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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1918
Page
1
American forces rout German defenders in a decisive breakthrough near a key stronghold. The German garrison, taken by surprise, could not halt the American rush and failed to destroy the railroad or town during their retreat.
General Pershing’s forces in Lorraine reach the St Mihiel area with rapid, precise advances after clear enemy reverses. Allied troops push from southwest and northwest taking position after position, delivering a bold showing and disheartening the foe.
The report notes that preliminary artillery work began in the early hours Thursday, detailing the opening actions and timing of bombardment in the conflict zone.
Melrose was dark for two hours when a live wire fell from a street pole near 124 Linwood avenue. Jesse H. Holt sustained shoulder burns while walking home at eight o'clock. The Malden and Melrose Electric Company repaired the line by 10 o'clock.
Saturday night entertainment at Roughan Hall in Dancing City Square Charlestown continues weekly with music and dancing events.
American forces sweep the Lorraine front and reach Pagny on the Moselle, within 10 miles of Metz and four miles from its forts. In 24 hours General Pershing's first army shattered German defenses long seen as a barrier to French lines and the French capital.
Manchester dispatch reports Prime Minister David Lloyd George has influenza with all Lancashire engagements canceled. His doctor observed a high fever after an 8:30 p.m. visit and it remained uncertain if he could travel to London on Monday.
A winter clothing ad offers heavy overcoats for 14.90 with option to pay 25 now and 35 later when snow falls. Fall and winter weights from F Gray Co located at Washington corner Hanover.
Bridgeport munitions plant machinists met today and remained in session for two hours awaiting word on next steps. Continued on Page 10 Fifth Col.
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