German Chancellor Hertling Attacks Wilson in Reichstag Address
Berlin reports show Count von Hertling and German leaders pressing two aims in the Reichstag: baiting the peace talks and masking war realities. He denounces Wilson as head of American imperialists while claiming Germany seeks no conquest and warns of U S rearmament and transport restrictions on troops and materiel.
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O'Hern Denounces Entente and German War Aims
Col Edward P. O’Hern, chief of ordnance of the First American field army, longtime ordnance expert, argues that Entente criticism of America’s Belgium march ignores Creeet oppression and interference in its internal affairs. He predicts a protracted war as enemies foresee ruin and domination.
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Allied Forces Open New Champagne Drive In World War II
American and French troops launched a joint offensive this morning in the Champagne sector and adjoining eastern front areas. The operation marks a coordinated crackdown against German positions with plans for continued advances.
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Fourth Turkish Army Surrounded on Palestine Front
The Fourth Turkish Army on the Palestine front is virtually surrounded east of the Jordan and faces annihilation. Its loss would nearly wipe out Turkish forces in Palestine, totaling about 80 000 men.
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Palestine
Jordan
Allied Forces Break Bulgarian Line Near Strumitza
Saloniki September 26. British troops crossed the Bulgarian border south of Strumitza, an important enemy base. Serbian forces pushed about twenty five miles in the Balkan advance, capturing guns and men as fighting spread on Bulgarian soil.
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Enemy mines, German HQ moved from St Quentin
In London on September 26 the enemy mined several parts of St Quentin. German staff headquarters were moved from the city to a rear location.
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London
St Quentin
Allies Drive On in Balkans as Armies Break Up
London reports Allied forces push toward Vardar river, severing lines to Grdeto and threatening Enloh Oba. Vardar advances split Bulgarian groups. Veles expected as next objective near Uskub. Italian units press north in Western Macedonia, occupying heights north of Topolchant.
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U S Extends 2 770 000 Credit to Belgium
Washington reports a new credit of 2 770 000 to Belgium by the treasury department raising Belgium total credits to 1 577 020 000 and all credits to the allies to 87 206 476 000.
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Saylor poised to become California's first woman legislator
A report notes Mrs. Anal. Saylor from Yerkeley California wins in the primaries and is set to become California's first woman legislator. The piece also mentions a Moscow consulate case with French and British nationals seeking refuge as Bolshevik guards demand surrender of officers.
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Weles Rail Strikers Return Card If Sept. 20 Meeting
At Cardiff a meeting of 3,000 railway workers voted unanimously to resume work immediately. The report notes a wave of influenza prompting federal and state health actions, with emphasis on the Northeast and Massachusetts where governors consider closing schools churches and amusements to curb the spread.
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Entente Over Crest Says Allied Forces Hold Strong Line
The report quotes a French marshal praising the Allied armies. He says the British army is better and more splendid, American troops are gallant, and fresh American recruits arrive in France daily. He also calls the French army the same strong force as in 1914.
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Allied British Hold St Quentin As German Offensives Fail
The report details heavy fighting around St Quentin as British and French forces repel German counterattacks northwest of the city. German assaults east of Moissy and near Moeuvres are beaten, with Paris war office noting a full withdrawal from strategic ground.
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Italian honors American officer for Piave front service
Washington dispatch notes Captain George Atuesy of an American Red Cross ambulance unit receives decoration from the Italian government for contributions during the Piave offensive. The award underscores Allied cooperation in Italy's theater of operations.
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Fewer Spanish Flu Cases Reported in New York
The health department reported a drop in influenza cases in New York with 118 cases in the prior 24 hours, down from 152 in the earlier 24 hours.
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Health Department
Wtal
Air warfare heats Metz area as U S French push drive
American and French forces attacked along the Moselle in Lorraine on Sept 26. They advanced near Champey and Bouxieres as air and artillery actions intensified. A German train was knocked out and observers reported light casualties on both sides while civilians and materiel evacuated ahead of possible Metz operations.
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Wilson to Speak on Loan in New York Meeting
President Wilson will address a Liberty loan event in New York on Friday at the Metropolitan Opera House. Gov. Brong and the Federal Reserve district committee will preside, announced by Secretary McAdoo.
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Income Tax Rate Approved by House Committee
Washington news reports the House revenue committee approved the war bill provision. The normal net income tax rate of 12 percent remains for individuals, with a 6 percent rate on the first $4 000 of income. The measure is part of the sweeping $8 000 000 000 war revenue package.
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