Battle front grows fiercer as war lengthens and rains
The report says German attacks at Marne grow less energetic as exhausted invaders receive rest relays. The battle of Aisne continues into its third week with no decisive victory for either side. Artillery duels persist along the Oise and Somme and near Albert with heavy losses and stubborn defenses on both sides.
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Liege
London
Aisne
Mukden
Oise
Somme
Albert
Tonicht
War Situation Across Fronts Reported by Paris
Thursday reports say Allied turning movement threatens German right and left wings with retreat anticipated along the line. British Indian air forces push German positions as French troops reinforce Lorraine Voges Verdun Toul Moe while Antwerp bombardment continues amid Belgian resistance. Russian front shows gains for the Russians in Sawiki province though Niemen crossing remains blocked. Cholera and dysentery spread in Austrian troops as Raveloan commanders burn captured supplies to curb infection.
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Paris
Saya
Paria
Germany
War Office
Alison Lourraine
Voges
Verdun- Toul Moe
Russia
Russian
Poland
Niemen River
Sawwiki
Rockefeller Foundation launches global study on industrial relations
The Rockefeller Foundation announces a worldwide investigation into labor capital conflict led by Hos. W. L. Mackenzie, former Canadian labor minister. Secretary Jerome D. Green says the project aims to scientifically uncover causes of social strife and promote harmonious action across industries, nations, and universities.
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New York
Rockerfeller Foundation
Hos
W. L. Mackensie
Labor
Canada
Ac Ite
Jerome D. Green
Rockefeller Foundation
Mann Warns Philippine Independence Threatens U S Control
Washington October 1 Republican Leader Mann warned that Philippine independence would surrender American strategic command of the Pacific, the fighting ground of the future, to the house. He said a conflict with the Orient, commercial or otherwise, is inevitable in opposing the administration Philippine bill.
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Paddfic
House
Mann
United States
Weather brief from Washington on Wyoming forecast
Weather note from Washington reports fair east and mild west Friday with local showers expected Saturday.
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Washington
Wyoming
New British War Automobile for Attack on Uhlans
A newly built armored vehicle for the British army is described as a mobile gun unit capable of carrying about twenty men with rifles. It is designed to disrupt advancing German forces and clear districts ahead of their army as they move into Belgium and France, countering Uhlan raiding parties.
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Guiumobil
Castoffs Fuel George Stallings Braves Pennant Win
Boston Braves built to a pennant largely from discarded players. George Stallings recruited castoffs like Gowdy Evers and Smith from other clubs, turning what others rejected into a National League title run.
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Chicago
Murphy
Evers
Boston Braves
Gowry
Entcher
John McCraw
New York Giants
Cowdy
Giants
McGraw
Randolph
Marc ‘Wwerd
Bbbets
Smith
Hws
Gowdy
Women urged to buy American cotton for South relief
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, president of the General Federation of Womens Clubs, appealing 1.5 million members to purchase U S cotton goods October 5 to 12. She urges prayer Sunday then a week of buying to aid 2,000,000 unemployed and boost domestic industry.
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New York
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Percy V. Pennybacker
America
Woman Is Soquitted Of Ad Stands My Himor
Mrs Alive L Benten was found not guilty of murdering her actor husband Frederick L Sem ton. Defense argued intoxication from drinks forced upon her by her husband on the day of the murder.
Quarrel Turns Fatal At Nebraska Cement Plant
In Buperon Nebraska Port land Cement plant near the city, a quarrel between two men ended with Sam Prange shooting Latvo Hugh Maurer twice. Gurco died four hours after the incident. Gurco had knocked Maurer with a shovel during the quarrel at the quarry site.
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Nebr
Toup Curco
Sam Prange
Nebraska Portland Cement Company
Thin City
Gurco
Prateedobo
War Revenue Work Details Placed Before Finance Subcommittees
Oct 1 details from the Knente finance subcommittees show work on war revenue with preparations for onelle ratio and y the full uvmalley. tomorrowNeo Chengee was considered for economic actions amid wartime measures.
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Shiki
Knete
Neo Chengee
Peace conference at Aguas Calientes outlines Mexico plan
Unofficial reports say a conference among Villa and Calderon allies in Mexico aims for permanent peace soon. A provisional president is named while elections are organized. no word yet on Carranza and Villa talks from Bacatons.
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Villa and
Cwera Asa
Aguas Calientes
Washington
Conatitw Jonallets
Mexico
Fernando Calderon
Carranza
Villa
Bacateons
War drives stenographers from jobs as chorus sought
New York dispatch reports hundreds of stenographers seeking work amid a postwar job surplus. Estimates of unemployed stenographers range from about 4 000 to 7 000 as factories and import houses cut back and cannery layoffs rise. Many are young women facing reduced hours and uncertain futures while competition intensifies and weather worsens conditions.
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New York
Sal Bo Roe
Wall Street
Atenox
Sehodie
Intiux
Yong
Joey
Bn Poll
Miminer
Major World War Battles Reported On Eastern Front
Large-scale fights and bombardments unfold across the eastern theater as German and Russian forces clash along the Niemen and Vistula corridors. Russian centers under Grand Duke Nicholas press toward Germany’s main army while encirclements and flank maneuvers intensify near Augum town and the Nieman river region.
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Crisia
Hennenkempf
von Hindenberg
Nienine
Drusskepinf
Grodno
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Nieman
Vistula
Augum Towe
Hindenberg
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Russian
Poland
Cracow
Disease Rife in the Balkans Raises Health Alarm
The United States Public Health Service reports bubonic plague and cholera fears in parts of the Balkans. Officials say Greece and Berlin streams show no danger, while Rossen and Augring areas may face cholera risk. no special steps have been taken to prevent spread to Pultad oraine.
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Washington
United States
He Health Service
Turkey
Balkan States
Aftietican Conwula
Catanta
Biage Coach Robbed in Heart of Wyoming
A dramatic article reports a robbery in a Wyoming locale as a strong box is taken. Police and witnesses describe masked individuals and a daring daytime assault near Old Wyoming slope, with speculation on suspects and motives.
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Heart OF Wyoming
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