Bulgaria Surrenders Unconditionally in War
United Press reports Bulgaria has quit the war and signed an unconditional surrender to the Entente at noon. Allies gain demobilisation of Bulgarian home forces and control, with Danube front reestablished and Austro-German options affected. Turkey urged to quit and yield. German government to seek funds as signs of broader peace moves emerge.
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Sugar Orders for Local Stores Prompt Public Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice about sugar orders and allocations. It references local stores, payments, and distribution details, with garbled lines but indicates official statements on sugar supply, pricing, and administration.
Jamestown Midnight Watch Sealed Orders In Eldritch Night
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Jamestown midnight event with strange phrases and unclear actions. It mentions alcohol restrictions and a tense scene with officials, hotels, and a possible civic disturbance. The text lacks coherent names or dates but centers on a nocturnal proclamation and local responses.
City Gripped by Epidemic Forces School Closures
Amid an epidemic the city orders all schools closed at noon and health officials warn of possible extended bans on public gatherings. Authorities report widespread illness, with physicians overwhelmed and workplaces idle. The measure aims to curb transmission as the situation remains serious.
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Mangarey
Wilson Addresses Senate
United Press reports on a Senate hearing where Speaker Wilson discusses wartime policy and financial measures. The piece notes rhetoric and procedural moves in the chamber and signals debate over policy funding and national security.
Lottery Begins at Washington as Wilson Draws First Number
Washington September 30. President Wilson sent a draft lottery outline to the Senate for today sequence. The first number drawn is 22 with the rest to be issued by district draft boards overnight and into Tuesday. Vice President Marshall May draws 72 77 and the list continues with Salisbury, Clark, Daniels, Crowell, Chamberlain, Warren, Dent, and March among others for subsequent picks.
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Salisbury
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Young Folks Score Big at Saturday Theater Event
A large audience enjoyed a Saturday program at the Rex Theater presented by Manager Park. Children performed dances and recitations in a benefit for the Red Cross, with Evelyn Dunat and Miss Drought delivering notable pieces.
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