bat. 42,300 attend record crowd. Leonard hurls for Phillies, Speaker shines at bat, Mola sacrifice, tight defense, Three-run miscue by Boston cited in box. Attendance 42,300. paid admission 33,191. Mayer shares 44,520.14.
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Irae
Heston
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Mayer
Burning of Police Records Fraud Claim Debunked
City records investigation shows no police records were burned or missing. I L Fulton and Chief Clerk J G Fulton assert records are intact and complete. ex Chief Thomas E Browning and others corroborate, while Examiner faces multiple rewards but no proof offered.
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I. L. Fulton
Thomas Lever
J. G. Fulton
Police Court
Police Department
Werm Malesing
Fulton
Shay
Glaumann
Ivak
Wilson
Wan
Mr. Wilson
Thomas E. Drowning
Glasmann
Glasmmann
Browning
Reeder
exChief
Thomas E. Browning
Raver
Theer
Yin
Lever
Norton
Ptr
William Glasmann
Ogden
Seatonic Forces Cross Danube Move Across River
Oct 1 London report: Austro German forces invading Serbia have crossed and completed the Danube crossing. South of Belgrade battles rise along the Drina front between Sabay and Grand Isle. German troops have taken 14 officers and 1542 men, and captured 11 artillery pieces including heavy guns and two machine guns.
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Drina
Sabay
Grand Isle
Delgrade
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Orttto
Tve
Converts Guests of Bishop Visit Utah Mission Field
Dr and Mrs L Drown formerly of Gilball Vermont visit Inaden at the home of Tiehap and Mya. Mr B Richardson and the Drown family recently joined the Stormon church and plan residence in Utah. They send best wishes to missionary Myron Richardson now in the Eastern States. The young mother and many local neighbors expect he is healthy and thriving in his new field. Dr and Mrs Brown will depart shortly to Tordendale Vermont where the former will practice his profession.
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L. Drown
Gilball
Bone
Tiehap
Mya
B Richardson
Stormon Church
Utah
Irarins
Vermont
Wchzrdaon
Jena
Ant Sts. Brown
Lear
Torlendale
Vian
Investigating Cleveland Fire At Nations Carbon Plant
A fire broke out early today at the Nations Carbon company plant in Cleveland Ohio. Fire crews battled flames that endangered wartime production units and threatened shipments of marketable carbon products bound for Europe.
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Ohio
The
Nations Carbon Company
Warehausen
Europe
Villa Governor Makes Deand Colonies In Danger
Grave anxiety grips the welfare of Mormons in Casas Grandes Mexico as Villa forces threaten depredations and confiscation. Copper miners in the Custad Morenci district conference with managers while a Mormon colony faces potential displacement and government pressure amid Villa actions near Chihuahua City.
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el Faso
Tez
Custad-Morenci
Arizona
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Serris
State Department
Villa
Villa Governor
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Chihuabur
Abieriad Gmelting & Refalog Company
Vila Force
Eles
American Smelting & Refining Company
Aria
Ogden Stake MA Workers Convene in Ogden
The Oxdes Stoke Mutual Improvement association workers met in their annual convention at Weber Academy and Fourth Ward meeting house. Principal speakers were Qacar Kirkham and St ward HL. Avaerson of the Y.M.S.A. general board and Miss Charlath Stewart of the I.M.A. general board. Evening sessions featured music by local artists and the program closed with hope for youth benefits in the coming season. A funeral is set tomorrow in Pasadena for Dr. Charles Frederick Holder, noted naturalist and author, who died yesterday after a long illness.
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Oxdes Stoke Mutual Improvement Association
Weber Academy
Fourth Ward
Qacar Kirkham
Stward HL. Avaerson
St TA
General Board
General Board and Miss ‘Harlath ‘Stewart
Sprelat Rausienl Nomire
Sire Mary Fieher
Robert Greenwell
Milas Annia Williamson
Soprand
DR. Holder
Pasadena
Cal
St. Charles Frederick Holder
Aultor
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Innines Philadelphiaaeee
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National Carbon Company
American Smelling and Refining Company
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