Fortunity to consolidate new positions in warfare
Fortunity to consolidate their new positions unmolested. A Fierce fighting on the Russian front as Germans drive to Kiev and Russians harass Austro Germans. The fortress triangle including Dubno Royno Lutsk nearly in Russian hands. Italians report gains against Austrian fortified mountains as French and British push on the Western Front.
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Frierce
Russ
Dyinek
Volhynia
Galicia
Kiev
Ivanoff
Dubno Royno
Lutsk
Parla
Allied gains widen front as French and British push German lines
French official communique reports over twenty thousand non wounded prisoners captured in two days along a front from Arras to Champagne. Souchez fell north of Arras while La Folie and other positions were seized. British forces also penetrated German trenches south of La Bassee canal near Hulluch Loos and Belval, taking hundreds of prisoners and several guns as fighting rages across northern France.
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Arras
Souchez
Champagne
Souchéz
Givenchy
la Folie
Thelus
Auberive
Ville-Sur Tourpe
L Epine de
Grange
Souain
Somme Py
Tahure
Maisons An¢ Champagne
London
Numhern
Orange
la Baesce Canal
Vermelles
John French
Hulluch
Loos
la Bassee Canal
Grenay
Vermell¢es
Bulloch
LaBasaee Canal
Hooge
Menin Road
Bellewaarde Farm
Trengh
la Cassee Canal
Hulloch
Doffres Eant
Douai
Roehult
Saint Amand
Valenciennes
Berlin
Lens
Perthes
Rheims
Argonne Forest
Zeebrugge
Ypres
Lille
Ita
Econd
Landwehr
Neuvile
Argonne
Mourmeton-Le Grande
von Hindenburg
Vilerka
Vilesehnett
Sabrensin
Beresing
Ferther
Diedjautschland
Biubracha
Niemen
Prince Leopold of
Drisviaty
Vileya
Vileska
Resterka
Wijeska
Vileika
Ghirt
Smorgon
Levaguny
Vdie
Germany
Podgorie
Novo Grodek
Marissenegrao
Nova Grodek
Kolt Dhitzy
Podwarie
Strurhem
Stauchert
Pingk
Pripet
Tchortkol
Paris
Yser
Poat
Vilna
Reuters
Petrograd
von Eichhems
Mafsvor
Dvinsk
Vienna
Nova Aleximice
Nowa Alesimice
Galicia
Lithuania
Kraszyn
Szczara
Rome
Paria
James Keir Hardie dies of pneumonia in Glasgow
James Keir Hardie, a Labour MP and leader of the peace wing of the British socialist party, dies of pneumonia in a Glasgow nursing home. Born in Scotland in 1856, he worked in mines, edited The Miner and The Labor Leader, and held multiple parliamentary seats including Merthyr Tydfil and South West Ham. He was a noted temperance advocate and prominent socialist voice in Britain.
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Labor
Peace
Socialist Party
London
James Keir Hardie
Glasgow
L Labor
British Socialist Party
Scotland
Wm Labor
Keir Hardie
Maid- Lanarkshire
Haman
Independent Labor Party
Labor Party
Merthyr Tydfil
The
Miner
Fle
United States
Keir Mardie Jr
Marion Stoddard
Brooklyn
America
New neighbors seek Sabbath mower loan
In a brief exchange from the Wostonn transcript Bridget refuses to lend a lawn mower for Sabbath use. The exchange notes the neighbors’ request and Bridget’s firm denial with the line we haven’t one to lend.
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Wostonn
Bridget
Best sellers aim to outpace readers with ready sequels
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a writer claims readers tire of one novel quickly. He jokes that by the time a reader finishes one of his books another is ready for a dollar, a sly poke at publishing pace and value.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Thackerays
A Real Definition From The Houston Post
An applicant for a teachers certificate in Kentucky answered an examination question by refining a blunderous statement about kissing the wrong girl. The referee noted the Dictionary of No Dictionary would have given that girl a first class certificate.
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The
Houston Post
Kentucky
Alpine battle reports and hill fights in Tonute and Talmino sectors
Alpine columns attacked enemy lines at Suldensplize Bas De Covedal and Tertione Height, forcing thrusts back and exchanging violent artillery fire. In the Tonute zone on September 23 a fierce struggle over Tertione Height saw it repeatedly taken and retaken before no side gained ground, while in the Talmino sector enemy attacks were repulsed with no major developments.
