Sunday, October 19, 2014
Today -100: October 19, 1914: Hasn’t been kissed in forty years
Evidently there used to be a ban in international law on dropping explosives from balloons etc, but this expired in 1905.
France has recaptured Armentières.
In a letter to House Majority Leader Oscar Underwood, Woodrow Wilson expresses confidence about the November elections: “The voters of the United States have never failed to reward real service.” He don’t know us very well, do he?
Anti-German riots in London, with attacks on bakeries, butcher shops, saloons etc owned by Germans.
The new Constitutionalist governor of Chiapas, Mexico bans confession, restricts mass to once a week, and orders priests to wear non-clerical clothes.
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Armentières - essential for maintaining the supply of Mademoiselles after all. France would otherwise collapse.
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