Allied Offensives Press Allies Forward on Multiple Fronts
Pershing reports nine towns captured by American troops in new assaults as heavy action continues along three West Front salients. Americans and French advance markedly on the forty mile front while British thrusts progress toward Valenciennes. Serbs reach outer Belgrade defenses as Germany signals openness to harsher peace terms.
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Valenciennes
Pershing
Belgrade
Germany
PREGA
Austria Hungary
I Teat
Anit
Jeant
Teant
Pridonera
Wreuch
Audenarde
Donin
Audeuarde
Austria Hung ary in Hands of Socialists and Split into Five States
Major Allied reports say Austria Hungary is divided into five independent states under socialist control as Allies push offensives along the Western and Balkan fronts. German and Austrian forces face pressure on multiple fronts, with thousands of prisoners taken and fronts advancing toward the Adriatic and Danube.
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Austria-Hungary
Univer Pre
Washington, D. C
Austria
Hungary
Fermany
Armenia
United Presa
Anatria
Zurich
Twenty
Fasoptinis
Vienna
Firkthug
Germany
officiiIn
Thas
Official change of control in Vienna confirmed
An official confirmation from Vienna reports the Austrud-fulgariins movement has been handed over to the Cholew Slovike Nations Council, now meeting in Agram. The transfer marks a pivotal shift in regional alignment amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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United Presa
Cha ‘Nis
Vienna
Choelw Slovike Nations
Counc
Agram
Brooklyn 1" Train Wrecked At Night In Fog
Reported at Brooklyn Rapid Transit after a Brighton Beach line collision near a tunnel. About 100 passengers aboard the train were moved from the wreckage as crews stabilized the scene and accounted for riders. The accident occurred as the car struck the wall, causing several cars to derail and passengers to scramble to safety. Local authorities opened an investigation into the faulty switch and foggy visibility cited by survivors.
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New York
Brighton Boneh
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Tranait Company
Grimpood
Trichy
McAdoo Visits Corry Train Officials Arrive Unannounced
McAdoo stopped in Corry for five minutes on the way to New York City. Chicago arrival in transit noted with A J Stony and other officials aboard the special train. Only railway staff aware of the stop as weather reports forecast warm Sunday.
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McAdoo
Corry
Chicago
New York City
McAddoo
Weomwury
A. J. Stony
Motor of
Allway
All Churches Resume Tomorrow After Epidemic Pause
Announcement from multiple churches states services will resume tomorrow after a prolonged halt due to the epidemic. Few new cases reported this week, with authorities urging caution, while moving theatres and saloons plan reopenings by mid next week and attendance limits apply. People exposed or ill are advised to avoid gatherings and follow health directives.
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Harrishuris
State Department of
Howitt
Company A Soldier Wounded in Argonne Drive
A letter from George Clay of Waterton, in hospital in France with a gunshot wound to the leg, confirms Company A's role in the Argonne offensive. He dated September 26 and September 28 reports, noting the unit fought four days in the drive beginning September 20 as the 88th Division engaged at Waters Ford and beyond.
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Georgi
Ay of
Waterton
Kon
George Clay
France
Clay
S ix
Waters Ford Hey
Argonne Forety
John Jukes Dies at 55 in Columbus
John Jukes of Columbus died Friday afternoon at Corry Hospital after illness from influenza and pneumonia. Born in London England he lived in Columbus for many years. Survived by wife two sons and daughter. Funeral Monday at 9 a.m. Columbus Church with interment at Town Line.
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John Tukes
Columbua
Corry Hospital
Tykox
Tondon
England
Tut
Columbus
Ona
Aid Thro
John Jukey
Balook
Solumbus Church
American Troops Advance in Austria and Adriatic
American forces advance in Austria and cooperate with Allied fleet in the Adriatic. A German counterattack is repulsed and four more pilots are reported killed. A French American dive team reports activity near dawn as operations resume with the Monge group in morning briefing.
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Pritinh
Janine Odhin
Trench War Office
New sugar rule expands household sugar allotments
A new sugar regulation increases household allowances from two to three pounds per person per month starting November first. The order, issued by Food Administrator Cour Klein, directs continued stable supply and a one time consumer purchase option with revised counter registration forms and certificates for Class C and 6.
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Peuke Trot
Cour Klein Ot Brin
Washington Wires
Wenl
Louisiana
Death of Harry Wright in Bucyrus auto crash
The Lima Ohio area mourns Harry Wright president of the Old Steel Foundry Co after a Bucyrus to Lima auto crash. Miller, the Bucyrus wheelman, survived with minor injuries while Wright died at the scene. Wright was a prominent leader with branches in Springfield and Bucyrus and was highly regarded in the industry.
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Timon-Democrit
Lima
Harry Wright
Corry
Ohio City
Ruégroy
Otto Smith
Old Steel Foundry Co
Amith
Bucyrus
Wright
FLW
Hudson
George Miller
Weight
Hiu
Springfild
Hone
EE B Wood Commissioned a Lieutenant in World War I
EE B Wood received a lieutenant commission and served with the American Field Force and allied ambulance units during World War I. He travelled to Prince Edward Island for volunteer work, aided French forces, and earned a government document of appreciation. He is noted for his service with the Haired Staten Army and his commitment to his country.
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Phos
Pwlor
Cory How
Hig
Ikelui
Lagat
Mureau Oily
Tog Wood
Prince A Voarsay
Travinge Volunteerei
Ory
Staten Army
Lieutenant Lapaze Wounded in Combat Hospitalized
Reports from Washington and Amsterdam describe Lieut Percy LaPaz e of Company A wounded by shrapnel in both legs and hospitalized in France. His family and community note rapid recovery hopes as Rotary and charitable work supporter Mary Wright is mentioned. investigations into war crimes and accountability for Teutonic leaders are cited.
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Percy LiaPan
Company
Bane
LaPaz
Eagely
Crosby projected to win county by Democratic leaders
Democratic campaign visitors and county committee members forecast a Crosby victory in the upcoming congressional race. They predict Crosby will carry the county with strong margins, citing support from Wilvon and surrounding areas and confidence in Wilson’s defeat.
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Crosby
Brie
Ciarles
Democratic City Committee
Oon
Wilvon
Nottor Phan
Morn
Riga
Cewby
Yvill Carey
Coker
Thuy Ape
Wilson Canile Daly
Drive for Records Ends This Evening
Tonight is the last chance for conscripts to donate records to the Victory Shop. A large number of records are requested, with collection at Weight's destined for the national aid effort. The feature notes General Bell’s opinion on the value of records for boys and fighters, urging timely participation to aid troops and uphold morale.
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Victor
Roconla
Brango
Plucker
Mo Yeadington
Goneral Bell
Waliern
Oro
Theaters May Open Monday Amid Epidemic Ban Lifting
Mayor Alexane er permits reopening of city theatres as epidemical measures ease. Manager Bhamburg of the New Gh announces Nly tra will open Monday with theatres in PRUs dalphin and Bi jnre already operating. Officials push Corey and Pant McQray to resume morning services.
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Alexaneer
Ube
Oheskei
Thestros
Bhamburg
Nlytra
Prus Dalphin
Bi Jnre
Corey
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Corry Boys
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Washington
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Lapaze
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