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wltH all possible speed for the Haitian

capital had been sent out by the navy

department, following the receipt of

unofficial advices stating that Davil

mar Theodore, having proclaimed

himself president, was marching

against Port Au Prince. The Hancock

is expected to reach Port Au Prince

during the day, while Jhe Kansas prob

ably will arrive there tomorrow.

SENDS WHEAT UP.

Turkey's Entry Into the War Causes

an Advance.

Chicago. Oct. 30. Hostilities between

Turkey and Russia caused a general

dash today to -the buying side of the

wheat market. As a result prices

opened as much as 2Y cents above last

night's level. May wheat touching $1.22

as against $1.19 at the previous close.

SUMMARY OF TODAY'S

WAR NEWS IN EUROPE

The deadlock in the extended battle

line in Prance and Belgium contin

ues today.

Tito Turkish army numbers be

tween 700,(100 and 900,000 men, lib

erally onicercd by Germans,

Winter lias Increased In violence

alone the battle line and in some por

tions snow has fallen, stopping opera

tions. With tremendous reinforcements

the Germans are attempting today to

break through the lines of the alUes

in the north.

Japan's aim In this war Is to free

Asia from European and American in

fluence and to subdue Cbina to Japan

ese supremacy.

President Zamar of Haiti has been

obliged to quit his capital and seek

refuge on a Dutch vessel. The rebels

are In complete control.

The entrance of Turkey into the

conflict today is expected to force

Italy's hand. France looks to Italy

to dominate the Balkans.

Russia accepts Turkey's entrance

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Topeka state journal. (1914). Topeka, Kansas, 1914-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016014/1914-10-30/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Topeka state journal, 1914-10-30.