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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

6

Debeney’s French Troops Break German Hold at Dallon

General Debeney’s forces advance toward St Quentin and seize Dallon after heavy artillery support. German 2nd division suffers multiple casualties and contemplates capture as French waves breach Francilly Selency and surrounding crossroads.

France Associated Press Debeney St. Quentin Dallon Francilly Selency Savy Wood Marjorin Wood L’epine de Dallon

Wilson to Be Longs Model

Richard H. Long the Democratic candidate for Governor issued a statement thanking voters for endorsement. He pledged to support the President during wartime and protect those at home while pursuing commercial and industrial improvements for the people and to be the people's Governor.

Richard H. Long

Litvinoff Leaves England as Bolshevik Ambassador Departures Arranged

Bolshevik ambassador Maxim Litvinoff and about a number of Soviet nationals left London for Russia under an agreement with Britain and the Soviet authorities. Litvinoff will stay aboard the steamer at a neutral port until British subjects have crossed the Russian border assurances received.

Russia London Maxim Litvinoff Litvinoff M. Litvinoff

Officials Inspect Portland Harbor by Goethals and Benson

Portland harbor and railroad facilities were inspected today by Major General George W. Goethals Admiral William S Benson chief of naval operations and other Federal Shipping Board and export control committee officials. They aim to improve port usage to relieve congestion and later visited Bath with plans to proceed to Portsmouth on a special train.

Portland George W. Goethals William S. Benson Naval Operations Federal Shipping Board Export Control Committee New England Bath Portsmouth

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