Foch Drives German Bulges Stand Flattened Across Front
Allied forces under Marshal Foch have pushed the German bulges from Rheims to Arras flattening the line and threatening a decisive blow. British and French advances threaten Cambrai and Laon while fighting stiffens around La Bassee and Armentieres. A German warship near Amel reportedly hit a mine and disappeared.
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Weather forecast across regions for Sunday and Monday
Denver and New Mexico expect fair, warmer conditions on Sunday with similar trends Monday. Arizona regions anticipate fair weather both days with warmer readings in the east portion.
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Weather summary for twenty four hours ending yesterday
A local weather report notes yesterday's high of 41 degrees and a low of 44. The 6 pm temperature was 73 with southeast winds and clear skies throughout.
Revenue bill to be enacted by November first
Washington Sept 7 chairman Kitchin of the ways and means outlined the revenue bill in the house noting the beverage section of the war measure and the impact of potential prohibition on tax sources. He urged passage by both houses by November while warning of possible losses if beer manufacture is halted and promising limited tax on corporations.
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Severe quake shocks reported in Washington and Victoria
Seismographs record long tremor beginning 1 29 PM at Georgetown University Observatory with a major disturbance at 2 08 PM. Distance estimated at 6000 miles. In Victoria the Gonzalez Hill Observatory logs a quake over three hours likely centered in Alaska Aleutian region. Brazilian strike spreads to postal workers in Buenos Aires with 16906 employees involved demanding higher wages.
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Boston Red Sox Win Third World Series Game at Alta
Boston Red Sox clinched a third World Series game win in Alta during the fourth frame as Cubs cling to a small lead amid constant danger. A lone fifth inning tally with sharp defense marks the tense moment.
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Boston Wins World Series Game in Ninth Infield Rally
In Chicago the Cubs fell 2 to 1 to Boston as Pick slid home on a fumbled relay in the ninth. Vaughn pitched well for Chicago but Whiteman and McInnis sparked Boston with a fourth inning rally and Beott scored on a fumbled play. Crowds of 7,034 watched a tense finish as Barber failed to deliver a tying hit.
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French Drive To Break Hindenburg Line In Somme Fight
General Mangin’s troops push to penetrate the Hindenburg Line at multiple points in France with advances on Laffaux Petit Baraisx and Vauxamillon while extending control near St March. German shelling increases as infantry stiffens resistance in the St Gobain forest area amid fortified rock shelters and camouflage. South of the Aisne canal and river Oise junction, French forces approach a key resistance line as the battle drags on.
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Negro Women Join White Wings in Louisville Street Cleaning
In Louisville Kentucky 28 Negro women worked as official street cleaners earning seven dollars daily for nine and a half hours. They cover territories of eight city blocks and may receive uniform outfits like prewar White Wings. Superintendent Oestreich called the experiment promising for future labor needs.
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New Casualty Reporting Plan for American Expeditionary Forces
Washington reports a War Department policy to courier wounded lists twice weekly and limit home notices to dead and missing. General Pershing will announce names only for the dead and missing while wounded cases are sent to the United States by courier, with 26 000 unreported casualties cited to date.
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Americans Lift Toll From German Dead at U.N. Canal
American forces clear a woods near the canal after a fierce engagement with German positions. The rush dislodges enemy machine gun nests and inflicts heavy casualties on German troops as U.N. canal operations continue.
Shortage of Officers to Lead FoE Forces
Prisoner report says German units on the Aisne front face stiff American resistance as Lieutenants, Captains, and Majors assume greater command due to officer scarcity. American line holds with heavy artillery duels and renewed efforts to clear a wood near Villers-En-Pray.
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Sugar price hike to raise costs for consumers soon
Officials announced by the Sugar Board, with President Wilson's approval, that after current stocks run out the price of cane sugar will rise by about one cent per pound for consumers. Refiners will face a 2 percent increase at refining points, with an entering price of 7 4 cents and a sale allowance for refiners.
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Philipp Leading in Wisconsin Primary
With official returns from forty two of seventy one counties Governor Philipp leads Roy Whitex for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by 142 votes. Wilcox supporters hope the canvass will correct errors and nominate their candidate.
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German Manpower Worries As 1919 Class Disappears
Washington reports from General March indicate American troop concentration in France nearing ninety percent under Pershing, with German manpower draining as the 1919 class vanishes and 1920 class underperforms due to exhaustion and underfeeding.
Krasnoyarsk Taken by Japanese Cavalry
Japanese forces report occupation of Krasnoyarsk and advance on several fronts near Lake Baikal region. A clash near Manchuli left one wounded, no private killed, and Japanese actions include driving enemy forces northward and orders to clear the region north of Abagaida.
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