Germany's Intention to Smash Roumania and U S Ports
London reports Hindenburg concentrates reserves to strike Roumania while Roumania shifts divisions to Dobrudja. Newport dispatch details six sunk ships, including Westpoint and Kingston, with American destroyers involved. shipping fears rise as submarine blockade of U S ports prompts debate over rights and safety.
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Newport
Perma
Westpat
Santucket Shoals
London
Wish
Westpoint
New York
Kingston
Kanvas
Boston
Bloomeradijk
Christian Koudsen
Strathdene
Stephano
Christin Knudsen
Trou Cavada
Concensus
Nantucket Shoals
Shdpmany
Prestia
Atlantic
America
Tarope
Canopic
Baltic
Espagne
Cambronia
United States
Oficlate
Great Britain
Wie
Victory in London Volunteers Rally amid Frontline Faith
Mr George addresses London volunteers insisting victory is certain yet urging continued effort. Philip Gibbs recalls the infantry assault on Lesars with the Tangie Redoubt check by German MG fire. A tank fights through mud and craters, reaches a sunken road, but an internal breakdown ends its aid to the attack.
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London
George
Volunteers of
Philip Gibbs
Lesars
Tangie
Tange
The New Submarine Campaign: Americas Decision
Secretary of State Robert Lansing states the United States will not interfere with the German submarine campaign unless international law is violated. The announcement signals a cautious stance as tensions rise over submarine warfare and neutrality.
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Lila
Robert Lansing
United States
Sinking of the Stephano Reported in New York Dispatch
Fragmentary account notes a sinking of the Stephano with mention of a person named Elizabeth and St. Sohne. The piece references a ship at sea and a loss of savings amounting to 150 dollars.
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New York
Cribe
Mies Elizabeth
St. Sohne
German Peace Move Hinted as U S Influence Grows
A censored German dispatch hints at peace proposals relying on American influence. It suggests Washington may press for mediation with London and Paris while World War I continues, hoping President Wilson can sway the powers toward negotiations.
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London
America
Paris
Wilson
Washington
German Bluff to Keep Up Their Courage
New York report notes some quarters believe the German depredations are a final bluff to sustain courage amid the peace appeal. The item mentions a Romanian position as context.
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New York
Destruction of Vessels Shocks Portland Readers
An early report from Portland notes German attacks causing ship losses and civilian alarm. The article cites German responsibility for striking ships as U S. authorities seek details and consequences amid ongoing engagements.
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Portland
Oregon
British Advance Loses Parts of Leaks Capture Reported
In yesterday's wires a British advance was reported with partial details inconsistent due to garbled text. The dispatch notes captured positions near a coastal area and mentions limited gains amid unclear naming of units and locations.
French and British Forces Attack From Albert Road to Lesboeufs
French and British units attacked from Albert road towards Lesboeufs and report advancing along the line between Girenacourt and Lesboeufs. They captured Lesars and areas east and west of the prisoners. Allied aircraft supported infantry amid five days of poor weather and dropped many bombs on the enemy as ground was won north of the Courcelette Warlencourt road.
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Silétnoon
Albert Road
Lesboeufs
Girenacourt
Lesars
Ax Cal
Courcelette- Warlencourt Road
America and Peace: Wilson Says Not Informed on Gerard Mission
New York reports that public opinion favors Mr Gerard's peace efforts with Germany but President Wilson states he has not been told that Gerard is on a peace mission and doubts Germany can sidetrack him as mediator.
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New York
Gerard
Germany
Lloyd George
Wilson
Military Camp Arrivals Set Foundations for New Headquarters
Commandant Majae T Campbell arrives at Gereidion camp with staff to formalize reception plans. Army Medical Board will review exemptions as 70 men undergo examination and registration at the drill hall. Camp facilities include a converted hospital building, water sanitation, and quarters for officers and service corps. Names listed include James Holling, John Hancock, John Clark, Henry Palmer, Malcolm M. Plummer, Thomas Hin, Frank-Linthorn Oians, Meakin, and Lyril Lewis.
