President Wilson Rejects Austria's Peace Parley
President Wilson flatly rejected Austria Hungary's proposal for an official peace conference. The reply, issued within half an hour of the note's delivery, states the United States will join no such talks and speaks for the Allied world in a concise 68 word message.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
Lansing
Austria
United States
Stimson takes command as war moves to Cap Meade
Col Henry L. Stimson of New York is placed in command of the Thirtyfirst Field Artillery at Cap Meade Maryland. A veteran of the New York National Guard, he previously served as a lieutenant colonel in the same battalion and rises to lead artillery duties amid the wartime reshuffle. The article references the Austrian peace note and President Wilson’s principles for a just settlement, underscoring the era’s push for collective security and lawful peace.
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Pack
France
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Taft
Thirty- First Field’ Artillery
Bomb 21 Towns Raid Targets Railways and Factories
An authoritative report states that in August a British independent air force bombed 21 towns in Germany and attacked air bases and factories. Over 100 tons of bombs were dropped, with three months totaling 249 raids and 247 tons, targeting rail centers, munition works, gas plants, blast furnaces, and airfields.
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Germany
Rohn
Boulay
Freisdorf
Morhange
Frankfort
Mannheim
Metz
Sabelen
Saarburg
Thionville
Berremborough
Burbach
Coblentz
Cologne
Darmstadt
Dellingen
Duren
Ehrange
Karlsruhe
Luxembourg
Offenburg
Temilly
Rombach
Sanaralbe
Treves
Volkingsp
Australia Launches Seventh War Loan Drive in Melbourne
The seventh Australian war loan campaign began with enthusiasm in Melbourne as Acting Premier Watt sold the first bond to the lord mayor. Officials target about 200 million dollars in one month.
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Australia
Melbourne
Watt
Americans Reach Vandieres Near German Frontier
Sept 1 dispatch reports American troops have advanced to Vandieres within a mile and a half of the German frontier, signaling a push toward enemy lines amid ongoing combat operations.
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Vandieres
Macedonian Offensive Pushed by Serbs and French
London reports the Serbs and the French armies are pressing their Macedonian offensive. They have advanced five miles and taken control of a key ridge system, signaling continued progress in the campaign.
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London
Macedonia
British Advance Near Le Verguier Ahead of St Quentin
London reports continued British tightening of the line northwest of St Quentin. Field Marshal Haig says British forces advanced toward Le Verguier and press the enemy line with constant pressure in the sector.
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St- Quentin
Aig
le Verguier
Lansing Janitor Held for Death Threats to Morgan Family
J B Thorn a 51 year old Lansing State Journal janitor was arrested on charges of attempting to extort 320000 from James Pierpont Morgan II and his relatives in Glen Cove Long Island. The letters threatened a deadly germ and offered a supposed antidote for 20000.
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Lansing
Mich
J. B. Thorn
Lansing State Journal
James Pierpont Morgan
New York
Morgan
J. Pierpont, Morgan
Hin
Secret German Plans Reported to Sabotage U S Allies
Government released confidential Russian documents describe German efforts to disrupt the United States and its allies. They allege pressure on Lenin and Trotzky to reveal supply routes, Bolshevik propaganda operations abroad, and plans to move three submarines by rail to Vladivostok for Pacific service.
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Russia
Council of People’s Commissars
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Lenine
Trotzky
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England
France
Scheidemann
Europe
Vladivostok
Pacific
High Seas Fleet
Cavalry Charge and Hospital Scene Amid War News
Describes a cavalry assault where troops dismount and fight on foot then remount to charge again through Bois Nonsard. Americans capture a German hospital near Thiaucourt, with German and American medical staff treating wounded of both sides. Includes naval scheme to move Russian ships under false flags and notes on embassy surveillance.
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Alon Ferertte
Lattenchattel
Bois Nonsard
Thiaucourt
Allies Smash Balkan Front In Major 1916 Offensive
British and Greek troops gain ground on a ten mile Doiran Vardar sector taking two Bulgarian posts and several guns. Serbian and French forces report capturing Teak Vetrenik Dobropolje and Mountain Sokol on Saloniki front with hundreds of Bulgarian prisoners. American and French actions in Lorraine push toward Metz while British reach the Havrincourt area and Ypres sector gains.
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Saloniki
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Vosges
St. Die
Gerardmer
St. Mihiel
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U. S
Lorraine
Hindenburg
Berlin
Fresnes
St. Titaire
Troumont
Het Rap
Metz
Gereman-Lorraine
Villecy
Norroy
Cote de Lorraine
Moselle
Paris
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Aisne
Solasons
War Office
Oise
Mont Des Singes
France
Marshal Haig
Ypresomines Canal
Havrincourt
Demiecourt
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Henri Dourif
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