Civilians Held in Custody as Moscow Tensions Rise
American Consul General Poole in Moscow reports freeing several entente citizens with Swedish help while about 90 civilians remain in Bolshevik custody. He plans to stay to aid British and French officers at risk. Japanese consul departed under pledge. Japanese, Soviet officials, and International Red Cross members are active amid deteriorating conditions.
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Soviet Move Sparks Bank Transfers and Transit Halt
Reports from Helsinki via Sweden say the Soviet government plans to relocate state banks and institutions from Moscow. Private passengers and freight from Moscow are reportedly stopped. Consular sources note the new Siberian government at Gmeke repudiates Brest-Litovsk and vows to continue the fight against Germany.
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Red Talk at Vladivostok Spurs Martial Law Debate
London reports unanimous Allied view on proclaiming martial law in Vladivostok after Bolshevik dispatches. Workers plan a protest to free hostages held by Czech Slavic forces, with threats to seize weapons and attack allied troops if demands fail. Negotiations between Horvath and Siberian governments reportedly move toward a coalition, with delegates being chosen.
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Skip stop system ordered for all US street railways
The fuel administration requires immediate adoption of skip stop operations on all street railway lines by end September and urges installation by September 15 where possible. Two million tons of coal yearly may be saved, with about one third of traction systems already using the method.
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Germans in Old Trenches Retain Front Across Thiescourt Massif
German and French forces contend along the old 1914 17 lines with gas and artillery, fighting across Relval Ecouvillen and St Claud plateau. French troops under General Humbert push to clear the Tok massif while holding lines behind the Beaulvillen crest as heavy guns are readied for renewed assaults.
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Mirlo Torpedoed Off Matteras With Nine Drowned
Reports say the British tank steamship Mirlo was torpedoed by a German submarine off Matteras last night. Nine crew members drowned while the remaining crew were rescued by coast guards and brought to shore as gasoline cargo fire forced abandon ship. The Dupetit Thouars, an old French cruiser built in 1899, was sunk by a German submarine with thirteen missing. American destroyers rescued the rest while it cooperated with US forces in Atlantic navigation.
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President Enjoys Restful Outing on North Shore
President Wilson reportedly enjoyed a restful outing near Manchester Massachusetts as Washington heat eased. The party described ideal conditions for golf and noted locals treated him like an ordinary citizen, with the president grateful for the friendly reception.
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French Third Army Advances at Lassigny Massif
General Humbert reports French Third Army has reached the Lassigny massif after capturing five forts and wiping out the Montdidier salient. He says his troops will hold the position until advancing again, as operations align with Field Marshal's broader attack strategy.
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French Third Army Advances Toward Noyon In 1918
The French Third Army presses north of the Oise in an August advance from Cuvilly to Thiescourt and Riecourt. German reinforcements arrive as the ground stiffens with ridges and earthworks, with key posts at Plemont heights and the Divette corridor under threat. General Humbert’s forces push toward Lassigny and the Ecouvillon area, signaling a turning offensive in the Thiescourt region.
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Senator Gallinger Dies in New Hampshire Hospital
United States Senator Jacob H. Gallinger of New Hampshire died in a Franklin hospital after health declined since returning from Washington. Funeral planned at Concord First Baptist Church with attendance by Senate and House members. Governor Keyes to appoint interim senator. President Wilson telegram expresses condolences. Gallinger survived by daughter Mrs. Harry A. Norton of Winchester, Massachusetts.
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German Airmen Bomb Marne Bridges As Front Stays Quiet
German aviators attempt bombing along the Marne south and southwest of Fismes as French and American forces harass with artillery. Antiaircraft fire slows the raid. bridges and railway centers near troop quarters are targeted while enemy bombs fall near the Marne during retreat.
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Undertakers Heimes to Remove Body for Funeral
The body of the late Heimen will be removed from parlors to North Main Street at 11 o’clock tomorrow. Funeral arrangements announced later.
All‑Day Battle Over Zeebrugge Air Clash Reported
An air battle raged Friday around Zeebrugge on the northern coast of West Flanders with American aviators Cleut Regant Harris and Sergt. James Muir. Their French type aircraft was disabled by a petrol tank hit and forced to descend at Kondekerk Seeland. They and an allied plane occupant were interned after landing in Dutch territory. Weather and estate items follow.
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Undertakers Notices for Shea Healy and Bailey Funerals
Funeral notices report Mrs Kate Shea to be buried after services at Seph church with mass and Catholic cemetery interment. Bridget Healy wife of Dennis to be buried after mass at St Marys Share and Holy Peters family plot interment. Fritz Ben eche funeral arrangements pending at Daniels Bilboa parlors. David A Bailey funeral plans pending instructions with Daniels Milton undertaking parlors.
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Langelia Remains Taken To Daughter's Home For Funeral
The body of Tat Puancki was removed from Whites Undertaking Parlors to the home of his daughter Ge Hansen in Timberbury this morning. Friends are asked to attend the service at Mount Moriah this Sunday afternoon at eight oclock.
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