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Majae T. Campbell
Hoath
T. Healey
Army Service Corpe
Piper
Mary Cane Comanananis
T. Hew
Cnd
Army Medical Board
Teftcailt
Csimpean
James Hollng
Joln Hancock
John Clark
Brunt Ri Henry Palmer -Malolm M. Plummer
Thomas Hin
Frank — Linthorn Oians Meakin
Lyril Lewis
Brownhill Avanhoe Election Returns Show Scaddan Wins
Scaddan Labour secures a large majority with 1572 votes while Dunn Anti-Conscriptionist gains 480 and Tol SUL British 102. Rainfall for the week totals 212 points and winds battered crops before settling into a milder pattern.
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Brownhillvankos
Scaddan
Labour
Dunn
Tol
Sul Britiah
Eset Chapchao
Canning Hurdle Race and First Class Plate At Canning Park
Horse racing meets at Canning Park Club feature the Canning Hurdle Race about two miles with entries including Bunderrie Moboy Caliber Redtrimg and others. The First Class Plate for six furlongs lists Our Pint Paratic Bebide Foramen Galhally and Prince Bawbary among contestants with various weights and odds.
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Lowng
Canning Park
Hetens Vale
Canning
Olit If
Ania Vo
Bunderrie
Moboy
Balmain
Gotlen Deer
Riarei
Teboiki
Mimeyer
Sir Richard
Siense
Bebide
Foramen
Vanda. Rayon
Militia Major Dension returns amid town welcome
Bergeant Major Dension arrives back in town after military service. He is greeted by friends and speaks of his experiences. Geraldin edition of the chronicle will be on sale this week. Barneys of A.S.C arrives to join camp duties.
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Bergeant
Dension
Ap Berreant
Gera
Beant Handecok
Swray
Andier
Geraldin
Barney
Sanesion
Lever Cay
Amasa
Gerakiton
Geraldton
Geraldtox
Military Service Reflects Dusk Priray October Item
The notice invites owners of 100 ewes and 10 rams to attend a rally. It mentions sheep stocks and rams and lists H. Pieldng as a committee member guiding the event. The platform and meeting details aim to simplify the process for participants.
Tobacco for the Troops Receives Record Advise
Local notice reports that Sengeaue Lae 1 thaw of the lst ioe hae ara TOBACCO FOR THE TROOPS. Mr. T Ramshaw of Shenton Street is advised by Baw Records Melonarne. The fragmentary text references a campaign or donation effort labeled tobacco for the troops.
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Mr. T Ramshaw
Shenton Street
Baw Records
Melonarne
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Mackensen
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Brasso
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Bapaume
Thiel Experien
the Peace Movement
U.S
Lesaks
TELEG
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MR Scaddan
A.C
Beling
Marva
Pretty Cool
Nanny Sykes
Sydney
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Pere
Fantase
Racing Snd
West Australia
Ireland
Gavesia
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Warner
Wincey
Jd Ya
Crean
Henry
Manchester
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Pribay
Ao Seah Oil FM Wethers
Meripe
Tenon
Ramierss Rally Auton
RED Cross Sewing CircLe
Wbtend
Okun
H. Pieldng
Ump
Ares
Endery
Pinetationa
Savanna
Weid Chambers
Perth
J Johnston
Eppoadte
Talla
Ana SC Sree Bate
Rowe
Marne
Dear Howes
Gibson
Dunlop
Ford Cars
B.S.A. Motor Cycles
P.O
CIA
Baing
Wien
T. Davies
Busy Bee Store
Victoria Motor Works
Veraldton
Firestone
F. W. Warwicker & Co
Mamlne Terrack
Garaldton
Geraldton High School
wWeey Man
Princet of
Martin
Sure’ Ai le
Shathampean
Engiaai
Ey Mae
Athens
Mamie
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