Germans Losing All Along 200 Mile Front In Belgium
Allied forces press the retreat of German troops along a 200 mile front in Belgium as they are driven back 37 miles at one point. Germans evacuated a town and a garrison and became cut off by water while Russians, French, British and Belgian units block and rout the Kaiser's forces.
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Kaiser’s Trace
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France
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No Hope for Peace Till Germany Is Beaten
Washington reports there is no current chance for European peace through diplomacy. President Wilson states no official peace overtures have been received, while Britain France and Russia insist on victory before any peace talks. Allied forces push German lines 37 miles, with heavy casualties and captures amid ongoing battles from Chateau-Thierry to Vitry-le-Francois. Crown Prince said to command German forces. crucial battle not yet decisive. Casualties tallied at 42,000 with 19,000 British losses. Berlin reports limited German casualties, and Austrian losses cited by Petrograd as substantial. Submarine activity noted as not mine.
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France
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Vitry-Le-Francois
Camp de Mailly
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Rheism
Verdun
Nancy
Manchuria
Berlin
Unusual Weekday Audience Hears Missionary Talk
At the Baptist Tabernacle yesterday afternoon a large city audience from all churches listened intently as Mr. C. A. Rowland spoke. He described mission work, challenges, and miracles, including the transformation of a “foreign devil” view into local recognition and the power of Jesus in converts and native preachers.
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Pathfinder
Plans to Use Banked Cotton Receipts for Farmer Relief
Proposes a system where cotton receipts are bonded by the government and local banks issue special checks as cashier notes to farmers and merchants. Merchants deposit these, currency shortages are addressed via currency from government or regional banks, and cotton receipts back the loans. Banks profit from interest, while the government and local banks share safeguards.
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Morg
N. S
Athens in Atlanta Meeting Pushes Buy-A-Bale Cotton Drive
Athens businessmen joined a Georgia statewide rally in Atlanta urging citizens to buy distressed cotton at 10 cents a pound to prop up prices. The resolution endorsed cooperative action across districts with Tut to organize through civic and commercial groups in Atlanta Augusta Athens Albany Americus Rome Macon Columbus Savannah Cordele Valdosta and Thomasville.
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Georgia
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Holy See
Europe
J. E. Mathis
Americus
D. A. R. Orum
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H. A. Wheeling
Rome
G. C. Armstrong
C. J. Whajambon
T. J. Shacelford
H. J. Rowe
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Macon
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Savannah
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Valdosta
Thomasville
Banner Campaign Draws Wide Interest in Northeast Georgia
The Banner announces a grand free gift campaign on October 31 attracting many candidates and readers across Athens and Northeast Georgia. Voters flood ballot bar daily, boosting votes and showing strong local support while newspapers tout AP news and early delivery.
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Athens
Norteast
Georgia
Semesiae
Associated Press
Market prices and wheat decline amid trading yawns
Chicago market reports show corn oats and cotton futures with mixed moves while wheat rallies then falters. Notes discuss cotton and wheat policies, US trade balance impact and a bankers committee considering resuming bond operations.
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