German gains push southeast of Baranovichi rail hub
German forces report advances along the Bida Rovno railway southeast of Baranovichi and near Slonim, claiming over 3500 prisoners. A German official notes continued success on the middle Styr south of the Pripet marshes, with Petrograd stating Russians are not pressing an advance.
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Baranovichi
Slonim
Bida-Rovno
Middle Styr
Pripet Marshes
Volhynia
Galieia
Petrograd
Italian Offense Presses in Tyrol and Trentino as Serbia Relief Planned
Reports indicate an Italian general offensive in Tyrol and Trentino to ease pressure on Serbia. New successes claimed and a broad forward move expected. German ships largely driven from the Baltic and North Sea by British patrols, with several steamers captured in retaliation for sinking British trawlers. In Serbia, Austro German forces push Serbians southward, retreating from fortified positions near Ripanje, with Bulgarian troops active at Negotin and along the Balecar Knjagovac road.
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Tinus
Austro Ge
Italy
Tyrol
Trentino
Serbia
Baltic
North Sea
Berlin
London
War Office
Ripang
Ripanj
Stepojevac
Leskovac- Baba
Morava
Selevac
Negotin
Balecar
Knjagovac
Vranya
Bojanowitz
Beri Palanks
Berbien
Kumanovo
Bregalnitza
Outeeneye
Potje
Katehana
Raduivatz
Tipkilissee
Nikratovo
Gurtavairy
Risseloria
Petrograd
Baranovichi
Pripet River
Ekimovich
Odokhevschina
Higa
Pleid Marshel von Hindenburg
Dvina
Mitau
Borkantz
Bersemuenbe
Styr
Westen
Marshal von Hindenburg
Mitay
Borkowits
Bersemvenne
Prince Leopard
von Linsingen
Clartorish
Rome
Paris
Trenting
Giudicaria
Palono
Condino
Daoma
Ladro
Roele
Lagarina
Isia
Bragiano
San Bernardo
Diaeng
Lief
Col di Lana
Falzargo
Piccolo
Lagazaol
Fella
Zsonzo
Carso
Aesogizza
Nish
Salonin
Athens
Sofoniki
Monastir
Uskub
Bulgarian Drive Reaches Key Serbian Line Near Negotin
Bulgarian forces push toward Negotin as Austro German main advance nears the Stepojevac Lesnovac Babe line. Reports from Paris and London discuss Greece’s possible alignment with the Allies and British offers involving Cyprus amid Balkan fractures. Bulgarian troops claim Vranya gains and strong positions along the eastern front as Serbians resist the northern push toward Saloniki.
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Stepojevac-Lesnovac-Babe
Negotin
Greece
Paris
Athens
Saya
Havas
Ethnos
Constantinople
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Balkans
Zaimis
Entente
London
Evening Standard
Cynrus
Germany
Grosk
Barenia
Serbia
Nish
Saloniki
Asagna-Kogmal
Kolonbaza
Zalotenavi
Koitatzvatz
Pirot-Valszina
German and Italian War Reports Across Europe
Reports from Petrograd, Berlin, Paris, and Rome describe Russian advances near Baranovichi capturing German positions and prisoners, German efforts near Riga with riverbank gains, Italian claims of successes in Tyrol and Trentino with multiple peak and valley captures, plus diplomatic strains at Nish and renewed French front fighting near Rheims.
Offensive stumbles as German attacks repulsed in trenches
Front reports fierce fighting across multiple theaters. In France, Allied assaults failed to seize first lines despite heavy artillery and machine gun fire. In Givenchy forest and Moncel, German attacks were repulsed with no gains. Russian and Italian fronts also saw renewed, costly clashes with limited success for the attackers.
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Givenchy
Souchez
Lorraine
Mon
Cel
Georgia on Screen Tonight Delights Atlanta Students
A 8000 foot film to delight 3900 students at the Auditorium Armory shows Georgia scenes of industry and an exciting hotel fire rescue. Brunswick war material freight ship footage and local colleges in arena center plus Alma Mater songs. Tickets 25 cents adults 10 cents children.
