Germans and Austrians Push Deep Into Serbia Front
Worldwide war dispatches from Paris London and Berlin report 300000 Austrian and German troops advancing toward the Serbian frontier and Bulgaria planning an October 15 entry into the war. French and British offensives push in Champagne and Artois as German lines retreat and prisoners and artillery flow to Allied lines.
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Champagne
Loos
Bulgaris
Berlin
Sayville
Serbia
Port Kathrin
Salopski
Greece
Budapest
Frankfurter Zeitung
London
Orsova
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Paris
P. c
France
Rentinges
Massizes
Artois
Chalsat
Taille
Artotat
Bess
Asia
Mesopotamia
Athene
French War Office
Dents
Paria War Office
Souches
Lille
Thie
Telegram From Field Marshal French to London Mayor
Telegram from Field Marshal French to the lord mayor of London thanks ing bli for goodwill. It notes British forces in the field and ample ammunition support testing German resistance, following Nuevs Chapelle. Dispatches report Austrian and Russian moves, Dutch protest over German ships, and Greek public enthusiasm toward war as Athens notes allied western front progress invigorating Greek support.
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French
London
Ing Bli
Dritieh
Nuevs Chapelle
Joffre
France
Belgium
Russia
Alllea
Toland
Vermane
Drinak
Bulgaria
Foresza
Orey
Athens
Sofia
Allied Attacks Unsuccessful On Western Front
The war office reports Allied efforts to break German lines north of Loos and near Champagne failed. French assaults near Soucher Nuertile and regions around Loos were partly repulsed as German defense held. The media notes German counterattacks and heavy enemy losses while French efforts were repeatedly checked.
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Berlin
London
Loos
War Office
Soucher
Nuertile
Champagne
Boucher
Rene Atteckhce
Stor
Enormous Task for France and Minister of Munitions
Paria Sept 29. Albert Thomas, minister of munitions, says France must mobilize all national resources and go beyond current efforts. He notes the front’s early signals show greater output is required and urges tougher discipline, organization, and expansion of state run factories to meet the enormous wartime needs.
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Paria
Ural
Western Front
Albert Thomas
France
Catholics Barred From Trial Jury In Texas Case
Marshall Texas September 29 Roman Catholics were barred from jury service in the trial of Mrs Joby Rogers in a case against an English company for 4200 dollars connected to an accident that killed her husband February 3 The court also notes the shooting death of Willian Tack an anti Catholic lecturer at a hotel The murder trial of George Tier Gravee yan John Copensad and Mary Wing thraxed with the murder of Diack is set for December 11
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Marshall
Texas
Walt
Joby Rogers
Inggranca
Rogers
Plato
Willian Tack
More
Moxere
George Tier
Graveeyan
John Copensad
Marry Wing
Big Syndicate Formed to Float 500 Million Anglo French Loan
New York Sep 29 details emerged on a planned syndicate led by J P Morgan & Co to float a 500 million dollar foreign loan to Britain and France. The plan envisions a large network of banks and financial groups across major cities, with bonds sold at four points under par and denominations as low as 100 dollars to include smaller investors.
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New York
Britain
J.P. Borgan & Co
Mnanciat Commission
United States
Middle West
Be Noth Atlantic States
New England
Ars
J.P. Morgin & Co
Chicago
Geraves
Great Britain
France
Chicero
England
United Sates
Thomas W. Lamont
J. F., Morgan & Co
Eeversidsya
Famool
Astumata News
Hie Aternoan
Thaenston
Publia Inn
Praise for French Troops After Allied Victories in Artois and Champagne
Paris reports President Poyade Pay a High Tikewe Resula la coerty praises French troops for victories in Artois and Champagne. Letters from President Millerand and General Joffre express admiration and hearty congratulations to officers and soldiers for sublime devotion and success against the enemy.
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Resula
Paris
la Artois
Champagne
Caye
Polocare
Alesandra Seitlerand
MM. Millerand
Joffre
Republic
Repul
Weather Bureau Warns of Caribbean Storm Near New Orleans
A fore runner of a West Indian hurricane moves toward the eastern Gulf, with the center likely passing between New Orleans and Atchafalaya Bay. Winds hit 42 mph by 9 a.m., rising to 50 mph by noon, and tides are predicted to high levels. Telegraph service between Texas and New Orleans reported disruption amid the tropical storm warnings.
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New Orieana
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Atchafalyn Hay
Here
Dverall
Wit
Pallas
Texas
Pointe Ing
Dallas
Galventon
Beaumont
Veterans parade past President Johnson in Washington review
Thousands lined Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House as union veterans marched in a 49th annual encampment parade reviewed by President Johnson. Confed erate veterans and foreign dignitaries observed as veterans sang battle songs, saluted, and received the president's greeting amid cheering crowds and a marching band.
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Johnson
White House
Ana
Ape
Mallye
Boya
Aw Leach
Eoldiers
Caple
Nelson A. Miles
United States Marine Band
Owen
Veterare
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Epun
Jmen
Jaring
Treasury Department
Treasury
Lincoln
Ton Canverter
Union
Pennsylvania
Severiana
Pesarte
Othera
Georgia
White
Confeders
Bir Ceets Spring Rice
Firitia
Andrew Johnson
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