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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1914

Page

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Allies Repulse Assaults and British Capture Turkish Port

The report notes Allied forces repelling German and Turkish assaults while British units seize a Turkish port and Russian actions cut off Austrian troops. It describes German setbacks near Warthe and heavy fighting around Ypres. Prisoners and artillery losses are reported on several fronts with movements in Galicia and the Black Sea region.

Black Sea Petrograd Guff Sromtnten Lyckthagt Prosma Mlawe

Lads Robbed Gould Admits Many Robberies and Escape

John Gaskin, 21, recounted crimes and an escape from a county courthouse in New York, describing loot profits of about 3000 dollars in two months and a jewelers shooting. He spoke through tears about his mother’s death during imprisonment and noted his cultured background and education. The tale included his taxi escape with fellow prisoner Harry Walton and his work for loot during the period.

Mother Wreh'agten Post New York John Gaskin Julizo Fawcett Hia Gaskin Harry Walton Arcorte

Paris Plans Bond Sale Authorized by Government

A French government authorized bond issue of 29,000,000 is announced for Paris. The report notes state backing and official authorization, indicating a major public financing step.

Paris

Moltke Out, Falkenheim Appointed as Commander in Chief

London reports Falkenheim named to lead the German General Staff after Moltke’s removal. The London Standard notes emperor’s direct decision, questions high qualifications, and warns of potential risks to German campaigns and Austria relations.

Valkenheim Germany Helsensa Neilite Kaiser Houself Releuim

Furious artillery duel marks battle of Ypres and Meuse gains

London reports furious artillery duels at Ypres with both sides reinforcing. French capture St Remi on the Meuse heights and nearby villages. Allied offensive movements noted near the coast as 150,000 Germans are slated for transfer to Belgium amid continued fighting along the line.

Ypres St. Remi Meuse Verdun Belgium London St. Rem Cambria Aix-Noulette la Quesnoyens Santerre Thiepval Albert Vatily St Remi Armentieres Canal Ta Ravace Neuve Chapelle Canal of la Bassee Sreas Arras Olne Vermelles Ari-Noulette Vaally Argonne Hancome Nogevtil Apremont St Mihiel St Heme Grande Couronne Nancy Tontineer

Retreat of Austrians Toward Cracow Cited After Encirclement

War dispatches report Austrian forces being encircled on their left flank and pressed toward the Carpathians as Russian advances cut off retreat routes. Cracow is mentioned as the expected focal point with snow and terrain hampering a massive retreat into Hungary. The note cites German defeats at Mlawa and Lyck with Austrian reserves in retreat across Galicia.

Cracow Mlawa Lyck Cazar Galicia Rome Petrograd Carpathian Mountains Carpathians Hungary Russian Poland

Republicans Predict Victory in National Election Gains

After canvassing returns from Tuesday, Charles C. Chiles, Republican National Committee chair, predicts a GOP win in the national election with control of the presidency and both legislative branches. He says the bull moose movement is dead and many leaders may return to the Republican fold. The article notes Ohio shifts that trim Democratic House control and details wider battlefield moves as the warfronts and politics intertwine.

Washington Post New York Charles C. Chiles Republican National Committee Federal Government Hall WC Carsagin Wilson Congress Progressive Party House Tim Ansberty Ways and Means Claypool Ohio California Charles H. Randall Charles W Belt Tathrop Brown Democrats Republicange Progressives Socialista Licnge Senate Wisconsin

Germans Mount Heavy Guns at Ostend Seaport

Engineers from Krupp are mounting heavy guns at Ostend and facing seaward. A Berlin telegram says the Kaiser ordered another supreme attack against the Allies on the coast.

Ostend London Krupp Gun Works Berlin

Rebels Seize City as Villa Proclaims Provisional President

Reports from Vera Cruz state rebel forces captured Tihuacan from Carranza garrison under generals Aduilar Argumeda and Ruis. Villa reportedly proclaimed a southern provisional government with Cruzierrez to take office next Tuesday after the Aguascalientes convention. Carranza confidant Capmany denied orders to attack Vera Cruz while Funston and Gutierrez remain under close watch.

Funston Gutierrez New York Villa Tihuacan Mexico Carranza Fore Higinio Aduilar Argumeda Ruis State Department Canada Vera Crug Mersake Eiven Telitecan Puebla Fin Mexican , Southern Railway Aguascalientes Rand Cruzierrez Tuesba Rafael Zuburan Capmany Vera Cruz la Carranza

Physicist Bauer Attacked. Women Rescued Him

Dr Bauer, a Carnegie Institution physicist, was attacked on Pleasant Drive near Chappelle road. A colored assailant struck with a heavy club, breaking his left forearm and bruising head and shoulders. Two women who heard his cries aided in the escape, while a mounted officer arrived after the assailant fled into a thicket. Continued on second page.

Carnegie Institution Tour A Biuer Big Ash Paris Chappelle Road Thirty-sixth Street Broad Branch Road Bauera Ifalnlante Aigassulhare Bauer Connecticut Avenue Ontario Wheat Pleasant Drive Bain Strikin Bet Pie Matt Dr. Bauer Belt Sub-T Precinct Criss

Forts Silenced as Osmanli Ships Take Refuge

The report notes FAD 15 occupied and forts silenced while Osmanli ships take shelter behind the Bosphorus as Russians shell two ports.

Bosphorus

Russian guns sink four Turkish transports in Black Sea

A Petrograd official report says Russian forces in the Black Sea sank four Turkish transports off Surdsk, three carrying clothing for the Turkish army and one with troops. London reports the Turkish fleet retreated behind the Hipporus as Russian actions expand, with no British casualties reported. Berlin cabled telegrams discuss strategic moves, occupation in Asiatic Turkey, and broader entente plans amid a tense regional war.

Petrograd Black Sea San Surdsk Sofie Eeud Fries Maui Corrus Phoat Bome Turkey Halgaria Sersia Austria Constantinople Berlin

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