Price of Peace to Be Impartial Justice to All
President Wilson declared to Liberty Loan workers that peace must be impartial, universal justice and a league formed at the peace conference. He outlined five practical principles and said the United States will assume full responsibility, rejecting terms that leave Russia and Romania exposed. He emphasized no discrimination among peoples and tied peace to Allied offensives on the western front.
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Romania
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United States
Metropolitan Opera House
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Germans Begin Strong Counterattack Northwest of Varennes
News from the front reports the German counterattacks beginning northwest of Varennes between Evoiry and Montfaucon after American advances. Heavy fighting continued to dark with no clear gains and heavy German concentrations reported in the Bois de Clerges and Bois de Mont. Allied air forces observed the German redeployment and artillery fire intensified on those sectors as reinforcements moved up.
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Edwin J. James
New York Times
Beche Unite
Varennes
Evoiry
Montfaucon
Aire
Bois de Clerges
Bois de Mont
War and Armistice Advertising Amid Influenza Campaigns
The issue blends war news with homefront efforts as influenza hampers practical nursing enrollments and a wartime savings drive begins. It notes a mood of favorable Allied prospects, upcoming public notices, and local promotions tied to liberty bonds and service honors in Montana communities.
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American Front Holds Line Near Verdun in Forest Battles
Descriptions from the American front near Verdun depict stubborn stands north of Montfaucon and in the Argonne forest. Hand to hand fighting occurs as troops advance through dense woods with limited artillery, while French observers praise American efforts and the advance continues along the flanks.
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Associated Press
Verdun
Halson
Montfaucon
Argonne Forest
Argonne
Montana Looms Senate Talk On Woman Suffrage
Washington Sept 27 Fate of woman suffrage in the senate was uncertain after a day of bitter debate. The Senate adjourned until tomorrow with suffrage advocates hoping for a roll call on Monday. The debate revealed Party divisions and a vote tally of 63 for and 33 against the suffrage resolution, short of the necessary majority.
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Armies Routed as Bulgaria Quits War and Peace Talks Begin
Undated war lead reports Bulgaria appears to have surrendered support for the Central Powers as Premier Malinoff seeks armistice terms. With Bulgaria’s retreat and occupied soil invaded, Germany faces a weakened alliance and potential collapse. Turkey, Austria, and the Ottomans may follow, while Allied forces push forward from Rheims to Verdun and Cambrai, taking prisoners and seizing guns.
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Associated Press
Inter-Allied Army Council
Foch
Bulgaria
Malinoff
Ferdinand
Balkan
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Allenby
Palestine
Rumania
Transcaucasia
Solsheviks
Ottoman Empire
Entente
Austria
Serbia
Belgrade
Hungary
Budapest
Tul
Willis Pon
William
Rheims
Verdun
Cambrai
Kga
Revolutionary tone in Bulgaria hints at coup risk
The Herlin message to Copenhagen suggests the premier acted unilaterally to seek peace for Bulgaria, a move seen as potentially coup-like in Sofia. Reports describe Bulgaria as disorganized with wartime discontent amid a continuing offensive, with further details promised on Page 119.
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Associated Press
Herlin
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Bulgaria
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Sofia
Boys From Montana In The Heat Of Battle
Edwin L. James reports First American Army advances at Epinonville and nearby villages as German counterattacks strike. Units from Colorado Wyoming Washington Montana Virginia Maryland Ohio face heavy resistance. More than 100 big guns captured. total prisoners counted at about 8,000.
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Edwin L. James
New York Times
Epinonville
First America
Tate
Imanno
Cameron
Colorado
Wyoming
Washing
Montana
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Army camp disease totals rise with pneumonia easing
Nearly seven thousand cases reported in army camps as of noon today, up 685 from yesterday, bringing total camp cases to 42,36. Pneumonia cases show a slight decrease with 717 new infections and 110 deaths today, mostly from pneumonia, amid preparations for the Fourth Liberty Loan.
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Subscription Pressure and Renewal Notice by The Standard
The Standard announces notify subscribers in arrears to remit by September 30 to cover renewal. Beginning October 1 subscriptions must be prepaid in advance. The notice outlines Sunday and weekly rates and clarifies discontinuation after expiration if unpaid.
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