Strumitsa Taken by Allied Armies in Bulgaria
A dispatch from Athens reported by The Messaggero Rome and Reuters states Strumitsa in Bulgarian territory has been seized by Allied forces from Great Britain, France, and Serbia. The advance is part of the push toward strategic areas near the Actean Sea and the European Turkey border, with rail lines captured at the focal point.
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Actean Sea
European
Turkey
Athens
Messaggero
Rome
Strumitsa
London
Bulgaria
Great Britain
France
Serbo
Saloniki
Reuters Athens
Vranje
Paris
Petit Journal
Aegean
Italy
Allied Occupation Advancing Near Strumitsa and Belgrade
Reports from Athens and Vienna state allied forces have occupied Strumitsa and are pushing toward Belgrade with naval activity in the Aegean. German Austrian dispatches describe Serbian retreats and Bulgarian gains along the front from Avla to the Morava, with continued heavy fighting and strategic railway implications.
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Berlin
Vie
London
Macva
Serbia
Belgrade
Posarevac
Balkan
Maeva
Cvetkot Grad
Vroin J
Pozarevac
Ornice
Hosevac
Muelln-Perein
Badin Zub
Egri Palanka
Vienna
Austrian War Office
Avala
Ralja
Lower
Morava
Wuelin Percin
Badin Zu
Paris
Petit Journal
Saloniki
Vranje
Nish
Lokal Anzeiger
Teutons
Germany
Vranovo
Sprcheren
Saarbrucken
Lokal Anseleehs
250000 Serbian Women to Oppose Invaders
Chicago report cites leader John R Palan a Serbian editor stating 250000 Serbian women will join the fight against Germans and Austrians equaling the male army. He praises Serbian women courage and vows they will not stay home. Berlin confirms bravery in a later dispatch.
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Chicago
John R. Palančech
Palangerh
Serbia
Berlin
London
Dardanelles Commands Change as Monro Succeeds Hamilton
Major General Charles Carmichael Monro appointed to command the Dardanelles expedition succeeding General Ian Hamilton who returns to England. Major General William Birdwood temporarily in command after a May 11 wound. campaign viewed as faltering with calls in Parliament to withdraw and redeploy forces to Serbia or other fronts.
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London
Charles Carmichael Monro
Dardanelles
Lan Hamilton
England
War Office
Monios
Galwalt
William Kidlall Kidwood
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Viscount Milner
Gallipol
Lansdowne
Tan Hamilton
Vile
Africa
Lord Kitchener
Mamilton
Charles Carmichael Monta
Isia
South Africa
William R Birdwood
Dardatelles
Berlin
Tuckerton
National Zeitung
France
Great Britain
Gallipoli Pe Rimauia
Entente Nowers
Serbia
Will Women Win at Jersey Polls
Newark dispatch reports suffrage campaign climaxes across New Jersey. Banners in hundreds of cars from Cape May to the New York line, with women workers speaking in Newark since dawn. Voter turnout pressures end at 9 pm with polls opening for the suffrage amendment.
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Newark NJ
New Jesey
Cape May
New York Line
Newark
New Jersey
Wilson
Princeton
T1ulfan
Edward Tae
Mackie
Angi
FIGHTING IS HEAVY IN EAST AND WEST FRONT
London reports heavy fighting on both eastern and western fronts with no general offensives. German, Russian, and Allied actions are described with gains and setbacks across Riga to the Romanian border, Vermeilles, Champagne, the Yser front, and the Somme.
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London
Riga
Domsk
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Figa
Neuville
Givenchy Wood
Paris
Souches
Bois-Fa- Hache
la Panne
Belgium
Fnta
Yser
Deaths
Dixmude
Seimam
Vienna
Esatern
Galicia
Okna
Volhynian
Kormin Brod
Lower Styr
Kulikovitch
Novo Sell
Rafalovka
Szczara
Isonzo
Daberdo
Peteano
Littoral
Tyrolean
Outpost Pommeras reports enemy ambuscade and prisoners
In Champagne and Vosges sectors French and Belgian reports describe active enemy actions. Our batteries struck trenches and depots, repulsed assaults near Bois-En-Hachs and Verdun craters, and artillery scattered German pioneers east of Eply and near Gremecey and Bhoncourt while bombardting Blamant railroad station.