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Greece
Italy
Georgia
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
Brunswick
Agnes Scott
Cox College
Washington Seminary
Woodberry
Georgia Tech
Tech
W. Cg.a
Reorganization Sought for Wabash Railroad
Federal Judge B. Adams ordered Equitable Trust Co of New York to turn over to the Wabash creditors’ reorganization committee the railroad and property bought at foreclosure for 13 million dollars. A charter for a new Websabe railroad is expected via Indiana, with E. J. Kearney slated as president. properties to be taken over November 4.
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St. Louis
Federal Judes ‘Pimer B. Adama
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
Secretary of State of
Indiana
Websabe
E. J. Kearney
Wabash Company
Wabash
Benefit Recital at Wesley Memorial Helps Nurses’ Room
A Wesley Memorial Church benefit recital by alumni supporters featured Miss Gail Miard and Mrs William, with vocal solos by Mrs William and Miss Dekle and instrumental pieces by Miss Reese and Brig. John Candler. Proceeds aid a nurses’ living room at Wesley Memorial Hospital.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Alumni Association
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Gail Mi
Mrs WE @uilliao
Miss Dekle
Miss Reese
Brig
John Candler
Defenses Plan Backed by Wilson in White House Meeting
President Wilson told a conference committee pending defense measures would win swift congressional approval. The group, including National Defense League and veterans’ organizations, urged rapid increases for the army and navy. Naval experts outlined a 1925 force with battleships, battle cruisers, scouts, destroyers, submarines, and coast defense units, detailing numbers and capabilities.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Conference On National Defense
National Defense League
The
National Rifle Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Army and Navy League
Southern Commercial Congress
Union ‘Veterans' Legion
United Spanish War Veterans
Navy League
Congress
Kern
Senate
Ois San National Defense
Army
Navy
United States Navy
Ordnance Bureau
Halieships
Town
Oregon
Massachusetts
Indiana
Salem
Chester
Birmingham
Brown rules out run against Price for Georgia agriculture post
J. J. Brown, president of the State Farm ers Union in Atlanta, stated he will not seek the seat held by James D. Price as commissioner of agriculture. He said he can aid farmers more effectively from his current role and emphasized his focus on the warehouse bill and independent operation of the state departments of agriculture and public health. Brown noted he has avoided political ambitions and remains committed to farmers' welfare and businesslike farming policy.
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State Farmered Union
Atlanta
J. J. Brown
James D. Price
Price
Brown
Georgia
Mr. Brown
Asuinet James D. Price
Hy Zard
Department of Carliculture
State of Department
State Pure Food Department
Plae
Canner
Aommissioner
Gloves Cleaning Burn Burns Girl at Home on Capital Avenue
Miss Cora Maddox was severely burned about the hands and arms while cleaning gloves at her home on Capital Avenue last night when gasoline ignited unexpectedly. She was rushed to Grady Hospital for treatment and reported as painfully but not seriously injured.
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Capital Avenue
Cora Maddox
Maddox
Grady Hospital
German Fishing Fleet Driven From North Sea
London reports British forces hunted German trawlers in the North Sea, driving German fishing flouts from the area especially near Doeyer Bank. The move pushes fish prices in Germany up while Sweden's prices rise in sympathy. The dispatch notes new naval program adds only two vessels, with ten armored and protected cruisers and several monitors available for reserve duty. Navy design work will need many civil employees. estimates include $1,000,000 for a start on a $5,000,000 laboratory for the navy advisory board led by Thomas A. Edison. Democratic House leaders discuss plans to unify majority support for the president’s proposals.
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London
North Sea
Doeyer Bank
Copehagen
Exchange Telegraph
Germany
Sweden
Jin
Cies
Ning Coast Defense
Navy
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Advisory Board
Thomas A. ”Dizon
Am Early Nous
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French War Office
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