Peronne Captured and Allied Advances in Somme Front
Allied forces drive forward along the Somme capturing Peronne and Bullecourt while advancing near Le Transloy and Neuve Eglise. British, Canadian, and Australian troops report hundreds of prisoners and several guns taken, with French actions across the canal and Lys sector pushing toward Lens and Armentieres.
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Arras-Cambraai
Morval
Beaulencourt
Iiancourt
Fremicourt
le Fransloy
Bullecourt
Mendecourt-Lez- Cagnicourt
Hendecourt
Lys
Doulieu
le Verrier
Steenwerck
Neuve Legisse Um Wulverghen
France
London
Ypres
Lawe
Estaires
la Basses
British War Office
Bapaume
Haig
Longatte
Ecoust-St. Mein
le Transloy
Mont St. Quentin
Prisooners
Ebeeoast St. Mein
Arras-Cambrai
Hancourt
Lane River
la Bassee-Estaires Voa
Crecy-au-Mont
Paris
Recy Au Mont
Allette River
Allette
Coucy le Chateau
War Office
Somme
Canal du Nord
Crecy Au Bont
Vauxaillon
Neuville Sur Margival
Laffaux
Nanteuil la Fossé
Soissons
Associated Press
Marne
Picardy
Wight
Marshal Haig
Kenmel
Wstaires
Couey le Chateau
Chauny
Laon
Arras
Noyon
Peronne
Ward
Bouchavesnes
Rancourt
Field Marshal Haig
St. Pierre Vaast
Epanancourt
Nesle
Rouy le Petit
Lens
Armentieres
la Bassee
Spain
Spanish
Petrograd
Nikolai Lenine
Hertling Urges Unified Front To End War Strife
Chancellor Hertling calls for firm cohesion between the Emperor, empire, government, and people to project unity to the world. He notes military withdrawals but says German troops will endure and prevail, urging divine aid for a swift end to the war and barbarism in Europe.
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Europe
Every Citizen in Army says Wilson
A passage by Woodrow Wilson proclaims unity of workers and soldiers as one enlisted force. He argues the war aims extend beyond defense to securing freedom, justice, and emancipation for all peoples against autocratic rule. He stresses labor and industry must back the war effort with equal resolve and commitment.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Europe
Justina
Austria
America
Woodrow Wilson
Gasolineless Day Observed by Jitney Drivers
Jitney drivers voiced mixed opinions on recent government requests to halt gas use as police fielded inquiries. Two cars displayed signs about travel and saving Uncle Sam, while a Providence man was arrested for driving without a license and bonded for court. Most drivers disregarding the order appeared to be from out of state, with many New York cars passing through.
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New York
Boston
Uncle Sam
Sergeant Burns
Third Precinct
Fairfield Avenue
Samuel Falwitz
Providence
R. I
Norning
Fourth Precinct
Juvigny Captured Narrowly By American Forces
American troops moved to control Juvigny north of Soissons after heavy fighting. The town fell late Friday, with 224 German prisoners taken and artillery fire dominating the surrounding country. Casualties included five German captives killed by a stray shell among captured men, while advancing units faced intense resistance from machine guns and mortars.
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Neuvilla
Cinture
Iduvigny
Pershutz
Juvigny
Marne
Juvieny An
Juvieny
Amaritan
Veterans Score Strikers Here
A wartime rally at Beardstey park denounced strikers delaying munition production. Speakers urged unity as Hughes, a chaplain, recounted Allied heroism and drills where ammunition ran scarce, noting modern warfare requires massive supply for victory.
Parson’s Pink Pajamas Comedy Underway At Hollywood Studio
Bill Parson begins work on a new comedy titled A Pair of Pink Pajamas with Wilfred Lucas and Bess Meredith directing at National Titm Corp studios. Mary McIyer stars as Parson’s leading woman in a tale built around a train set and a wardrobe of silk pajamas amid desert mishaps and a marooned nightwear gag. Meanwhile the battlefield report details heavy cloud cover and allied aviation observing German shelling as American forces assault a German-occupied town, taking a quarry cave with about 180 enemy soldiers using it as a refuge.
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Bl Parsons
Bill
Wilfred Lucas
Bess Meredith
National Titm Corporation
Follywood
Mary McIyer
Parsons
Miss Melver
Oma
Qourrone
Players Share In Big Series Pie Between Cubs and Red Sox
The world series eligible list shows the Cubs with twenty three sharers and the Red Sox with twenty one. Names include Fred Mitchell Mgr F C Knabe Vaughn Tyler Merkle Paskert F Ruth McInnis 1b Coffey 3b Cochran ss Deal Hollacher Wortman Zeider and others for Chicago and O Tafa Dubur P Jones Kinney W Mays Ruth Cochran McInnis Wooper Thomas Whiteman and Agnew among the Red Sox selections.
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Cubs
Red Sox
Chicago
Fred Mitchell
Mgr
F. C. Knabe
Co. St. Wendryx
P. J
Vaughn
P. G
Tyler
BG. Douglas
Ai. Martin Op
Paul Carter
P. J. RR. Walker
P. W. Kilefer, Jr
O. Tafa
Ae J. Dubur
S. P. Jones
de Kinney
P. W. Mays
Perticn
GH. Ruth
W. Wooper
T. Miller
A. Stronk
G. Whiteman
F. Thomas
U. S. Ambassador to Great Britain Resigns
Walter Hines Page, the American Ambassador to England since 1913, has resigned his post citing health reasons as the cause for retirement. The news comes as the long-serving diplomat ends a tenure marked by wartime diplomacy and postwar relations.
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U. 5S
Great Britain
Walter Hines” Page
England
Il Health
Strike Called Aid to Kaiser Gle In Wartime Call
A wartime column urges universal service with 30,000,000 needed at home to aid the 3,600,000 already abroad in the fight for liberty. It condemns Kaiser loyalists and profiteers, praises labor for sacrifice, and notes Labour Day plans where shops will extend effort and pay to support those fighting. The piece contrasts right makes might with might makes right and calls every man to contribute even on holidays.
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Dr. Travis
Hughes
Fusileers
Beardstey Park
Ehsae
Bridgeport
Chicago
France
Both Sides Tighten Grip as Bridgeport Strike Lingers
About 4,560 machinists and toolmakers walk out at Bridgeport war plants. Union leaders warn of a 30 day strike and potential production tie ups at major government contract facilities. Pickets planned at shops, with strikers seeking 80 cents and 70 cents hourly minimum wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinista and
Istrike
Briagéport
Srelleser
International Association
Jo Ical
Menh
National War Labor Board
Otto M. Hidlitz
City
Government
Long Island City
Newark
N. J
New Haven
New York City
Milford
Samuel Levit
Machinists’ Union
Johnston
Suray
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Labor
War Labor Board
Seaside Park
Lavit
Joneston
Mip
War Board
Democratic Labor Committee
Bridgeport
E. B. Woods
Labor Board
Woods
George 8. Hawley
Manufacturers: Association
M Zufacturers
Ince
Georgs S. Hawley
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Comunique
Aisne Sur
Woevre
Vosges
Vardar
Struma Valley
Berlin
Scarpe
Oise
Aisne
Armour
Armour Grain Company
Illette m' Arcade
Hertling
Wilson
U. 5
Bill Parson
Waller Hines Page
Kaiser
I Labor Board
Hawley
International
Herg
Nfe
Advertisere
Mutual Tires
Mutual Tire & Rubber CO
NOBLE
N. Y
Tinos
Birmingham
Alabama
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Delaware
Connecticut
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Massachusetts