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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1914

Page

6

Germans Press New Fast Sweep Toward Paris

A German army rams toward Paris in a renewed rapid maneuver reminiscent of a five week old push that nearly breached the French capital. The report notes ongoing efforts and the persistent uncertainty about the outcome of the European war.

British Naval Guns May Drive Foes From Coast

Allied left wing reinforced as Gen Joffre reports resumed offensive on the northern front. German von Kluck sends corps into Lille, a city already under German control, with Ostend seen as the probable objective of the advance along the coast.

Joffre Lille One Hundred Mile Zuebrugge Ostend von Skluck Cis Poted

Battle of Warsaw Front Conflicting Reports From London

Observers in London describe German moves to seize railroad access north and south while a French official states Allies advanced between Arras and Albert. Reports note chaotic front conditions, with French gains near Hesantie Bae and Souain, and Verdun held by German forces under the crown prince. Siege guns from Antwerp reportedly aiding reductions toward Yordim as lines extend from Warsaw toward Przemyśl.

London Amicus Arras Albert Hes Anti Bae Steims Souain Cathedral Cit Duke of Wurttemberg Marne Verdun Apremont the Argonne Metz Yordinm Antwerp Nim

Battles in Belgium Near Quatrecht and Melle

Dispatch from Ostend dated October 11 reports violent engagements near Quatrecht and Melle with over 800 German dead and many wounded. French marine fusiliers bayoneted and captured 406 Germans, forcing the enemy to retreat toward Ooregem as the battle resumed near Lyrde.

London Reuter Telegram Co Ostend Quatrecht Melle French Marine Fusiliers Ooregem Lyrde

Russians Evacuate Lemberg Amid Fierce Fight in Galicia

The Hasar dispatch reports Austrian legation at The Hague says Russians have evacuated Lemberg after a fierce battle. Lemberg had been held by Russians since early in their Galician campaign. Also a dispatch notes at Ghent many Germans present, with many departing toward Bruges, per Avondpost.

London Hasar Xchange Telegraph Hague Lemberg Galicia Avondpost Ghent Bruges

Expected Sharp Fight in Pari Oct 14 Near Lille

A French and British offensive near Lille targets German positions as Lille’s liberation is seen as short. Reports note shifts from cavalry engagements to broader infantry movements, with French officials signaling “our forces” advancing beyond prior cavalry-only actions.

Priccett Lille Orp Geran Witel Bay

Demands of War Boost Business in Ill Factory

An order for ammunition received by a local cartridge plant will require hundreds of extra workers and six months of 24 hour operation. Placed by a New York banking firm, the client remains unnamed. Shells for delivery to New York will use 2 calibre bullets with lead cores and paper-wrapped shells. Officials note the shells appear to be for old style rifles and speculation centers on their destination.

Alon, WL Qet New York

Germans plan siege of Belfort amid border tensions

Copenhagen dispatch reports Berlin says Germany prepares to lay siege to Belfort with a large approach. Self-lor, a fortress near the Swiss border opposite Mielhausen, withstood a siege in 1870. Population about 6,000. Allied forces aim to push progress after failed attacks on Arras and Roye.

London Gwt Wtlmie Adispareh Copenhagen Berlin Telfort Selfore AT Sadan Mielhausen Belgium Arras Albert Roye Lassigny Tracy-le-Mont

Senate Adopts Beer Levy Amid Cotton Aid in New York

Washington reports the Senate approved a war revenue plan taxing liquor at one dollar per barrel and a per cent tax on rectifiers, while cotton growers aim to fund a $250,000 bond program to stabilise prices. A separate incident near St Patrick’s and Alphonsus churches involved two explosions, injuring a boy and a priest. arrests followed, with one man jailed for unlawful assembly.

Senate New York Washington, D. C Smog Colon Hoke Smith Georgia Senaher Smith Alphonsus Church Sherral Wynildty Olaf Olsen Haley Trinity Church Westwort Andy Alephonsus Prank Tarnentaum Rhureh Ieta Paricinatine Fm Blackwell Island

Belgian Officials Arrive in Havre for Marine Reception

Belgian government members landed in Havre Tuesday evening and were greeted by the minister of marines and local authorities. Military honors were rendered, and the papal legate attended the cordial reception as part of the official visit.

London Havre Minister of Marines Henora

Federal Reserve Act Discussed by Bankers Convention

Richmond, Va. delegates gather for the fortieth annual meeting of the American Bankers Association as Arthur Reynolds of Des Moines opens with support for the Federal Reserve plan. He warns banks to adjust expectations while weighing safety, rates, and the impact on profits as central banks would not compete with member institutions.

Atete van Binkers Ett Bress Arthur Restolts Tes Moines Nasveciation Federal Reserve Asmiruince Linn PON Federal Resarve Banka Cansideritpg Federal Hanite Demir Federal Reserve Banks Mtu J

General Mareat Reported Killed Near Arras

London dispatch cites Paris source stating General Mareat, famed former head of St Cyr, died in fighting near Arras, amid the ongoing French battles. The report notes Mareat as a prominent French general and military educator.

London The Exchange Telegraph Co Paris Mareat St. Cyr Arras

Longshore Indicted for Alleged Legal Operation

A grand jury indicted Longshore of Waterloo on a murder related charge. The case alleges he formed a criminal operation targeting Minnie Diadard, with May 26, 2014 cited in the indictment. The trial faced procedural reversals and remands as details remain contested.

Petuered Longshore Waterloo Diutder Lewis Mes Minnie Diadard Espelicon Hiv Lengastiare

Minnesota Visitors Praise New Hotel and City Sights

A Minnesota delegation touring Waterloo during a dairy show praised the city’s new Rogsell Lamson hotel and its manufacturing plants, bridges, and streets. Officials noted the trip also served to highlight cheap farm lands in Minnesota, with hosts hoping to boost state pride and attract new settlers. The party planned to depart this evening.

Minnesota Eberhart Rusvelle Liamson Hotel Julius A. Sehurebl G. Tverson A. C. Stephens Crookston James Aa. Nichols Miuwestpolis George Authier Sovernor J. C) Cartsman Cedar River Waterton Rogsell-Lamson Tyrolaly Willian Galloway United States Marine Fred DR. Sherman Charce of & Booth King Waterloo

Bombs Hit Nancy Railway Station in WWII Air Raid

Three bombs from German aircraft struck the Nancy railway station near the bridge of the Rude le Mon Desert, causing damage to a first class passenger coach, wounding three people and disrupting telegraph wires. The incident occurred yesterday morning as the city faced attacks via Paris.

Nancy Paris

French Denies Big Losses In Verdun Defense

Paris reports German attempts to break Verdun failed while Allied operations progress normally. French and British troops have taken Ypres and repelled German advances along the Oise and Meuse fronts. Verdun remains secure as German efforts near the Argonne and Mihiel fronts falter under French countermeasures.

Paris Ghent Ypres Oise Merry-au-Bae la Basee Exères Bailleul Canal Verdun Argonne Forest Hinarville Warennes Meuse Mihiel Maizey Chauvotcourt Woern

Portugal declares war on Germany amid Lisbon mobilization

London dispatches report from Lisbon say that Germans in Portugal may depart for Madrid as cabinet meetings yield a plan to convene congress on October 16 to authorize mobilization of Portuguese troops. Madrid dispatch notes unconfirmed Lisbon declaration of war against Germany.

London Lisbon Central Naws Portugal Madrid Qet Madri

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