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Cevedal
Capanna
Ceden
Valtellina
Carnia
Tarstia
Lortler
Monte Cevedale
Tyrol
Santa Catering
Vaisurva
Koemgepitze
Krebspitze
Panta Aili
Redival
Scino
Noce
Jealousy sparks fatal shooting at West Seventy-second Street boarding house
Herbert Heckler 27 shot Pearl Palmer 22, a Chicago opera singer, then killed himself with two shots to the head. Palmer, in a vaudeville era, is hospitalized after the jealous attack. Police cite romantic jealousy as the motive and note Heckler’s background with the Metropolitan Opera and a Chicago manufacturing father.
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New York
West Seventy-second Street
Riverside Drive
Herbert Heckler
Pearl Palmer
Chicago
Hecker
Palmer
Pat
Heckler
Metropolitan Opera Company
William Heckler
Municipal League Meets in New Orleans
Prominent officials from many U S and Canada cities attend the nineteenth annual convention of the League of American Municipalities in New Orleans. Mayors and experts discuss civic improvement utilities playgrounds and other municipal problems. Election of officers and the 2016 convention city will occur Thursday. Entertainment includes theater parties a parade of municipal departments school children and a boxing exhibition.
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New Orleans
United States
Canada
League of American Municipalities
John J Ryder
Omaia Pesident
Mrs Nannie S Dill Dies at Home in Dalton Georgia
Nannie S Dill aged aized Sunday at the home of her niece Mrs Mitchell, 20 Battle Field avenue, Dalton, Georgia. The obituary notes she lived in Dalton and acted in One Lesson, with a Louisville Courier Journal fragment referencing a moving picture acting query about learning to evoke emotion.
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Nannie S. Dill
T Mitchell
Battle Field Avenue
Dalton Ga
Louisville Courier Journal
Careless Person Fined Over Tire Puncture Incident
A court hearing involving a lawyer and judge centers on fines after a man was struck by a car. The lawyer argues the driver should be fined due to a nail in the victim’s clothing that punctured a new tire, highlighting a contested responsibility in the accident.
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Ime Rogewa Journal
Italy vows to stand firm against Pan Germanic menace
Naples reports Signor Barzilai, governor of Austrian territory occupied by Italian troops, affirming Italy’s unswerving resolve to endure sacrifices until the Pan Germanic threat is removed. He outlined Austria and Germany’s wartime aims, defended Italy’s entry, and praised national unity against perceived aggression.
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Naples
Barzilai
Signor
Barvilat
Seria
Italy
Barzilar
Austria
Death by ice pick at Grady Hospital incident
A Black man, Sam Young, died at Grady Hospital after being stabbed by an ice pick at his residence on Stew Street alley Sunday at 5 30 PM. The weapon pierced a major blood vessel near the heart, causing internal bleeding. His wife Annie Young was present. Police investigate the assault as a homicide.
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Sam Young Anceroom
Sleantidee Pick Ee
Annie Young
Stew Street Alley
Grady Hospital
Thomasville Woman Testifies to Sylax Medicine Fame
A Thomasville woman testifies to dramatic health gains from Sylax, praising its effect on stomach, nerves, and general vitality. The testimonial, collected at Coursey and Munn drug store corner Marietta and Brown, notes rapid improvement after using the medicine and urges others to try it.
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Coursey & Munn
Marietta
Brown
AuUant
Satay
Payne
Thos City
Odagnes Mai
Mani
Thomisville
Stevens Street
Faust
AG Tayne
Sveum
Upc
Sula
Munns Drug
Atlanta
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Ake
Colorado
Ise Wee
Block’s Cremona Creams
Immonia Zac
Wesson
Virginia
Maine
Stone's
Arad
James Keir
Hardie
Selt
Municipal League
Negro
Grady
Thomasville
Atlanta National Bank
Cotton States
Chas. E. Currier
F. E. Block
James S.floyd
Geo. R Donovan
J S. Kennedy
D. Leitner
F. BE
Jas S
Floyd Asa G
Candler
A.E Thornton
E. H. Inman
Jack J Spalding
Geo R. Donovan
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