Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-06
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CThis three column headline burst into print
In the leading Imperial Valley newspaper after
every issue for weeks had been devoted to stories
of the Mexican war, the suffragettes in England,
and the new plank road through the sandhills)
LONDON-War has not been declared.
BERLIN-An eyes in Germany directed
toward st. Petersburg today. What will Russia
do?" is question asked here a million times day
NEW YoRK-It is still possible that Austria
and Servia may settle their differences without
other nations being drawn into the conflict.
Six million men are available for duty in
the event the crisis between Servia and Austria
Hungary should involve all Europe
July 2S-EUROPE STANDS ON BRINK OF
GREATEST MODERN WAR
LONDON-Despite the fact that war has not
been declared shots have been fired across Europ-
borders Let us have peace, is the English cry.
BERLIN-The kaiser signified his intention
of doing all he in joining Britain to endeavor
to bring about peace but the popular feeling of his
citizens may grow beyond him.
PARIS Officials do not see much hope in the
situation.
July 2s-AUsTRIA AND sERv1A COME TO
BLOWS ALONG DANUBE.
LONDON-For the first time since 1870, war in
voving one of the major nations of Europe was
on today and the whole of the continent was sit
ting on a vast powder mine which may explode with
the greatest martial display ever known in the
history of the world.
NEW YORK-Reports of the European stua-
tion fragmentary as telegraph service and other
means of communication held by the military
in Europe
PARIS-French troops on the move.
ing along the German border a.
VIENNA-Officials announced that negotiations
for mediation between this country and Serva are
useless.
July 3o-BRITIsH FLEET SAILS ON MYsTER-
IOUS MISSION
LONDON-The British fleet sailed under seal
orders on a mysterious mission.
NEW neutrality-suspicious. between Russia and
Austria ended but the result is not known
VIENNA-Rumors OF an uprising of Russian
Poles continue to be heard here. They are said to
have blown up government magazines at Warsaw.
July 31-ITTLE BETTER OUTLOOK FOR PEACE
IN EUROPE.
NEW YoRK-Two great factors being
used for the first time in warfare, the wireless
telegraph and the aeroplane.
LONDON-The war outlook is little brighter.
Announcement of German troop mobilization was
little premature.
BELGRADE Belgrade has fallen after heavy
bombardment.
Aug. WAR STILL HANGS ON THRESHOLD
OF EUROPE.
LONDON-War is certain.
BERLIN-Germany was placed under martial
VIENNA-Rigid censorship went into effect.
LONDON England mobized its fleet in the
North sea and effectively bottled up the German
fleet.
PARIS-France patrolled her borders today.
Aug 2-GREATEST MODERN, WAR BREAKS
OVER EUROPE IN SERIES OF BATTLES
NEW YORK-The greatest war since the days
of Napoleon opened with vgor in Europe yesterday.
BERLIN-Germany threw two armies into
France
PARIS-France struck back at Germany in
vading the Kaisers empire with $4,000 men.
LONDON -Engands efforts to preserve peace
have failed and she has pledged herself to sup
port France
BRUSSEIS-Be Belgium troops will oppose the
advance OF German troops. -
Aug 3-WIIL BRING AMERICANS HOME
WASHINGTON-Bryan announced today that
II other fail, warships will be sent TO var
ious ports abroad to bring American tourists home.
PARISH is the apparent policy of Germany
to attempt TO defeat France by series of sudden
blows before Russia can mass her great force
for battle.
LONDON Mobilization of all British forces was
ordered this afternoon.
Aug 4-ENGI.AND SENDS ULTIMATUM TO
GERMANY TO REMOVE HER TROOPS
FROM BELGIUM
WASHINGTON President Wilson signed the
neutrality proclamation.
He asked congress to appropriate 100000
for relief OF Americans In Europe.
BERLIN-Three more towns in Russian Poland
were captured.
PARIS-One hundred thousand German troops
are advancing TO invade France. War between