Vilna and Dvinsk Fronts Marked by Heavy Fighting
War dispatches from Petrograd and Berlin report continuous cannonading around Vilna and Dvinsk with air raids and evacuations. German successes include a push east and capture of Vidzy while Allied lines resist in trench clashes across the Western and Eastern fronts. Turkish and Serbian actions, plus Italian raids, are noted alongside scarce updates from the front.
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Bryan to Europe as private peace envoy return
Washington reports that William Sennings Bryan considers a European trip as a private peace envoy to aid neutrality and deter war. He would visit neutral nations to gather information and promote the peace treaty plan, presenting himself as a representative of U S peace sentiment if undertaken.
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New Congress District Created for Alabama
Montgomery Alabama September 17 Congress approves a redistricting plan creating a tenth U S congressional district in Alabama replacing the at large seat held by John W Abercrombie The move aims to strengthen Democratic strength in northern Alabama and secures a district in the northeast where Democrats have fought hard to retain a seat in Congress
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Cyclist Doerflinger doomed to die as spy
Geneva reports a Basel resident and professional cyclist Doerflinger condemned to death by a German court martial for spying. The Swiss government appealed for clemency. the account notes Doerflinger’s wartime travels in Alsace and Baden and payments from a German aviator. He allegedly obtained military information via German soldiers' wives and used coded notes, leading to denouncement and a harsher trial.
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Prohibition Rally At Winder Sunday
Prohibition supporters plan a union church service and rally at Winder next Sunday at 3 o clock. Aiming to promote temperance, speakers from local churches and the Liberty Union will join the event, with attendance encouraged across the community.
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