American Offense in St Mihiel Gains Heavy Foe Losses
Paris dispatch reports about 12,600 German prisoners taken as American forces advance in the St Mihiel salient. Allied air raids target Metz and surrounding railways while British and French push to outflank at Cambrai and St Quentin. The frontline shifts shorten to about twenty miles, with villages captured and rail lines left intact for Entente use.
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Ture
St. Alchid
Moselle
Metz
Cambrai
St. Quentin
la Bassee
Armentieres
Paris
St. Mihiel
Germany
London
Verdun
Commercy
Youl
Nancy
St. Mihiels
S J. Mihiel
Hatte
Pagny
Hattonville
Meuse
Fagny
St. Mihiel Salient
St. Aichiel
Comercy
Tou
Thiaucourt
St. Miniel
Cermans
R Head
Commissioners Grant 11 Building Permits
Eleven building permits were approved by the Building Commissioners yesterday afternoon with total estimated expenditure around 7,8380 dollars for new buildings additions and alterations. The list includes projects for New York New Haven Hartford railroad Pro gressive Building company Armstrong Manufacturing Bertha Block Sarah Riley L Violant Feeney Tool company O Christensen Bridgeport Brass W A Macfarlane Connecticut Breweries Frank Ts Chak and others.
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Round House
Henry Street
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Salem Street
Progressive Building Company
Knowlton Street
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Colado Avenue
Bertha Block
Drew Place
Sarah Rile
Funt
Broadway Avenue
L. Violant
Central Avenue
Feeney Tool Company
Garlie
Beacon
S Hvight Avenues
O. Christensen
Root
Crescent Avenue
Bridgeport Brass Com. Pany
Park Avenue
W. A. Macfarlane
Aviator and Passenger Killed In California Crash
Lieutenant Amos Whittle of Oak Park Illinois and Private Alan Anderson of Detroit Michigan died when the airplane they were in crashed into the ocean near Coronado California. Anderson was married with a wife in Detroit. Whittle was a 2nd student aviator at Rockwell Field aviation school.
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Kelled
San Divsgo
Calif
Accon L Tieutenant
Amos le. Whittie
Oak Park
Ill
Rockwell Fieild Aviaion School
Alan Ih Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Whittle
Anderson
Coronada
Man Gravely Hurt After Crushing On Catherine Street
John Giovanni of 24 Catherine Street was crushed by a fallen object on Thursday afternoon and is unconscious with a fractured skull and internal injuries. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in grave condition with little hope for recovery.
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John Giovanni
Catherine Street
Dames Street
St. Vincent's Hopit
Tle
Pined for Insanes Willian Rowland Mill Norman charged
A 42 year old woman was fined 20 dollars and court costs in City Court yesterday for selling War Stamps on Main Street. The incident occurred Tuesday night and involved Rowland Mill Norman, alias Elret, who faced the charges in connection with the same case.
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Willian
Rowland Mill Norman Elret
Main Street
More Captains Appointed for Slovak Drive
A large volunteer drive opens Monday with captains named from Bridgeport to lead two divisions. One division will recruit the general public, the other the Czechno Slovak community, with headquarters at Stratfield and Stallett Street. A mass meeting at Bridge Work Armory will honor the Slovak legion that fought Bolsheviks and Germans, police invited, campaign aiming to exceed quota.
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Vie
Stratfield
Willaye
Bakel Hall
Anti Bolsheviks Hold Petrograd Report
Despatches received by English newspapers through Helsingfors say Petrograd has been taken by anti-revolutionists. The report, dated Sept. 18, notes Petrograd's capture by anti-Bolshevik forces amid ongoing unrest.
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Petrograd
Javas
Helsingfors
Funds for War Prisoners Sent Through Red Cross
The War Department authorizes sending money to German prisoners of war via the American Red Cross. Postmasters are instructed to direct senders to reimburse prisoners through the American Red Cross at Washington. Payments intended for Allied or enemy country prisoners should use regular forms and be payable to the Red Cross which will forward funds to the prisoner.
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Red Cross
United States
Wishil Agton
Tralee
Bonyvch
Washington
Americius
Great Britain
Irance
Italy
Germany
American Red Cross
Washingon
Connecticut Draft Registration Falls Well Short of Estimates
Sept 13 Major John Buckley reports Connecticut registered 17 407 men with local boards yesterday. Officials note the statewide total is well below state estimates by about 40 000, due to assumed error margins. The aggregate registration cards available to boards now exceed 860 990 in jurisdiction.
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Tartforded
John Buckley
Connecticut
Striking Bridgeport Machinists Split Over Wilson Plan
Bridgeport strikers vote on President Wilson's reply amid union conflict. Machinists warn 30-40 thousand would lose full time work if plants stay idle. War Labor Board stance complicates return to work. Union leaders accuse opponents of militancy while calling for outside government work.