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Pommeras
Champagne
Vosges
Schratemannele
Hartmanns-Werlerkopf
Thur
Bois-En-Hachs
Souchez
Somme
Labons
Verdun
Nemesy
Eply
Gremecey
Bhoncourt
Blamant
French Repulsed and German Claims In Central Front
The German army reports west of Verneuil and near Leintrey that trench work remained in German hands after English attacks. French assaults at Tahore were repelled. In the east, Hindenburg claims progress south of Higa with prisoners taken, while Russian attacks west of Jacobstadt were repulsed. Belfort faced eight bombs from German air squadrons, with fires observed. The Belgian front near Dixmude and Ypres saw a violent bombardment and attempted German breakthroughs repulsed.
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Tahore
Leintrey
Schratzmanneile
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von Hindenburg
Jn Ins
Higa
Jacobstadt
Ilaukst
Smorgan
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Talway
von Eingengen
Rafalowka
Kulikovitchi
Ranue Ovil
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Belgische Standarde
Ser
Dixmude
Ypres
Ines
Deaths Highway
Helgiana
German torpedo boat cut in two by ferry
A German torpedo boat was run down and split in two by a German steam ferry leaving Trelleborg Sweden. The incident occurred Friday night with all lights out. Only five of the torpedo boat’s forty five crew were saved. An all star cast is featured in Robin Hood with seats selling for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Trelleberg
Sweden
Reuter Dia
Malmo
Robin Hood
Carson Resigns As Attorney General In Britain
London reports Sir Edward Carson, Ulster leader and attorney general, resigns from the British cabinet amid disputes over conscription Balkan policy and war conduct. Dublin notes a potential political crisis and possible further resignations as Westminster debates intensify.
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Edward Carson
Near East
Edward
War Department
Balkans
House of Commons
House
Ulster Volunteers
Sir Edward
Board of Trades
Dardanelles
John Redmond
Dublin
Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
London Morning
Bis
Times
Bawarda
Na Mneana
Daily Chronicle
Balkan
Greece
Minsters
The
Chronicle
Untesa the Wise
the Chronicle
Editorial rails at government over Eastern policy delay
The Morning Post warns the government for drifting on the Near Eastern question and lauds Sir Edward Carson for resigning. It argues the cabinet dallies with dangerous delays and urges Carson to push the government to confront the facts and take decisive action.
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Kavaak Jeaat
The
Morning Post
Award Carson
Tus’ Strom
Edward Carson
Submarines of Kaiser Busy in Mediterranean War Report
New York reports official Berlin communique claiming German submarines sank twenty three vessels in the Mediterranean in recent weeks including four British transports. Six week period sees four British transports sunk near or in the Mediterranean with other merchant losses. several survivor details and ship names appear in dispatches.
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Berlin
Ufe
Aegean Sea
London
Great Britain
France
Russia
Atheny
Blktha
Curkes
Ramazon
Vienus
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Salerno
Lloyds
Free Thinker Foote Dead
London October 18 George V Will am Foote a well known figure and free thinker is dead He took part in the famous blasphemy trial where Lord Chief Justice Coleridge ruled that attacking the principles of religion was not illegal if the language used was impious
Banana Rate Complaint Across Railyards Raised
The Railroad Commission of Morga complained to the Interstate Commerce Commission that banana carload rates from New Orleans and Mable to Thomasville Albany and other Georgia points are unjust and discriminatory compared with rates from the same cities to Florida.
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Railroad Commission of
Morga
Interstate Commune Commission
Louisville and
To Care A Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE GROMO
A brief consumer notice describes a laxative tablet product named GROVES with a signature on each box and mentions a refund if it fails to provide care within a day. No clear dates or organizations are given.
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Tableta Drugateta
Groves
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