PATRIOTS PRESS ADVANCE IN FRENCH ALLIED OFFENSIVE
Allied forces drive Germans from Pleardy to the Aisne in a rapid push toward Rheims and Verdun. French and American troops seize villages, cross the Sonne canal, and threaten the German lines as the British advance along the Veule and in Flanders.
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Pleardy
Vedle
Alsme
Prenghton
Rheims
Marehut Tivig
Ttn
Peronne
Yykes
Hale
Wight
Noyouanetor
Soissons
Wrench
Sonne Canal
Etandime
Haw
Quention
la Pere
Ailette
Jusay
la Vere
St. Quentin
Veale
Aisne
Cone
Viel-Arey
Vielt
Verdun
Flanders
Pronch
Bazoches
Fismette
Hwy
Viel- Arey
Pismette
Saliee
Barbouval
Plogstrest
Messiones
Wolverghem
Thei
Arras
Tue
Sonne
Moronne
Cambrat Ated
Poronne
Frapelle
Lorraine
Proclamation for September 12 1918 Registration Day
The President designates September 12 1918 for universal wartime registration of males 18 to 45. Local boards in Tennessee will oversee registration at voting precincts 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with penalties for noncompliance. Governor Stevens urges statewide cooperation and observes the day as a holiday to support the effort.
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United States
United Staes
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National Guard
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Marine Corps Reserve
Nashville
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Tennessee
Pro War Draft Speed Up Aims By Crowder Plan
Washington reports Provost Marshall General Crowder ordered faster selective service operations for the 18 to 45 registration group. He outlined pre drawing questionnaires to sort calls and urged immediate classification by draft boards. He hinted timing details would be announced soon as the nation reflects on saving food and supporting allies.
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Washington
Crowder
National Selective Service
Army Ecantonmenta
Grover
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