Foch Steers Allied Push as German Front Wavers
Military expert notes German withdrawal along the front from Haillent to the Aisne, aided by American vigor. Foch keeps pressure, drawing the enemy from one position to another while Haig’s actions disrupt German plans. Citing Ludendorff and the Hindenburg line, the report asserts Allied superiority is not yet overwhelming but growing, with cautious optimism for continued derangement of German forces. Lenine’s health reported as well, amid separate seaborne and crop notes from official German sources.
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Comrades in Khaki and Blue Share War Moments
A wartime caption describes allied soldiers sharing cigarettes with wounded French troops. The scene portrays unity between American and French servicemen as shell pals during conflict.
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Uncle Sam
President Wilson Under Fire From Chamber of Commerce
Washington reports usurpation of power and mismanagement called a threat to the mission of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Directors denounce the trade cartel as a derelict body and urge the president to reform the commission’s structure and practices. The cover note cites incomplete work, shifting procedures, and lack of public notice while defending against profiteering accusations.
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Boy Scouts press Wilson appeal for Liberty Loan aid
New York Sept 2 A letter from President Wilson urging every member of the Boy Scouts of America to aid the fourth Liberty Loan was made public today. The Scouts reported securing 21 00 000 in previous campaigns and are promised stronger patriotic work in the fourth drive. Secretary McAdoo recommends using Liberty Loan committees in forthcoming campaigns. Local speeches praised the labor parade in Great Falls and support for vigorous wartime prosecution, with 1200 participants noted in the park celebration.
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