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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1914
Page
12
The London Relief Committee reports major return flow of American travelers but a continuing stream of refugees marooned in obscure corners of the world seeks aid. Despite many returning, several groups remain abroad and need support as wartime disruptions strain resources and employment at home.
The Canadian authorities halt the Staats Zeitung's Canadian circulation citing its role in spreading German and anti Allied propaganda. Officials argue the paper disseminates biased war reporting and disinformation, prompting enforcement amid wartime censorship.
A report from the network describes Russia preparing a vast volunteer army as part of a broader display of strength. The piece characterizes the empire as mobilizing with wartime zeal and anticipates an intense campaign to overwhelm opposing forces.
Pittsburgh manufacturers press for a broader U S export drive as a trade mission to Britain advances. Officials report plans to showcase products and win distribution in British outlets, with talks aiming to harvest orders and foster long term partnerships. A key focus is expanding Freeman imports and broadening market access through the Trade Commission.
From the Courrier des Etats Unis report, Russian forces in Galicia are described as targeting Vienna as their primary objective, with marches through Hungary and Moravia. The analysis argues that capturing Vienna would crush Austria, while Berlin would remain contested and less decisive for German power.
Herman Ridder writes in the Staats-Zeitung praising James Bryce and England's case against German militarism. He contrasts Bryce with other English writers and argues Bryce embodies intellect and generosity, capable of presenting England's views to Americans without alienating the United States.
The State board of investment approved seventy thousand four hundred dollars in loans, signaling broad county and town demand for municipal funding. Authorities across Minnesota seek funds for village projects, ditching and public works, reflecting wartime needs and push for domestic resource processing.
St Joseph March 9 That St Joseph Manufacturers will receive a substantial share of the new trade to be enjoyed in the United States from South and Central American countries is shown by large orders recently received by the Waeth Hardware and Manufacturing Company. The firm expects rising trade from Central and South America as European war disrupts exports. The Worreth company had long operated in Central America and recently received saddle orders from firms in San Pedro and Puerto Cortes Honduras far exceeding prior levels.
New York reports a planned fur auction market born from war disruption in Europe. Dealers moved to create a New York sale to mimic London, with U S and Canada fur shipments declining. The venture, amid capital and commission questions, faces war related obstacles.
Boliva plans direct tin shipments to the United States as Gibbs or related officials discuss ore exports. The piece notes Bolivia as a top tin producer with concentrates carrying high tin content and mentions European smelters refining the metal for American consumption.
South African trading ties shift to the United States as an embargo on English exports prompts Cape Town merchants to seek American markets. A party led by Dr J C Mac Donald of Johannesburg plans to visit the U S to study industries, with Philadelphia eyed in the itinerary.
Frederick Lavis, consulting engineer, writes in the Railway Gazette on South America railway supply needs. He notes Britain, Belgium, France dominate exports and urges UK and US manufacturers to pursue a steady, long campaign to win foreign markets despite wartime constraints.
Chicago Oct 9 George M Reynolds President of the Continental and Commercial National Bank said commenting on the monetary situation Talk of vagier money rates may be true premature but the feeling is better all around and conditions are working toward that end He does not expect any change in rates this month but says the money market remains strong due to out of town demand for funds Borrowers come for loans offering attractive rates and general business shows more confidence.
New York reports the Spanish government ordered immediate delivery of over 1.9 million dollars in ordnance and machine tools. The inquiry cites a Madrid firm representing the government seeking American suppliers for weapons, mining, conveying, excavating, and fortification equipment.
Henry Van Dyke arranged a special train from Rotterdam to move Thirty auto ambulances and 24 nurses to Germany and Austria for the American Red Cross. Six surgeons and nurses accompanied by 43 tons of medical equipment per unit and about 50 tons of hospital supplies to Belgian authorities. Royal reception by Prince Henry as Rear Admiral Ward and Captain Patterson oversee the expedition. The Red Cross steamer will return to the United States with 100 passengers. additional ambulances to France underwritten by five Americans to operate on battlefields and after nightfall.
Stockholm reports a curious wartime claim that wounded soldiers with intestines injuries fare better if left unmoved for two to four days before hospital care. Two Red Cross units from the United States, with three American drivers and twelve nurses each, arrived from England en route to Russia.
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