The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-01-14

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Sept. 4.-Allan liner Hesperian torpedoe,
off Fastnet: 20 lost
Sept 9.-President Wilson demanded re
call of Austrian Ambassador Dumba.
Germany declared il would pay no In
demnity for Arabic deaths
zeppelins raided London, killing 20 an.
injurng sc.
Sept. 10.-Germany defended attack OF
orduna, saying it tried to escape subma
rine
Anglo-French financial commission ar
rived in America to arrange for loan O
$500, 900 to allies.
Sept. 15.-Russians checked Won Hin
denburg's drive toward Riga and drove
'Austrians further back in Calicia.
Sept. 1S.-Vilna evacuated by Russians
Sept. 19.-British transport Ramazar
sunk by submarine in Aegean sea; hun
dreds lost
Sept. 22-French aviators dropped 10T
bombs on royal palace at Stuttgart and
elsewhere In Nuremberg
Germans captured Ostrow. but bulk OF
Russian army in wilma salient escaped.
Sept 23-Germany promised American
ships carrying conditional contraband
would not be sunk by submarines. and
made other concessions.
Sept. 25.-Allies on western front began
tremendous general attack on Germans
Sept. 2S.-American loan to allies. hall
n piinoh collars at per cent, announced
italian battleship Benedetto Brin de-
stroyed by interior explosion; 246 lost.
Austria Hungary RECALLED Ambassador
Dumba.
Sept 2o-creat battle in west witfori
definite result
Oct. 5.-Veaizelos. Greek premier. re-
signed because the king opposed his pro-
gram Of aiding the allies.
GERMANY fhrough Amha Ssador Won
Bernstorff, disavowed the act of the sub
marine commander in sinking the Arabic
and offered indemnity for two American
lives lost; President Wilson accepted Of
fer
Oct. -Four hundred thousand Austro-
Germans began invasion of Serbia, cross
ing the Drina, Danube and Save rivers at
many points
New Greek cabinet headed by AIexan-
der zaimis appointed
Oct. S.-Serbia declared war on Bull
garia.
Greek cabinet decided on policy of
benevolent neutrality" toward allies
Oct. 9.-Fierce battle between Serbians
and Austro-Germans along Drina river
Belgrade captured by the Germans
Oct 10.-Sx German naval officers in
termed at Norfolk, Va, disappeared
Oct n.-Bulgaria began invasion of
Serbia
Fortress of semendria taken by the
Germans
Germans executed Edith Cavell. British
nurse, in Brussels.
Oct. 13.-zeppeIins bombarded London,
killing So persons.
Bulgaria declared war on Serbia
Oct. 15.-Great Britain declared war on
Bulgaria
France declared war on Bulgaria.
Oct 19.-Italy declared war on Bulgaria.
Bugarians cut Nish-Salonild railroad at
vranya
Oct. Alderman drive on Riga was
halted
Germans defeated in bloody fight on
Oct. 23.-Germany officially upheld exc
'ution OF Edith Cavell
British submarine sank German cruiser
'rinz Adalbert near Labau.
Oct A.-British submarine sank Turkish
Carmen in Sea of Marmora
Germans drove back Russians north
vest of Dvinsk
Oct. 26.-Teutons and Bulgarians Joined
orces and moved south in Serbia.
British transport Marquette torpedoed
\ Aegean; 90 lost
Oct. 28.-French cabinet resigned and
'riand became premier
Nov. 4.-Zaimis cabinet defeated IN :
reek chamber of deputies and resigned
Nov. 5-Bulgstrians defeated French ,
ear Prilip but were beaten at Babuna
ass :
German cruiser Undine sunk by British
lbmarinc.
Nov. G.-Bulgarians captured Nish. r
oening through rail route spr Teutons
Turkey. n
King of Greece called NJ Skouioudis to
rm new neutrality cabinet. q
Nov. 9-Italian liner Ancona sunk by
ustrian submarine in Mediterranean 200 T
st. including some Americans. +
Nov. 10.-German cruiser Frauenlob tor
dced by British submarine in Baltic /,
Nov. 12-Churchill resigned from Brit q
b cabinet to join the army in France.
Nov 13.-Bulga rians and Germans drove il
rbians out of Morava valley.
Nov. l.-Austrian aeroplanes raided We II
ma, killing thirty.
Nov. 1e.-U. s. called on Austria-Hun- m
ry to explain sinking of the Ancona. b,
Nov. T.-Bulgarians outflanked Serbians
Babuna pass and French along Cerna C
yer II,
British hospital ship Anglia sunk by
ne in English channel: IS lost. m
Austria formally denied blame for loss
life in sinking of the Ancona CT
Soritz under terrific bombardment, in
mes In many places CT
Gov 20.-Germans occupied Novibazar OF
herman guardship sunk by Russian de- M
overs near Lihau: $50 lost
Iov. 25.-fsermans captured thousands
Ic CeIDlsillS anu ufONc the northern III
ny toward the frontier.
British advance on Bagdad repulsed by up
rks. -
Tov. 2>-Serbian government and the
lomatic corps arrived at Scutari r
anadian government seized all high /
Lde wheat in elevators from Fort VIII |
m to Atlantic coast.
zee. 1--Teutons and Bulgarians pursued s--
BIS into Albania. r
Zee. 2.-More Italians landed at Avlona hi
lonastir occupied by Austrians. ctr
Ianaging Director Buenz and three 9th L
officials of Hamburg-Amercan line 60,
New York convicted of conspiracy to n
GIVE and defraud u s. e-a
ec. 3.-President Wilson asked Ger D.,
ny to recall Captain Boy-Ed, naval at en-
he, and Captain Won Papen, military a,
ache of German embassy at Washing ~
oreign Minister Sonnino declared Italy IL
lid fight the war to the finish.
&c. 4.-Unnamed American ship in fat,
1iterranean sent wireless call saying 1t A
attacked by submarine. ~
oumania Communicated all foreign M
)ping in It's harbors. I'm.
enry Ford's peace crusaders sailed q,
n New York. w.
lenz. Koetter and Hochmeister. Ham ,.s,
g-American line officials, sentenced to s go
months Imprisonment Poppnghause T.,
me year. c,b,1