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Bridgeport
New York
Asing
Hscaussion
da F
Ucene
Linceslin
Lvidgeport
Offerall
Mechinints’ Union
Wilson Ladayriy
Thiditivheut
Unite
Fer Wardou Bs Cho
Jayvit
Pepors
Clondey
Union Wien
Conspuy
DiseThuiadion
Sitlenboié
Mareba Pac
Union Metallic Cuartridasa Cent Muas
Steicik
Giapanes
Allie
Loavil
Mey
Vaud
Vaiss Canis
Py Treumots
Nuely
War Labor
Dbethlehent Steel
Aresiter
Sommitionals
Workersy
United Shites
Pesieconk Wisonei
New Yorks
Wap Nahor
Lerteat Mederafinan Union
Fragmented headline about gospel group and goat satire
A garbled OCR style note references a gospel theme and allegorical figures including a goat. It mentions names and a setting that imply a church or artistic piece, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete events or dates. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
Kane Attaches Car Driver's Case Postponed
Tohn Belas, who claims his hone as Dogon, was taken into custody after a collision damaged by David J. Nave of 888 Catherine Street. Belas’ case continued until Tuesday morning after waiving alien rights in City court. Kane’s automobile war at bugiers by Isane gurly yesterday, buyer of the machine held $100 for appearance. Police headquarters. no settlement yet with Kane before final disposition.
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Tohn Belas
Dogon
Billy
David J. Nave
Catherine Street
Tueshay
Helas
Bugiers
Isane Gurly
Ab Jaid
Telas
Fidgeport
Cients
Dominion strike called off after brief railroad workers walkout
The Sept strike by Dominion Express employees ended as workers agreed to return to work under revised conditions. General manager He. Ale Bennett announced the resolution tonight, following discussions that secured recognition of the Brotherhood of Railroad Employees and wage adjustments.
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Dominion
Ale Bennett
Brotherhood of Railroad
Enrollment of 20,000 New York students in student training corps
Between 11,000 and 26,000 youths in New York universities and colleges will join the student training corps at the opening of the academic year. It is expected to represent about one tenth of the national enrollment.
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NRO
Nouchs
Albany
N. W
Eempire
Stuedentes WN
Senate
Cure for Rheumatism Found After Fifty Years Says Ad
An aging reader asserts a new remedy ends rheumatism after half a century of suffering. The testimonial claims relief from sleepless nights and joint pain and promotes a so called natural blood-based treatment. Readers are urged to request a free copy of the apparent guide from a Dallas Street address.
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Pheamatian
Doane Agate
Arjona
Elange
Cincinnati Police on Strike as Home Guards Out
Cincinnati faces a citywide disruption with only 43 policemen on duty between 8 and 7. The shortage follows a police strike amid labor unrest and a Home Guard presence under Colonel Hao De Dinke, reducing routine patrolling and drawing crowds in the streets.
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Cincinnati
Clincinnam
Wien
Porco
Tomm
Lisme
Hao de Dinke
Cevk
de Pam
New York University to Add Russian Language In Cadet Program
In a report received by the War Department, Dean Charles J. Snow of the School of Applied Science stated NYU intends to include Russian language study in its curriculum for male students and army training, preparing for possible deployment of Americans to Passht.
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New York Universitouiied
War S Department
Deny Charles JT. Snow
School of Amlicrt Science
Five-master schooner crash sinks Lottie G off Booth Bay
In thick weather a five-masted schooner collided with and sank the fishing schooner Lottie G off Booth Bay Harbor Moc Sept. One crewman of 17 aboard the Lottie G was drowned. The rest were saved by a drifted seine boat towed by the five-master and reached land late today.
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Booth Bay Warbor
Moc
Lottie G. Marelutnt
Gilaurester
Mass
Do you believe in the good effects of castigation in raising children
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century Baltimore publication presents a dialog about parenting beliefs. A speaker rejects modern childrearing theories and favors old fashioned discipline. The dubious OCR yields limited context and may reflect a broader debate on upbringing.
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Tk Teak
Ashi Nath
Tolomeam
Clearwater
Treet
Wallasrell
Relten
Baltimore
Americ
Washington push on border gains in swift gains
Washington reports rapid American advance after two days of fighting to break the enemy salient at the border. Prisoners numbered about 12,000, with estimates of up to four enemy divisions involved. German lines shifted back toward Mets as patrols probe the new front while victory is deemed costly and strategically significant.
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Thar
Tohiehl
Iit
hJarm
Frerman
Mets
Silient
Amnemy
Ibwis
Lloyd George Stricken by Influenza Forcings Cancellations
September 13 report from Manchester says Prime Minister David Lloyd George is ill with influenza. His Lancashire engagements are cancelled and a medical visit noted. It is doubtful he can travel to London on Monday.
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Manchisster
Mier
David Lloyd-George
Lancashire
London
Gas victim George Poles in hospital after work incident
George Poles, 59, of 14 Ban Street, was overcome while at work in a tenement and moved to St Vincent's hospital. He is reported resting comfortably this morning after the incident near 20 Wuailroad Avenue yesterday.
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George Poles
Ban Street
Wuailroad Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Earl
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Hable
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Canadian Pacific Rockies
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Toronto
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Morris Street
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N. O
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Mes
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Patersaia
Wilson
War Labor Board
International Association of Machinists
William IT. Johnson
International
Towe
New York City
Supe
Wastington
Frank 0. Morrison
American Recoration of Tabor
National War Labor
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Seale
Kane
Mr. Ashelingan
Ewig
Greg
Cairali
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Vicinity
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