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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1914

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Turkish Army Invades Caucasus and Cyprus Annexed

The report notes a Turkish army of about 90 000 troops massed on the Caucasian frontier with outposts occupying villages and additional Kurd cavalry. British and Allied naval activity continues in the Dardanelles while Persia declares neutrality and political shifts unfold across the region amid wartime turmoil.

Caucasus Cyprus England Przemysl Petrograd

Hidden Radio in Main G Sreoa L 1s r Tewist 1 Vt

In a fragmentary dispatch from London the paper reports on alleged military movements and a covert wiretap near Air Aor ts du cepta Bear ete ke Df British and French signals. Investigations continue into the reliability of the information as it travels through correspondents.

Drerradrs Bor London Informadion

British ships escape after Valparaiso naval battle

Valparaiso Chile November 5. The British cruiser Glasgow and the transport Otranto escaped after a naval engagement with German ships off the Chilean coast. The Good Hope and the British cruiser Monmouth are believed sunk with all hands. Germans report brave British action and note weather hindered rescue attempts. Continued on second page.

Valparaiso Chile Glasgow Otranto Hope Good Hope Monmouth Leipzig Bremen Craddocks Nurnberg Classo Cradock

Marines Land at Beirut Report Stirs U S Officials

Paris reports say American marines landed at Beirut Syria to protect American interests amid tensions with Turkey and German influence. British officials sought to evacuate foreign subjects while the North Carolina cruiser looms in Beirut harbor raising questions among officials.

Paris The Temps Beirut Syria London Alexandria Egypt U. S Navy State Department North Carolina

Allies Hold Positions Claim Some Progress

London reports no decision in the West Flanders battle with both sides maintaining lines in the sand dunes near Ypres. Germans hammer at the allies around Ypres while the allies attempt a northward move toward Ostend, with neither side advancing far.

London West Flanders Ypres Ostend

East Prussia Invasions By Muscovite Forces

Petrograd reports show Austrians retreating in South Poland and Galicia while Russians push on the East Prussia front. German forces fall back along the Warthe line as Russian troops recapture Lodz Plotkow Radom Kielce and Sandomir. Road conditions hamper German efforts but Russia reinforces with large forces. Second page continuation.

Petrograd Poland Galicia Przemysl Russia Prusefam Wers Ballwa Vistula San Black Sea Warthe Warsaw Hindenberg Lodz Plotrokow Radom Kielce Sandomir

Mrs Barton French Sees Battle From Aisne Front

Mrs Barton French, a New York Newport society leader and sister-in-law of Elsie Vanderbilt, stands on the Aisne banks amid shell fire watching the artillery duel as she prepares to send a hospital unit to a new British base in northern France. She criticizes the administration for not protesting Count von Bernstorff activities and reports for the American Ambulance Association in Paris.

Washington Post London, Navy Barton French New York and Newport Society France Aisne London Mra. French Count von Bernstorff

Duel in Gem Store Sparks NYC Jewelry Heist Shootout

In New York City a jeweler and a robber exchanged shots during a confrontation inside a gem store. No injuries reported yet, investigators secured the scene and questioned witnesses.

New York City

Thieves Trap Jewelry Store Robbery Ends in Arm Wound

In New York two Brooklyn men robbed Max Ernest jewelry store. Ernest fired from a hidden pistol, wounding an armed robber. Crowd pursued the other thief, dragging him down after he forced a wagon driver at gunpoint to flee. Police later questioned the suspects, identified as Tony Rogski and Joseph Dunne.

Marxander New York Max Ernest Ernest Tony Rogski Joseph Dunne Brooklyn Jeweter Columbia Avenue Eighty-Eighth Street Broadway Chalmeri John Stadler Stadler

Italian Cabinet Completed in Rome Sa Ambrosia Sa Landraix

A Rome dispatch reports the Italian cabinet completed today under Premier Salandra. The interior is Signor Salandra. foreign affairs Baron Sidney Sonnino. colonies Signor Martini. justice Vittorio E. Orlando. treasury Pacolo Carona. finance Signor Daneo. public works Signor Clufolil. public instruction Signor Grippo. agriculture Signor Cav sel a. war Gen Zupelli. marine Vice Admiral Viale. posts and telegraphs Signor Riccio.

Paris Rome Salandra Signor Salandra Baron Sidney Sannino Signor Martini Vittorio E. Orland Pacolo Car‘ano Signor Daneo Sigmor Clufolil Signor Grippo Agriculture Signer Cavasela Gen. Zupelli Marine Admiral Viale Posts and Telegraphs Signer Riccio

U. S. Attitude Toward Mexico Stiffens on Border

Special to The Washington Port El Paso reports a sudden hardening of U S policy toward Mexico. All army officers and enlisted men on leave are ordered to rejoin commands on the Mexican border and at Vera Cruz. War Department figures show 22 600 troops on the Mexican border 3 800 at Vera Cruz and 1 500 at Panama available for immediate service.

Mexico War Department Vera Cruz United States Panama

Literary burglar robs homes while critiquing Kipling and Shakespeare

A noted reader burglar is blamed for a string of two week robberies in Reading Pa. Police report a polite intruder who enters homes at night, reads at a library desk, eats bonbons, and leaves critical notes on Kipling and Shakespeare. He targeted Mrs. Nicolls and others, taking candy and leaving witty messages about literary judgment.

Reading Washington Post Fred W. Nicolls Kipling England Kipung

Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia Wounded in France

Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia son of Brunswick’s late Regent has been wounded in France while fighting. Lieut Gen Herthold von Deimling the German commander was slightly wounded in the thigh by shrapnel on the firing line but remains in command of his troops.

Amsterdam London Joachim Albrecht Prussia Brunswick France Telegraaf Geneva Paris Herthold von Deimling Welf

Battle of Yser Battle End. Allies Hold Line

London dispatch reports that the Yser fight is nearly over due to flood barriers between armies. Farther south at Ypres and Lille the Germans launched a massive attack on the British forces, but were repulsed with heavy losses and the battle has shifted to an artillery duel. The German artillery is more numerous but not superior in quality.

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Democrats Face A Hard Problem In Committee Shuffles

Reporting on the 1912 election aftermath, the piece notes changes in leadership transfers under Underwood and the fate of many returning Republicans. It highlights that 34 representatives elected in 1912 were shut out of the next Congress due to the three party vote split and that five of fourteen Democratic Ways and Means seats will be vacated, reducing the majority to 24.

Mann Congress Ways and Means Majonty

How Congress Stands in Latest Returns in Sleepy House Race

In Colorado, Nevada and Wisconsin senatorial contests remain in doubt at 2 a.m. Democrats hold a growing majority in the House with a Democratic plurality and a quorum margin of about 13 seats. Republican and independent candidates are trailing in the tally as results trickle in.

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House Shifts Loom As Clark and Cannon Face Off Again

As the next Congress looms a dramatic reorganization is expected with Champ Clark and Uncle Joe Cannon again at center. A shrinking Democratic majority will force redistribution of committee seats and leadership battles, with Underwood leaving for the Senate and Kitchin poised to lead Ways and Means. The 1912 contest’s fallout reshapes influence across party lines and key panels.

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