Allied Troops Landed in Large Numbers at Salonika
London reports Allied forces have landed at Salonika and entrained toward the Serbian front to join in repelling German and Bulgarian advances. French units form the core, with Russian ships near Varna and other Allied movements noted from Athens.
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Bucharest
Serbia
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Ikia
Hungary
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Versee
Varna
Black Sea
Saya
Odenga
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Lemnos
Salentia
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Brit Je
Lemnh
Sorbiia
Hamilton
Jan Hamilton
Dardanelles
Greece
Sulon
Fragmented World War I Dispatchs and Submarine Talks
A garbled wartime wire reports German and Allied actions across Europe with mentions of German artillery near Colle Bur Plain and a high tension French border engagement. It notes U S diplomacy on submarine warfare and a forthcoming conference between Secretary Lansing and Ambassador von Hertnstart to clarify positions and potential adjustments.
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Burkews
Hinde
Artole
Colle
Bur
Washington
Buatekstad
Germany
Suite Lan Sing
Cont von Heristart
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Ulude
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New York
Berlin
Neareoy
Tere
Lansing
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Thie
War Ministry reports stock of warm winter waders for soldiers
The Ministry of War announces ample stocks of warm wader garments and similar winter articles for front line troops. It states it is unnecessary for relatives of soldiers to send extra garments for the winter campaign.
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Ministry of War
Dont Miss Rosary In woven purta At Lytle Tomorrow
Rosary to be held at Lytle tomorrow at 9 o clock with a woven purta observance. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
The Best Yet In Rosary Themed Evening
A fragmented notice hints at a late night event titled The Best Yet, featuring Rosary imagery and music. Details are unclear but the program appears to include special matinees and an early evening start. Local organizers are listed but specifics remain unreadable.
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Mortiy
Chaplin Feature at Amust Tomorrow
The Bank with Chaplin will be shown tomorrow at Amust. It is Chaplin’s Ait hi Boat in which he plays a janitor who falls for his stenographer while a cashier attracts him. The comedy promises Chaplin at his best and is described as better than earlier lavish parodies.
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Dliovanion
Atind
Germany
Bernifer
Newton
Tig
United States
Connecion
Chaplin
Uorry
Hank
Charlie
Aoa Chaplin
Baseball results and standings from Philadelphia to Boston
The results show Philadelphia beating Brooklyn while New York lost to Cleveland and Boston defeating Philadelphia. Standings list teams such as New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Chicago with varying win totals as the season advances. In Petrograd, Oct. 5, shortages of bread and sugar trigger government price controls on all incoming supplies after Oct 14, amid railroad congestion and profiteering.
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Petrograd
Huis
Marlon Leonard Stars In The Vow At Animell Tonight
Marlon Leonard headlines a four act drama The Vow at the Animell theater with Ife among the Diotaroaque mountaineers of Kentucky and a drawing room scene on Fifth Avenue New York. The bill also includes a Vitagraph and Rauany comedy and an exceptionally Tina bill tonight.
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Marlon Leonard
Ife
Kentucky
Fifth Avenue
New YY
Leonard
Tina Bill
Ady
Found a Ut Sara Little Entire Option Attrant Kat
A brief unreadable fragment referencing a person or item named Sara Little and an option or attrant Kat appears in the text. The line is incomplete and provides no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a fuller summary.
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