Hertling Attacks War Fury of Americans in Reichstag
London dispatches report Count von Hertling in the Reichstag railing at American war fervor and US supply as a British-dominated peace trap. He blames Wilson and the Allies for Allied rearmament while touting Germany's aims for universal disarmament and arbitration.
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O'Hern Leads Ordnance Expert At Frontline War Work
Col Edward F. O'Hern, chief of ordnance for the First American field army, a West Pointer and New York native, directed big gun operations in the St Mihiel drive. He criticizes Entente methods and notes alleged oppression and interference in Greece, urging Germany to stand firm and foresee a future end to the war.
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New York
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Allied Forces Open Joint Drive in Champagne Sector
Paris reports American and French troops have launched a coordinated offensive against German positions in the Champagne sector. The operation extends to areas east of the Champagne front and began with a bold joint assault.
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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 destruction would remove about 80,000 Turkish troops from Palestine.
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Allies Fight on Bulgarian Soil as Serbs Advance
Saloniki dispatch notes British troops crossing the Bulgarian border south of Strumitza, described as an important enemy base. Serbian forces push about twenty five miles further in the Balkan drive, with gains reported amid the frontline action.
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Quentin Mined by Enemy as HQ Moved to Rear
Reports from London dated September 26 state St Quentin has been partly mined by enemy forces. German staff headquarters have been transferred from the city to a position rearward of the front lines.
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Allies Drive On Uskub In Macedonian Front Push
On September 26 London reports the Serbians crossed the Vardar northwest of Gradsko forming a third bridgehead south of Innish Obu. They advance along the Bregalinitsa river, severing the road to Fshib while the Bulgarian forces fragment into groups. Allied and Italian units push toward Uskub with incursions into Bulgarian soil and gains north of Olchani.
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Entente Over Crest Says Foe Shaken Dawn Allied Armies
Marshal Foch comments on the war front praising the British army as superior and replenished losses, lauding the Americans as splendid and gallant with ten thousand fresh arrivals daily, and noting the French army as the same as in 1914. He spoke in a terse, eloquent style about the general situation.
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London
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Berkeley woman poised to be California's first woman legislator
The report highlights Anna L. Saylor of Berkeley as a primaries winner with potential to become California's first woman legislator. It notes uncertainty about whether she will reach the goal and references other political commentary and a separate Moscow consulate incident involving French and British officers seeking refuge at the American consulate under Norwegian protection amid Bolshevik tensions.
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St Quentin Front Holds As British Push Renewed
A battlefield report says British forces near St Quentin extended lines to the northwest and south as German counterattacks around Gricourt and Fayet were repulsed. German efforts to relieve St Quentin failed while French and British troops advanced, capturing prisoners and seizing ground near Blindenburg.
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Air War Escalates As Metz Evacuations Begin
Berlin dispatch reports long range bombardment near Metz prompting civilian evacuations while Franco U S troops push along the Moselle. Americans and French attack Champey Bouxieres, threatening an encirclement of Metz as airmen clash and artillery roars across the region. A German plane falls near Annapes Benery. a German train is knocked off track and a village housing enemy billets is obliterated.
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U S Extends 2 77 Million Credit to Belgium
The treasury department granted Belgium a new credit of 2 770 000. This raises Belgium total credits to 1 577 020 000 and Allied credits to 7 206 476 000.
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Rail union meeting in Cardiff votes to resume work
In Cardiff 8000 railway workers unanimously decide to return to duties at once. Separate dispatch notes a nationwide surge of Spanish influenza prompting federal state cooperation to curb spread and school closures urged in Massachusetts and New England.
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Captain Utassy Decorated by Italian Government
Washington reports Captain George Utassy of the city, serving with an American Red Cross ambulance unit, has been decorated by the Italian government for his services during the Piave front offensive.
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American Red Cross
Health Department Reports Drop in Spanish Influenza Cases
New York on September 26 reports a 32 case decrease in Spanish influenza over the last 24 hours, with the day’s total at 118. The health department notes improvement compared with the previous 24 hours.
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Wilson to Speak on Loan Drive in New York
President Wilson will address a loan rally in New York at the Metropolitan Opera House Friday under the Liberty Loan committee with Gov. Benjamin Long presiding. Secretary McAdoo announced the event organized by the Federal Reserve district.
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Income tax rate approved by Senate committee
Washington Sept 26 the normal tax of 12 percent on net income of individuals and a 6 percent rate on the first 4000 as written in the house eight billion dollar war revenue bill was approved without change by the Senate committee.
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