French Drive Forward on Eleven Mile Frontage
French forces advanced this morning along an eleven mile front, pushing forward two miles. The drive in the St Mihiel salient has yielded over 20,000 prisoners and captured several towns in the Aisne Ailette region as British units took prisoners.
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St. Mihiel
Aisne-Ailette
St. Milde
Ferguson
Mermant
Putin
United Press Hondon
Opt
mdVices
United Prom
London
al i
M. Patohow
Wieek
Cheminon Damague
Bnocy
Vallly
St. Gobnin
United Press
Paris
St. Athi
Ty Belio de Paris
Tennton
War Department asks Congress for seven bill for next year
The War Department requested seven billion dollars for the next year to fund military operations. General March praised American troops and pledged continued enlistment as the United States presses ahead in Europe. Reports from the St Mihiel sector and allied lines show substantial territorial advances and rising prisoner counts amid ongoing strategic offensives.
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WAR Department
Congress
Haig
Bt. Quentin
Bidecourt
Teancourt
Carl D. Groat
United Pronw
Washington
Ohler
Rome
Sui
March
Alchiel
Sith Mriywal
Mikrel Weelapid
Triit
Aho
Ali
Ome
Andenburg
Ryelon
Pronuli
Pershing
Devia
St. Mikiel
Striking machinists hold out in national wave of walkouts
United Press dispatch from Tridgeport California reports machinists remain on strike across the country. Workers refuse to return to work until another muta meeting is held, pressing for new terms amid disruptions to manufacturing and supply chains.
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United Presa
Tridgeport
Cal
Niel
Asurrion
Jandoes
Wilbur Tulle
Mr Thayer in the City This Evening
Top Pagor, representative of TMmly Ram's War Trophy Train, will arrive in the city for an afternoon event with the Wir Activition Committen of Hiv Hoge of Commerce. Plans discuss bringing the train to town on September 24rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmmly Ram
Hiv Hoge of Commerce
Weaponn
British Subjects May Enlist In War Draft Plan
War Department announces British subjects including Canadians may enlist under the draft treaty until October 12 1918. The notice outlines eligibility under the plan and indicates the move is part of wartime arrangements.
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Great Britain
Washington
Huhjoote
Britain
Canada
Ayer
War Department
Registration Drives Surge in North East Pennsylvania District
Registration was heavy in this district as residents from Union and neighboring townships gathered. The report notes numerous local names and places including Latour Township Mitch Villige and Waterford Boro, with funeral service details and a memorial for a fallen resident.
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Crronfell
Hurtiifornute
Latour
Mitch Villigge
Peter North
Paulie
Corry
Voters Register Tuesday Amid Tumult and Unclear Names
Messy OCR text shows a crowd news message about voter registration day with garbled names and scattered references to voters, positions, and officials. The fragment hints at political process steps but lacks clear single facts or events to pin down.
Advisory Board Meeting Captured Incongruous Report From City Event
An awkward advisory meeting record describes a public gathering with scattered names and unclear proceedings. The text mentions participants such as Lary Thanh Wad HN, Weems Nore, and Sophie aut At Vie, with references to a City building, registrants, and postings about the event. The overall piece reads as a garbled OCR summary of an organized advisory board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie
Cley
Fourth body from Erie tug washed ashore
Fragmentary text reports a fourth body from an Erie tug washed ashore near Moorhoull farm. Identification details are unclear, but authorities pursue leads. The report mentions a drowning incident and notes uncertain connections to a person named Oltman and a Mary Olin, with limited legible context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Portuguese Enlistment Amid War Mobilization
A damaged OCR fragment reports Portugal’s movement toward full wartime mobilization. It mentions thousands rallying, laboring men expected to receive exactions, and an army of about 125,000 preparing for conflict with American forces. The text references entry into a great war and lists dated markers and mobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pyrshing
Hortuftown
Draft Notice From Dilixburgh University Event
An obscured notice describes a September 10 draft event connected to Union or university settings. Mentions Lawes aimee Vion City and William yy Hilitingy Waterford, with references to draft collection and military service. Indicates enrollment of multiple men and a public record in a journal.
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Union
Vite Ata
Dilixburgh
Waechantos
Lawesaimee
Amd
William Yy
Hilitingy
Waterford
Ordore
Gnida City
Upron
Walon
Ty Harris
Uitobar
Faye Ovinting
Cutaher Se
Headquarters Move Report From Unclear Text
The fragment notes a relocated headquarters with references to Amsterdam and Moscow and mentions government and a town. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR and missing dates or entities. The item appears to be a brief dispatch about a shift in administrative offices without precise names or locations.
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Amsterdam
Sypt
Muvinge Hulp
Mrtora
Moscow
Pall
Tournent
Inpatshien
Roedi Var
Close Escape for Clean Men on Bridge
A bridge incident at Olean Creek ensued when a pile of stones and debris blocked the crossing. Rescue crews aided bystanders and transported one man to a local hospital for treatment in the aftermath. The event disrupted traffic for several hours before reopening.
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Olean
Mwiylin
Qlonn
Total U S Casualties From War Report Ranges Over Thirty Thousand
The Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces reports casualty figures, listing killed in action wounded in action missing in action and those died of wounds or disease. Totals include 16 575 wounded and 2 088 missing, with overall to date approximately 30 610 casualties and weather outlook for tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Boy Writes From France From a Fractured Page
A garbled OCR style piece traces a boy writing from France and mentions various names, places, and scattered phrases. The text weaves in uncertain personal details and fragments, including potential names like Wayne, and references to letters, travel, and distant locations without coherent narrative.
Display in Lyons store items from battle display
Fragmentary account describes a Lyons store window display of military uniforms and bullets reportedly from an American battle. Ralph McCond, son of Mrs Lyons, sent items home with a note that captives would be given details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerieni
Ralph McCond
Imliw
Lyoun
Yom Kippur Observances Close Towns and Shops
The Yom Kippur holiday begins at sundown Sunday and lasts until Monday evening. Orthodox Jews abstain from food for 24 hours, and many city businesses will close for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowiah
Moulay
Spada
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