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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

6

Western Allies Hold Peronne On Meuse Front

Allied forces report ongoing operations on the Meuse river line near Peronne with the western wing in possession of the city. French and British units press a turning movement amid stronger German reinforcements and fluctuating advances as unofficial dispatches describe mixed advances and withdrawals along the frontline.

Peronne Meuse Paria Paris Lassigny von Einck Amiens Noxon Wierce Aghting Craonne Aisne Reims Gereman Rupprecht Bavaria Geaumont Nancy Jength

Germany Strives as Allies' Center Yields in War Front

Paris reports state that Allied turning movement along the western front presses German center while Peronne falls under fierce fighting and Meuse clashes continue. German advices claim progress as Russians resume offensive and Montenegrins defeat Austrians near Sarajevo.

Delivery error delays panel will and notification note

An error by the carrier or other cause prevented delivery at your home by 6 o clock. A copy of the will be sent after 6:20. If not received, call Ne 2 phase phone 3230 for assistance.

Russians block Austro German union of armies near Przemysl

London dispatch reports Russians have reached the River Wisłoka and are directing operations to capture Khyrov, cutting off Przemysl from Galician forts and rail links. The Austro German forces are said to be rolled up toward Cracow with investment of Przemyśl near completion.

London Przemysl Wistok Petrograd Przemyst Khyrov Przemysz Cracow Hungary Praemysi

German Cruiser Emden Attacks Madras Port

A Madras dispatch reports the German cruiser Emden shelled Madras for about 15 minutes on Tuesday evening. Air tanks were set on fire and the harbor telegraph office and several houses were hit. Three Indians were killed, and overall damage was slight.

London Madras Reuter’s Telegram Co Emden

Good cigars for fighting Germans organized in Berlin

Berlin reports Mindena central tobacco bureau formed to equalize cigar factory output across Germany and supply field troops with food cigars. Distribution will be based on factory employment numbers. A Berlin barber offers free haircuts to children of fathers who have gone to the front.

Berlin Mindena Germany

Fragmentary War Dispatches From Eastern Front

The report notes French soil fighting with losses and stalled Russian offensives. It mentions Jaroslaw in Russian hands, Przemysl under pressure, and Cracow activity as part of a broader eastern front engagement. The fragment highlights ongoing military movements without clear outcomes.

War updates from Sept 24 North China to Baltic skies

Bulletin reports British North China troops land near Laoshan to join movement against Germans at Tsing Sau. Russian Galicia gains credited to Austrian Pole refusals, arms and ammo handed to Russians. Grimsby trawler blown by mine in North Sea. most crew escape. Zeppelin airships spotted near Danish Jutland. Red Cross hospital ship arrives at Fairnouth. Canadian volunteers tally 32 000 sent to the front. Queen Wilhelmina inspects troops on the border. British cruisers survivors transferred for internment.

Tokio War Office North China Laoshan Tsing Sau London Warsaw Galicia North Sea Rotterdam

Turkish Ambassador to Leave United States Within Two Weeks

The Turkish ambassador informed President Wilson he will depart the United States within a fortnight after an interview the administration deemed objectionable. Officials noted Barons von Schoenlave and Bernstorff repudiated the German interview as the White House sought to silence diplomats deemed harmful to neutrality. The Turkish envoy had linked American actions in Turkey to a dangerous outcome, citing lynchings in the Philippines and water cures, while the president directed Bryan to respond and consider any further statements with care.

Washington, D. C Septaa Rastem Ber Wilson United States Baron von Seheen Japan Wuitson Aluig Count von Bernstortz Baron Schoen Lave Turkey Mansarras Philippines Bryan Ray Washington Vera Crux White House State Department Mexico Paul Fuller Robert Lan’sing Carranga Villa Carranza Torreon Zacatetas

Fumes Cause Mass Illness at Hudson Tunnel Tube Station

A carboy of nitric acid spilled in the Erie railroad station passageway near the Hudson tunnel, sickening over thirty and affecting about 260 commuters. Three were seriously injured as the fumes spread to trains 200 yards away, prompting police reserves and ferry re-routes to ease congestion.

Jersey Hudson Tunnel Erie

Villa and Carranza Must Settle Their Own Quarrel

Washington reports U S officials say Villa and Carranza must resolve their feud without U S interference. Troop withdrawal from Vera Cruz remains undefined with no fixed date for departure. Villa pushes south to meet Carranza forces as both sides mobilize hundreds of thousands.

Villa Carranza U. S Vera Cruz Washington D. C Whigs House Cirrunta Vila United States Ag Wison Willi United States Vera Crus Car Tana

Villa Holds Gen Obregon in Territory North of Aguas Calientes

Carranza’s constitutionalist agency reports Villa continues to detain Gen Obregon in areas under his control. Carranza orders railroad service halted north of Aguas Calientes as a precaution while Villa seeks an explanation for the arrest.

Villa Fiuarez Chihuahua City Carranza As Calientes Zacatecas Allustir Chichuahua Allfcial Marytorena Sonora Durango Pablo Gonzales Obregon Maxtorena Royal Villacarranza Washington, D. C Mexico Constitutionalist Mexico City Rafael Zubaran Capmany Gen. Obregon Chihuahua Aguas E Calientes

Trial of Slayer of Ferdinand at Gram on Nov

London dispatch says the trial of the alleged murderer of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his consort will begin November 5 in Agram Croatia Slavonia. A hundred folio pages of evidence for the prosecution have been taken. The Sarajevo killings helped spark the current European war.

Petrograd Paris East Prussia Thorn i West Prussia Kalisz Russian Poland von Eyck Berlin Hook of Holland Dougherty Cressy Norway Amsterdam Archduke Francis Ferdinand Agrai London Reuters

Submarine U-9 Returns Uninjured to German Port

Amsterdam dispatch via Reuters Telegram says submarine U-9, credited with sinking three British cruisers in the North Sea, has returned to a German port uninjured after early Tuesday action. The German consul relayed the claim from the government.

London Reuter's Telegram Co Amsterdam Telegram North Sea

German General Steinmetz Killed by Shrapnel

Berlin reports Lieut. Gen. Steinmetz died from a fragment of shrapnel that severed his jugular vein. He directed the fire of 42.5 centimetre guns during sieges at Liège Namur and Maubeuge, later commanding an infantry division.

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