French and British Drive Forward in Picardy Front
British and French armies push across the Picardy front as they encircle St Quentin and Cambrai. French progress south of St Quentin tightens the southern flank while British advances around Guise and Epehy widen the line near Malmaison plateau. Over 20,000 prisoners and extensive German losses reported as Allied forces press ahead with heavy casualties on both sides. Serbian cavalry noted along a twenty mile facade as operations continue.
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Aring
France
Picardy
St. Quentin
Cambrai
Guuserucourt
Epeby
Squahe
Hug Wednesday Morniwest
Malmaison
Chemin-desdames
Liton
St. Gobuin
Tne
Emeniy Ohana
Mavala Tras
Oren
Vrileg
Dulari Mul
Yankee Airmen Bomb the Hung
A report chronicles American airmen harassing German transport trains in wet conditions over French roads between Vigneulles and Huijat fort, with low flights and careful observation of enemy withdrawal. Casualties include twenty five soldiers killed and many injured in a head on freight and troop train collision east of Marshfield Missouri. Major General Lloyd Wheaton dies in Chicago at 80 after an operation, noting his Civil War and Spanish American War service.
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Mrancve
St. Michiot
Hnd
Vigneulles
Benoit
Aipmiang
Woodburn
Marshfield
Wheaton
Chicago
Llnyd Wheaton
U.S. A
United States rejects Austro Hungarian peace feeler
Washington announces unyielding stance with a flat rejection of Germany and Austria Hungary peace overtures. Secretary Lansing says the United States will not discuss terms and supports co belligerents in insisting on a conference only if terms are favorable to allied aims. The response outlines the administration's firm position to the Austrian message.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Sweden
Gekongren
Lansing
T le
Peter
Gind
Alament
Wilbin
Cus
Trapped in Burning Firefighter Honored in Maui and France
Veit etaptelayest savere DLT Drudedl awarded in week for gallant duty in Maui and in France. The United States Marine Corps presented medals for heroism. San Francisco reports applaud the courage shown in a series of wartime acts. Peace demonstrations anticipated in London amid Berlin rumors of a repeat July 1917 event. Chicago hosts war trophies on loan with two exhibition trains touring the seventh federal reserve district. Washington requests Congress approve 7.347 billion dollars for the new year’s war measures.
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Chicago
Chieaxo
Federal Reserve District
Fined on Sedition Charge in Des Amroies Case
Prince Glopkins and three California associates pleaded guilty to violations of the espionage act and have paid fines. The federal case involved sedition charges tied to the Des Amroies matter.
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Des Amroies
Prince Glopkins
California
Espinnaige Net
Greg
Five Great Armies Will Cross Ocean
Five fully equipped American field armies in Europe are planned with the majority to France and others to Italy and the Macedonian front. General March outlines aims to deploy about 700,000 men by July to join the 3,200,000 already in service, as the war department forecasts a vast expansion of air and ground forces to support operations across multiple fronts.
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Washington
Europe
March
United States Army
France
Auswia
Parkey
Germany
Baker
Ttaly
San
Marelli
Mureh
Marv
FOGH NIBBLING AT THE GERMAN LINE IN FRANCE
American troops advance along the Moselle while British and French forces push toward the front. Serbians and French allies gain ground against the Bulgars in Monaroht region as Marshal Koch’s troops nibble at the German line. Reports note heavy fighting north of Grades and on the front near St Gothin with British and French lines holding and advancing cautiously amid tense air.
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Moselle River
Bulgars
France
Denepy
Vandieres
Pont-Amousson
Pugny-Sur-Closelte
Maredonht
Marshal Koch
Gerstern
Jane
Flanders
Officiu
Filom
Br Quentin
St. Gothin
American Made Planes in Drive in Pa merigna
In a council meeting held Thursday as reported by the Telegram, discussions on aviation and Liberty motors highlighted the role of De Tavilamd fours two- isented Liplanes amid food scarcity concerns. A speaker proclaimed that the war’s end would arrive soon.
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Merigna Rede Airy
Liberty Motors
Salivur
Amsterdam
Dont guiat he has si Gui Hows that Wren Me
Readable fragments describe a confusion over names and actions with unclear references. No clear events or entities to identify. summary focuses on a fragmented notice with uncertain subject.
Burial customs in old English churches described
The article explains burial practices under ancient English churches. Coffins are placed in soil graves or on stone shelves in crypts beneath the main floor, with some vaults forming small enclosed rooms separated by stone walls.
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Dorial
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San Francisco
Shire Council
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